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Rex Marshall (1919–1983)

Unflappable announcer and program host who began his career on Boston radio in 1937. He was the 'voice' for the Reynolds Aluminum Company for twenty-five years, and he also announced for Esso gasoline, Auto-Lite spark plugs and Maxwell House coffee. In his final decades, his rich voice hosted one of the classiest of local radio shows on a station covering Dartmouth's tony hometown... See full bio »

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Filmography

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1949-1953 Suspense (TV series)
Announcer
Nightmare at Ground Zero (1953) … Announcer
Come Into My Parlor (1953) … Announcer
The Brush Off (1950) … Announcer
Black Passage (1949) … Announcer
 
1950-1952 The Adventures of Ellery Queen (TV series)
Announcer
A Christmas Story (1952) … Announcer
Episode dated 22 May 1952 (1952) … Announcer
Coroner's Inquest (1952) … Announcer
Custom Made (1952) … Announcer
Prize Catch (1952) … Announcer
 
1952 Mister Peepers (TV series)
Host
 
1951 Circuit Rider (TV series)
Narrator
 
1950 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet (TV series)
Lieutenant Saunders
Graveyard of the Rockets … Lieutenant Saunders
Space Week … Lieutenant Saunders
The Asteroid of Death … Lieutenant Saunders
 
1950 Kuda Bux, Hindu Mystic (TV series)
Announcer
 
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1954 Easter Parade of Stars Auto Show (TV special)
Himself - Announcer
 
1949-1953 Suspense (TV series)
Himself / Himself - Announcer
The Duel (1953) … Himself
Kiss Me Again, Stranger (1953) … Himself
The Kiss-Off (1953) … Himself
Vacancy for Death (1953) … Himself
The Invisible Killer (1952) … Himself
 
1953 Easter Parade of Stars Auto Show (TV movie)
Himself - Announcer
 
1952 The Herman Hickman Show (TV series)
Himself
 
1952 Parade of Stars Auto Show (TV movie)
Himself - Announcer
 
1950-1951 Your Big Moment (TV series)
Announcer
 
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Personal Details

Other Works:

"A Winter's Tale" published by WNHV AM Radio
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Personal Quote:

To be valuable to a client, I must be a semi-celebrity. I can only achieve that status through many appearances; to make many appearances, I need several clients. Then I think that diversity is good for me, artistically. If I only sold one product, I would soon get in a rut. And, of course, this way I can remain independent... See more »

Trivia:

Was involved in the start-up of New York television station WPIX (Channel 11) in 1948, and covered the Republican National Convention for the station that year; left after a year to go freelance, then returned in late 1967 to anchor its 10 P.M. newscast, staying in that position until mid-1968. See more »

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