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Bonita Granville 02.02.1923 - 10.11.1988 (65 years old)

Bonita Granville was an American film actress and television producer.[1] She was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in These Three (1936).

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (397) hitler's children	1943-05-24
G I Journal	gi journal (071) first song blue room	1944-11-24
G I Journal	gi journal (071) first song – blue room	1944-12-01
G I Journal	gi journal (072) guest robert benchley	1944-12-01
suspense	bank holiday	1945-07-19
Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel (Colgate Sports Reel)	bill stern sports newsreel (334) guest bonita granville (show 333 announced)	1946-03-29
studio one	wednesdays child	1948-01-13
Obsession	obsession (06) cousin charley bonita granville	1950-11-27
Family Theater	family theater (259) the promise	1952-02-27
Stars Over Hollywood	stars over hollywood (052) nocturne in black and white (otr)	1952-11-15
Family Theater	family theater (314) eclipse	1953-04-15

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Born in Chicago, Illinois 2/2/1923; died 8/11/1988 of cancer in Santa Monica, California. Married to television producer Jack Wrather (1947-1984 his death). Stage debut at age three, on screen as a child in movies including Westward Passage (1932). Nominated for an Academy Award for These Three (1936). Guest star on radio programs including The Continental Celebrity Club for CBS (1945-1946). Partner with husband (Jack Wrather) in the Wrather Corporation that produced television programs including The Lone Ranger on ABC (1949-1957); Lassie on CBS (1954- 1971).

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Ray McDonald and Bonita Granville in Down in San Diego

Bonita Granville 02.02.1923 - 10.11.1988 (65 years old)

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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