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Charles Irving 07.30.1912 - 02.15.1981 (69 years old)

Charles Irving directed two episodes of The Andy Griffith Show. As an actor, he appeared in the films A Face in the Crowd with Andy Griffith and Head with The Monkees. On TV he played the recurring roles of Dr. Joe Bradley on "Peyton Place" and a judge on "Perry Mason". He also appeard on on the following series The Henry Morgan Show, Gangbusters, Lux Radio Theater, Studio One, The Milton Berle Show,Bobby Benson, Inner Sanctum Mysteries and many others He appeared in 5 episodes of Radio Mystery Theater.

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
screen guild theater, the	yankee doodle dandy	1942-10-19
authors playhouse	the kracken	1944-07-08
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (449) suspicion (repeat)	1944-09-18
authors playhouse	theres money in poetry	1945-01-15
henry morgan show, the	manhattan in the year 3000	1946-09-02
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (036) moby dick part 1	1946-10-19
henry morgan show, the	pockets	1946-10-30
henry morgan show, the	christmas story	1946-12-25
henry morgan show, the	new years eve show	1947-01-01
henry morgan show, the	morgan digest analyze the condensed version of the mikado	1947-01-29
henry morgan show, the	strange men of history	1947-02-05
henry morgan show, the	the radio program blood test	1947-02-19
henry morgan show, the	the invention of work	1947-02-26
henry morgan show, the	broadcasting radio programs back to the russians	1947-03-05
henry morgan show, the	dedicated to americas landlords	1947-03-26
henry morgan show, the	dedicated to schools	1947-05-07
henry morgan show, the	visit to the hat emporium	1947-05-14
henry morgan show, the	morgans around the world listening post	1947-06-04
Eternal Light	eternal light (0137) valley forge (some dropout)	1947-06-29
Gangbusters	gang busters (0502) the case of the jersey butcher bandits	1947-11-08
henry morgan show, the	morgans christmas	1947-12-24
studio one	amazing dr clitterhouse	1948-01-20
Milton Berle Show, The	milton berle show (50) salutes the communication industry	1948-02-17
studio one	the glass key	1948-04-13
inner sanctum mysteries	murder comes to life	1949-01-10
inner sanctum mysteries	the devils fortune	1949-01-31
citizen of the world	citizen of the world	1949-07-10
Bobby Benson	bobby benson (xx) killer wales	1949-12-28
Bobby Benson	bobby benson (xx) face of jabaco	1950-06-13
Bobby Benson	bobby benson (xx) the ghost rider	1950-07-28
Bobby Benson	bobby benson (xx) three wise monkeys	1950-08-15
Bobby Benson	bobby benson (xx) the strong and the weak	1951-08-30
Bobby Benson	bobby benson (xx) lost tribe	1951-11-17
Bobby Benson	bobby benson (xx) queen of the cowgirls	1951-12-01
cbs radio mystery theater	double take	1978-07-28
cbs radio mystery theater	eavesdropper	1978-08-23
cbs radio mystery theater	the familiar ghost	1978-12-18
cbs radio mystery theater	no way out	1978-12-27
cbs radio mystery theater	the dominant personality	1979-01-26

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Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota 7/30/1912; died 2/15/1981 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Married to actress Hollis Irving (1948-?). Irving began his career as a writer and announcer at station WTCN-Minneapolis. Later he moved to Chicago, then New York and California to continue working in radio, and later television.

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Director for the NBC and CBS Radio Network soap, This Is Nora Drake (?-?). One of three actors to play Doctor Jerry Malone on the CBS-Radio soap, Young Dr. Malone (1943-1947). Host of Coronet Quick Quiz on NBC-BLUE (1944). Mr. Gillespie on Tales Of Willie Piper for ABC-Radio (1946-1947). Tex Mason on Bobby Benson's Adventures for Mutual-Radio (1949-1951).

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Announcer for radio programs including The Henry Morgan Show on Mutual and ABC (1940-1948); The Breakfast Club on NBC-BLUE (1943-1944); The Fat Man on ABC (1946-1951).

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Narrator of Exploring The Unknown on Mutual-Radio (1945-1947); Heritage on ABC-Radio (1952- 1953).

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Regular performer on radio programs including The Milton Berle Show for ABC (1948-1949); The Joe Dimaggio Show for CBS-Radio (1949-1950).

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Search For Tomorrow (1951-?). Director and actor on many television programs including Bewitched The Andy Griffith Show. Admiral Vincent Beckett on The Wackiest Ship In The Army for NBC-TV (1965-1966).

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Producer of That Wonderful Guy on ABC-TV (1950). Producer and director for the CBS-TV soap,

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Charles Irving 07.30.1912 - 02.15.1981 (69 years old)

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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