Charles Macarthur

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Big Show	big show 501231 vivian blaine, jose ferrer
jumbo fire chief show, the	trouble with the irs	1935-10-29
jumbo fire chief show, the	romantic mixup	1935-11-05
jumbo fire chief show, the	jumbo is hidden	1935-11-12
jumbo fire chief show, the	the circus is to be sold	1935-11-19
jumbo fire chief show, the	an investor for the circus	1935-11-26
jumbo fire chief show, the	brainy modernizes the circus	1935-12-03
jumbo fire chief show, the	an old fashioned show	1935-12-10
jumbo fire chief show, the	the first payment is due	1935-12-17
jumbo fire chief show, the	fights with bosco	1935-12-24
jumbo fire chief show, the	brainy woos a wealthy woman	1935-12-31
jumbo fire chief show, the	the wealthy woman visits the circus	1936-01-07
jumbo fire chief show, the	the big fight	1936-01-14
chase and sanborn hour, the	guests carole lombard and joseph bentoelli	1937-05-16
campbell playhouse	20th century	1939-03-24
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (229) wuthering heights	1939-09-18
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (275) his girl friday	1940-09-30
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (280) wuthering heights (repeat)	1940-11-04
command performance	command performance (005) george jessel, connie boswell, oscar levant	1942-03-29
suspense	crime without passion	1946-05-02
ford theater, the	front page	1948-05-09
ford theater, the	wuthering heights	1949-04-01
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (888) wuthering heights (repeat)	1954-09-14

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Born in Scranton, Pennsylvania 11/5/1895; died 4/21/1956 of an internal hemor- rhage in New York City. Married to actress Helen Hayes (1928-1956 his death). Father of actor James MacArthur. MacArthur began his career as a reporter on Chicago and New York newspapers (1914-1923), then began writing plays in 1924; writer-producer of movies beginning in 1929. Among his best-known plays were (several he collaborated with Ben Hecht on) The Front Page, Twentieth Century, The Scoundrel and Swan Song. The Front Page was adapted to ABC-Radio (1948); CBS-TV (1949-1950).

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Charles MacArthur

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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