Charles Maxwell

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Family Theater	family theater (051) verdict guilty	1948-01-29
Family Theater	family theater (059) the passion and death of christ	1948-03-25
Family Theater	family theater (064) their only son	1948-04-29
Family Theater	family theater (065) mother's halo was tight	1948-05-06
Family Theater	family theater (066) song for a long road	1948-05-13
Family Theater	family theater (073) first class requirements	1948-07-01
Family Theater	family theater (075) the music of a broken bell	1948-07-15
Family Theater	family theater (080) jamie and the promise	1948-08-19
Family Theater	family theater (084) a day to remember	1948-09-16
Family Theater	family theater (085) brannigan's bat	1948-09-23
Family Theater	family theater (088) farewell to birdie mckeesler	1948-10-14
Family Theater	family theater (100) gentleman, be seated	1949-01-12
Family Theater	family theater (102) melancholy clown	1949-01-26
Family Theater	family theater (113) the passion and death of christ	1949-04-13
this is your fbi	the sentimental doublecross	1949-07-29
this is your fbi	draft dodging inc	1950-09-22
this is your fbi	the backstage shakedown	1950-11-10
Family Theater	family theater (212) the passion and death of christ	1951-03-21
this is your fbi	the big fix	1951-04-20
this is your fbi	old mother larceny	1951-05-25

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Hello, the information is not correct. There is a mix-up. This Charles Carlton Maxwell was an actor and producer and was born on 28 Dec 1913 in Long Island New York. My relative's husband: Charles Burr Maxwell was born on 3 Feb 1920 in Los Angeles. Apparently both died on the same day (7 Aug 1993) in Los Angeles. Perhaps that is why there are so many mix-ups? Regards, Robert Tiede

Robert Tiede

Born in California 2/3/1920; died 8/7/1993 in Los Angeles, California. Movies include They Flew Alone (1941); The Search For Bridey Murphy (1956). Regular performer on The Hank McCune Show for NBC-TV (1950). Occasional role of special agent Joe Carey on the syndicated television series, I Led Three Lives (1953-1956). Voice of the radio announcer on Gilligan's Island for CBS-TV (1964-1967).

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Charles Maxwell

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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