Elsie Mae Gordon

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (118) trip to czardis	1938-12-15
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (008) wake up and die	1939-10-12
Behind The Mike	behind the mike (10) dinah and the truck driver	1940-11-17
Behind The Mike	difficult names	1940-12-22
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (001) homecoming	1946-02-02
theater five	homecoming	1964-08-06

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Born in Anderson, Indiana; died 1/18/1951 at an unknown age of cancer in New York City. Following her education at Emerson College in Massachusetts, she toured for several years with the Chautauqua circuit before making her radio debut in 1922, later earning the nickname of, "the girl with one hundred voices."

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Regular performer on radio programs including Death Valley Days for NBC from the middle 1930's until the late 1940's; Deadline Dramas for NBC-BLUE (1943). Mrs. Grainger on the NBC-BLUE soap, Tony And Gus (1935). Grammy on Snow Village Sketches for NBC-Radio (1936-1937). Phoebe on Trouble House sponsored by Heinz Foods for CBS-Radio (1937-1938). Estelle Cummings on the NBC- Radio soap, Valiant Lady (1938-?). Ma Callahan on the syndicated radio program, The Callahans (1944).

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Elsie Mae Gordon

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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