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Glenn Miller 03.01.1904 - 12.15.1944 (40 years old)

Glenn Miller’s musical career soared, he traded in commercial success for a military uniform to entertain U.S. troops during War World ll. Then, on a foggy afternoon, December 15, 1944, He took off from England heading for France. His plane vanished over the English Channel. Glenn Miller was never seen again.

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
glenn miller	paradise restaurant	1938-06-18
glenn miller	paradise restaurant	1938-06-25
glenn miller	cafe rouge	1938-10-07
glenn miller	glenn miller	1938-12-13
glenn miller	paradise restaurant	1938-12-30
glenn miller	moonlight serenade	1939-03-26
glenn miller	blue skies	1939-04-04
glenn miller	glen island casino	1939-07-26
glenn miller	opening night at the cafe rouge ep02of02	1940-01-04
glenn miller	cafe rouge	1940-04-05
glenn miller	chesterfield show	1940-04-11
glenn miller	chesterfield show	1940-05-28
glenn miller	chesterfield show	1940-06-13
glenn miller	cafe rouge	1940-10-18
glenn miller	chesterfield show	1940-11-19
glenn miller	cafe rouge	1940-11-23
glenn miller	chesterfield show	1940-11-27
glenn miller	cafe rouge	1940-12-21
glenn miller	cafe rouge	1940-12-28
glenn miller	sunset serenade	1941-11-08
glenn miller	sunset serenade flagwaver	1941-11-29
glenn miller	chesterfield show	1941-12-24
command performance	command performance (013) edward g robinson, hedy lamarr, glenn miller	1942-05-14
Music From America	music from america 4xxxxx 002 music by russell bennett, 1st song fine and dandy {o.w.i}	1944-03-10
Music From America	music from america 4xxxxx 025 raymond scott show, 1st song i love you {o.w.i}	1944-03-10
Music From America	music from america 4xxxxx 021 music by russell bennett, 1st song good news {o.w.i}	1944-05-26

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Miller, Glenn (birth name was Alton Glenn Miller) Born in Clarinda, Iowa 3/1/1904; died 12/15/1944 in a plane crash over the English Channell while serving as a Major in the Army Air Corp. Miller attended The University of Colorado, but quit to become a trombone player with bands of Boyd Senter, Ben Pollack, Paul Ash, the Dorsey Brothers and Ray Noble before he formed his own orchestra in 1938. On screen with his orchestra in two movies, Sun Valley Serenade (1941); Orchestra Wives (1942). Leader of The Glenn Miller Army Air Corp Orchestra (1942-1944).

Mike

The Glenn Miller Orchestra provided music for radio programs including Chesterfield Time (Moonlight Serenade) on CBS (1939-1942); Sunset Serenade on NBC-BLUE and Mutual (1942); I Sustain The Wings on CBS and NBC (1943-1944).

Mike