Spoiler : Jenkins, Gordon (birth name was Gordon Hill Jenkins) Born in Webster Groves, Missouri 5/12/1910; died 5/1/1984 of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in Beverly Hills, California. At age fifteen, he won an amateur ukulele contest that was conducted by Cliff Edwards. His broadcasting career began in 1927 as a staff pianist at KMOX-St Louis, Missouri. Moved to Hollywood in 1938 where he became associated with movies and radio. From 1939 to 1944, he was music director at NBC-Hollywood.

Spoiler : The Gordon Jenkins Orchestra provided music for radio programs including one of two for The Signal Carnival on NBC (1936-1941); Little Ol' Hollywood on NBC-BLUE (1939-1942); Everyman's Theater on NBC (1940-1941); Plays For Americans on NBC (1942); Eyes Aloft on NBC (1942-1943); The Colgate Program (Al Jolson Show) on CBS (1942-1943); Mayor Of The Town on CBS (?-1943-?); The Fred Brady Show on NBC (1943); Free World Theatre on NBC (1943); The Judy Canova Show on NBC and CBS (1943?-1953?); The Man Called X on CBS (1944); Everything For The Boys on NBC (1944-1945); The Bob Burns Show on NBC (1944-1946); The Dick Haymes Show on NBC and CBS (1944- 1948).

Spoiler : Composer of tunes including P.S. I Love You; Married I Can Always Get.