Spoiler : Certainly had a natural Shakesperion brogue. A very recognizable voice on radio.

Spoiler : Conried, Hans (birth name was Frank Foster Conried) Born in Baltimore, Maryland 4/15/1915; died 1/5/1982 of a heart disease in Burbank, California. Married to Margaret Grant (?-?). Raised in New York City where he learned dialets including Spanish; Greek; Yiddish; French; Italian; Japanese; German. Screen debut in Dramatic School (1938). Last movie was Oh God Book II (1980).

Spoiler : Once did 18 voices in 25 minutes on a single radio program. Mr. Hemmingway and William Boswell on The Judy Conova Show for the NBC and CBS Radio Networks (1943-1953). Uncle Baxter on Life Of Riley for the NBC-BLUE, ABC and NBC Radio Networks (1944-1951). Mr. Cushing on The Mel Blanc Show for CBS-Radio (1946-1947). Professor Kropotkin on My Friend Irma for CBS-Radio (1947- 1954). Schultz on Life Of Luigi for CBS-Radio (1948-1953). Pete Porter on December Bride for CBS (1952-1953). Guest director for Stars Over Hollywood on CBS-Radio sometime in the early 1950's.

Spoiler : Some of the many radio programs Conried was on include; Orson Welles Theater for CBS (1941- 1942; 1944); Plays For Americans for NBC (1942); The Burns And Allen Show for NBC and CBS (1942-1950); The Whistler for CBS (1942-1955); The Gallant Men for NBC (1944); syndicated series of, Favorite Story (1946-1949); Joan Davis Time for CBS (1947-1948); Escape for CBS (1947-1954); It's A Great Life for CBS (1948); the syndicated series of, The Damon Runyon Theater (1949); the syndicated series of, Maisie (1949-1953); Romance for CBS (1954-1957); The Sears Radio Theater (The Mutual Radio Theater) for CBS and Mutual (1979-1981).

Spoiler : Panelist on television programs including What's It For for NBC (1957-1958); Take A Good Look for ABC (1959-1961);; Stump The Stars for CBS (1962-1963).

Spoiler : Thimbelrig on Disneyland's Davy Crockett for ABC-TV (1954-1955). Uncle Tonoose on The Danny Thomas Show (Make Room For Daddy) for ABC-TV (1953-1957); CBS-TV (1957-1964); Make Room For Granddaddy for ABC-TV (1970-1971). Voice of Snidley Whiplash on the animated NBC-TV series, The Bullwinkle Show (1961-1962). Host of syndicated television series, Fractured Flickers (1963); Made In America for CBS (1964). Ryan Franklin on The Tony Randall Show for CBS-TV (1977-1978). Abe Berlowitz on American Dream for ABC-TV (1981).

Spoiler : In August of 1971, radio and television character actor Hans Conried spoke with Dick Bertel and Ed Corcoran for WTIC's Golden Age of Radio. In this clip he talks about the dangers of doing spec work as a young, hungry actor or actress.

Spoiler : My favorite and I love his characters

Spoiler : He certainly had a unique and easily identifiable voice.