Spoiler : Tommy Brooks on The Charlotte Greenwood Show for NBC-BLUE (1944). Jimmy Crain on June's My Girl for NBC-Radio (1948). Archie Goodwin on The Adventures Of Nero Wolfe for NBC-Radio (1950-1951). For the 5/1/1952 broadcast of Dragnet Bartell played Joe Friday's partner. Regular performer (occasional writer) on Gunsmoke for CBS-Radio (1952-1961). Officer Ed Miller on Rogers Of The Gazette for CBS-Radio (1953-1954). Lieutenant Seibert on Fort Laramie for CBS-Radio (1956). Regular performer on radio programs including Broadway Is My Beat for CBS (1949-1954), Defense Attorney for ABC (1951-1952), On Stage for CBS (1953-1954), The Six Shooter for NBC (1953- 1954), Frontier Gentleman for CBS (1958), etc., etc.

Spoiler : Just a note of thanks. Harry Bartell is among my favorite radio voices, along with other greats like Elliott Lewis, Agnes Moorhead, Charlotte Lawrence, Virginia Gregg, Joseph Kerns, Dan Duryea and Danny Kaye (in serious roles). Thanks for posting this comprehensive list--one of the great features of OTR. Now I have a whole lot more shows to check out. Well done.

Spoiler : Bartell, Harry Born in New Orleans, Louisiana 11/28/1913; died 2/26/2004 in Ashland, Oregon. Raised in Houston, Texas. Graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the Rice University in 1933. Attended Harvard Business School, worked a couple years in a department store, then moved to Hollywood. He began his acting career at the Pasadena Playhouse, which led to his acting in some 185 radio series,77 television series and over a dozen motion pictures. Screen debut with an uncredited role in Destination Tokyo (1943). Last movie was playing Phillip Ganzer in the 1975 made-for- television movie, Mobile Two.