James Melton

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
heres to veterans	harvest of stars
heres to veterans	first song the night has a thousand eyes
jack benny program	she done him right	1933-03-31
jack benny program	guest edward g robinson	1933-04-21
jack benny program	who killed mr x part 2	1933-06-02
jack benny program	who killed mr x	1933-06-09
jack benny program	marys birthday	1933-06-23
opening of the nbc hollywood studios	opening of the nbc hollywood studios	1935-12-07
Magic Key, The	magic key, the (013) dear old darling	1935-12-29
ziegfield follies of the air, the	first show	1936-01-26
Magic Key, The	magic key, the (187) who'll buy my lavender	1939-05-14
Chicago Theatre Of The Air, The	chicago theatre of the air (006) the chocolate soldier	1940-10-12
Chicago Theatre Of The Air, The	chicago theatre of the air (010) eileen	1940-11-23
hedda hopper show, the	life story of dorothy lamour part 3	1940-12-07
over here	groucho marx and jane froman	1943-01-09
burns and allen	george sings at a bond rally in boston	1944-11-14
stars in the afternoon	1946 cbs programming preview	1946-09-22
Harvest of Stars	harvest of stars first song rio rita	1948-01-25
Harvest of Stars	harvest of stars first song great day	1948-02-15

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Born in Moultie, Georgia 1/2/1904; died 4/21/1961 of pneumonia in New York City. Melton studied law at the University of Florida, then followng his sophomore year he transfered to The University of Georgia and changed his major to music. Later he studied Opera at Vanderbilt University. On screen in Stars Over Broadway (1935); Ziegfeld Follies (1946). Metropolitain Opera debut (1942).

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Vocalist (tenor) on radio programs including The Seiberling Simgers for NBC (1927-1929); The Voice Of Firestone for NBC (1931); Mobiloil Concert for NBC (1929-1932); The Jack Benny Program for NBC (1933); The Palmolive Beauty Box Theater for NBC (1934-1935); The Bob Hope Show for NBC-BLUE (1935); Ziegfeld Follies Of The Air for CBS (1936); The Telephone Hour for NBC (1940- 1942).

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Guest star on radio programs including Roxy And His Gang for WEAF-New York, NBC-BLUE and CBS (1927-1931); Chicago Theatre Of The Air for Mutual (1940-1947); The Palmolive Hour for NBC (1927-1931).

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Host of radio programs including The Ford Summer Hour on CBS (1939; The James Melton Show on CBS (1943, again 1944-1945); Harvest Of Stars on NBC (1946-1948). Vocalist on Ford Festival (The James Melton Show) for NBC-TV (1951-1952). He retired in the early 1950s to spend more time with his family, and collect antique automobiles.

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James Melton

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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