Jess Pugh

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
we came this way	valley forge	1944-12-15
vic and sade	vic the irish policeman	1946-07-11
vic and sade	moving to peoria	1946-07-25
Worlds Greatest Novels, the	the world's great novels moby dick pt.2 of 4	1947-01-10
Curtian Time	curtain time mr. justice jimmy	1947-04-05
Curtian Time	curtain time hook line and sinker	1947-06-21
Curtian Time	curtain time but the face is familar	1947-07-05
American Novels	tom sawyer part 2	1947-07-25
Grand Marquee	grand marquee (54) the remarkable talent of egbert haw	1947-09-11
destination freedom	the knock kneed man	1948-06-27
destination freedom	dark explorers	1948-07-11
destination freedom	the making of a man	1948-07-25
destination freedom	the key to freedom	1948-08-01
Meet The Meeks	meet the meeks (74) second cousins, twice removed	1949-02-05
destination freedom	black boy	1949-03-20
destination freedom	tales of stackalee	1949-07-17
destination freedom	senator blanche k bruce	1949-09-04
destination freedom	birth of the urban league	1950-01-05
destination freedom	premonition of the panther	1950-03-12
destination freedom	the golden circle	1950-11-12
destination freedom	united nations	1950-12-17
destination freedom	forced confession	1951-02-18
destination freedom	benjamin drake story	1951-03-04
destination freedom	thomas wright american citizen	1951-03-18
Hello Suckers	hello sucker (05) victiminizing racial minorities	1952-02-02

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He also played in 1933's "Northwestern Chronicle".

Jimbo

Born in Andersonville, Indiana 9/10/1879; died 1/22/1962. He made his radio debut in 1931 as "The Ol'Hunch" on The Prince Albert Quarter Hour for NBC, Peter Fortune on the NBC, CBS and ABC Radio Network soap, The Story Of Mary Marlin (?-?). Major Drucker on Junior Nurse Corps for the CBS and NBC Radio Networks (1936-1938). Scattergood on Scattergood Baines for the CBS-Radio West Coast Network (1937-1942). Doc on Doc, Duke And The Colonel for NBC-Radio (1945). Inspector Argyle on The Silver Eagle for ABC-Radio (1951-1955). Regular performer on radio programs including Og, Son Of Fire for CBS (1934-1937); The World's Great Novels for WMAQ-Chicago (1944-1948); American Novels for NBC (1947-1948); Destination Freedom for WMAQ-Chicago (1948-1951).

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Jess Pugh

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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