Joe Latham

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (149) radio play saroyan	1939-08-10
Listerners Playhouse	listener's playhouse (26) christmas eve at crumps	1940-12-21
cavalcade of america, the	young tom jefferson	1942-05-25
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (363) the magnificent dope	1942-09-28
Dr Christian	dr christian (203) black magic	1942-10-14
Dr Christian	dr christian (210) we hold these truths	1942-12-02
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (377) the bugle sounds	1943-01-04
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (380) this gun for hire	1943-01-25
Words At War	words at war (37) assignment usa	1944-02-22
Words At War	words at war (49) lifeline	1944-05-16
Words At War	words at war (89) banshee harvest	1945-03-27
did justice triumph	the marriage bureau murder	1947-07-28
crime club	death swims at midnight	1947-08-28
ford theater, the	father dear father	1947-12-28
cavalcade of america, the	sheriff teddy	1948-01-19
adventures of frank merriwell	the thunderstorm mystery	1948-06-19

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Born in Bolivar, New York 7/12/1892; died 10/7/1970 in New York. Educated at Cornell University and The Ithaca Conservatory of Music, then embarked on an acting career. He made his radio debut in 1928 on the NBC program The Collier Hour. Stubbins on the CBS and NBC Radio Network soap, Mrs. Wiggs Of The Cabbage Patch (1935-1938).

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One of two actors to play Lively on the CBS-Radio soap, Our Gal Sunday (1937- 1959). Jim Brent's father on the NBC and CBS Radio Network soap, The Road Of Life (1937?-1959?).

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John Hackett on the CBS, NBC and ABC Radio Network soap, When A Girl Marries (1939-1957).

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Elmer Eeps on the NBC-Radio soap, Just Plain Bill (?-1944-?). Uncle Will on Home Sweet Home. Pop Nunally on Myrt & Marge. Heard in the cast of Archie Andrews.

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Joe Latham

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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