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John Barrymore 02.15.1882 - 05.29.1942 (60 years old)

John Barrymore, also known as John Blyth, was an actor born in Pennsylvania who worked on both television and radio. Although Barrymore initially steered clear of stage, he went on to become one of the greatest stage actors in America. Click here to read more about John Barrymore

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
john barrymore theater	taming of the shrew	1937-07-26
its time to smile	guest john barrymore	1941-02-26
chase and sanborn 1931	time to smile john barrymore	1941-02-26
rudy vallee sealtest show	book publishing efficiency man	1941-03-27
rudy vallee sealtest show	lives of the barrymore boys	1941-05-01
rudy vallee sealtest show	whats what in kilowatts	1941-05-08
rudy vallee sealtest show	navy life	1941-06-12
rudy vallee sealtest show	camp aggravation in the pines	1941-06-19
rudy vallee sealtest show	spinach and sand	1941-06-26
rudy vallee sealtest show	a salute to america	1941-07-03
rudy vallee sealtest show	martha the sewing machine girl	1941-07-10
rudy vallee sealtest show	a barbecue in rudys honor	1941-08-14
Bob And Ray	bob and ray (x) so you wanna be a krolnik	1949-12-14
streamlined shakespeare	twelfth night	1950-08-24
Anthology	anthology (19) shakespearean festival part 2	1954-07-11
biography in sound	ethel barrymore	1955-03-20
recollections at 30	mary martins first radio appearance	1956-09-12
recollections at 30	connecticut river flood 1936	1956-12-12
recollections at 30	happy saint patricks day	1957-03-13

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Barrymore, John Sr. (John Sidney Blythe) Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2/15/1882; died 5/29/1942 after collapsing on 5/18/1942 during a rehearsal for The Rudy Vallee Sealtest Hour show in Los Angeles, California. Married and divorced Katherine Corri Harris (1910-1916); Michael Strange (1920-1925); Dolores Costello (1928-1935); Elaine Barrie (1936-1941). Dubbed, "The Great Profile." With wife (Elaine Barrie) was the host and star of Streamlined Shakespeare for NBC-BLUE (1937). Host of The Texaco Star Theater on CBS-Radio (1938-39). Regular on The Rudy Vallee Show for NBC-Radio (1940-1942).

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