Spoiler : Roy, Michael (aka Mike - birth name was Roy H. Brant) Born in Hanaford, North Dakota 7/18/1912; died 6/26/1976 of a heart attack. Attended Jamestown College and The University of Minnesota.

Spoiler : Announcer for radio programs including The Alan Young Show on NBC and ABC (ca 1940s); The Abbott and Costello Show on NBC and ABC (ca 1940s); Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou on NBC and CBS (ca 1940s); The Spike Jones Show on NBC, CBS and Mutual (mid to late 1940s); The Garry Moore Variety Show on NBC-BLUE (1942); Spotlight Bands (aka Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands) on NBC and Mutual (1943-ca 1946); summer replacement show for Abbott & Costello, Mystery in the Air on NBC (1945); The Camel Screen Guild Players (aka The Screen Guild Theater) on CBS and NBC (1947- 1950).

Spoiler : Roy was a disc jockey at KWIK-Burbank, California in 1947. Roy was a gourmet cook that authored several books on the subject, and he was host of one of the first TV cooking shows. Host of Secrets of A Gourmet on TV (). He appeared in one movie, The Forgotten Faces (1961), and one episode of NBC-TV's Emergency (10/25/1975).