Nila Mack

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (131) letter from home	1939-03-20
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (024) the great microphone mystery	1940-02-29
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (042) the 500 hats of bartholomew cubbins	1940-08-18
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (075) the reluctant dragon	1941-04-20
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (013) opus for a lute and a liar	1942-02-15
Let's Pretend	why the sea is salty	1942-08-22
Let's Pretend	let's pretend the little mermaid	1942-08-29
Let's Pretend	let's pretend the elves and the shoemaker	1942-09-05
Let's Pretend	let's pretend the water of life	1942-09-12
Let's Pretend	house of the world xmas special	1942-12-26
Let's Pretend	let's pretend princess moonbeam	1943-03-20
Let's Pretend	let's pretend jack and the beanstalk	1946-10-26
Let's Pretend	let's pretend the six swans	1947-06-07
Let's Pretend	let's pretend bluebeard	1947-06-21
Let's Pretend	let's pretend the brave little tailor	1947-07-12
Let's Pretend	let's pretend the chinese nightingale	1947-07-26
Let's Pretend	let's pretend the youth who learned to shiver and shake	1947-08-16
Let's Pretend	meliot	1947-08-23
Let's Pretend	let's pretend the twelve months	1947-09-06
Let's Pretend	let's pretend the enchanted frog	1947-09-20
Let's Pretend	let's pretend (1045) cinderella	1953-06-11
Let's Pretend	let's pretend beauty and the beast	1954-06-05
Let's Pretend	let's pretend king arthur (rebroadcast)	1954-10-02

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Born in Arkansas City, Kansas 10/24/1891; died 1/20/1953 of a heart attack. Married to Roy Briant (1913-1927 his death). Following her education, she toured with a vaudeville company where she met her husband. On screen in War Brides (1916).

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During the late 1920s, she was program director for WEEB-Arkansas City, Kansas.

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Mack was known as, "the Fairy Godmother of Radio." In 1930, she became director of Helen and Mack for CBS-Radio, which evolved into Let's Pretend. Creator, writer and director for Let's Pretend on CBS-Radio (1934-1954). Director for Sunday Mornings at Aunt Susan's on CBS-Radio during the middle 1930's. Producer and director for The March Of Games on CBS-Radio (1938- 1941).

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Nila Mack

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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