Spoiler : One of my favorite.

Spoiler : Parker Fennelly! Born on this day in 1891 Fennelly is known to many as the spokesperson for Pepperidge Farm, he had regular roles on radio program's such as Barrie Craig: Confidential Investigator, Mary Foster Editor's Daughter, and The Fred Allen Show.

Spoiler : Born in Northeast Harbor, Maine 10/22/1891; died 1/22/1988 in Peekskill, New York. Co-star of Soconyland Sketches for NBC-Radio (1928-1934); CBS-Radio (1934-1935). David on Uncle Abe And David for NBC-Radio (1930-1931). Esly on The Stebbins Boys for NBC-Radio (1931-1932). Hiram Neville on Snow Village Sketches for NBC-Radio (1936-1937); NBC-Radio (1942-43); Mutual-Radio (1946). One of the Simpson Boys on The Simpson Boys Of Sprucehead Bay for NBC-BLUE (1935-1936). Pa on Ma And Pa for CBS-Radio (1936-1937). Eben Crowell on Four Corners, U.S.A. for CBS-Radio (1938-1939). Lem Stacy on the NBC and CBS Radio Network soap, Your Family And Mine (1938-1940). One of three actors to play Mike Hagen on the CBS, NBC and ABC Radio Network soap, Valiant Lady (1938-52). Skipper on the NBC-Radio soap, Ellen Randolph (1939-1941). Smiley on the NBC-Radio soap, Prairie Folks (1940). Henry Foster on the Mutual-Radio soap, Mary Foster, The Editor's Daughter (1941-1948). Sheriff Ebenezer Williams on The Adventures Of The Thin Man for the NBC, CBS and ABC Radio Networks (1941- 1950). Gibbs on Gibbs And Finney, General Delivery for NBC-BLUE (1942). Dad on Mother And Dad for CBS-Radio (1942-1944). Titus Moody on The Fred Allen Show (Allen's Alley) for NBC-Radio (1945-1949). Dan Tucker on Lawyer Tucker for CBS-Radio (1947). Hannibal Gibbey on Scatergood Baines for Mutual-Radio (1949). Mr. Feathers on Mr. Feathers for Mutual-Radio (1949-1950). Regular performer on radio shows including The Story Of Ellen Randolph for NBC (1939- 1941); A House In The Country for NBC-BLUE (1941-1942); It's Murder for NBC- BLUE (1944); Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator for NBC (1951-1954). Television spokeman for Pepperidge Farm products during the 1970's. Mr. Purdy on The Headmaster for CBS-TV (1970-1971). Retired in 1977 until his death.