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Quentin Reynolds 04.11.1902 - 03.17.1965 (63 years old)

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
lest we forget these great americans	the story of wendell willkie
what are we fighting for	the russians are our kind of people	1942-04-23
keep em rolling	pomp and circumstance	1942-05-10
Bob Hope Show	bob hope 39 55 (232) camp borden, canada	1944-09-19
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (618) miracle of the bells	1948-05-31

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Born in the Bronx, New York 4/11/1902; died 3/17/1965 of cancer in Los Angeles, California. Married and divorced from Virginia Peine (1950-?), remained single afterwards. Reynolds was a Brown University star football player that began his career as a reporter for the Brooklyn Eagle. His first novel was Parlor, Bedlam And Bath. Actor on screen in Golden Earrings (1950). Narrator for movies including Cassino To Korea (1950); Naked Africa (1959); Justice And Caryl Chessman (1959).

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News commentator on The Radio Hall Of Fame for NBC-BLUE (1943-1945). War correspondent during WWII. Narrator for Report to the Nation on CBS-Radio (1943-1945).

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Host of a syndicated television series titled, Operation Success (1955). Ocassional panelist on Who Said That? for the NBC and ABC Television Networks (1948-1955). Panelist on It's News To Me for CBS-TV (1951-1952); Guess What for DuMont-TV (1952).

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Quentin Reynolds 04.11.1902 - 03.17.1965 (63 years old)

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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