Spoiler : Robert Dryden (February 8, 1917–December 16, 2003) was an American actor and voice-over performer "whose acting career spanned over four decades of radio, television, theater, and film appearances. Dryden played Sergeant Maggio in Call the Police, He also was active on The FBI in Peace and War,116 The Shadow, The Fat Man, Big Town, Gang Busters, The Adventures of Superman, and much later, CBS Radio Mystery Theater, The General Mills Radio Adventure Theate, Casey Crime Photographer, Mollee Mystery Theater and many other dramatic programs as well as on numerous soap operas. He appeared in several television programs as well, including Naked City, I Spy (1955), Armstrong Circle Theatre (1950) and The Jackie Gleason Show (1966), Route 66, and Saturday Night Live. In film he appear in Four Boys and a Gun (1957),Taking Off (1971),Man on a Swing (1974),Fore Play (1975),The Happy Hooker (1975) He announced commercials for Life Saver candies and others, narrated educational shorts and documentaries, and even did some film dubbing He appeared in 304 episodes of Radio Mystery Theater

Spoiler : Bob Dryden was an amazing talent, no matter what he did. I always look forward to his acting on the CBS Mystery Theater in particular.

Spoiler : A total 310 actors who appeared in CBS Radio Mystery Theater, Robert Dryden appeared in the most episodes; over 300!

Spoiler : Died 1/16/2004 at age 86 of Parkinson's Disease. Screen debut playing Joe Barton in Four Boys and a Gun (1957). Last movie was playing the pharmacist in Fore Play (1975).

Spoiler : Harry the Hack on Big Town for the CBS and NBC Radio Networks (1942-1952). Sergeant Maggio on Call The Police for NBC-Radio as a summer replacement for program (1947-1949). Regular performer on radio programs including Renfrew Of The Mounted for CBS and NBC-BLUE (1936-1940); Casey, Crime Photographer for CBS (1943-1950); The Falcon for NBC and Mutual (1943-1954); The FBI In Peace And War for CBS (1944-1958); The Fat Man for ABC (1946-1951); Studio One for CBS (1947-1948); The Big Story for NBC (1947-1955); Roger Kilgore, Public Defender for Mutual (1948); Scattergood Baines for Mutual (1949); I Love A Mystery for Mutual (1949-1952); Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar for CBS (1949-1962); The CBS Radio Mystery Theater for CBS (1974-1982); Adventure Theater for CBS (1977-1978).

Spoiler : Television character actor from the middle 1950s to the middle 1960s. Vincente on the CBS-TV soap, The Edge of Night (1966).

Spoiler : Robert Dryden born Robert Dryfoos (February 8, 1917 – December 16, 2003) was an American actor and voice-over performer "whose acting career spanned over four decades of radio, television, theater, and film appearances. He was an actor, known for I Spy (1955), Armstrong Circle Theatre (1950) and The Jackie Gleason Show (1966).

Spoiler : Robert Dryden was one of radio's busiest and most versatile character actors throughout the 1940s and 1950s. He was frequently heard on such classic radio shows as Gangbusters, The FBI In Peace And War, Studio One, The Ford Theater, Casey Crime Photographer, Mollee Mystery Theater and many other dramatic programs as well as on numerous soap operas. In the 1970s Dryden starred with Peg Lynch on Lynch's Little Things In Life radio series Dryden played Sergeant Maggio in Call the Police, He also was active on The FBI in Peace and War, The Shadow, The Fat Man, Big Town, Gang Busters, The Adventures of Superman, and much later, CBS Radio Mystery Theater"[2] and The General Mills Radio Adventure Theater

Spoiler : He appeared in several television programs as well, including Naked City, The Web, Route 66, and Saturday Night Live. He also appeared in these TV series, Tom Corbett, Space Cadet, Producers' Showcase, The Alcoa Hour, The Big Story, Suspicion, The Edge of Night, Naked City, Armstrong Circle Theatre, Route 66, SuperBook and a few others.

Spoiler : He appeared in 304 episodes of Radio Mystery Theater.

Spoiler : with good writing and an interesting story he really added a great deal with his mysterious manner and voice