Walter O

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
command performance	command performance (008) clifton fadiman, dinah shore, phil baker	1942-04-16
Double Or Nothing	double or nothing (x) abandoned bank accounts	1944-10-13
command performance	command performance (187) walter o'keefe, rita hayworth, les paul	1945-08-09
command performance	command performance (235) tyrone power, walter o'keefe, town criers	1946-10-20
bing crosby philco radio time	walter okeefe	1947-12-10
philco radio time	guest walter okeefe	1947-12-10
bing crosby philco radio time	lone ranger and walter okeefe	1948-01-07
philco radio time	guests walter okeefe and the lone ranger	1948-01-07
burns and allen	walter okeefe	1948-01-22
Kraft Music Hall	kraft music hall first song alabamy bound, guest walter o'keefe	1948-01-29
Double Or Nothing	double or nothing (x) screwing party	1948-10-15
Railroad Hour	railroad hour (020) sweethearts	1949-02-14
bing crosby philco radio time	rudy vallee and walter okeefe	1949-04-20
philco radio time	philco radio time(46 49) (102) rudy vallee and walter o'keefe	1949-04-20
Bob Hope Show	bob hope 39 55 (427) visits new york (rehearsal)	1949-10-11
Double Or Nothing	double or nothing (x) rhinoceros amble 100 yards	1950-08-30
bing crosby	walter okieff	1951-05-02
Bing Crosby Chesterfield Show	chesterfield show(49 52) (066) guest walter o'keefe and bert wheeler	1951-05-02
Double Or Nothing	double or nothing (x) contestants from vancouver	1951-05-02
x minus one	saucer of loneliness	1957-09-05
x minus one	the old die rich remake	1957-09-12
You Bet Your Life	you bet your life secret word 'people'	1958-02-10
People Are Funny	people are funny making up your mind	1958-07-23

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Walter O'Keefe! This actor, syndicated humor columnist, Broadway composer, screenwriter, and radio legend was born on this day in 1900.

Mike

Born in Hartford, Connecticutt 8/18/1900; died 6/26/1983 of congestive heart failure in Torrance, California. Married to former mucial comedy star Roberta Robinson (?-1936-?). Educated in England at Hampton Court where his uncle was serving as chaplian. After returning to America, he attended The University Of Notre Dame, graduating cum laude in 1921. He began his show business career in vaudeville as a singer and humorist. Songwriter for, "I Wanna Dance Wid Da Guy What Brung Me; Henry's Made A Lady Out Of Lizzie."

Thomas

Co-star with singer Jane Pickens on Saturday Night Party for NBC-Radio (1936); with singer Lanny Ross on The Packard Show for NBC-Radio (1937-1938). Host of radio programs including The Camel Caravan on CBS (1934-36); The Tuesday Night Party on CBS (1939); Battle Of The Sexes on NBC (1942-1943); Double or Nothing on NBC and ABC (1947-1954); The Wizard Of Odds on NBC and CBS (1949-1954). Host of Two For The Money on CBS-TV (1954). Interviewer (the Mayor) on The Mayor Of Hollywood for NBC-TV (1952).

Thomas

Walter O

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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