Spoiler : Composer and conductor, or the Wilbur Hatch Orchestra provided music for CBS Radio programs including Gateway To Hollywood (1939); Man About Hollywood (1939-1940); The Screen Guild Theater (1942-1947); The Whistler (1942-1955); Ceiling Unlimited (1943-1944); Meet Corliss Archer (1943-1948); Twelve Players (1945); Hawk Larabee (1946-1948); The City (1947); Sweeney And March (1947-1948); Escape (1947-1954); It's A Great Life (1948); Life With Luigi (1948- 1949); Our Miss Brooks (1948-1957); Broadway Is My Beat (1949-1954); Rogers Of The Gazette (1953-1954); On A Sunday Afternoon (1955-57); Frontier Gentleman (1958); Luke Slaughter Of Tombstone (1958); The General Electric Theater (1963). Provided music for I Love Lucy on CBS-TV (1951-1957).

Spoiler : If you would be so kind, I ask that you share your sources for the information you have shared about Wilbur Hatch. My interest is related to family. My maternal grandmother and Wilbur were first cousins. My great grandmother was Wilbur's dad's sister, Nancy (always called "Nanny"). I, like my great grandmother started my married life where the Hatch family was from, Modena, IL. I am a musician and want to learn more at this late stage of my life. I was 14 when Wilbur passed away. Thank you for your consideration in this regard.

Spoiler : Born in Moken, Illinois 5/24/1902; died 12/22/1969 in Studio City, California. He was educated at the University of Chicago, and began his radio career in 1922 as a pianist on KYW-Chicago, then in 1927, he joined KNX-CBS in Hollywood.