Frank Goss

Show Count: 102
Series Count: 5
Role: Old Time Radio Star
Old Time Radio
Born:

City, The
Show Count: 2
Broadcast History: 2 February 1947 to 3 August 1947
Cast: Herb Butterfield, Anne Morrison, David Ellis, Herb Vigran, Robert Bruce, Norman Macdonnell, Lenore Kingston, Gil Warren
Producer: Sterling Tracy

Escape
Show Count: 234
Broadcast History: 7 July 1947 to 25 September 1954
Sponsor: Richfield Oil Company
Cast: Herb Butterfield, Alec Harford, Gloria Blondell, Lois Corbett, Ramsay Hill, Nestor Paiva, Ben Wright, Elliott Lewis, Jack Webb, John Dehner, Vincent Price, Will Geer, William Conrad, Paul Frees, Lawrence Dobkin, Georgia Ellis, Stacy Harris, Jay Novello, Joan Banks, Lou Krugman, Peggy Webber, Eric Snowden, Herbert Rawlinson, Herry Bartell, Jack Edwards, Frank Lovejoy, Joseph Kearns, B J Thompson, Hans Conried, Barton Yarborough, Luis Van Rooten, Jack Kruschen, Jeanette Nolan, Morgan Farley, Raymond Lawrence, Berry Kroeger, Don Diamond, Sarah Selby, Jeff Corey, Lou Merrill, Byron Kane, Lillian Buyeff, Frank Gerstle, Wilms Herbert, Bill Bouchey, Charlotte Lawrence, Larence Dobkin, Eleanor Audley, Constance Cavendish, Sam Edwards, Vivi Janiss, Parley Baer, Laurette Fillbrandt, Edgar Barrier, Ann Morrison, Ed Begley, Joy Terry, Barney Phillips, Junius Matthews, Jeanne Bates, Tudor Owen, Paul Dubov, Vic Perrin, Michael Ann Barrett, Stanley Waxman, Jack Moyles, Virginia Gregg, Charlie Lung, Peter Leeds, Herb Ellis, Eleanore Tanin, Lynn Allen, Paula Winslowe
Director: William N Robson, Norman Macdonnell, Morton Fine, David Friedkin, Richard Sanville, Antony Ellis
Producer: William N Robson, Norman Macdonnell, Morton Fine, David Friedkin, Richard Sanville, Antony Ellis

Hallmark Playhouse
Show Count: 123
Broadcast History: 10 June 1948 to 1 February 1953 and 8 February 1953 to 27 March 1955
Sponsor: Hallmark Cards
Cast: Irene Dunne, Bob Hope, Gregory Peck, Lionel Barrymore
Director: Dee Engelbach, William Gay, William Froug
Host: James Hilton
In 1948, a new series called the Hallmark Playhouse was launched by Hallmark Cards, replacing the popular series, The Radio Reader's Digest, which had documented the true stories published in the Reader's Digest magazine.

Somebody Knows
Show Count: 2
Broadcast History: July 6th - Sugust 24th, 1950
Director: Jack Johnstone
Producer: James L. Saphier
Somebody Knows was a murder drama series taken from real life stories.

Stars Over Hollywood
Show Count: 72
Broadcast History: 31st May 1941 - 25th September 1954
Sponsor: Dari Rich Products, Armour and Company, Carnation Evaporated Milk
Cast: Hope Emerson, Edmund Gwenn, Joan Crawford, Vincent Price, Basil Rathbone, Jane Wyman
Director: Paul Pierce, Les Mitchel
Producer: Paul Pierce, Les Mitchel
Host: Art Gilmore, Art Ballinger
This thirty minute Saturday morning program featured family oriented stories often with a strong moral that were either written especially for the program or were adapted from famous stories such as Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol and Louisa May Alcott's Little Women.

Air Raid

Broadcast: March 10, 1957