Who’s Who on the Dial
Art Gilmore
Cast, Host, Narrator, Announcer, Writer, Director, Music
167 episodes in 8 shows · 1937–1953
Art Gilmore's announcing voice was part of many radio programs, including Amos 'n' Andy, The Adventures of Frank Race, Dr. Christian, Stars over Hollywood and Sears Radio Theater. Beginning in the 1940s his dramatic delivery was also heard on countless movie trailers, among them the one for Gilda, as well as on documentary films through the 1950s and 1960s.
Sources: Art Gilmore, Wikipedia
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Dr. Christian 89 · Announcer About Dr. Christian
1937 8
1938 25
The Kidnapped Husband January 2, 1938 · announcer Auto Accident January 9, 1938 · announcer Flood Story January 16, 1938 · announcer Dog Story January 23, 1938 · announcer The New Stove January 30, 1938 · announcer Widow Wants to Marry Doctor February 13, 1938 · announcer War Story February 20, 1938 · announcer The Milk Racket, Part 1 February 27, 1938 · announcer The Milk Racket, Part 2 March 6, 1938 · announcer The Milk Racket, Part 3 March 13, 1938 · announcer Story of a Prisoner's Child March 20, 1938 · announcer Windy and the Truth Pills March 27, 1938 · announcer Harry Monroe and a Scarf April 3, 1938 · announcer Landslide April 10, 1938 · announcer The Dishonest Boy April 17, 1938 · announcer Joe Perino April 24, 1938 · announcer Baby on the Doorstep October 18, 1938 · announcer Boy Loves Girl October 25, 1938 · announcer Doctor Christian for Mayor November 1, 1938 · announcer Tony Donella November 8, 1938 · announcer The Accident November 15, 1938 · announcer The Cornerstone November 22, 1938 · announcer The Seeing Eye, Part 1 November 29, 1938 · announcer The Pirate of River's End December 6, 1938 · announcer Danny Gets Married December 20, 1938 · announcer
1939 14
Have a Heart February 7, 1939 · announcer Angel Unaware February 14, 1939 · announcer Washington Had His Delaware February 21, 1939 · announcer Puppy Love February 28, 1939 · announcer A Bad Case of Quarantine March 7, 1939 · announcer Little Sweetheart March 14, 1939 · announcer Mr. Meeks March 21, 1939 · announcer Spring Is Here March 28, 1939 · announcer Home Made Hero April 4, 1939 · announcer Doctor! Doctor! Come Quick! April 11, 1939 · announcer Once Around the Block November 1, 1939 · announcer Bad Boy November 8, 1939 · announcer Corn and Gingerbread November 15, 1939 · announcer Prelude to Thanksgiving November 22, 1939 · announcer
1940 13
Stuff of Heroes January 17, 1940 · announcer Revolt January 24, 1940 · announcer Gypsy Love January 31, 1940 · announcer Stranger Things February 7, 1940 · announcer My True Valentine February 14, 1940 · announcer I Cannot Tell a Lie February 21, 1940 · announcer Leap No More My Lady February 28, 1940 · announcer Blossom O'Toole March 6, 1940 · announcer Angie's Last Cure March 13, 1940 · announcer Spring Dance March 20, 1940 · announcer Visiting Lady March 27, 1940 · announcer Riders on the Storm April 24, 1940 · announcer Unfinished Business May 15, 1940 · announcer
1942 8
1946 12
What It Takes January 2, 1946 · announcer Curare January 9, 1946 · announcer Scandal in the Fourth Dimension January 16, 1946 · announcer Mr. Sourpuss January 23, 1946 · announcer Miss Minnie January 30, 1946 · announcer The Hoofer February 13, 1946 · announcer The Girl with the Golden Gauntlets February 20, 1946 · announcer Forbidden Hill February 27, 1946 · announcer One for the Money March 6, 1946 · announcer Two Notes March 13, 1946 · announcer Man to Man March 20, 1946 · announcer The Vagabond Veteran March 27, 1946 · announcer
1947 2
1949 1
1950 2
1951 3
1953 1
The Adventures of Frank Race 29 · Announcer About The Adventures of Frank Race
The Enoch Arden Adventure May 29, 1949 · announcer The Airborne Adventure June 19, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Shanghai Incident June 26, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Juvenile Passenger July 3, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Reckless Daughter July 10, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Silent Heart July 17, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Garrulous Bartender July 24, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Vanishing Favorite July 31, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Embittered Secretary August 7, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Fat Man's Loot August 21, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the General's Lady August 28, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Violent Virtuoso September 4, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Fourth-Round Knockout September 11, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of Three on a Match September 18, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Roughneck's Will September 25, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Sobbing Bodyguard October 9, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Diver's Loot October 18, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Six-Week Cure November 6, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Runway Queen November 20, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Lady in the Dark November 27, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Silent Tongue December 4, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Candy Killing December 11, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Undecided Bride December 18, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the Gold Worshipper December 25, 1949 · announcer The Adventure of the House Divided January 8, 1950 · announcer The Adventure of the Night Crawler January 22, 1950 · announcer The Adventure of the Kettle Drum January 29, 1950 · announcer The Adventure of the Blackfriars Bridge February 15, 1950 · announcer The Adventure of the Big Top February 22, 1950 · announcer
Lux Radio Theatre 22 · Cast, Host, Announcer, Writer, Director, Music About Lux Radio Theatre
The Great Lie March 2, 1942 · doubles Strawberry Blonde March 23, 1942 · doubles I Wanted Wings March 30, 1942 · doubles The Fighting 69th April 6, 1942 · doubles Arise My Love June 8, 1942 · commercial spokesman, billed as "Arthur Gilmore only on "The Lux Radio Theatre"), Benjamin Glazer (author), Jack Mather (doubles), Howard McNear (doubles), Ray Milland, Jose Perez (doubles), Melville Ruick (announcer), Janet Russell (commercial spokesman), Charles Seel, Jacques Thery (author), John S. Toldy (author), Louis Silvers (music director), Torey Carleton, Cecil B. DeMille (host), Charles Brackett (screenwriter), Leo Cleary (doubles), Tris Coffin, Sanford Barnett (director), Lois Collier (commercial spokesman You Belong to Me June 15, 1942 · commercial spokesman The Champ (1942) June 29, 1942 · commercial spokesman Love Affair (1942) July 6, 1942 · commercial spokesman This Above All September 14, 1942 · commercial spokesman How Green Was My Valley September 21, 1942 · commercial spokesman The Magnificent Dope September 28, 1942 · commercial spokesman The Bugle Sounds January 4, 1943 She Knew All the Answers January 11, 1943 · commercial spokesman Reap the Wild Wind March 8, 1943 · doubles Libel! (1943) March 15, 1943 · commercial spokesman Each Dawn I Die March 22, 1943 · doubles Once Upon a Honeymoon April 12, 1943 · doubles The Lady Has Plans April 26, 1943 · commercial spokesman The Philadelphia Story (1943) June 14, 1943 · commercial spokesman In Which We Serve June 21, 1943 · doubles Air Force July 12, 1943 You Came Along January 7, 1946 · doubles
Amos 'n' Andy 15 · Cast, Announcer About Amos 'n' Andy
Foreign Car January 6, 1948 · announcer Pediatrician April 20, 1948 · announcer Lake Rescue May 4, 1948 · announcer Selling Andy a Cabin for $250 May 18, 1948 · announcer The 1948 Plymouth Raffle May 25, 1948 · announcer Fat Widow October 10, 1948 · announcer House Moving October 17, 1948 Stolen Fur October 24, 1948 · announcer Secret Melody October 31, 1948 · announcer Correspondence School November 7, 1948 · announcer New York Sightseeing Agency November 14, 1948 · announcer New Year's December 26, 1948 · announcer 1877 Nickel January 16, 1949 · announcer Kingfish's Luggage Stand January 23, 1949 · announcer The Antique Piano January 30, 1949 · announcer
The Pacific Story 5 · Cast, Narrator About The Pacific Story
Dragnet 3 · Cast About Dragnet
Red Ryder 2 · Announcer About Red Ryder
The Casebook of Gregory Hood 2 · Cast About The Casebook of Gregory Hood
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