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Arthur Q. Bryan

Cast, Announcer, Writer

Arthur Q. Bryan

Born May 8, 1899. (Wikidata)

647 episodes in 29 shows · 1937–1955

Arthur Q. Bryan sang tenor on the air and worked as an announcer at stations such as WOR before settling into comedy roles. He joined Fibber McGee and Molly in 1943 as the wisecracking Doc Gamble, and on The Great Gildersleeve he played Floyd Munson the barber. In cartoons he was the voice of Elmer Fudd for Warner Bros., beginning in 1940.

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Fibber McGee and Molly354 · Cast, Announcer, Writer

1943 18

1944 29

1945 34

1946 34

1947 26

1948 22

1949 31

1950 24

1951 30

1952 22

1953 48

1954 36

The Great Gildersleeve158 · Cast

1941 2

1942 5

1943 5

1944 15

1945 11

1946 15

1947 22

1948 21

1949 18

1950 16

1951 12

1952 5

1953 8

1954 2

1955 1

Lux Radio Theatre62 · Cast

1937 1

1940 14

1941 13

1942 11

1943 10

1944 7

1945 3

1949 1

1950 1

1951 1

Richard Diamond, Private Detective20 · Cast
The Railroad Hour5 · Cast
Screen Directors Playhouse4 · Cast
The Jack Benny Program4 · Cast
Cavalcade of America3 · Cast
Family Theater3 · Cast
The Adventures of Archie Andrews3 · Cast
The First Nighter Program3 · Cast
The Screen Guild Theater3 · Cast
Theatre of Romance3 · Cast
Command Performance2 · Cast
NBC University Theater2 · Cast
Radio City Playhouse2 · Cast
The Halls of Ivy2 · Cast
The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show2 · Cast
The Roy Rogers Show2 · Cast
Columbia Workshop1 · Cast
Jeff Regan, Investigator1 · Cast
Life with Luigi1 · Cast
My Favorite Husband1 · Cast
Rocky Jordan1 · Cast
The Abbott and Costello Show1 · Cast
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe1 · Cast
The Eddie Cantor Show1 · Cast
The Jimmy Durante Show1 · Cast
The Saint1 · Cast

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