Who’s Who on the Dial
Hal Gibney
Host, Announcer, Director, Producer, Sound effects
195 episodes in 7 shows · 1949–1955
Hal Gibney spent more than 20 years as NBC's West Coast announcer. On radio he shared announcing duties on Dragnet with George Fenneman, announced Tales of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCrea for its entire two-year run, and introduced The Six Shooter with James Stewart. On television he narrated the closing epilogues on Dragnet and was the announcer for the original Mickey Mouse Club.
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Dragnet 85 · Host, Announcer About Dragnet
1949 1
1951 4
1952 37
The Big Red, Part 1 January 3, 1952 · host The Big Red, Part 2 January 10, 1952 · host The Big Juvenile Division January 17, 1952 · host The Big Almost No-Show January 31, 1952 · announcer The Big Honeymoon February 7, 1952 · announcer The Big Phone Call February 14, 1952 · host The Big Producer February 21, 1952 · host The Big Evans March 6, 1952 · host The Big Border March 20, 1952 · announcer The Big Rose March 27, 1952 · host The Big Show April 10, 1952 · announcer The Big Bunco April 17, 1952 · host The Big Elevator April 24, 1952 · host The Big Safe May 1, 1952 · host The Big Gamble May 8, 1952 · host The Big Mail May 15, 1952 · host The Big Shakedown May 22, 1952 · host The Big Fourth May 29, 1952 · host The Big Whiff June 5, 1952 · host The Big Roll June 26, 1952 · host The Big Trio July 3, 1952 · host The Big Impression August 7, 1952 · host The Big Drive August 14, 1952 · announcer The Big Paper August 21, 1952 · announcer The Big Test August 28, 1952 · announcer The Big Ray September 4, 1952 · host The Big Bull September 14, 1952 · announcer The Big Shot September 21, 1952 · announcer The Big Number October 26, 1952 · announcer The Big Light November 2, 1952 · announcer The Big Dive November 9, 1952 · announcer The Big Walk November 16, 1952 · announcer The Big Guilt November 23, 1952 · announcer The Big Shirt November 30, 1952 · host The Big Mole December 7, 1952 · announcer .22 Rifle for Christmas (1952) December 21, 1952 · announcer The Big Mask, Part 1 December 28, 1952 · announcer
1953 31
The Big Mask, Part 2 January 4, 1953 · announcer The Big Small January 11, 1953 · announcer The Big Layout January 25, 1953 · announcer The Big Strip February 1, 1953 · announcer The Big Press February 8, 1953 · announcer The Big Tooth February 15, 1953 · announcer The Big Smoke February 22, 1953 · announcer The Big Want March 1, 1953 · announcer The Big Laugh March 8, 1953 · announcer The Big Impossible March 15, 1953 · host The Big Dream March 29, 1953 · host The Big Chet April 5, 1953 · announcer The Big Compulsion April 12, 1953 · announcer The Big Carney May 3, 1953 · announcer The Big Joke May 10, 1953 · announcer The Big False Make May 17, 1953 · announcer The Big Gun, Part 1 May 24, 1953 · announcer The Big Gun, Part 2 May 31, 1953 · announcer The Big Will June 7, 1953 · host The Big Lilly June 14, 1953 · announcer The Big Revolt June 21, 1953 · announcer The Big Ham June 28, 1953 · announcer The Big Bob September 1, 1953 · announcer The Big Cab September 15, 1953 · announcer The Big Slip September 22, 1953 · announcer The Big Tribe (1953) September 29, 1953 · announcer The Big Little Mother October 6, 1953 · host The Big Plea October 13, 1953 · announcer The Big Paint October 20, 1953 · announcer The Big Fraud October 27, 1953 · announcer The Big Rain November 3, 1953 · host
1954 8
1955 4
Tales of the Texas Rangers 78 · Host, Announcer, Director, Producer, Sound effects About Tales of the Texas Rangers
1950 16
The White Elephant July 15, 1950 · announcer Fool's Gold August 19, 1950 · announcer The Open Range August 26, 1950 · announcer Play for Keeps September 2, 1950 · announcer Dead or Alive September 9, 1950 · announcer Candy Man September 16, 1950 · announcer Clean Up September 30, 1950 · announcer Living Death October 8, 1950 · announcer The White Suit November 5, 1950 · announcer Blood Relative November 12, 1950 · announcer Hanging by a Thread November 26, 1950 · announcer Room 114 December 3, 1950 · announcer The Lucky Dollar December 10, 1950 · announcer The Cactus Pear December 17, 1950 · announcer Christmas Present December 24, 1950 · announcer The Devil's Share December 31, 1950 · announcer
1951 28
Deadhead Freight January 7, 1951 · announcer Death in the Cards January 14, 1951 · announcer Blood Harvest January 21, 1951 · announcer Logger's Larceny February 4, 1951 · announcer The Hatchet February 11, 1951 · announcer Sweet Revenge February 18, 1951 · announcer The Trap February 25, 1951 · announcer Blind Trust March 11, 1951 · announcer Death by Adoption March 18, 1951 · announcer Breakdown March 25, 1951 · announcer Pressure April 1, 1951 · announcer Bad Blood April 8, 1951 · announcer Conspiracy April 15, 1951 · announcer Canned Death April 22, 1951 · announcer No Living Witnesses May 6, 1951 · announcer Square Dance May 20, 1951 · announcer Joy Ride May 27, 1951 · announcer Death Shaft September 30, 1951 · announcer The Wheelchair Killing October 7, 1951 · announcer Fugitive's Trail October 21, 1951 · host The White Elephant (1951) October 28, 1951 · announcer Helping Hand November 4, 1951 · announcer Wild Crop November 18, 1951 · announcer The Blow-Off November 25, 1951 · announcer Death Plant December 9, 1951 · announcer, Joel McCrea, Lamont Johnson (announcer), Parley Baer, Stacy Keach (producer, director), Tony Barrett, Virginia Gregg, William Johnstone, M. T. Lone Wolf Gonzaullas (technical advisor), Monty Fraser (sound effects Pick-Up December 16, 1951 · announcer Christmas Payoff December 23, 1951 · announcer Killer's Crop December 30, 1951 · announcer
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Birds of a Feather January 6, 1952 · announcer Clip Job January 13, 1952 · announcer Night Chase January 27, 1952 · announcer The Rub-Out February 3, 1952 · announcer The Case of the Hitchhiker February 10, 1952 · announcer Cold Blood February 17, 1952 · announcer Bright Boy February 24, 1952 · announcer The Ice Man March 2, 1952 · announcer Dream Farm March 9, 1952 · announcer Prelude to Felony March 16, 1952 · announcer Nighthawk March 30, 1952 · announcer Troop Train April 6, 1952 · announcer Illusion April 20, 1952 · announcer Address Unknown April 27, 1952 · announcer Little Sister May 4, 1952 · announcer Unleashed Fury May 11, 1952 · announcer Smart Kill May 18, 1952 · announcer Jailbird May 25, 1952 · announcer Sell-Out June 1, 1952 · announcer Illegal Entry June 8, 1952 · announcer Travesty June 15, 1952 · announcer Knockout June 22, 1952 · announcer Ex-Con June 29, 1952 · announcer The Boomerang July 6, 1952 · announcer Finger Man July 13, 1952 · announcer Round Trip July 20, 1952 · announcer Stick-Up July 27, 1952 · announcer Double Edge August 3, 1952 · announcer Last Stop August 10, 1952 · announcer Cover-Up August 17, 1952 · announcer Three Victims August 24, 1952 · announcer Misplaced Person August 31, 1952 · announcer Alibi September 7, 1952 · announcer Drive-In September 14, 1952 · announcer
The Six Shooter 19 · Announcer About The Six Shooter
Jenny September 20, 1953 · announcer The Coward September 27, 1953 · announcer The Stampede October 4, 1953 · announcer Silver Annie October 11, 1953 · announcer Rink Larkin October 18, 1953 · announcer Red Lawson's Revenge October 25, 1953 · announcer Ben Scofield November 1, 1953 · announcer The Capture of Stacy Gault November 8, 1953 · announcer Escape From Smoke Falls November 15, 1953 · announcer Gabriel Starbuck November 22, 1953 · announcer Sheriff Billy November 29, 1953 · announcer A Pressing Engagement December 6, 1953 · announcer More than Kin December 13, 1953 · announcer Britt Ponset's Christmas Carol December 20, 1953 · announcer A Friend in Need January 3, 1954 · announcer Hiram's Gold Strike January 10, 1954 · announcer The Silver Buckle January 17, 1954 · announcer Anna Norquist May 6, 1954 · announcer The Double Seven May 13, 1954 · announcer
The Man Called X 7 · Announcer About The Man Called X
NBC University Theater 4 · Host, Announcer About NBC University Theater
Screen Directors Playhouse 1 · Announcer About Screen Directors Playhouse
The Saint 1 · Announcer About The Saint
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