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James Hilton

Cast, Host, Narrator, Writer

James Hilton

79 episodes in 10 shows · 1939–1954

James Hilton (1900-1954) was an English-born novelist, later an American citizen, who wrote Lost Horizon, Goodbye, Mr. Chips and Random Harvest. Lost Horizon earned him the Hawthornden Prize, and after moving to California he shared an Academy Award for co-writing the screenplay of Mrs. Miniver. He also hosted Hallmark Playhouse on CBS radio for five years. His novels were favorites of radio drama too, with Lux Radio Theatre presenting Goodbye, Mr. Chips and Random Harvest, and The Campbell Playhouse taking on Lost Horizon.

Sources: James Hilton (novelist), Wikipedia

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Hallmark Playhouse62 · Cast, Host, Narrator, Writer

1948 20

1949 25

1950 5

1951 12

Lux Radio Theatre5 · Cast, Writer
NBC University Theater5 · Cast
Academy Award Theater1 · Writer
Kraft Music Hall1 · Cast
Matinee Theater1 · Writer
Romance1 · Writer
The Campbell Playhouse1 · Writer
The Screen Guild Theater1 · Writer
Theatre of Romance1 · Writer

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