Sidney Fields

About The Abbott and Costello Show

• Making a Movie with the Andrews Sisters April 26, 1945
• Costello Gets a Tattoo June 7, 1945
• Opening a Gas Station November 29, 1945
• Lou the Fireman December 6, 1945
• Melonhead's Department Store December 13, 1945
• Lou's Christmas Party December 20, 1945
• Costello Looking for a Leading Lady for His New Play February 21, 1946
• Lou Discovers Uranium March 7, 1946 · as "Professor Melonhead"
• Lou Is Working in the Garden April 11, 1946
• Lou Wants to Join the Circus May 9, 1946
• Preparing for Elsa Maxwell's Party May 30, 1946
• Bud and Lou Need Some Dough June 6, 1946
• Abbott's Big Date June 27, 1946
• Lou Is Hallucinating October 10, 1946
• Lou Wants to Open a Bank Account December 10, 1947
• Lou Inherits Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars January 21, 1948
• Opening a Marriage Bureau April 21, 1948
• The New Sheriff with Bela Lugosi May 5, 1948
• Sam Shovel: Case of the Russian Diplomat November 18, 1948
• Thanksgiving Show November 25, 1948 · narrator
• Sam Shovel: Case of the Curbstone Murder December 2, 1948
• Sam Shovel: He Died with His Beauts on December 9, 1948
• Sam Shovel: It Was Time for a Change December 16, 1948 · doubles
• Sam Shovel: I'm All Yours in Buttons and Bows December 23, 1948
• Sam Shovel: She Rubbed Him Out January 13, 1949
• Sam Shovel: She Was on Her Last Lap January 20, 1949
• Sam Shovel: He Committed Chop Sueyside February 3, 1949
• Sam Shovel: He Lost His Aunt's Pay February 10, 1949
• Sam Shovel: Taboo or Not Taboo February 17, 1949
• Sam Shovel: She Took Off Too Much for Entertainment March 10, 1949
• Sam Shovel: It Was His First Square Meal March 17, 1949
• Sam Shovel: I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm March 24, 1949

About The Eddie Cantor Show

• Preparing to Return to Hollywood August 22, 1937
• Pinky Inherits One Million Dollars September 5, 1937
• Snow White January 12, 1938
• School for Radio (February 16, 1938) February 16, 1938
• Last Show of the Series March 23, 1938
• Guest: Sidney Toler March 12, 1941 · described as a "regular," perhaps he's "The Mystery Voice?"
• Guest: John Garfield May 7, 1941

About The Adventures of Philip Marlowe

• Heir for G-String August 25, 1951