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Truman Bradley
Cast, Host, Announcer
311 episodes in 6 shows · 1938–1947
Truman Bradley began as a radio newsman at Chicago's WBBM in the 1930s and was chosen by Henry Ford as announcer for the Ford Sunday Evening Hour. He went on to announce for Red Skelton, Burns and Allen, Easy Aces, The Frank Sinatra Show and Screen Guild Players, while also acting on the air. Later he narrated many films and hosted the 1950s TV series Science Fiction Theatre.
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The Screen Guild Theater 193 · Host, Announcer About The Screen Guild Theater
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Suspicion (1943) January 4, 1943 · announcer Holiday Inn January 11, 1943 · announcer To Be or Not to Be January 18, 1943 · host Across the Pacific January 25, 1943 · announcer Dodsworth February 1, 1943 · announcer Hold Back the Dawn February 8, 1943 · announcer They Got Me Covered February 15, 1943 · announcer Louisiana Purchase February 22, 1943 · announcer This Above All March 1, 1943 · announcer Stand by for Action March 8, 1943 · announcer The Palm Beach Story March 15, 1943 · announcer For Me and My Gal March 22, 1943 · announcer This Thing Called Love March 29, 1943 · announcer Journey for Margaret April 5, 1943 · host Pittsburgh April 12, 1943 · host Casablanca April 26, 1943 · announcer Nothing but the Truth May 3, 1943 · announcer Whistling in Dixie May 17, 1943 · announcer Shadow of a Doubt May 24, 1943 · announcer Rebecca May 31, 1943 · host The Devil and Miss Jones (1943) June 7, 1943 · announcer Love Is News (1943) June 14, 1943 · announcer Back Street June 21, 1943 · announcer Remember the Day (June 1943) June 28, 1943 · announcer Tennessee Johnson July 5, 1943 · announcer The Human Comedy July 12, 1943 · announcer Men in White July 19, 1943 · announcer Once Upon a Honeymoon (1943) July 26, 1943 · announcer Come Live with Me August 2, 1943 · announcer Spitfire August 9, 1943 · announcer The Pied Piper August 16, 1943 · announcer Skylark August 23, 1943 · announcer The Major and the Minor September 6, 1943 · announcer Birth of the Blues September 13, 1943 · announcer The Maltese Falcon September 20, 1943 · announcer Thank Your Lucky Stars September 27, 1943 · announcer Love Affair (1943) October 11, 1943 · host My Sister Eileen October 18, 1943 · announcer Edge of Darkness October 25, 1943 · announcer You Belong to Me (1943) November 1, 1943 · announcer George Washington Slept Here November 8, 1943 · announcer Remember the Day (November 1943) November 15, 1943 · announcer Immortal Sergeant November 22, 1943 · announcer Theodora Goes Wild November 29, 1943 · announcer Only Yesterday December 6, 1943 · announcer Holy Matrimony December 13, 1943 · announcer The Youngest Profession December 20, 1943 · announcer Let's Face It December 27, 1943 · announcer
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The North Star January 3, 1944 · announcer Watch on the Rhine January 10, 1944 · announcer I Love You Again January 17, 1944 · announcer Lucky Jordan January 31, 1944 · announcer True to Life February 7, 1944 · announcer Gentleman Jim February 14, 1944 · announcer Design for Scandal February 21, 1944 · announcer Three Men on a Horse February 28, 1944 · announcer The Gay Divorcee March 6, 1944 · host Why Jack Is Not Going to Appear March 27, 1944 · announcer Hello Frisco, Hello April 3, 1944 · host A Farewell to Arms April 10, 1944 · announcer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs April 24, 1944 · host A Night to Remember (1944) May 1, 1944 · announcer Dark Angel May 8, 1944 · announcer Priorites on Parade May 15, 1944 · announcer Up in Mabel's Room May 22, 1944 · announcer The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1944) June 5, 1944 · announcer No Time for Love June 19, 1944 · announcer The Informer July 10, 1944 · announcer Make Your Own Bed July 17, 1944 · announcer Night Must Fall July 24, 1944 · announcer Alias the Deacon August 7, 1944 · announcer The Nervous Wreck August 14, 1944 · announcer The Ghost Goes West August 21, 1944 · announcer The Uninvited August 28, 1944 · announcer Too Many Husbands (1944) September 4, 1944 · announcer Phantom Lady September 11, 1944 · announcer The Oxbow Incident September 18, 1944 · announcer It Happened Tomorrow September 25, 1944 · announcer Shopworn Angel October 2, 1944 · announcer A Girl, a Guy and a Gob October 9, 1944 · announcer Mad About Music October 16, 1944 · announcer Ninotchka (1944) October 23, 1944 · announcer Anna Karenina October 30, 1944 · host Holiday November 13, 1944 · announcer Once Upon a Honeymoon (1944) November 20, 1944 · announcer You Belong to Me (1944) November 27, 1944 · announcer China Seas December 4, 1944 · announcer San Diego, I Love You December 11, 1944 · announcer The Age of Innocence December 18, 1944 · host
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith (1945) January 1, 1945 · announcer Going My Way (1945) January 8, 1945 · announcer Joan of Ozark February 5, 1945 · host Belle of the Yukon February 12, 1945 · host Take a Letter, Darling (1945) February 19, 1945 · announcer The Shop Around the Corner (1945) February 26, 1945 · announcer Double Indemnity March 5, 1945 · announcer So This Is Washington March 12, 1945 · announcer Next Time We Love March 19, 1945 · announcer The Princess and the Pirate March 26, 1945 · announcer This Gun for Hire April 2, 1945 · announcer Abroad with Two Yanks April 9, 1945 · announcer The Mask of Demetrios April 16, 1945 · announcer Flesh and Fantasy (April 1945) April 23, 1945 · announcer Ramona April 30, 1945 · announcer Heaven Can Wait May 7, 1945 · announcer First Love May 14, 1945 · announcer The Desert Song May 21, 1945 · announcer Joy of Living May 28, 1945 · announcer The Heavenly Body June 4, 1945 · announcer The Parson of Panamint June 11, 1945 · announcer Alibi Ike June 18, 1945 · announcer New Wine June 25, 1945 · announcer Standing Room Only July 2, 1945 · announcer Romance July 9, 1945 · announcer Flesh and Fantasy (July 1945) July 16, 1945 · announcer Laura August 20, 1945 · announcer The Great McGinty August 27, 1945 · announcer Flesh and Fantasy: The Mardi Gras Episode September 3, 1945 · announcer Private Worlds (1945) September 10, 1945 · announcer The Valiant September 17, 1945 · announcer Kiss the Boys Goodbye September 24, 1945 · announcer Those Endearing Young Charms October 1, 1945 · announcer My Life with Carolyn October 8, 1945 · announcer Model Wife October 15, 1945 · announcer My Favorite Wife (1945) November 12, 1945 · announcer Biography of a Bachelor Girl November 26, 1945 · announcer Vivacious Lady December 3, 1945 · announcer Along Came Jones December 10, 1945 · announcer Ruggles of Red Gap December 17, 1945 · announcer Pinocchio (1945) December 24, 1945 · announcer Pillow to Post December 31, 1945 · announcer
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The Lost Weekend January 7, 1946 · announcer History Is Made at Night (1946) January 14, 1946 · announcer Suspicion (1946) January 21, 1946 · announcer Brother Rat January 28, 1946 · announcer My Client Curley February 4, 1946 · host, performer Don Juan Quilligan February 11, 1946 · announcer Over Twenty-One February 18, 1946 · announcer Wuthering Heights February 25, 1946 · announcer Getting Gertie's Garter March 4, 1946 · announcer Irish Eyes Are Smiling March 11, 1946 · announcer Love Is News (1946) March 18, 1946 · announcer Sweethearts March 25, 1946 · host On Borrowed Time April 1, 1946 · announcer A Night to Remember (1946) April 8, 1946 · announcer Her First Beau April 15, 1946 · announcer The Perfect Speciman April 22, 1946 · announcer The Cowboy and the Lady April 29, 1946 · announcer Bachelor Mother (1946) May 6, 1946 · announcer The Talk of the Town May 13, 1946 · announcer Guest Wife May 20, 1946 · announcer The Firebrand (1946) May 27, 1946 · announcer Lightnin' June 3, 1946 · announcer The House on 92nd Street June 10, 1946 · announcer Marriage Is a Private Affair June 17, 1946 · announcer The Barbary Coast June 24, 1946 · announcer Naughty Marietta July 29, 1946 · announcer Christmas in Connecticut August 5, 1946 · announcer The Devil and Miss Jones (1946) August 12, 1946 · announcer Hired Wife (1946) August 19, 1946 · announcer The Bells of St. Mary's August 26, 1946 · announcer Weekend for Three September 2, 1946 · announcer Waterloo Bridge (1946) September 9, 1946 · announcer Arrowsmith September 16, 1946 · announcer Susan and God September 23, 1946 · announcer Junior Miss September 30, 1946 · announcer The Old Lady Shows Her Medals October 7, 1946 · announcer Adorable October 28, 1946 · announcer Experiment Perilous November 4, 1946 · announcer The First Year November 11, 1946 · announcer Love Letters December 2, 1946 · announcer The Last of Mrs. Chaney December 9, 1946 · announcer This Love of Ours December 16, 1946 · announcer Pinocchio (1946) December 30, 1946 · announcer
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The Yearling January 6, 1947 · announcer Dragonwyck January 20, 1947 · announcer Heavenly Days February 10, 1947 · announcer Kitty Foyle March 3, 1947 · announcer The Philadelphia Story March 17, 1947 · announcer Too Many Husbands (1947) April 21, 1947 · announcer Pardon My Past May 5, 1947 · announcer Brief Encounter May 12, 1947 · announcer Saturday's Children June 2, 1947 · announcer Rose Marie June 23, 1947 · announcer My Reputation July 7, 1947 · announcer
Suspense 114 · Cast, Announcer About Suspense
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A Friend to Alexander (1944) June 15, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Ten Grand June 22, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Walls Came Tumbling Down June 29, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Search for Henri LeFevre July 6, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Beast Must Die July 13, 1944 · commercial spokesman Of Maestro and Man July 20, 1944 · announcer The Man Who Knew How August 10, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Diary of Sophronia Winters (1944) August 17, 1944 · commercial spokesman Actor's Blood August 24, 1944 · commercial spokesman Black Path of Fear August 31, 1944 · commercial spokesman Voyage Through Darkness September 7, 1944 · commercial spokesman You'll Never See Me Again September 14, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Bluebeard of Bellac September 21, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Man Who Couldn't Lose September 28, 1944 · commercial spokesman Dateline: Lisbon October 5, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Merry Widower October 12, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Singing Walls (1944) November 2, 1944 · commercial spokesman You Were Wonderful November 9, 1944 · commercial spokesman Dead of Night November 16, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Fountain Plays (1944) November 23, 1944 · announcer The Black Curtain (1944) November 30, 1944 · commercial spokesman The Lodger December 14, 1944 · commercial spoeksman The Brighton Strangler December 21, 1944 · commercial spokesman A Thing of Beauty December 28, 1944 · commercial spokesman
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I Had an Alibi January 4, 1945 · commercial spokesman Drive-In January 11, 1945 · announcer Drury's Bones January 25, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Most Dangerous Game (1945) February 1, 1945 · commercial spokesman Tale of Two Sisters February 8, 1945 · commercial spokesman Sell Me Your Life February 15, 1945 · commercial spokesman John Barbie and Son February 22, 1945 · commercial spokesman My Wife, Geraldine March 1, 1945 · commercial spokesman Love's Lovely Counterfeit March 8, 1945 · commercial spokesman Cricket March 15, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Taming of the Beast March 29, 1945 · commercial spokesman A Guy Gets Lonely April 5, 1945 · commercial spokesman Pearls Are a Nuisance April 19, 1945 · commercial spokesman Fear Paints a Picture (1945) May 3, 1945 · commercial spokesman Reprieve May 10, 1945 · commercial spokesman Two Birds with One Stone May 17, 1945 · commercial spokesman My Own Murderer May 24, 1945 · commercial spokesman August Heat May 31, 1945 · commercial spokesman Two Sharp Knives (1945) June 7, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Burning Court (1945) June 14, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Story of Ivy June 21, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Dealings of Mr. Markham June 28, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Last Detail July 5, 1945 · commercial spokesman Footfalls July 12, 1945 · commercial spokesman Bank Holiday July 19, 1945 · commercial spokesman Murder for Myra August 9, 1945 · commercial spokesman This Will Kill You (1945) August 23, 1945 · commercial spokesman Nobody Loves Me August 30, 1945 · commercial spokesman Sorry, Wrong Number (1945) September 6, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Furnished Floor September 13, 1945 · commercial spokesman Library Book September 20, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Earth Is Made of Glass September 27, 1945 · commercial spokesman Beyond Good and Evil October 11, 1945 · commercial spokesman Summer Storm October 18, 1945 · commercial spokesman A Shroud for Sarah October 25, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Bet November 8, 1945 · commercial spokesman Murder Off Key November 15, 1945 · commercial spokesman Nineteen Deacon Street November 22, 1945 · commercial spokesman A Week Ago Wednesday November 29, 1945 · commercial spokesman The Argyle Album December 13, 1945 · commercial spokesman Double Entry December 20, 1945 · commercial spokesman Pink Camellias December 27, 1945 · commercial spokesman
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The Angel of Death January 3, 1946 · commercial spokesman The Pasteboard Box January 17, 1946 · commercial spokesman My Dear Niece January 24, 1946 · commercial spokesman The Lucky Lady February 14, 1946 · commercial spokesman No More Alice March 14, 1946 · commercial spokesman Post Mortem April 4, 1946 · commercial spokesman The Name of the Beast April 11, 1946 · commercial spokesman The Night Reveals (1946) April 18, 1946 · commercial spokesman Dark Journey April 25, 1946 · commercial spokesman Crime Without Passion May 2, 1946 · commercial spokesman The Plan May 16, 1946 · commercial spokesman The Leading Citizen of Pratt County May 30, 1946 · commercial spokesman The High Wall June 6, 1946 · commercial spokesman Too Many Smiths June 13, 1946 · commercial spokesman Your Devoted Wife June 20, 1946 · commercial spokesman Return Trip June 27, 1946 · commercial spokesman An Evening's Diversion July 4, 1946 · commercial spokesman Feast of the Furies July 11, 1946 · commercial spokesman Photo Finish July 18, 1946 · commercial spokesman
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You Take Ballistics March 13, 1947 · Truman Bradley The Swift Rise of Eddie Albright April 3, 1947 · commercial spokesman Green-Eyed Monster April 17, 1947 · commercial spokesman Win, Place and Murder April 24, 1947 · commercial spokesman Lady in Distress May 1, 1947 · commercial spokesman Dead Ernest (1947) May 8, 1947 · commercial spokesman Death at Live Oak May 15, 1947 · commercial spokesman Knight Comes Riding May 22, 1947 · commercial spokesman A Thing of Beauty (1947) May 29, 1947 · commercial spokesman Make Mad the Guilty June 5, 1947 · commercial spokesman Stand-In June 12, 1947 · commercial spokesman Dead of Night (1947) June 19, 1947 · commercial spokesman Murder by an Expert July 24, 1947 · commercial spokesman Mortmain July 31, 1947 · commercial spokesman Quiet Desperation August 7, 1947 · commercial spokesman Smiley August 14, 1947 · commercial spokesman Murder Aboard the Alphabet August 21, 1947 · commercial spokseman Double Ugly August 28, 1947 · announcer The Argyle Album (1947) September 4, 1947 · commercial spokesman The Twist September 11, 1947 · commercial spokesman The Visitor (1947) September 18, 1947 · commercial spokesman The Story of Markham's Death October 2, 1947 · commercial spokesman The Man Who Liked Dickens October 9, 1947 · announcer, commercial spokesman Self Defense October 16, 1947 · commercial spokesman The X-Ray Camera October 23, 1947 · commercial spokesman Subway October 30, 1947 · commercial spokesman Dream Song November 6, 1947 · commercial spokesman Riabouchinska November 13, 1947 · announcer One Hundred in the Dark (1947) November 20, 1947 · commercial spokesman
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