Bill Goodwin
Description
William Nettles Goodwin, was an American radio announcer and actor. He was for many years the announcer and a recurring character of the Burns and Allen radio program, and subsequently The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show on television from 1950–1951. Upon his departure, he was replaced by Harry von Zell.
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Programs
Broadcasts
The Lone Ranger
Theribbonofhonor
Blondie
Uncle Gideon And Aunt Bessie
The Burns and Allen Show
Cowboy Love Tales
The Bob Hope Show
Guest William Bendix
The Bob Hope Show
Guest Esther Williams
The Bob Hope Show
Kentucky Derby
The Bob Hope Show
Guest Glenn Ford
Blondie
April Fools Day
Command Performance
Audrey Trotter Bud Widom
The Bob Hope Show
Broadcast of January 21, 1953
The Bob Hope Show
Guest Jack Webb
Blondie
Jack And The Beanstalk
The Bob Hope Show
Broadcast of April 2, 1954
Guest Star
"Sideshow Romeo"
Blondie
The Gypsy Queen
The Burns and Allen Show
Eddie Cantor Stays For Dinner
Blondie
Scrooge
The Burns and Allen Show
Guest Brian Donlevy
The Burns and Allen Show
Guest Pat O'brien
The Bob Hope Show
Guest David Niven(Repeat of )
The Bob Hope Show
Income Tax Forms Jane Russell
The Burns and Allen Show
Guest Ray Milland
The Bob Hope Show
Broadcast of March 3, 1955
The Burns and Allen Show
Gracie Wants George To Replace Clark Gable
The Bob Hope Show
The Bob Hope Show
The Burns and Allen Show
Guest Hedy Lamarr
The Bob Hope Show
Bob Shops for Delores' Christmas Present
Blondie
The Entertainment Committee
The Burns and Allen Show
Guest Ann Sheridan
Blondie
The Fashion Show For Men
The Burns and Allen Show
118 Guest Frank Sinatra Gets Bad News, Dancing The Victory Polka
The Bob Hope Show
Guest Arlene Dahl
The Bob Hope Show
Broadcast of October 16, 1953
Command Performance
Special Lionel Barrymore 1st 'Brazil' 5th Anniversary Pts 1&3 Only
The Bob Hope Show
Paramount Studio with Donna Reed
The Bob Hope Show
Gambling in Las Vegas with Jane Wyman
Command Performance
Fourth Anniversary Special
The Burns and Allen Show
Shortage Of Husbands
The Bob Hope Show
Hope and Jane Wyman Do a Nightclub Act