Dennis Day
Dennis Day was an American tenor, actor, and comedian best known as the singer-in-residence on Jack Benny's radio and television programs.
Dennis Day was an American tenor singer, actor, and comedian. He was of Irish descent and best-known for his longtime stint as the singer-in-residence in Jack Benny's radio and television shows.
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Dennis Day. Radio program.
Original schedule
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- 1946–19478:00 PMNBC · nightSuMoTuWeThFrSa
- 1947–19488:00 PMNBC · nightSuMoTuWeThFrSa
- 1954–19555:30 PMNBC · eveningSuMoTuWeThFrSa
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Frank Barton
Announcer
JJimmy Wallington
Announcer
VVerne Smith
Announcer
Doris Singleton
Cast
Elliott Lewis
Cast
Frank Nelson
Cast
Isabel Randolph
Cast
Jack Kruschen
Cast
PPaula Winslowe
Cast
Ruth Perrott
Cast
SSam Hearn
Cast
Sheldon Leonard
Cast
VVeola Vonn
Cast
B
Bill Harding
Director
F
Frank O'Connor
Director
C
Charles 'Bud' Dant
Musician
Robert Armbruster
Musician
Barbara Eiler
Mildred Anderson
Bea Benaderet
Mrs Anderson.
B
Betty Miles
Mildred Anderson
Dennis Day
as himself
F
Francis 'Dink' Trout
Mr Anderson
Jimmy Durante
Cast
John Brown
Mr Willoughby
K
Ken Carson
Sponsor's Vocalist
P
Patty Andrews
Cast
Rosemary Clooney
Cast
Sharon Douglas
Mildred Anderson
Verna Felton
Dennis' mom
A
Arthur Alsberg
Writer
B
Bill Davenport
Writer
F
Frank Fox
Writer
F
Frank Galen
Writer
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