Alan Young Show
The Alan Young Show was a comedy-variety program starring Alan Young, heard on radio before its television version.
The Alan Young Show is an American radio and television series presented in diverse formats over a nine-year period and starring English-born comedian Alan Young.
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Alan Young Show. Radio program.
Original schedule
- 19449:00 PMNBC/WEAF · nightSuMoTuWeThFrSa
- 1944–19468:30 PMABC/WJZ · nightSuMoTuWeThFrSa
- 19469:00 PMABC/WJZ · nightSuMoTuWeThFrSa
- 1946–19478:30 PMNBC/WEAF · nightSuMoTuWeThFrSa
- 19498:30 PMNBC · nightSuMoTuWeThFrSa
Don Wilson
Announcer
JJimmy Wallington
Announcer
LLarry Elliott
Announcer
M
Mike Roy
Announcer
D
Dickey Monahan
Cast
Frank Morgan
Cast
Hal March
Cast
Jeanette Nolan
Cast
J
Jerry Mann
Cast
Ken Christy
Cast
Kenny Delmar
Cast
L
Louis 'Lou' Krugman
Cast
N
Nicodemus Stewart
Cast
Peggy Webber
Cast
Peter Leeds
Cast
Sarah Selby
Cast
Sheldon Leonard
Cast
Shirley Mitchell
Cast
VVeola Vonn
Cast
E
Edward 'Eddie' Pola
Director
R
Raymond Knight
Director
G
George Wyle
Musician
Peter Van Steeden
Musician
Alan Young
Host
Bea Wain
Vocalist
C
Charles 'Charlie' Cantor
Zero
Doris Singleton
Betty
Ed Begley
Dittenfeffer
F
Fay Reiter
Vocalist
F
Four Chicks and Chuck
Vocalists
G
Gerry Salathiel
Vocalist (Smart Set Quintet)
G
Ginni Young
Vocalist
G
Ginny Reese
Vocalist
Hans Conried
Cast
J
JJames Gilmore Backus
Hubert Updike III
Jean Gillespie
Betty
L
Leo Dukehorn
Vocalist (Smart Set Quintet)
L
Louise Erickson
Betty
M
Mike Corrigan
Vocalist (Smart Set Quintet)
Minerva Pious
Cast
P
Patricia Corrigan
Vocalist (Smart Set Quintet)
Ruth Perrott
Cast
S
Sue Allen
Vocalist
Walter Tetley
Cast
H
Helen Mack
Producer
D
Dave Schwartz
Writer
J
Jay Sommers
Writer
N
Norman Paul
Writer
S
Sam Packard
Writer
W
Will Glickman
Writer
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