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The Quaker Party
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The Quaker Party was a political party in the Pennsylvania Colony and later Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They were affiliated with the Quakers, formally known as the Society of Friends. They dominated the Pennsylvania Assembly until the second half of the eighteenth century.
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Cast & Crew
B
Bill Goodwin
Announcer
Dan Seymour
Announcer
DDavid Ross
Announcer
Don Wilson
Announcer
John Reed King
Announcer
M
DMike Roy
Announcer
Dick Ryan
Cast
Lew Lehr
Cast
V
Virginia Verrill
Cast
F
Felix Mills
Musician
F
Freddie Rich
Musician
L
ALarry Clinton
Musician
Anita Ellis
Vocals - Third Run
Bea Benaderet
Mrs. Wingate - Second Run
Bea Wain
vocals
B
EBert 'Mad Russian' Gordon
Second Run
Eddie Green
Comedian
Elvia Allman
Second run
FFrank Graham
Third Run
IIlene Woods
Vocals - Sixth Run
JJimmy Cash
Vocals - second run
Ken Christy
Wally Hutch - Second Run
Margaret Brayton
Second run
Mel Blanc
Second Run
PPaul Masterson
Sixth Run
S
Shirley Howard
Vocalist
T
TThe Roy Whitaker Quartet
Vocals - Sixth Run
Tommy Riggs
Ventriloquist
Verna Felton
Mrs. MacIntyre
Wally Maher
Wilber Hutch - second run
Z
SZasu Pitts
Cast
Sam Perrin
Writer
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“RADIO PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE CURRENT WEEK New York.” New York Times, October 6, 1929.
“Today's Radio Program.” New York Times, January 1, 1927.