Skippy Hollywood Theatre
Skippy Hollywood Theatre was a radio dramatic anthology presenting Hollywood-style stories under Skippy sponsorship.
Skippy Hollywood Theatre is an American radio dramatic anthology program that began as a syndicated series and later was broadcast on CBS from December 1, 1949, through September 21, 1950.
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Skippy Hollywood Theatre. Radio program.
Original schedule
- 1949–195010:30 PM ETCBS · nightSuMoTuWeThFrSa
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Marvin Miller
Announcer
TTerry O'Sullivan
Announcer
V
Van Dessatelle
Announcer
V
Van Resautel
Announcer

Agnes Moorehead
Cast

Cathy Lewis
Cast
C
Charles Starrett
Cast

George Coulouris
Cast
H
Helen Van Tuyl
Cast
H
Howard Cowan
Cast

Jane Wyman
Cast

Les Tremayne
Cast
MMargo
Cast

Mary Astor
Cast
MMaureen O'Sullivan
Cast

Peggy Webber
Cast
RRobert Clarke
Cast
R
Rosemary DeCamp
Cast
R
Rosemary Reddins
Cast

Tyler McVey
Cast

Vanessa Brown
Cast
A
Axel Gruenberg
Director
L
MLes Mitchell
Director
Mahlon Merrick
Musician
R
Richard (Dick) Aurandt
Musician
C
DC. P. 'Chip' MacGregor
Host
Del Castillo
Music

Gale Page
Your Hollywood Neighbor

Herbert Marshall
Cast

Joan Bennett
Cast

Anne Hummert
Producer
FFrank Hummert
Producer
K
Karl Kramer
Producer
T
True Boardman
Writer
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