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The Ginny Simms Show is an umbrella title that can refer to any of several radio musical variety shows in the United States. The versions were broadcast on CBS and NBC beginning September 19, 1941, and ending March 18, 1951.
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Charles O'Connor
Announcer
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George Brooks
Announcer
Harry von Zell
Announcer
Ken Roberts
Announcer
NNelson Case
Announcer
Adelaide Klein
Cast
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Billy De Wolf
Cast
Carleton G. Young
Cast
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Charles 'Charlie' Cantor
Cast
Chester Stratton
Cast
Elspeth Eric
Cast
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Floyd Sherman
Cast
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FFrances Adair
Cast
Frank Lovejoy
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GGenevieve Rowe
Cast
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Glenn Cross
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Jack 'Smilin' Jack' Smith
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PJoseph 'Joe' Latham
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Patti Chapin
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Phil Duey
Cast
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SRoger Kinney
Cast
Selena Royle
Cast
SSpencer Bentley
Cast
Stefan Schnabel
Cast
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Sydney Mason
Cast
Tallulah Bankhead
Cast
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The Three Harmonies
Cast
Una Merkel
Cast
Vincent Price
Cast
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William 'Bill' Johnstone
Cast
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Charles Martin
Director
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Harry Saz
Director
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Regina Schuebel
Director
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Davis Rose
Musician
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Franklin Graham
Musician
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RRay Bloch
Musician
Russ Morgan
Musician
Spike Jones
Musician
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AAlan Reed (aka Teddy Bergman)
Cast
Ann Thomas
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Audrey Marsh
Vocals
Barry Wood
Host 45-46
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Beverly Freeland
Vocalist
Burl Ives
Vocalist
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Mary
DDavid Rose
NBC show 1942
Don Wilson
CBS show ca.1945
DDonald O'Connor
Comedian CBS show 1947
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Edgar 'Cookie' Fairchild
NBC show 1943-45
Frances Langford
Hostess
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FFrank DeVol
CBS show 1945-47
Frank Graham
NBC show
Frank Morgan
Comedy
Ginny Simms
Host, vocalist
IIrving Kaufman
Johnny Prentiss
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John 'Johnny' Green
Host
J
Johnny Roventini
Philip Morris' living trademark
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Leo Reisman
Host
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Marsh Sisters
Vocalists
Mercedes McCambridge
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