Boxcars711 Old Time Radio Pod - The Halls of Ivy "The Gangster's Son" (1-20-50)
Boxcars711 Old Time Radio
English - November 30, 2006 04:47 - 30 minutes - 7.04 MB - ★★★★ - 74 ratingsKids & Family Comedy westerns adventure comedy detective drama otr radio suspense theater western Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Famed actor Ronald Colman (1947 Academy Award winner for his
portrayal of a tormented actor in "A Double Life") was perfect for
the part of William Todhunter Hall, the President of Ivy College in the little
college town of Ivy. Colman had the authentic intelligent, English upper-crust
manner to convince immediately. Coleman's wife, Benita (Colman) Hume played
Hall's wife Vicky, whose background was as a former British stage actress.
Thus, the pair was a great example of "opposites attract." A fine
radio cast played the Ivy College's Board of Governors, the kids on campus, and
the household of the Halls. Herbert Butterfield was the thorny Board of Directors
member Clarence Wellman.
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Famed actor Ronald Colman (1947 Academy Award winner for his
portrayal of a tormented actor in "A Double Life") was perfect for
the part of William Todhunter Hall, the President of Ivy College in the little
college town of Ivy. Colman had the authentic intelligent, English upper-crust
manner to convince immediately. Coleman's wife, Benita (Colman) Hume played
Hall's wife Vicky, whose background was as a former British stage actress.
Thus, the pair was a great example of "opposites attract." A fine
radio cast played the Ivy College's Board of Governors, the kids on campus, and
the household of the Halls. Herbert Butterfield was the thorny Board of Directors
member Clarence Wellman.
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