The Cast Credit Index · 1911–2004
Ronald Reagan
Sportscaster, contract player, president
Reagan began behind a microphone calling ballgames, and worked the Hollywood anthologies throughout the 1940s and 1950s.
10 named credits · 3 adaptations of their pictures
Named on the transfer
Credits the archive itself asserts
Every recording below carries Ronald Reagan's name in its own label, as deposited. No credit here was inferred.
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First Song - K-K-K-Katy, Guest - Spike Jones, Ronald Reagan, Sabu
Kraft Music Hall · 1942 · 58 min
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Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (287) First Song - K-K-K-Katy, Guests - Spike Jones, Ronald Reagan, Sabu
Bing Crosby · 1942 · 58 min
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eel - 470929 - Ronald Reagan
Bill Sterns Sports Newsreel · 1947 · 14 min
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eel - 480102 - Ronald Reagan
Bill Sterns Sports Newsreel · 1948 · 14 min
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The Burns and Allen Show (19) Ronald Reagan
The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show · 1950 · 29 min
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Ronald Reagan Press Conference
Aus Samuel Pepys · undated · 1 min
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Ronald Reagan
Great Sporting Days · undated · 14 min
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Hard Luck Stories #5 Ronald Reagan
Station Wor · undated · 1 min
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Front and Center 1947-08-17 (7) Guests - Burns and Allen, Ronald Reagan
Out of the Ordinary · undated · 29 min
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Otr Shelf · undated · 55 min
Their pictures on the air
Films of theirs the anthologies restaged
Lux Radio Theatre, Screen Guild Theater, Academy Award Theater and their neighbours existed to put motion pictures at a microphone. These are adaptations of Ronald Reagan's pictures that survive in the archive. Sometimes the film's own players took the parts; sometimes the network cast whoever was in town. Where the transfer does not say, neither do we.
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