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'''Ken Niles''' (b. [[December 9]], [[1908]] in [[Livingston]], [[Montana]] – d. [[October 31]], [[1988]]) was a [[radio]] [[actor]]. |
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Niles had played an important role in the development of radio drama throughout the [[1920s]]. During the [[1930s]], he had produced and assisted with the hosting of actress-cum-gossip columnist [[Louella Parsons]]' talent and interview the popular program "[[Hollywood Hotel]]." Parsons and Niles later appeared in a [[1937]] feature film based on the show. Niles then narrated or even announced in several other feature films. |
Niles had played an important role in the development of radio drama throughout the [[1920s]]. During the [[1930s]], he had produced and assisted with the hosting of actress-cum-gossip columnist [[Louella Parsons]]' talent and interview the popular program "[[Hollywood Hotel]]." Parsons and Niles later appeared in a [[1937]] feature film based on the show. Niles then narrated or even announced in several other feature films. |
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For his work on radio, he received a "Star" on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]]. |
For his work on radio, he received a "Star" on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]]. |
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[[Category:1908 births|Niles, Ken]] |
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[[Category:1988 deaths|Niles, Ken]] |
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[[Category:People from Montana|Niles, Ken]] |
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Revision as of 10:23, 25 October 2006
Ken Niles (b. December 9, 1908 in Livingston, Montana – d. October 31, 1988) was a radio actor.
Niles had played an important role in the development of radio drama throughout the 1920s. During the 1930s, he had produced and assisted with the hosting of actress-cum-gossip columnist Louella Parsons' talent and interview the popular program "Hollywood Hotel." Parsons and Niles later appeared in a 1937 feature film based on the show. Niles then narrated or even announced in several other feature films.
For his work on radio, he received a "Star" on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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