- Songwriter: "Six Bridges to Cross".
- Radio: Member (usually uncredited) of regular cast in CBS Radio's "The Hallmark Playhouse".
- (1950s) Radio: Appeared (as "Mr. Boynton") in series "Our Miss Brooks".
- (2/10/60) Appeared in "A Call From..." KCOP- TV, Los Angeles, CA. NOTE: The program celebrating the United Nations program known as the 'World Refugee Year".
- (9/15/53) Appeared on "Our Famous Husbands," ABC- TV.
- (1946-57) Radio: His contract player roles included parts on "The Lux Radio Theatre," "Family Theatre," "Suspense," and "The Cavalcade of America." In all, he appeared in almost 300 radio programs between 1946-57.
- (1948-50) Radio: Appeared (as "Michael Shayne") in the series "The New Adventures of Michael Shayne".
- (12/7/50) Narrator, "The American Jew: A Tribute to Freedom," CBS Television.
- Radio: Appeared in "The Private Practice of Dr. Dana".
- Radio: Appeared in "Frontier Town".
- Songwriter: "The Moon Won't Let You Tell a Lie".
- Songwriter: "One Desire"
- (10/2/54) Sang the "Star Spangled Banner" before the fourth game of the 1954 World Series in Cleveland, OH.
- (5/10/51) Radio: Appeared on a "Screen Guild Players" broadcast of "The Secret Heart".
- (9/7/51) Radio: Appeared (as "Cochise") in a "Screen Director's Playhouse" broadcast of "Broken Arrow".
- Stage: Appeared in US tour of "The Rivalry".
- (12/31/51) Radio: Appeared (as "Tenga") in a "Lux Radio Theater" broadcast of "Bird of Paradise".
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