Louis Silvers
American film score composerWikipedia
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Search complete. 30 mentions across 27 episodes found for "Louis Silvers".
Sep 11, 2026
Lux Radio Theatre - "Jane Eyre" (Old Time Radio, 1948)
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65:47John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Heard in our cast tonight were Janet Scott as Mrs. Fairfax, Herbert Butterfield as Brocklehurst, Frances Robinson as Blanche, and Marlene Ames, William Johnstone, Ann Carter, Stanley Waxman, Gloria Gordon, Regina Wallace, Norman Field, and Martha Wentworth.
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66:03John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Our music was directed by Louis Silvers.
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66:06John M. KennedyNARRATOR
And this is your announcer, John Milton Kennedy, reminding you to join us again on Monday, June 28th to hear You Were Meant for Me with Gene Crane and Dan Daly.
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66:18John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Stay tuned for My Friend Irma, which follows immediately over most of these stations.
Lux Radio Theatre - "Elmer the Great" (Old Time Radio, 1936)
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2:18Melville RuickNARRATOR
Lux presents Hollywood.
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2:20Melville RuickNARRATOR
Tonight, the Lux Radio Theater, from its home on Hollywood Boulevard, brings you Joey Brown, June Travis, Cecil B. DeMille, Max Reinhart, and Louis Silvers.
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2:29Melville RuickNARRATOR
And from New York, Carl Hubble and Lou Gehrig, fresh from their deeds in the World Series.
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2:35Melville RuickNARRATOR
Gathered here to witness our performance is an audience filled with Hollywood notables.
The_Plainsman
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2:10Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
Our producer, Cecil B. DeMille.
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2:12Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
Our conductor, Louis Silvers.
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2:14Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
From our theater on Hollywood Boulevard, we greet you all to another hour in the Lux Radio
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2:19speaker_4ADVERTISER
Theater.
MPIR Movie Club Episode 60 Replay
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61:21John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Stanley Farrar as Peterson, Cliff Clark as commanding officer, and Leo Cleary, Vicki Lang, Mel Blanc, Charles Calvert, Dwayne Thompson, Charles Seal, Louise Arthur, Wally Mayer, Earl Keene, Bill Sloan, Peter Chong, Howard McNair, Bobby Larson, Herb Vigran, Mac Gray, and Bob Haynes.
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61:41John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Our music was directed by Louis Silvers, and your announcer has been John M. Kennedy.
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61:45John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Thank you.
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61:50speaker_19ADVERTISER
Food shortages don't worry me.
Lux Radio Theatre - "Destry Rides Again" (Old Time Radio, 1945)
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65:36John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Joan Blondell can currently be seen in the 20th Century Fox production, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.
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65:41John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Our music was directed by Louis Silvers.
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65:44John M. KennedyNARRATOR
This program is broadcast to our men and women overseas through cooperation with the Armed Forces Radio Service.
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65:49John M. KennedyNARRATOR
And this is your announcer, John Milton Kennedy, reminding you to tune in again next Monday night to hear Guest in the House with Robert Young and Ann Baxter.
Lux Radio Theatre || Polly of the Circus (Loretta Young) || The Grand Dutchess and the Waiter (Robert Montgomery) | 1936
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2:23Melville RuickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Our guests, Robert, believe it or not, Ripley, and Mabel Stark, only woman tiger trainer in the world.
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2:29Melville RuickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Our conductor, Mr. Louis Silvers.
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2:32Melville RuickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Tonight, the producer of the Lux Radio Theater, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille, is in New York City, from which point we shall hear shortly.
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2:38Melville RuickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Here in the Lux Radio Theater, until Mr. DeMille returns to Hollywood next week, is that distinguished gentleman of the screen, Mr. Lionel Barrymore.
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56:43Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
Mr. DeMille, Paramount.
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56:44Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
Lionel Atwell and Louis Silvers, 20th Century Fox.
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56:47Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
Where the latter was in charge of music for the new film, Cafe Metropole.
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56:51Cecil B. DeMilleHOST
May I remind you now that next week will be National Cotton Week.
Elton John Performs At Princess Diana's Funeral: Music History Today Podcast September 6
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23:48speaker_0HOST
Bent Persson was born in 1947, world-renowned Swedish jazz cornetist and also a trumpet player who's famous for his historical recreations of Louis Armstrong's unrecorded early solos.
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24:04speaker_0HOST
Louis Silvers was born in 1889, a prominent early film composer who conducted the score for the historic first ever talkie, The Jazz Singer, back in 1927.
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24:17speaker_0HOST
That was a movie that starred Al Jolson, and unfortunately he was in blackface on that one.
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24:25speaker_0HOST
The days.
Lux Radio Theatre - "So Proudly We Hail" (Old Time Radio, 1943)
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38:52Les TremaineVOICE_ACTOR
All right, I'm ready.
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38:54Les TremaineVOICE_ACTOR
We'll have to go in for that bomb fragment, Silvers.
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38:55Les TremaineVOICE_ACTOR
It may become
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38:56speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
infected.
21 MINS LATER
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59:39John M. KennedyNARRATOR
The picture, So Proudly We Hail, was produced and directed by Mark Sandrich.
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59:44John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Heard in tonight's play were Regina Wallace, Catherine Craig, Trudy Marson, Dorothy Scott, Marjorie Davies, Leo Cleary, Boyd Davis, Charles Seal, Fred McKay, Norman Field, Howard McNair, and Ed Emerson.
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59:59John M. KennedyNARRATOR
Our music was directed by Louis Silvers.
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60:02John M. KennedyNARRATOR
And this is your announcer, John N. Kennedy, reminding you to tune in again next Monday night to hear Wallace Beery and Faye Bainter in Salute to the Marines with Noah
Lux Radio Theatre - "Killer Cates" (Old Time Radio, 1946)
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58:20John Milton KennedyNARRATOR
Heard in our cast tonight were Alan Reed as Brady, Gerald Moore as Norton, Gigi Pearson as Peaches, Gail Gordon as Dr. Elberon, Norman Field as the mayor, and Eric Snowden, Herbert Bygren, Edwin Max, Eddie Marr, Ed Emerson, Jane Novello, Dick Ryan, Ken Christie, Charles Seal, and Franklin Parker.
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58:38John Milton KennedyNARRATOR
Our music was directed by Louis Silvers.
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58:41John Milton KennedyNARRATOR
This program is broadcast to our men and women overseas through cooperation with the Armed Forces Radio Service.
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58:47John Milton KennedyNARRATOR
And this is your announcer, John Milton Kennedy, reminding you to tune in again next Monday night to hear Do You Love Me? with Dick Hames, Maureen O'Hara, and Barry Sullivan.
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