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Edward Frank Hummert, Jr. (June 2, 1884 –
March 12, 1966),
professionally known as
Frank Hummert and
sometimes credited as E.
Frank Hummert, was an American...
- Sample, in Chicago. E.
Frank Hummert joined the
agency in 1927, and it was
renamed Blackett-Sample-
Hummert, even
though Hummert was
never a
partner in the...
- Anne
Hummert (née Schumacher) (January 19, 1905 – July 5, 1996) was the
leading co-creator of
daytime radio serials or soap
opera dramas during the 1930s...
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James Haupt,[citation needed] the show was
produced by
Frank and Anne
Hummert,
better remembered today for
creating Ma
Perkins and
numerous other soap...
- Hill is a 15-minute
daily radio soap
opera produced by
Frank and Anne
Hummert.
Broadway actress Joy
Hathaway had the
title role,
sometimes described...
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various sponsors until 1960. The
series was
produced by
Frank and Anne
Hummert with
scripts by
Robert Hardy Andrews, Orin Tovrov, and others. (An early...
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Hummert:
Leonard testified that the
writing of Charlene's
husband Brian Hummert matched the
letters supposedly sent by a
stalker to
Charlene Hummert....
- (2017–2021, 2025–present)
Reilly Neill,
former state representative Michael Hummert,
retired remodeling contractor and
candidate for U.S.
Senate in 2024 "Why...
- Our Gal
Sunday is an
American soap
opera produced by
Frank and Anne
Hummert,
network broadcast via CBS from
March 29, 1937, to
January 2, 1959, starring...
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Scarecrow Press. ISBN 978-0-8108-6523-5. Cox, Jim (2003).
Frank and Anne
Hummert's radio factory: the
programs and
personalities of broadcasting's most prolific...
