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Myrt and Marge is an American radio serial which aired from November 2, 1931 to March 27, 1942 on CBS Radio and the Mutual Broadcasting System. It was created and written by its main star, actress Myrtle Vail.

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rdfs:label	Myrt and Marge (radio series) (en) Myrt and Marge (pl)
rdfs:comment	Myrt and Marge is an American radio serial which aired from November 2, 1931 to March 27, 1942 on CBS Radio and the Mutual Broadcasting System. It was created and written by its main star, actress Myrtle Vail. (en) Myrt and Marge – amerykańska, radiowa opera mydlana, emitowana od 2 listopada 1931 do 27 marca 1942 w oraz . Została stworzona i napisana przez odtwórczynię jednej z głównych ról, Myrtle Vail, która opierała historię na swoich własnych doświadczeniach. Druga z głównych ról była odgrywana przez jej córkę Donnę Damerel. W 1933 Universal Studios stworzyło film , bazujący na audycji. Jego reżyserem został . (pl)
foaf:name	Myrt and Marge (en)
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dct:subject	1931 radio programme debuts CBS Radio programs 1942 radio programme endings Mutual Broadcasting System programs American radio soap operas Don Lee Network programs
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	1931 in radio 1937 in radio 1946 in radio Bonnie Bonnell Vinton Hayworth 1931 radio programme debuts CBS Radio programs Colgate-Palmolive Moe Howard Mutual Broadcasting System Myrtle Vail CBS Radio 1942 radio programme endings Three Stooges Universal Pictures Curly Howard Eddie Foy Jr. Mutual Broadcasting System programs Helen Mack Ted Healy American radio soap operas Chicago Larry Fine Don Lee Network programs Wrigley Company Vaudeville CBS Radio Network Radio serial Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
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rec location	Chicago
show name	Myrt and Marge (en)
syndicates	CBS Radio Network Don Lee Network (en)
caption	Donna Damerel with actor Vinton Hayworth , 1935 (en)
country	USA (en)
creator	Myrtle Vail (en)
first aired	1931-11-02 (xsd:date) 1937-01-04 (xsd:date)
format	Daily serial (en)
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language	English (en)
last aired	1946 (xsd:integer)
runtime	900.0 (second)
sponsor	Colgate-Palmolive Wrigley Company
starring	Myrtle Vail Helen Mack Donna Damerel (en)
writer	Myrtle Vail (en)
has abstract	Myrt and Marge is an American radio serial which aired from November 2, 1931 to March 27, 1942 on CBS Radio and the Mutual Broadcasting System. It was created and written by its main star, actress Myrtle Vail. (en) Myrt and Marge – amerykańska, radiowa opera mydlana, emitowana od 2 listopada 1931 do 27 marca 1942 w oraz . Została stworzona i napisana przez odtwórczynię jednej z głównych ról, Myrtle Vail, która opierała historię na swoich własnych doświadczeniach. Druga z głównych ról była odgrywana przez jej córkę Donnę Damerel. W 1933 Universal Studios stworzyło film , bazujący na audycji. Jego reżyserem został . (pl)
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creator (agent)	Myrtle Vail
starring	Myrtle Vail Helen Mack
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Myrt Myrt and Marge List of LGBT characters in radio and podcasts Donna Damerel Helen Mack Jackson Beck Jean Paul King List of soap operas List of women who died in childbirth Myrt and Marge (radio)
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