Portly, pudding-faced, wavy dark-haired actor/announcer Harry Von Zell, whose well-modulated voice was a standard radio fixture during the 1930s and 40s, also extended his talents toward film and TV where he appeared in numerous comedy outings, often as a straight man foil. Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, on July 11, 1906, he attended UCLA and first started on the air waves in 1927 with KMIC as both announcer and singer, eventually moving into national radio, announcing for Bing Crosby among ...[Read Story]
"Celebrity Golf"
(1960)
His Baiting Beauty
(1950)
Microspook
(1949)
Rolling Down to Reno
(1947)
How Do You Do
(1946)