The Bill Goodwin Show (radio program)

The Bill Goodwin Show centered around "a hotshot insurance salesman" ==Personnel==

Bill Goodwin, usually known as an announcer, became an actor to star in this program. Other regulars heard on the program and their roles are indicated in the table below. Source: On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio Larry Burns was the director and producer. ==1957 program==

Goodwin had another radio program a decade later. The 55-minute Bill Goodwin Show was broadcast on NBC radio beginning March 25, 1957. It was carried by 95 of the network's affiliates and sponsored by Schick razors. This program was a variety show with Robert Linn and the Hi-Fi's quartet providing music and David Ketchum doing comedy. Howard Blake produced, directed, and wrote for the series. Other writers were Fred Fox, David Gregory, and Glenn Wheaton. A review of the premiere episode in the trade publication Variety complimented the musical performances but said that Ketchum's comedy lacked humor. It described the talk portions of the episode as "limp and forced", suggesting that the show would benefit from "good pruning of the chatter and sharper writing". == References ==