Old-time radio actor · 1901–1982

Lee Patrick

Frequent guest on Let George Do It; Suspense and Johnny Dollar.

We have her in 27 episodes of 7 series, 1939 to 1959, and 11 of our live channels play them around the clock, free.

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27episodes
7series
11live channels
1939–1959years on our shelves

About Lee Patrick

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She was born in New York City on November 22, 1901, to entertainment journalist Warren Patrick and Marie S. (Conrad) Patrick. Source: Wikipedia

She first appeared on Broadway in 1922 in the ensemble of The Bunch and Judy; her longest run was June Moon (273 performances, 1929-1930), and she played Judith Canfield in Stage Door (1936-1937). Source: Wikipedia

On March 24, 1940, she recreated her Broadway role in June Moon for The Campbell Playhouse on CBS, opposite Orson Welles and Jack Benny. Source: Stars on Suspense podcast

RadioGOLDINdex's earliest log of her is Lux Radio Theatre's 'You Can't Take It With You' on October 2, 1939. Source: RadioGOLDINdex

Let George Do It is her most-logged series, with 16 RadioGOLDINdex credits, among them 'Stranger Than Fiction' (May 23, 1949) and 'Christmas in January' (January 29, 1951). Source: RadioGOLDINdex

She guested on Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar in 'The Nora Faulkner Matter' (November 18, 1950) and 'The Hampton Line Matter' (August 3, 1954), and on The Line-Up, Bold Venture, Family Theatre and The Halls of Ivy. Source: RadioGOLDINdex

On Suspense she played one half of a murderous married couple in 'Just One Happy Little Family' (April 6, 1958) and a woman whose part-time job turns dangerous in 'My Dear Niece' (November 16, 1958). Source: Stars on Suspense podcast

On screen she played Effie Perine, Sam Spade's secretary, in The Maltese Falcon (1941), and returned to the part in her last film, The Black Bird (1975). Source: Wikipedia

She was married to newsman and writer Tom Wood from 1937 until her death in Laguna Beach, California, on November 25, 1982, three days after her 81st birthday. Source: Wikipedia

1 of her episodes: Behind the Scenes in Hollywood (1)

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Lee Patrick’s shows on Stupid Potato

Series	Years	Episodes
Let George Do It	1949 to 1952	17
Suspense	1958 to 1959	3
The Line Up	1951 to 1952	2
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar	1951 to 1954	2
Behind the Scenes in Hollywood		1
Family Theater	1950	1
Lux Radio Theatre	1939	1

Lee Patrick episodes: 5 free to hear

Each one names Lee Patrick on the air, in its cast list or in the show itself. Each title opens the episode’s page: what happens, the transcript from the moment she is named, and listens from any line.

Stranger Than FictionLet George Do It · May 23, 1949 · Episode guide · 60-second listens from any line
Serenade to the Southern StarLet George Do It · June 13, 1949 · Episode guide · 60-second listens from any line
The Ugly DucklingLet George Do It · January 30, 1950 · Episode guide · 60-second listens from any line
Most Likely to DieLet George Do It · June 26, 1950 · Episode guide · 60-second listens from any line
Sweet Are the Uses of PublicityLet George Do It · August 7, 1950 · Episode guide · 60-second listens from any line

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Let George Do It 17 episodes, 1949 to 1952

Stranger Than FictionMay 23, 1949 · Episode guide · Free
Serenade to the Southern StarJune 13, 1949 · Episode guide · Free
The Ugly DucklingJanuary 30, 1950 · Episode guide · Free
Most Likely to DieJune 26, 1950 · Episode guide · Free
Sweet Are the Uses of PublicityAugust 7, 1950 · Episode guide · Free
The Spider and the FlyOctober 9, 1950 · Potato Plus
Christmas in JanuaryJanuary 29, 1951 · Potato Plus
How Guilty Can You GetFebruary 19, 1951 · Potato Plus
The Woman in BlackOctober 29, 1951 · Potato Plus
The Woman in Black (aka-Lady In Black)October 29, 1951 · Potato Plus
The Last PayoffDecember 10, 1951 · Potato Plus
A Matter of HonorJanuary 21, 1952 · Potato Plus
Surprise, SurpriseFebruary 4, 1952 · Potato Plus
Three Times and OutMarch 17, 1952 · Potato Plus
The Forgotten MurderApril 14, 1952 · Potato Plus
The Four SeasonsOctober 6, 1952 · Potato Plus
The Stand-InNovember 17, 1952 · Potato Plus

Suspense 3 episodes, 1958 to 1959

Just One Happy Little FamilyApril 6, 1958 · Potato Plus
My Dear NieceNovember 16, 1958 · Potato Plus
Death NoticeFebruary 8, 1959 · Potato Plus

The Line Up 2 episodes, 1951 to 1952

The Fur Flaunting Floozie (aka-Lorraine Oberhauser Murder)September 26, 1951 · Potato Plus
The Gasoline Bandit Case (aka-Gas Station Holdups)December 12, 1952 · Potato Plus

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 2 episodes, 1951 to 1954

The Byron Hayes MatterMarch 24, 1951 · Potato Plus
The Hampton Line MatterAugust 3, 1954 · Potato Plus

Behind the Scenes in Hollywood 1 episode,

Profiles of Hedy Lamar and Danny KayePotato Plus

Family Theater 1 episode, 1950

Sir Lancelot of the LakeJune 28, 1950 · Potato Plus

Lux Radio Theatre 1 episode, 1939

You Cant Take It With YouOctober 2, 1939 · Potato Plus

Who Lee Patrick worked with most

Named in the same cast lists, counted across the episodes above.

Virginia Gregg17 episodes together
Lawrence Dobkin7 episodes together
Ken Christy4 episodes together
Peter Leeds3 episodes together

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