Marie Wilson
	In 1947 Marie Wilson starred in the radio sitcom "My Friend Irma," throughout its radio run, in a 1952-54 television series and in two films that introduced the new comedy team of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Her open, grinning face belying her age, Wilson continued doing her dumb-blonde act into the 1960s, starring in summer stock and dinner-theater productions of Born Yesterday and appearing in commercials. Marie Wilson's last TV assignment was a voice-over role in the 1970 animated cartoon series Where's Huddles?; two years later, she died of cancer at the age of 56. Marie Wilson is, of course, Irma Peterson. The "friend" narrator Jane is played by Cathy Lewis (wife of Elliot Lewis, "Remley" on Phil Harris/Alice Faye Show). John Brown is Irma's boyfriend Al. Professor Kropotkin is played by the hilarious Hans Conreid. Irma's boss, Mr. Clyde, is played by Alan Reed.
Listen to MY FRIEND IRMA Radio Shows
The Professor's (Hans Conreid) Concerto Irma and the Burglar The Great Irma Irma and Billy the Boxer Irma and Double-trouble Irma sees a ghost
These shows are taken from one of the many CDs for sale by The OTR CAT
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