# Jan Miner
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jan miner (October 15, 1917 – February 15, 2004) was an American actress best known for her role as the character "Madge", the manicurist in Palmolive dish-washing detergent television commercials beginning in the 1960s.
== Biography ==
=== Early life and career ===
jan miner, the daughter of a dentist and a painter, whose siblings included three brothers, Sheldon, Donald and Lyndsey, studied at the Vesper George School of Art in her native Boston, Massachusetts. She went on to study acting with Lee Strasberg and others before making her stage debut in 1945 in a Boston production of Elmer Rice's Street Scene.Miner then became a well-established actress on radio, and through the 1950s was one of many busy performers working in multiple series simultaneously.
Boston Blackie - "Uncle Frank Murdered by Joe Parker" (1946)
Boston Blackie, “Uncle Frank Murdered by Joe Parker,” originally broadcast July 2, 1946, is episode 77. Richard Kollmar stars as the resourceful Boston Blackie, with Maurice Tarplin as Inspector Farraday and Jan Miner as Mary Wesley.When Uncle Frank Miller is murdered, suspicion falls on Joe Parker…
Boston Blackie - "Joe Nelson's Pet Shop Gambling Scheme" (Old Time Radio, 1947)
Boston Blackie presents “Joe Nelson’s Pet Shop Gambling Scheme,” episode 128, originally broadcast June 25, 1947. In this Richard Kollmar-era installment, Kollmar stars as the resourceful Boston Blackie, with Jan Miner as Mary Wesley and Maurice Tarplin as Inspector Farraday.Ex-con Joe Nelson is tr…
Casey, Crime Photographer - "The Box of Death" (1947)
Casey, Crime Photographer, “The Box of Death” (episode 181), originally broadcast on CBS on April 17, 1947. Written by Alonzo Deen Cole and sponsored by Anchor Hocking Glass, the episode stars Staats Cotsworth as crime photographer Casey and Jan Miner as reporter Ann Williams.At three o’clock on a …
Boston Blackie - "Blackie Breaks into Prison" (Old Time Radio, 1947)
Boston Blackie, “Blackie Breaks into Prison” (Episode 123), originally broadcast May 21, 1947. Also cataloged as “Blackie Breaks Jail,” this Mutual-era mystery stars Richard Kollmar as the resourceful Boston Blackie, with Jan Miner as Mary Wesley and Maurice Tarplin as Inspector Farraday.Blackie de…
Boston Blackie - "Blackie Shoots a Watchman" (Old Time Radio, 1947)
Boston Blackie, “Blackie Shoots a Watchman,” originally broadcast June 11, 1947, is episode 126 of the classic detective series. Richard Kollmar stars as the resourceful former jewel thief turned crime-solver, with Jan Miner as Mary Wesley and Maurice Tarplin as Inspector Farraday.Blackie goes unde…
Boston Blackie - "Blackie Goes to Jail for Diamond Theft" (Old Time Radio, 1946)
Boston Blackie, “Blackie Goes to Jail for Diamond Theft,” originally broadcast December 3, 1946. Episode 99 finds the resourceful detective caught in a diamond-theft case that has already brought Inspector Farraday’s investigation to a close.Convicted of the theft and of trying to sell the missing …
Boston Blackie - "Jack Small Alias Bill Bigelow" (Old Time Radio, 1947)
Boston Blackie presents “Jack Small Alias Bill Bigelow,” originally broadcast January 7, 1947. Episode 104 of the 1945–1950 syndicated series stars Richard Kollmar as Boston Blackie, with Jan Miner as Mary Wesley and Maurice Tarplin as Inspector Farraday.When police spot the car of wanted murderer …
Boston Blackie - "Steal or Be Killed" (Old Time Radio, 1947)
Boston Blackie, “Steal or Be Killed,” originally broadcast December 17, 1947, is episode 153. Richard Kollmar stars as the resourceful former jewel thief turned detective, with Jan Miner as Mary Wesley and Maurice Tarplin as Inspector Farraday.During a Christmas-season trip to dinner, Blackie, Mary…
Boston Blackie - "Mary Asks Blackie to Get Her Cousin's Song Published" (Old Time Radio, 1949)
Boston Blackie, “Mary Asks Blackie to Get Her Cousin’s Song Published,” originally broadcast February 2, 1949, is episode 212. Richard Kollmar stars as Blackie, with Jan Miner as Mary Wesley and Maurice Tarplin as Inspector Farraday.Mary’s request that Blackie help her cousin place a song with publ…
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X Minus One broadcast Clifford D. Simak’s “Lulu” on October 31, 1957, as its 118th episode. The novelette had first appeared in the June 1957 issue of Galaxy Science Fiction. George Lefferts adapted it for radio. Jan Miner voiced Lulu. Now in the public domain. This episode is more timely now than …
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