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John Fenton Murray was born on 19 February 1917 in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. John Fenton was a writer, known for The Dennis O'Keefe Show (1959) , The Lost Saucer (1975) and Arnold (1973) . John Fenton died on 24 July 1996 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
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- February 19, 1917
- John Fenton Murray
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Jul 27, 1996 · John Fenton Murray, a comedy writer whose words enlivened scores of television shows, has died. He was 79. Murray died Wednesday) at Sherman Oaks Hospital of leukemia, according to author and ...
Aug 23, 1996 · John Fenton Murray, writer: born Lincoln, Nebraska 19 February 1917; died Sherman Oaks, California 24 July 1996. More about Actors And Actresses Cinema Hunting The Super-Rich.
Jul 29, 1996 · JOHN FENTON MURRAY. Comedy Writer. John Fenton Murray, 79, who wrote laugh lines for some of the funniest men of radio, television and film, died July 24 at a hospital in Los Angeles.
Aug 1, 1996 · John Fenton Murray, 79, comic writer who worked for Red Skelton and on scripts for “Gilligan’s Island.” Murray joined Skelton after service in World War II, first writing radio gags and ...
John Fenton Murray was born on 19 February 1917 in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. John Fenton was a writer, known for The Dennis O'Keefe Show (1959), Arnold (1973) and The Lost Saucer (1975). John Fenton died on 24 July 1996 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Born February 19, 1917 in Lincoln, Nebraska, John Fenton Murray is an American television writer. After graduating from Loyola High School, he studied writing at Los Angeles City College after moving to Los Angeles while he worked at the Ambassador Hotel, an important movie industry gathering spot in the Thirties. After enlisting in the U.S. Navy during World War II, Murray married actress Pat Shaw and became head writer for the Red Skelton radio show alongside Bruce Howard and Al Schwartz; the
