Fred Shields


Born
5/18/1904
Kansas City - Missouri - USA
Fred Shields
Biography
In Kansas City, Shields owned a theatre group, The Playmakers, and performed in stage plays. He also worked as a newscaster for WDAF radio. In 1929, he announced the plane flight of Germany's Graf Zeppelin over the U.S. In 1930, he came to Hollywood, CA, with Ger, his wife, Karena, and daughter, Evelyn. He was employed as the Station Manager for KTM Los Angeles. In 1939, he was President of the American Federation of Radio Artists. From 1940 to he 1965, he was the announcer on the Alka Seltzer News, KHJ, Hollywood. He also played Mr. Archer on "Meet Corliss Archer" both on CBS radio and television (Meet Corliss Archer (1951)). - IMDb Mini Biography By: Evelyn Linda Shields Wheeler (daughter)
In Kansas City, Shields owned a theatre group, The Playmakers, and performed in stage plays. He also worked as a newscaster for WDAF radio. In 1929, he announced the plane flight of Germany's Graf Zeppelin over the U.S. In 1930, he came to Hollywood, CA, with Ger, his wife, Karena, and daughter, Evelyn. He was employed as the Station Manager for KTM Los Angeles. In 1939, he was President of the American Federation of Radio Artists. From 1940 to he 1965, he was the announcer on the Alka Seltzer News, KHJ, Hollywood. He also played Mr. Archer on "Meet Corliss Archer" both on CBS radio and television (Meet Corliss Archer (1951)). - IMDb Mini Biography By: Evelyn Linda Shields Wheeler (daughter)
Known For19 Movies

The Three Caballeros
1944
★6.3

Saludos Amigos
1942
★5.8

Walt Disney Treasures - The Complete Goofy
2002
★7.5

How to Play Baseball
1942
★6.9

Victory Vehicles
1943
★6.6

The New Spirit
1942
★5.8

Pluto and the Armadillo
1943
★6.1

Contrary Condor
1944
★6.0

How to Play Golf
1944
★6.7

El Gaucho Goofy
1942
★6.6

Tiger Trouble
1945
★6.9

Lake Titicaca
1942
★6.7

Pedro
1943
★6.4

The Flying Gauchito
1944
★6.9

The Spirit of '43
1943
★5.0

The Amazon Head Hunters
1932
★8.0

Food Will Win the War
1942
★5.7

Voodoo
1933
★9.0

The Building of a Tire
1946
★5.0