From his late teens to his late 20s, Ralph Bellamy worked with 15 different traveling stock companies, not... (Learn more)
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Ralph Bellamy’s Milestones
| As a boy, delivered newspapers and groceries, and worked as a soda jerk at a local drugstore | |
| Founded The Ralph Bellamy Players | |
| Panelist on TV quiz show, "To Tell the Truth" | |
| Starred in first TV series, "The Man Against Crime" | |
| Starred on TV series, "The Eleventh Hour" | |
| 1921 | Ran away from home at age 16 to join a William Owen's band of traveling Shakespearean players |
| 1921 | Worked as an usher at Ravinia Park Open Air Pavilion |
| 1922 | Began performing in stock and repertory with the Chautaupua Road Company; first play was "The Shepherd of the Hills" |
| 1922 - 1923 | Toured with stock companies |
| 1929 | Broadway debut, "Town Boy" |
| 1931 | Screen debut in "The Secret Six" |
| 1933 | Founding member, Screen Actors Guild |
| 1934 | Returned to Broadway stage in "Oh, Men! Oh, Women!" |
| 1944 | Debut as Broadway producer and director, "Pretty Little Parlor" |
| 1945 | Returned to Broadway in "State of the Union" |
| 1948 | TV debut, "Philco Television Playhouse" |
| 1991 | Hospitalized with respiratory illness (August 27) |
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