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Myrtle Vail
Myrtle Vail (January 7, 1888 – September 18, 1978), sometimes credited as Myrtle Damerel, was an American actress and writer who was a radio fixture from 1932-1946 thanks to the popular soap opera ''Myrt and Marge'', playing the elder half of the title as well as having created and written the show.
==Radio Show==
(詳細はChicago area, after having spent several years as a vaudeville performer (often with her husband, George Damerel), basing it largely on her own experiences. She cast herself as Myrtle and her real-life daughter, Donna Damerel, as Marge.〔(Donna Damerel profile ), imdb.com; accessed December 14, 2014.〕
Myrt was the elder, experienced chorus girl taking the young, inexperienced, and innocent Marge under her wing. The sponsor, Wrigley liked the idea and ''Myrt and Marge'' debuted in 1932. Tragedy twice affected the Myrtle directly. In 1933, she was injured seriously in an automobile accident, forcing her to turn the show's writing over to a colleague named Charles Thomas, who wrote a storyline having Myrt kidnapped by gangsters, allowing Vail to recuperate completely. ''Myrt and Marge'' continued until 1946.〔(''Myrt and Marge'' profile ), imdb.com; accessed December 14, 2014.〕
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