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How long after being a radio sports announcer did Ronald Reagan get a contract in Hollywood?
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∙ 12y ago
The was no time lapse at all. Reagan went to California as a sportscaster to cover the Cubs spring training which took place at Catalina island, off the coast from LA and he stopped by the Warner Bros studio, did a screen test and got a contract.
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Which president was a sports announcer?
That would be Ronald Reagan. That would be Ronald Reagan.
Which president was once a sports announcer?
Ronald Reagan
Which president once held a job as a radio announcer for the Chicago Cubs?
Ronald Reagan is the former American president who once held a job as an announcer for Chicago Cubs. Ronald Reagan was the 40th President of the United States.
What did Ronald Reagan work as?
Ronald Reagan was best known as a movie and TV actor. Before he entered the movies he was a radio announcer.
Why did Ronald Reagan family move to California?
Ronald Reagan became a radio announcer in Iowa after graduating from college. In Des Moines, Iowa he became an announcer for Chicago Cubs baseball games. He took a screen test in 1937 while he was travelling in California with the Cubs. That resulted in Reagan moving to California and obtaining a seven-year contract with Warner Brothers studios.
What job did Nancy Reagan hold before meeting Ronald Reagan?
Nancy Davis Reagan was a Hollywood actress before she met Ronald Reagan.
Did Ronald Reagan have any other jobs?
Ronald Reagan worked as a football game announcer. Ronald also was a staff announcer for a radio station. After his radio jobs, Ronald became an actor. Ronald was in movies with many famous actors.
What is Nancy Reagan stage name?
He used his real name, Ronald Reagan. As a sports announcer he went by Dutch Reagan.
What president is on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?
Ronald Reagan
How did Ronald Reagan become famous?
He was a Hollywood actor in the 1940s.
Was President Ronald Reagan an announcer for the cubs?
Yes, Ronald Reagan used to be an announcer for the Cubs in Des Moines. One of his jobs was to commentate on games that he wasn't actually at. He would receive a summary of the score by telephone then produce a commentary based on that.
What Hollywood actor later became president of the US?
Ronald Reagan.
