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Ronnie Mansfield

Ronnie Mansfield, (born Ronald Thomas Mansfield, Jan, 16, 1909-Died 1974 ) was an American radio personality (of Irish decent) whose career spanned from 1925-through the early 1950's. Mansfield was a regular tenor on Fibber McGee and Molly and a star on the National weekly NBC radio show "The House by the Side of the Road". Mansfield was tenor in Herbie Kay's Orchestra and headlined at the World Fair in 1939 with his group "The Bachelors" and George Olsen and his Orchestra. Mansfield toured with and was the featured tenor in George Olsen's Orchestra, also touring Europe with Ethel Shutta just before World War ll. Among the station's Ronnie was featured talent on were NBC, NBC/KFI Los Angeles, KHJ Los Angeles, WLW Cincinnati, KLZ Denver and WEEL Boston.