Bernice Berwin
Bernice Berwin's ambitions were always to be an actress. Her first experiences
with drama were in student plays while attending U.C. Berkeley. She first appeared on the
radio during her college years, in dramatic productions on KGO. She headed for
New York immediately upon graduation in 1923, but wasn't there long before being called
back to the Bay Area to play the feminine lead in the stage production of "Lombardi, Ltd.",
opposite Leo Carrillo, and with Edward Everett Horton in "Tailor-Made Man".
Her work soon led her back to radio, this time with NBC in San Francisco in 1928. She was a regular
actress on a number of programs, including "Jack and Ethyl" and "Memory Lane", before being
tapped by Carleton Morse to play 'Hazel' on 'One Man's Family', a role she portrayed on radio from 1932
to 1960.
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