Olan Soule

Olan Soule

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Birthday: 
28 February 1909, La Harpe, Illinois, USA
Birth Name: 
Olan Evart Soule
Olan Soule was born in La Harpe, Illinois and began his acting career in 1926 on radio, performing for 11 years in the daytime soap opera "Bachelor's Children". A versatile actor with a "chameleon-like" voice, Soule played the male lead characters in plays presented on the evening radio show "First Nighter" for 9 ... Show more »
Olan Soule was born in La Harpe, Illinois and began his acting career in 1926 on radio, performing for 11 years in the daytime soap opera "Bachelor's Children". A versatile actor with a "chameleon-like" voice, Soule played the male lead characters in plays presented on the evening radio show "First Nighter" for 9 years beginning in 1943. Listeners of the show who met him were often surprised, since his slight 135 pound body didn't seem to match the voices he gave to his characters. The First Nighter troupe moved to Hollywood, where Soule stayed and eventually worked his way into television. Show less «

Olan Soule's FILMOGRAPHY

Sesame Street - Season 55

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Sesame Street - Season 54

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Sesame Street - Season 53

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Sesame Street - Season 52

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Sesame Street - Season 51

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Sesame Street - Season 50

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Sesame Street - Season 49

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Sesame Street - Season 48

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Sesame Street - Season 47

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Scooby-Doo Meets Batman

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The Big Valley - Season 4

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The Big Valley - Season 3

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The Big Valley - Season 2

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The Big Valley - Season 1

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Homicide

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Dallas - Season 14

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Dallas - Season 13

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Dallas - Season 12

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Simon and Simon - Season 8

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Quincy ME - Season 1

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Dallas - Season 11

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Simon and Simon - Season 7

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Dallas - Season 10

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Olan Soule'S roles

Carmichael
Carmichael
Bank Teller, Clem Withers, Storekeeper, Telegrapher
Bank Teller, Clem Withers, Storekeeper, Telegrapher