Al Hoxie

Al Hoxie was an American radio announcer, news commentator, and actor, primarily known for his work during the Golden Age of Radio. He was a prominent figure in Chicago radio broadcasting from the 1930s through the 1950s.

Hoxie's career spanned various radio formats, including news programs, dramas, and commercial endorsements. He possessed a distinctive and authoritative voice, making him a popular choice for news broadcasts and narrations. He was associated with several well-known radio programs and networks during his time. Details regarding specific programs are sometimes conflicting or incomplete due to the ephemeral nature of much early radio documentation.

While not a household name in the same vein as some other radio personalities, Al Hoxie was a respected and consistently employed voice talent who contributed significantly to the landscape of Chicago radio. Information about his personal life is limited.