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MenuListen NowAdvertiseAffiliatesLinksPhotosContactGetting to know Charley Jones"In a time of deceit, telling the TRUTH is a revolutionary act."Charley Jones, a native Texan, has enjoyed a over 40 year radio career entirely within in the Dallas/Fort Worth radio market.Conversant with and passionate about the American Revolution, world history and global affairs, Jones majored in History at the University of Texas Arlington before landing his first radio job at one of America’s premier rock stations, KZEW-FM, The Zoo, in Dallas, Texas.In 1980, he met Janel, the station's new music director, who soon became his wife. For almost four decades, they’ve loved working together in radio, traveling the world, and becoming the proud parents of two outstanding children.Following the Zoo, the couple was chosen to become original air staff at a newly created jazz / new age station - KOAI-FM, The Oasis in Dallas. Charley signed on as the news director, Janel became the music director, and both hosted top-rated shows.In 1992, Jones got the “tap on the shoulder” he’d always anticipated: he was selected to join the Texas State Network, where he would host Texas Overnight for the next 25 years.Jones was honored to be inducted into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame in 2002. He was a political commentator for CBS television and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and was the winner of the Vivian Castleberry Award, presented by the Association for Women Journalists.Charley treasures time with his wife, their grown children, new grandchildren, and lifelong friends. He also enjoys solitary pursuits such as riding his motorcycles, honing his skills at the shooting range, and watching the dark Texas skies through his telescopes. Providing poli-tech all these years!Here are some additional details about the Charley Jones Show: The show is known for its lively call-in segments, where listeners can share their thoughts and opinions on the topics of the day. Jones is a strong advocate for conservative causes, and he is not afraid to challenge liberal guests on their views. The show is also known for its humor, and Jones often uses his wit to make light of serious topics. The Charley Jones Show is a must-listen for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest news and events from a conservative perspective. Charley Jones America ran from 2017-2023 USA Radio Network. Charley Jones at Night ran from 2017-2023 Other Locations. Texas Overnight with Charley Jones ran from 1992-2017. Brian Kane

Directed by Lang Elliott Writing Credits Tim Conway ... (written by) & John Myhers ... (written by) Cast (in credits order) Tim Conway ... Dr. Tart Don Knotts ... Inspector Winship Trisha Noble ... Mistress Phyllis Morley Bernard Fox ... Justin Grace Zabriskie ... Nanny John Fujioka ... Mr. Uwatsum Stan Ross ... Tibet Irwin Keyes ... Jock Suzy Mandel ... Hilda Fred Stuthman ... Lord Morley Mary Nell Santacroce ... Lady Morley Robert V. Barron ... Gas Station Attendant Patrick Cranshaw ... Roy Russi Taylor ... Doll Voice (voice) Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Barney Rosner ... Wookalar (uncredited) Produced by Roger Corman ... distribution producer (uncredited) Wanda Dell ... producer Lang Elliott ... executive producer / producer Music by Peter Matz Cinematography by Jacques Haitkin Editing by Patrick M. Crawford Casting By Lang Elliott Art Direction by Vincent Peranio Costume Design by Christine Goulding Makeup Department Karoly Balazs ... hair stylist (as Karoly T. Balazs) Sidney Perell ... makeup artist (as Sid Perell) Production Management Robert Dijoux ... production manager Second Unit Director or Assistant Director James Simons ... second assistant director (as Jimmy Simons) Douglas E. Wise ... first assistant director (as Doug Wise) Art Department Lee Berger ... assistant property master Katherine Dover ... art department assistant Beth Sheldon ... art department assistant Gary Van Fleet ... property master Lynn Wolverton-Parker ... assistant art director (as Lynn Wolverton) Sound Department Jim Cook ... re-recording mixer Joe Fineman ... supervising sound editor Richard Bryce Goodman ... sound mixer Chris Jenkins ... re-recording mixer (as Christopher Jenkins) Maryte Kavaliauskas ... boom operator Anthony Magro ... sound effects editor (as Tony Magro) Rich Steven ... sound effects editor Dan Wallin ... re-recording mixer Donald L. Warner Jr. ... sound effects editor (as Don Warner) Nick Wolfe ... sound mixer Special Effects by Richard Albain ... special effects (as Dick Albain) Ron Hall ... special effects Don Powers ... special effects Jerry Winchell ... special effects Stunts Michael Cassidy ... stunts (as Mike Cassidy) Eddy Donno ... stunts Tommy J. Huff ... stunts (as Tommy Huff) Charlie Picerni ... stunt coordinator (as Charley Picerni) / stunts (as Charley Picerni) Gardner Doolittle ... stunts (uncredited) Camera and Electrical Department Crazy Bear ... grip Scott Buttfield ... best boy gaffer Anne S. Coffey ... first assistant camera (as Ayne Coffey) Mike Connors ... grip Fred H. Dresch ... electrician (as Fred Dresch) Steve Dubin ... second assistant camera Robert K. Feldmann ... electrician (as Robert Feldman) Howard Herrington ... electrician Shirley Libby ... still photographer Edwin Myers ... assistant camera (as Ed Meyers) Gil Schwartz ... key grip Brian Smith ... grip Kenny Smith ... dolly grip Jeffrey Sudzin ... electrician (as Jeff Sudzin) Tim Suhrstedt ... camera operator / director of photography: second unit Christopher Tufty ... gaffer William VanDerKloot ... assistant camera (as Bill Van Der Kloot) Mark Wagner ... electrician Gary Waldman ... assistant camera Animation Department John Wilson ... animator: main title Costume and Wardrobe Department Deborah L.