What was the pay scale for radio actors during the golden age of radio?
Frequently Asked Question about the extinct profession: Radio Actor
During the Golden Age of Radio (1930s-1950s), radio actors typically earned between $50 to $200 per episode, depending on their experience and the show's popularity. Established stars could command higher fees, while newcomers often started at lower rates. Many actors also worked on multiple shows, which helped supplement their income in a competitive industry.