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Bert Gold
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Biography
Bert Gold (18 August 1917, New York – 13 February 2000, New York) was an American television producer and consultant.
He studied at Nassau College Center and Cooper Union College. He was a producer and consultant for over 650 local television shows. He had also been a newspaperman, theatre manager, and a radio writer. During World War II, he served in the Infantry and in Air Corps Intelligence. The composer of several songs, he wrote the popular Dogface Soldier.
Works for Winds
- Dogface Soldier (arr. Maxwell) (1942/1955)
Resources
- "Bert Gold." IMDB. Accessed 9 April 2017
- Heritage Encyclopedia of Band Music. "Bert Gold." Accessed 9 April 2017