Jess Marlow

Jess Marlow
Born	Myron Jess Marlow November 29, 1929 Salem, IL
Occupation	News anchor
Spouse(s)	Phyllis
Notable credit(s)	KNBC-TV Ch. 4 KCBS-TV Ch. 2 KCET-TV Ch. 28

Myron Jess Marlow born November 29, 1929 is a retired Los Angeles television newsman. He hails from Salem, IL and was an anchor at KNTV-TV, KNBC-TV and KCBS-TV for over 40 years, beginning in the late 1950s. As an anchor, Marlow also delivered commentaries for KNBC and hosted the station's public affairs program "News Conference", He also filed reports from Vietnam and the Soviet Union.

Marlow began his TV career in 1958 at a station in Rock Island, IL. He came to KNBC in 1966 as a reporter and became an anchor in 1968. In 1980 he moved to KCBS and moved back to KNBC in 1986.

He retired in 1997, but returned to host "Life & Times", a Southern California public affairs program on KCET-TV in 2001 until he officially retired in 2003. His plan was to move to Santa Fe, New Mexico.^[1]

During his 37 years in Los Angeles, which began in 1966, he won numerous awards, including an Emmy and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on 14 May 1999, located at 6420 Hollywood Blvd.^[2]

He had worked with many television news anchors during his period in Los Angeles, including Kelly Lange, Colleen Williams, Paul Moyer and his "Life & Times" co-host Val Zavala.

At his last broadcast, Marlow said: "You may have heard and you may have cheered that it's my final broadcast and I hope I'm glad to be here."

References

1. ^ Lee Margulies, Jess Marlow to retire and leave L.A., Los Angeles Times, April 29, 2003
2. ^ IMDB: Awards for Jess Marlow [1]

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Name	Marlow, Jess
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Date of birth	September 10, 1930
Place of birth	Salem, IL
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