 In "Jerry's Diary" (1949), the radio is shown to be anthropomorphic (with the announcer's name as 'Uncle Dudley') but this is not the case with other cartoons.The radio's announcements often cause troubles for Tom, as in "The Missing Mouse" (1953), "Jerry and the Lion" (1950), "Little Runaway" (1952) and "Down Beat Bear" (1956), fear in "Fraidy Cat" (1942), embarrassment in "Jerry's Diary" (1949) and "Life with Tom" (1953) or as in "Jerry and the Goldfish" (1951) may be the cause of evil intentions.Radio has been voiced by Martha Wentworth in "Fraidy Cat", by Paul Frees in "The Missing Mouse" and "Jerry and the Lion", Joseph Forte in "Jerry's Diary" and Daws Butler in "Jerry and the Goldfish", while others are not known.