Radio voice actor and environmentalist.

Ronald Tinsley (he officially dropped the ‘Hitler’ in 1935) was one of Britain’s most popular radio voice actors throughout the 1920’s. A classically trained actor who specialized in Shakespeare, his most famous role was that of bumbling womanizer Inspector Argyle in the serial radio comedy “Boysenbery Tales”.

Later in life, he became a wildlife activist. The Tinsley Bird Center in Dudley, West Midlands was named after him in 1970.

He is the son of LKH #11, Galbraith Hitler.