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Oh, and that was Ed Crowley in that 1982 St. Patrick's Day episode beginning at approx. 14:40 He had previously played OBGYN Dr. Wolf to all the pregnant women on RH and was now playing a different character associated with Ox Knowles (Will Patton)

Jose Aleman (Angel Nieves) made an brief appearance on a 1983 episode as a skateboarder that bumps into Kimberly (Kelli Maroney) He is seen beginning at approx. 36:16

You're welcome. I had been talking with another RH fan who reminded my of Nancy's part in the Kirks Folly company -- so it was fun to see some of the pieces she had created again.

Nancy Addison (Jill) photos wearing some of her Kirks Folly accessories --some of her pieces were used on the show.+ Nancy was such an exotic beauty Nancy and her partners --the Kirk sisters--Jennifer and Helen

Tovah Feldshuh (Martha McKee #1) & Cynthia Dozier (Emily Hall/1987-1988) in the 1984 play She Stoops To Conquer Tovah and Cynthia with Kaye Ballard

Jennifer Harmon (Cathy Craig Lord) in a 1982 production of the play The Learned Ladies Jennifer with Cynthia Dozier (Emily Hall/Ryan's Hope) and Randle Mell

Cynthia Dozier (Emily Hall/1987-1988) and Mark Robbins in a 1978 production of Romeo & Juliet Cynthia Dozier (Emily Hall/1987-1988) in a 1982 production of The Learned Ladies. Cynthia with Jennifer Harmon (Cathy Craig Lord #5 on OLTL) and Randle Mell

That was great! Thanks!

These old commercials always make me smile- thanks for sharing them

In a recent radio interview promoting her one woman show, Lois Robbins said that after her appearance on One Life to Live, Brynn Thayer (Jenny) was so impressed with her that Brynn took Lois to meet her agent... While explaining her being on several ABC soaps --she said that when ABC Daytime liked in one role they would give you roles on their other soap operas, too.

Lois Robbins (Mandy Bolen/Another Life -Randy Fletcher/One Life to Live- Christy/Dr. Concetta D'Angelo Ryan-Ryan's Hope/Dr. Anna Tolan #3-All My Children) is starring in an one-woman show L.O.V.E.R. that she wrote-- L.O.V.E.R. is the world premier of a new theater work from the creative mind and talent of Lois Robbins. It's a rollicking and poignant riff she describes to us as: A TALE OF LOVE AND LUST FROM A #GROWN-UP WOMAN'S P.O.V. No stranger to the Schoolhouse, Ms. Robbins has previously appeared in "The Speed of Darkness" by Steve Tesich, and "A Time For Love" by David Shire and Lee Kalcheim. L.O.V.E.R. is a fast-paced, sophisticated story of one woman's uncertain awakening to: "that crazy little thing called love..." Tender,honest,moving and very funny, it's a confessional as modern as HBO'S "Girls" but as ancient and subtle as "The Pillow Book"...Not to be missed! ____________________________________________________________________________ The Schoolhouse Theater and Arts Center in Croton Falls turns up the heat this season with the world premiere of Lois Robbins’ one-woman show, “L.O.V.E.R. (Baring it All!)” on June 8. It’s a comic, poignant riff on love and lust from a grown-up woman’s point of view.“L.O.V.E.R.” will run weekends through June 25. Performances are at 8 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and at 3 p.m. Sundays at the Schoolhouse. Tickets are $38; $35 for senior citizens.

Lois Robbins (Dr. Concetta D'Angelo Ryan/Ryan's Hope) is starring in an one-woman show L.O.V.E.R. that she wrote-- L.O.V.E.R. is the world premier of a new theater work from the creative mind and talent of Lois Robbins. It's a rollicking and poignant riff she describes to us as: A TALE OF LOVE AND LUST FROM A #GROWN-UP WOMAN'S P.O.V. No stranger to the Schoolhouse, Ms. Robbins has previously appeared in "The Speed of Darkness" by Steve Tesich, and "A Time For Love" by David Shire and Lee Kalcheim. L.O.V.E.R. is a fast-paced, sophisticated story of one woman's uncertain awakening to: "that crazy little thing called love..." Tender,honest,moving and very funny, it's a confessional as modern as HBO'S "Girls" but as ancient and subtle as "The Pillow Book"...Not to be missed! _____________________________________________________________________________________The Schoolhouse Theater and Arts Center in Croton Falls turns up the heat this season with the world premiere of Lois Robbins’ one-woman show, “L.O.V.E.R. (Baring it All!)” on June 8. It’s a comic, poignant riff on love and lust from a grown-up woman’s point of view.“L.O.V.E.R.” will run weekends through June 25. Performances are at 8 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and at 3 p.m. Sundays at the Schoolhouse. Tickets are $38; $35 for senior citizens.

You're welcome. Here is a SON archives interview with Richard Backus-- where he talks about his acting and writing in the soaps

Trent Jones (Ken) - Ryan's Hope (scriptwriter 1982-1983), Search For Tomorrow, Guiding Light, As the World Turns, and Young & the Restless. Richard Backus (Barry)- As the World Turns, One Life to Live, and Days of Our Lives.

Thanks, Carl! Love seeing these again!

Catherine Hicks (Dr. Faith Coleridge #3, Ryan's Hope) in a very brief 2017 clip reuniting her with one of her most famous co-stars -- Chucky-- from their 1988 film Child's Play

Catherine Hicks (Faith #3) in a brief 2017 video with her Child's Play co-star, Chucky, from their 1988 film Child's Play. This was made by Catherine's husband, Kevin Yagher -- Kevin was the designer and executor of the Chucky doll

Carl, looks like OLTL's Julie Montgomery (Samantha Vernon) to me

Thanks, Carl! I had not seen this one... Recent photos Jody (with play director Bill Wilkinson ) Jody & Yvie

Randall Edwards (Delia #3) as a Hat Check Girl in the 1984 film The Pope Of Greenwich Village Randall with Mickey Rourke and Eric Roberts

Thanks, Carl! Also, thanks for all the commercials...it's fun to see them again!

Commercials were the only way to see her after she was off RH. Although I did catch her on the America''s Junior Miss pageant a couple times, too. Thanks! After seeing the commercials...usually there is something familiar about them ... but I don't remember that one at all.

Thanks!

Yeah, she looks a lot like Randall but I don't think it's her, Lois Robbins (Concetta, 1987- 1988,1989) talks about the soap opera process at approx.2:06 and then tells a quick little Ryan's Hope story at approx. 2:42. I think she meant producer Joe Hardy (not John Hardy)

Yes, they are the same episodes that Freeflyur has up. I saw that you mentioned getting near Randall Edwards' final appearance as Delia -- this was in an April 1982 column about one of her last scenes. It would be nice to see this one day -- "In one of Edward's final scenes as Delia, she performed an elaborate and lengthy dance routine that included the can-can, tango, and Irish gig."