Paul Raven

Excellent work.! Some more ,when you get the time James Storm Jada Rowland Bernard Grant Marj Dusay Brett Halsey David Bailey Terry O'Sullivan Douglass Watson Rosemary Prinz

Re Love of Life Eileen Gordon as Michelle 1977 Looked thru the list but didn't see her.

He was as Slick's list will show... My next requests Peter Ratray Robert Milli Val Dufour Josephine Nichols Lois Kibbee John Aniston Chandler Hill Harben Michael M Ryan Paul Carr

Re Way of the World June 55 Jay Barney playing captain of detectives

More for the list Linda Gibboney Kim Zimmer Robert Hover Lois Kibbee Carla Borelli Elaine Princi Stephen Joyce Kathy Glass

Re Today Is Ours Roxanne Arlen joined Oct 58 Ted Osborne, Joan Wetmore joined Nov 58.

Re Modern Romances Mary Margaret McBride was hostess for week of April 7 1958. Gypsy Rose Lee was hostess week of May 12 1958. Betty White was hostess week of August 4 1958.

Re Kitty Foyle Staats Cotsworth was in the original cast Lisa Feraday joined in March 58

Re A Date With Life Logan Field as Jim Bradley, editor of the Bay City News, daily newspaper for Bay City, will appear in every episode, introducing each and playing an active part in each. Episodes will be based on the stories that lie behind local items in the newspaper reporting the activities of the city. Mark Roberts replaced Logan Field as lead character Nov 14 1955 and appeared in all subsequent stories. I would assume actors in different stories were playing the same characters Billy Nalle is organist Oct 10 11 Nov 1955 ??? Cast Barbara Britton, Fred Eisley, John Gibson, Irene Hubbard, Ilene Walker, Al Burdick, Bernard Grant, Cliff Hall, Ross Martin ??? 14 Nov 15 Dec 1955 Cast Barbara O'Neill,Anne Billy Redfield, Don Hastings, Delores Sutton, George Petrie, Eleanor Phelps, Charles Fenman, Sheila Copelan, Clem Fowler The House on the Hill Dec 18 1955 - Jan 20 1956 by Art Wallace A girl feels plans for her future are hers alone to make. Her mother doesn't agree. Cast Leona Powers, Marian Russell, Lin McCarthy, Leora Thatcher, Frances Helm, Lawrence Hugo, Warren Parker, Bruce Gordon, Gordon Peters. The Tom Bradley Story Jan 23 - Feb 27 Cast Georgann Johnson, Lois Wilson, Ann Deere, Mary Alice Moore, Adrian Bayan, Steve Chase, Bernard Grant, Gordon Peters, Billy Redfield, Dolores Sutton, Irene Hubbard, Leona Powers, Marian Russel, Susan Halloran, Jay Barney, Ted Chapman, Eva Condon, Ben Yaffee The Doctor's Wife was the story presented March 2 - April 6 1956 Cast Shepperd Strudwick, Tom Gorman, Dorothy Stinette, Cameron Andrews, Doug Rutherford, Ann Loring,(housewife/novelist) Natalie Trundy, Goergann Johnson, Leona Powers, Marian Russell, Gordon Peters, Susan Halloran, Toni Halloran Ella Dayton The Witness April 9 - May 4 1956 Cast June Dayton, Dean Harens, Irene Moore, Eric Sinclair, Barbara Joyce, Kathleen Comegys, Mel Ruick Spring Fashions May 7 - June1 1956 Cast Neva Patterson, Joe Maross, Phyllis Hill, Joanna Roos, Rod Hendrickson, Dolores Sutton, Jimmy Rogers, Marian Russell, Vera Allen, June Dayton, Georgann Johnson, Barbara Townsend, Gordon Peters, Monica Lovett, Irene Hubbard ?? June 4 - 29 1956 Cast Susan Halloran, Georgann Johnson- Joan Fredericks, Peter Fernandez, Henry Lascoe, Pat Sully, Stanja Lowe, Lois Wilson, Lawrence Weber, Sam Jarvis, Ann Dera

More on The Seeking Heart John Adams was listed as John Warren Adams Dr Robinson McKay was Johns assistant

Re The Way of The World Add Edna Best, Dean Harrens, Patrricia Wheel, Vaughn Taylor, Vera Allen

Re The Seeking Heart Bartlett Robinson was in the original cast.

My apologies for suggesting actors already posted. Perhaps an index on Page 1 like in Cancelled Soaps?

My requests Ruth Warrick Robert Burton Anthony Call Linda Cook Lori March Richard Backus Lewis Arlt Joan Copeland Lisby Larson Thanx...

Re Secret Storm Warren Berlinger left in Aug 56. Lillian Schaffe joined around that time.

Week of July 6 1956 TV Index newsletter. Helen Wagner deleted from permanent cast. I'd read that Irna was not happy with Helen's work and that Helen took some vacation time and let it be known she wasn't that interested in returning which then made mercurial Irna determined to have her back. That's the first time I've seen an official statement.

Feb 1955 Irna Phillips and Agnes Ekhardt (Nixon) developing half hour soap for Fall 55 premiere with Ted Corday producing. Tentative title 'Journey's End'. This evolved into 'As The Earth Turns' which debuted April 56 'As The World Turns'

Re Way of the World Gloria Lewis,as Linda Porter was hostess of dramatized stories ranging from 6 to 15 episodes. Not quite sure why there was a fictional hostess? 14th 25 th Jan 1955 Cast Jerome Courtland, Helen Auerbach, Santos Ortega, Jack Orrison, John Craven Modern Romances Week of Dec 31 1954 'The Hunted' Cast Sandra Deel, Loretta Daye, Robert Webber, Lin McCarthy, Jay Barney Jan 7 1955 'The Matriach' Cast Ed Peck, Peter Fernandez, Muriel Kirkland, Viola Roache, Lois Smith Jan 14 1955 'One and Two Make Trouble' Cast Audra Linley, Walter Brooke, Celia Lipton, Logan Field

Both the actors who played Connie and Eliot passing away within months of each other... I didn't know he was married for many years to Mary Foskett. She was on Secret Storm as Susan Ames for several years.

In all his years on the show, Ryan's parents or any siblings never made an appearance. Apart from early references, it was simply ignored. Wonder why an out of state mom couldn't have made a few appearances at weddingsetc

Looking forward to the next installment... Just for the record John James played Tom on SFT until around May 79.

I read that too and was surprised to see his name. I guess Forest was on a few times when Kong was just a henchman to Mr Anthony and probably had a couple of lines.

Did the Paris remotes have the actors speaking on location or were the outside scenes taped without dialogue eg just shots of the characters swanning around Paris? (maybe with voiceovers) I ask because I always assumed they were full scenes with dialogue but have read that at the time that was extra expense and so they might have been 'beauty' shots only.

I think SOD did a story about soap actors and commercials back in the 80s. The gist was that if you landed a national commercial that ran for a decent amount of time, the money was very good.

Something about the Lemay interview doesn't ring true to me...