Paul Raven

Part of a 1967 article.

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How long was Lee off the show? When he returned,had Carolyn died? Was there any mention of Bobby and Samantha?

Not often you see LIAMST get a cover.Don't think this has been posted before...

Wasn't sure where to put this but as Robin was featured and most identified with AW at the time,here it is

In that clip,Sunny is talking to her father Ted.Sunny's sister Laine is in the scene with Buck.The guy staring at the painting is Liza's brother Gary. This was all the Corrington's work. They did a great job of bringing in new characters and tying them to established characters,but the new structure they put in place was quickly dismantled. Whu Laine Adamson was dropped so quickly is a mystery,She was the mother of Stu's great grandson. And Chris Lowe played Eric for many years.

For those viewing at the time: I know Colenback was very popular in his first stint with the whole Dan/Liz story. Then he was dropped. Was he fired? Or was his contract up and he decided to leave or TPTB (Irna) decided to drop Dan? When Dan returned it was John Reilly who was popular as Dan in the Dan/Kim romance. When Colenbeck returned did he have the same chemistry with Kim/Kathryn Hays? Was his Dan vastly different to Reilly's?

Wow ! Thanks for sharing that. So did early Y&R have background music completely borrowed from other Columbia soundtracks or was there original stuff also? That second theme I think was primarily used for Snapper with that languid, brooding music meant to reflect Snapper's personality.

Variety Aug 5th 1959 Laurie Peters and Clarence Derwent have lead roles in an episode of new NBC series 'House on High Street'. Dec 9th 1959 Horace McMahon,Benye Gatteys and Jan Miner join 'House on High Street' week of Dec 21st. Feb 3rd 1960 Sylvia Davis into 'House on High Street.' James Elward did the premiere script.

Billy Nalle was the organist for YDM. Variety Feb 17 1960 Model Lix Gardner joins Young Dr Malone cast Tues 23.

Re the background people. I'm sure this is a budget thing as when an actor speaks they have to be paid more. I'd imagine TD, like other soaps of the time were produced on a tiny budget to maximize profit. So any way they could save money they would. I also read that once an actor had over 5 lines they became a dayplayer and from then had to paid at that higher rate,so the producers avoided giving them extra lines. I wonder when Carolee went on contract? Did she start as an extra,then u/5, then dayplayer before graduating to contract status? Also,I would think that the show had a certain budget for each week and to pay for something more grand eg Nick and Althea's wedding( which required a special set,costumes,extra actors etc) they would have to cut back in other weeks to balance the books. Or did NBC or C/P throw a little extra there way for this?