Jump to content

Days: 45 years of days!


Recommended Posts

  • Members

I have the daily cast charts for pretty much every episode from 1965-1967 and 1972-present. Over the next few years, I'll be finishing up 1968-1971.

As for Gloria Manners (Carrie Spencer), here's the list of her 18 episodes:

December 30, 1971

May 22, 1975

May 23, 1975

May 27, 1975

October 13, 1975

March 29, 1979

April 6, 1979

April 11, 1979

April 20, 1979

April 25, 1979

May 2, 1979

May 18, 1979

May 22, 1979

May 31, 1979

June 15, 1979

June 22, 1979

June 25, 1979

June 28, 1979

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Replies 100
  • Created
  • Last Reply
  • Members

That sounds incredible. I only know Margaret from her Y&R work. I guess it's amazing she had such a long life, considering that some of those magazines from the early 80s mention her having one or two open heart surgeries.

It's hard for me to picture Margaret and Elaine Princi playing the same role.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Loved Margaret on Y & R, and I even tried watching Return to Peyton Place when she was on it. I think she had several other health issues besides her heart surgeries. I did not like Elaine Princi's version of Linda at all, though I liked her very much when she was on ATWT. I think she played Dr. Kate Winograd on Days too (the woman who became involved with Bill Horton shortly before Laura's break down).

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Thank you, Jason! I have wondered for years and years if Gloria Manners also played Carrie in 1975. We were on vacation out of the country at the time Carrie appeared in 1975, and no one has ever been able to tell me who played her. I absolutely loved the character of Laura, and the continuity with Carrie over the years appealed to me. I had no idea she was shown as early as 1971. It is remarkable that the same actress played the role in each of those years. Fascinating.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Is that Elaine at the start of the third row in the 1978 photo? That hair isn't suited for her. I love the Chinese pajamas and ornate hairstyle Suzanne Rogers has in that photo.

It's still hard for me to believe that Don Craig just left the show to mail a letter. What was Alex's exit?

Do you think it was a mistake to kill Addie off?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Thanks. All I know about any of that is that Quinn Redeker said his first years on the show were great but his last few weren't.

Did DAYS try to get Margaret Mason back as Linda? I think she was off Y&R by this time wasn't she?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Yes, that is Elaine in the third row. I'm not sure whether it was a mistake to kill Addie. It lead to a good story for Doug (and an Emmy nomination for Bill Hayes) in which he dealt with his depression over Addie's death. I'm not sure how they would have resolved the Doug/Julie/Addie triangle if Addie had not died. Doug really loved Addie even though it wasn't in the passionate way he loved Julie and I can't imagine that he would have ever left her, especially after Hope was born. Bill & Susan Hayes said in their book that Addie originally was supposed to die from her leukemia but Patricia Barry drummed up a media campaign with her friend, Irv Kupcinet, who was a well-known columnist, to save Addie. Bill Bell got ticked off and saved her from the leukemia, only to kill her several months later!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Wow that's fascinating -- I had always assumed that the show saved her from leukemia for dramatic irony, because it was so clever to have her survive that and then die saving baby Hope's life. I guess Bill got that type of a payback exit idea from Irna Phillips.

I always wish they'd done more with the other Horton siblings, especially Marie and Tommy. Or even Bill, really.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

I think it did work out better dramatically because it was so shocking. Everyone expected Addie to die from the leukemia and never dreamed she would be killed such a short time later. Bill & Susan also said that Bill Bell said her would never let Doug & Julie get married, and he didn't. They weren't married until Pat Falken Smith took over. I would love to know what Bell had in mind for Doug & Julie.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.



  • Recent Posts

    • Please register in order to view this content

       
    • That would require Dani to think about someone/something other than herself.. and we all know Dani only thinks about Dani.  Including her butting into Nicole's business instead of just being a supportive sister.
    • I also hope there will be a follow up to Dani noticing Vanessa with Joey. We need another scene of them two together. And does Dani have any knowledge of Vanessa's affairs?
    • One of the soap greats. I wish I had a stronger connection to her, but her major soap stints passed me by. However, the way veteran watchers have described watching her back in the day makes me yearn for the glory days of soap. As a DAYS fan first, her time on the show is basically an enigma. As years have passed as a member of this board, previous and current members have talked in fondness about her obviously major story with Dickie and David's death, but even more interestingly, her romance/friendship with Bill, and the fascinating tangled tale of her encounter in the park with Eric Peters. It's such a shame DAYS never swayed her back home where she belonged. Though I am more than thankful RC and JG didn't get their grubby paws on her, especially with the horrible example of how they saw fit to write Marie and Liz's relationship with all the nuance and sophistication of a pigpen.  SSH's remembrance of her was wonderful to read, so thank you to whoever posted. Could be cool too if any of her Clear Horizon material popped up. Does anything of that show exist?
    • All this! Especially the highlighted. If today was any indication to what's to come, I see Mona and Shanice roles being beefed up. I personally think they are going to test her out with Doug.  I initially didn't see it for Kat, since the Eva reveal, and few of her scenes around it. Made me warm to her for some reason. 
    • Agreed, pretty much with everything. The dialogue bugs the hell out of me. I don’t think a lot of it even works written out on a page, much less spoken. Even a veteran like TT can’t help but sound stagey with such purple prose. Re: the Duprees. I’m guessing that they’re holding their cards close to their vest on them for the various mysteries that will unfold, but I wish they weren’t so opaque and tonally weird as characters, especially in these make-or-break early days. (One reason why I wish they’d give up on keeping secrets from the audience and just allow them to speak freely, allowing the tension to come from what other characters don’t know.) Dani is giving Carly Corinthos realness, which isn’t a compliment. Oh, don’t get me started on the Black male characters and the tropes they’ve employed thus far. I had hoped a Black-created, NAACP-co-produced soap would be more cognizant of these traps, but nope. At least it seems like they’re playing the long game with Andre and Dani after all this feening over basic Ashley.
    • I feel like the reason they went with these two stories is because these are common stories told on soaps that allowed them to really tie the entire canvas in and help develop their relationships. I do understand the implications of having two cheating stories and these being Black characters but MVJ has always been clear that she wanted to show us the same way characters are featured on any soap. I don't think any story should be off limits just because the majority of the characters are Black. We have several positive representations of Black men so it's not like everybody is a cheater or a bad spouse. I also think the two stories and relationships are different enough that the stories don't feel similar in any way.
    • Well, on that point, I am one fan, and I know I'm not alone in this, who thinks that it is possible to have a time or times on a show where the ratings do not reflect the show's popularity & I think that is because it is possible for the metric to be broken. 
    • The Anita scene with Ted was written all wrong. Dani should have come in like she did, all guns blazing, with Anita showing up and ushering Dani out, as she stays alone with Ted. He's ready for more fury, but at first she treats him like her son, not just some man Nicole married, she's confused and heartbroken, needing explanation. Then, she drops the motherload and tells him to get his damn act together like she did. Anita came off completely one-note. And with both Dani and Anita in the scene, the self-righteousness just made both look like harridans who wouldn't shut the hell up. Very disappointed in that scene. The scene with Eva was much better. It could be good if somehow Vernon starts to soften towards her and that puts the first signs of strife into their marriage. We need something interesting to happen with them, for once. Mona was the MVP today for me. I love Leslie and especially Eva, but I was firmly on Mona's side today. She deserved to get her two cents in. The scenes just left me wanting more of her and her inner life. They should really drop Ashley, Derek, and Tomas and put Mona, Laura, and Shanice on contact stat! I don't get why Leslie continued to lie about where she got the money Ted gave her though? What purpose would that serve? Faint hopes that Mona would still forgive her, I guess? Kat really gets some of the best lines. Through all the bitchiness and judgment, she has a talent at keeping me on side because somehow she's never come across unlikable to me, where someone like Dani, even Anita, falls. The scene with her, Martin, and Nicole was a necessity. Things are coming together to making that part of the family feel more like a family. Now I anxiously await Kat and Ted having a one on one confrontation. It would be perfect if it happened to be in the new Ted's first scene/episode.
    • They’ve been really nailing the fall out super well and your whole post really highlights some of the great parts and ramifications we’re seeing.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy