On 4/29/2021 at 6:52 AM, DRW50 said:

An episode I'd never seen on Youtube before.

 

(1) The Young Marrieds (July 14, 1965, ABC-TV) - YouTube

Oh yes this channel is amazing they upload all kinds of early TV Stuff I've accompanied it from nearly the beginning glad they got to the 1960's

On 4/29/2021 at 8:17 AM, DRW50 said:

 

There's another edit later in the episode, I think (I may be wrong) - I wondered if it was tape decay or something along those lines.

Actually I recorded the video of Ann and Walter parting from a kinescope that I got from Susan Brown,  In the process the film broke several times and left a gap.  I'm sure that it what happened in the video with Buzz, his father and the guitar.  The technology for transferring kinescopes to digital that is available today is truly amazing as we can see from that recent episode

50 minutes ago, BakerSq said:

Actually I recorded the video of Ann and Walter parting from a kinescope that I got from Susan Brown,  In the process the film broke several times and left a gap.  I'm sure that it what happened in the video with Buzz, his father and the guitar.  The technology for transferring kinescopes to digital that is available today is truly amazing as we can see from that recent episode

That's fascinating. Thank you for your efforts in making these available. 

On 1/28/2018 at 6:48 AM, slick jones said:

Matt (Crane) Stevens...Charles Grodin...64-65

Looks like Grodin came on Jan 65

Pittsburgh Press Tues Jan 5th 1965

SHORT SHOTS: Charles Grodln, of East Liberty, a graduate of Peabody High and the Pittsburgh Playhouse, was scheduled to make his debut as Matt Stevens in "The Young Marrieds" at 3:30 p. m. today on Channel4. Grodin, 29, graduated from Peabody in 1953. His mother, Mrs. Lena Grodln, says she "can't make heads nor tails of the series."

 

July 1965

San Francisco's own Susan Brown, talented young actress, has taken up witchcraft!

DAUGHTER IS A WITCH! By MILDRED SCHKOEDER

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown of St. Francis Wood have been inviting friends in this week "to meet our daughter the witch." And actress Susan Brown has made her two small nephews the heroes of their Walnut Creek neighborhood by also doing her broomstick bit across the Bay. Susan, who is certainly the prettiest witch on the West Coast, came flying up from Hollywood in her latest role as "Wanda-the-Witch" to introduce Procter and Gamble's new hair spray "Hidden Magic." The actress, a Hamlin's graduate who went on to USC. is a tall willowy brunette who insists, "I am a good witch bearing gifts.-' She has been stressing the "good" since her recent, visit to Salem, Mass., and a look at those pictures of the old Eport of witch-burning.

She is also a chic witch in a wide-brimmed high peaked black hat, black chiffon frock, black peau de soie cape that flashes a pink lining when she whirls in spell-casting. It isn't easy being a witch, confided the winner of the national search for a trademark for "Hidden Magic." You have to go to magic school so you can pull all kinds of tricks on demand out of that high hat, wield a wand convincingly, and, especially, not fall off your broomstick. Hers are custom made jobs with a fresh alfalfa fringe and so far Susan's only flights have been in front of the television cameras. She talked Procter and Gamble into letting her start her helpful witchery in her hometown where "Hidden Magic" faces its biggest challenge in controlling hair soaked by the fog and teased by the wind.

Susan's last professional appearance in San Francisco was a few years ago with Melvyn Douglas in the national touring company "Inherit the Wind." She also appeared in that Broadway production, several others, has an active television career. Now she is one of the principals in the day TV soap opera, "The Young Marrieds," where "I play a bitch instead of a witch." She discovered on this visit that her father, a local businessman, is a faithful viewer. "He sneaks over to the Olympic Club for the show, seen on Channel 7 at 3:30 p. m. Now some of his friends there are also hooked on it."

 

On 5/16/2022 at 1:13 AM, Paul Raven said:

 

July 1965

San Francisco's own Susan Brown, talented young actress, has taken up witchcraft!

DAUGHTER IS A WITCH! By MILDRED SCHKOEDER

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown of St. Francis Wood have been inviting friends in this week "to meet our daughter the witch." And actress Susan Brown has made her two small nephews the heroes of their Walnut Creek neighborhood by also doing her broomstick bit across the Bay. Susan, who is certainly the prettiest witch on the West Coast, came flying up from Hollywood in her latest role as "Wanda-the-Witch" to introduce Procter and Gamble's new hair spray "Hidden Magic." The actress, a Hamlin's graduate who went on to USC. is a tall willowy brunette who insists, "I am a good witch bearing gifts.-' She has been stressing the "good" since her recent, visit to Salem, Mass., and a look at those pictures of the old Eport of witch-burning.

She is also a chic witch in a wide-brimmed high peaked black hat, black chiffon frock, black peau de soie cape that flashes a pink lining when she whirls in spell-casting. It isn't easy being a witch, confided the winner of the national search for a trademark for "Hidden Magic." You have to go to magic school so you can pull all kinds of tricks on demand out of that high hat, wield a wand convincingly, and, especially, not fall off your broomstick. Hers are custom made jobs with a fresh alfalfa fringe and so far Susan's only flights have been in front of the television cameras. She talked Procter and Gamble into letting her start her helpful witchery in her hometown where "Hidden Magic" faces its biggest challenge in controlling hair soaked by the fog and teased by the wind.

Susan's last professional appearance in San Francisco was a few years ago with Melvyn Douglas in the national touring company "Inherit the Wind." She also appeared in that Broadway production, several others, has an active television career. Now she is one of the principals in the day TV soap opera, "The Young Marrieds," where "I play a bitch instead of a witch." She discovered on this visit that her father, a local businessman, is a faithful viewer. "He sneaks over to the Olympic Club for the show, seen on Channel 7 at 3:30 p. m. Now some of his friends there are also hooked on it."

I remember reading in John Hess' notes that in one of his projections that ended up being rejected that Susan was given two weeks off from The Young Marrieds so that she could film as series of commercials for Proctor and Gamble.  As part of a projection that was on the table, Ann would have become pregnant from her affair with Paul Stevens and would go away to have her baby.  That would have required her to be away from the show for a longer period of time but would use the two week hiatus as leverage for the storyline.  Of course Ann never became pregnant and the second hiatus was never required.  It was an amazing storyline  that never got approved.

On 4/30/2021 at 2:35 AM, robbwolff said:

I watched a bit on my iPhone. The scenes in the restaurant featured palm trees in the background and that got me thinking. Wasn’t The Young Marrieds set in a suburb of the then unnamed town on General Hospital? So at this point GH couldn’t have been set in New York but rather a locale with palm trees like Florida or California. Makes me wonder when TPTB at GH decided GH was set in New York.

The Young Marrieds was set in Queens Point New York,  Yes, the palm trees were a bit unusual for a beach in NY.  I think what might have happened was since it was taped in LA, some of the sets and backgrounds they had might have been from other shows and just happened to use that particular one.  Many other people noticed this as well.  General Hospital has since referenced Queens Point many times in their show as being a suburb of Port Charles.  Some of the characters were said to live there.

54 minutes ago, BakerSq said:

I watched a bit on my iPhone. The scenes in the restaurant featured palm trees in the background and that got me thinking. Wasn’t The Young Marrieds set in a suburb of the then unnamed town on General Hospital? So at this point GH couldn’t have been set in New York but rather a locale with palm trees like Florida or California. Makes me wonder when TPTB at GH decided GH was set in New York.

I believe Port Charles, NY was first identified as the location of General Hospital by the head-writrer who preceded Douglas Marland.  So that would have been mid to late-1970s.  Coincidentally, I believe the same thing happened on The Doctors -- another soap opera with an undisclosed location until the mid-1970s, and again the head-writer who preceded Douglas Marland (on The Doctors) identified that city -- in this case Madison, in an undisclosed state.

Edited May 17, 20223 yr by Neil Johnson

3 hours ago, Neil Johnson said:

I believe Port Charles, NY was first identified as the location of General Hospital by the head-writrer who preceded Douglas Marland.  So that would have been mid to late-1970s.  Coincidentally, I believe the same thing happened on The Doctors -- another soap opera with an undisclosed location until the mid-1970s, and again the head-writer who preceded Douglas Marland (on The Doctors) identified that city -- in this case Madison, in an undisclosed state.

On AW Bay City didn't have a state disclosed until the 1980s. Just as Agnes conceived of towns around a central city, Philadelphia, Irna conceived of the bedroom communities that surrounded Cincinnati, where P&G is headquartered. But they ended up clustered around Chicago.

RIP Francine Pascal, writer on The Young Marrieds.

Francine Pascal Dead: 'Sweet Valley High' Creator Was 92 (variety.com)