So Prince and Dabney met on YDM.She divorced Kevin McCarthy in 61 and married Prince in 64.

I didn't realize Dabney had been married to McCarthy. This kind of makes Dabney / Prince a bit shocking. Thanks for this!

Thanks for reading.

I didn't realize this profile had come out a year or less before their divorce. That makes it kind of odd.

SOD Gone but Not Forgotten article

Thanks. That was fascinating. I didn't know Dick Van Patten was on this show (but then half the time I forget Joyce is his sister, not his wife). I also didn't know the reason Virginia Dwyer left.

February 1961 TV Radio Mirror

This is a wonderful article. One of my aunts harbored nothing but derision for soap opera and could never understand my love of The Doctors, yet she was mad for Young Doctor Malone. Twenty years after it left the air, she continued to share her memories of Dr. Stefan Koda and complex villain Lionel Steele. Young Dr. Malone has always fascinated me. It is one of the few network serials I do not have in my collection, so I appreciate anything I can find on it. This article is particularly gratifying because IMDB incorrectly attributes the part of Stefan Koda to the Michael Ingram who played Vinnie Wolek on One Life to Live in the 80s. Thus far, I have been unable to convince anyone at the site that the two soap actors are different men who coincidentally share the same name. Obviously Michael Ingram from Young Doctor Malone was born circa 1920. Thanks for sharing.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I wish I was surprised about IMDB. As I said in the OLTL thread, they claim Peggy O'Shea was on Neighbours for 5 years.

I wish I could see this show. It sounds very intelligent and mature, and as if it had a basic respect for the audience.

March 1960 TV Radio Mirror

I especially love the picture of Peter Brandon, who was later on Another World, As the World Turns, and How to Survive a Marriage. I had never seen a photograph of him on Young Doctor Malone.

Variety Oct 24th 1962

"Young Dr. Malone" is going to Australia on wings of vidtape. This dally NBC-TV program thus becomes the first American soap opera to be taken, as is, by foreign television.

I wonder if any of that is available.

August 1960 TV Radio Mirror.

Variety Oct 24th 1962 "Young Dr. Malone" is going to Australia on wings of vidtape. This dally NBC-TV program thus becomes the first American soap opera to be taken, as is, by foreign television.

Australians seemed fascinated with American soaps in that era. In addition to carrying Days since 1968, other U.S. soaps telecast in Oz during the late 60s/early 70s included: Love of Life, Where the Heart Is, Love is a Many Splendored Thing, The Doctors, and Dark Shadows. World Turns had a short six-month run in 1975, but was too languid for Down Under audiences. The daytime version of Return to Peyton Place was shown in primetime at one point and ran in its entirety in Australia. Of course, Y&R and Search for Tomorrow were popular there, too, with longer runs.

Another gem of a find, CarlD. We always enjoy the articles you share. Thank you!

Thanks for the extra details on show aired in Australia. I would be so happy if any of that was left in Australia. Even in one episode. I guess it was all wiped, but I think there were some Australian prints of Doctor Who discovered.