Young Widder Brown
Young Widder Brown was an NBC daytime serial created by Frank and Anne Hummert about Ellen Brown, a widowed mother raising two children while running a tearoom in Simpsonville. The soap opera aired from 1938 to 1956.
Young Widder Brown was a daytime radio drama series broadcast on NBC from 1938 to 1956. Sponsored by Sterling Drugs and Bayer Aspirin, it daily examined the life of "attractive Ellen Brown, with two fatherless children to support."
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Young Widder Brown. Radio program.
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George Ansboro
Announcer
Abby Lewis
Cast
CCecil Roy
Cast
CCourt Benson
Cast
Don MacLaughlin
Cast
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Elaine Kent
Cast
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Estelle Levy
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Florence Williams
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James Meighan
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JJohn Moore
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Joseph Curtin
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Mandel Kramer
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Paul McGrath
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Raymond Edward Johnson
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Ronald Liss
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Tom Tully
Cast
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Wilmer Walter
Cast
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Ed Slattery
Director
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Martha Atwell
Director
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Richard Leonard
Director
Agnes Young
Maria Hawkins
AAlan Bunce
Peter
Alexander Scourby
Herb Temple
AAlice Yourman
Maria Hawkins
AArline Blackburn
Barbara Storm
AAthena Lorde
Maggie Sprague
Bennett Kilpack
Uncle Josh
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Bess McCammon
Olivia McEvoy
Cameron Prud'Homme
Asa Walker
Charita Bauer
Millie Baxter
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DClayton 'Bud' Collyer
Peter Turner
Dick Van Patten
Mark
EEric Dressler
Herb Temple
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EEthel Intropidi
Hulda
Ethel Remey
Victoria Loring, Mrs. Charlotte Brown
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Eva Parnell
Alicia Grayson
Florence Freeman
Cast
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FFlorence Malone
Martha
Frank Lovejoy
Roger Power
HHelen Shields
Joyce Turner, Evelyn Turner
House Jameson
Herbert Temple
IIrene Hubbard
Mrs. Tyson
JJames Sherman
Dr. Douglass
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Jane Erskine
Miss Todd
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Jimmy McCallion
Jimmy Davis
Joan Banks
Camilla
Joan Tompkins
Joyce Turner, Noreen Temple
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John MacBryde
Luke Baxter
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JJohn Winters
Organist
Joy Hathaway
Nelson Davis
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Kay Strozzi
Victoria Loring
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Lili Valenti
Yvonne
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Lorene Scott
Maria Hawkins
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Louis Hall
Hope Wayne Munks
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Marcel Journet
Cast
Marilyn Erskine
Janey Brown
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Muriel Starr
Mrs. Garvin
Ned Wever
Anthony Loring
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Ray Largay
Frederick Nelson
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Robert Haag
Wayne Gardner
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