Valiant Lady
Valiant Lady is an American soap opera title used for CBS radio and television serial programming.
Valiant Lady is an American soap opera which ran daily on CBS radio and television from October 12, 1953, to August 16, 1957. The show's title was taken from a 1930s radio soap opera about a young woman struggling through life but is otherwise very different. Like many early soap operas, the show was broadcast live from CBS Studio 57 in Manhattan.
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Valiant Lady. Radio program.
A
Art Millet
Announcer
R
Ray Morgan
Announcer
Abby Lewis
Cast
Arnold Moss
Cast
B
BBarbara Lee
Cast
Beatrice Miller
Cast
B
CBlanche Yurka
Cast
Cecil Roy
Cast
EEd Latimer
Cast
Gertrude Warner
Cast
Grace Matthews
Cast
HHester Sondergaard
Cast
JJack Lloyd
Cast
J
JJerry Lesser
Cast
John Sylvester
Cast
J
JJoseph 'Joe' Latham
Cast
Joy Terry
Cast
KKathleen Niday
Cast
L
Lenore Kingston
Cast
Louise Fitch
Cast
Olan Soule
Cast
Richard Widmark
Cast
Stefan Schnabel
Cast
Tom Tully
Cast
V
EVickie Vola
Cast
Ernest Ricca
Director
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Lloyd Griffin
Director
R
Rikel Kent
Director
R
Roy Lockwood
Director
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A.T. Kaye
Nelson, the butler
Adelaide Klein
Mildred Farrell
A
Albert Hayes
Norman Price
B
Bartlett 'Bart' Robinson
Dr. Thurman Scott
Bernard Lenrow
Mr. Carson
BBill Adams
Mike Hagen
CCathleen Cordell
Monica Brewster
CCharles Carroll
Dr. Tubby Scott
CCharles Webster
Thomas R. Clark
C
CCharlotte Garrity
Mrs. Scott (Tubby's mother)
Charme Allen
Mrs. Scott
C
CClifford Stork
Jolly Rogers
Craig McDonnell
Jolly Rogers
Dwight Weist
Mr. Collins
E
Elaine Kent
Amy Bingham
E
EElsa Grsi
Carla Scott
Elsie Mae Gordon
Estelle Cummings
Elspeth Eric
Eleanor Richards
EEric Dressler
Dr. Alec Gordon
E
EEthel Intropidi
Clarissa Clarke
Ethel Owen
Abby Trowbridge
EEverett Sloane
Mr. Richards
Florence Freeman
Joan Barrett
FFrank Lovejoy
Dr. Christopher Ellerbe
GGene Leonard
Jim Barrett
IIrene Winston
Myra Gordon
J
Jack 'Jackie' Grimes
Billy
Jackie Kelk
Oliver
James Meighan
Tubby Scott
J
JJames Trantor
Dr. Lanson
Jean Ellyn
Margie Cook
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