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Arnold Grimm's Daughter

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Arnold Grimm's Daughter is an American radio soap opera that was broadcast from July 5, 1937, until June 26, 1942, first on CBS and later on NBC.

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Soap OperaDrama

Cast & Crew

Harlow Wilcox
Announcer
J
Jay Sims
Announcer
P
Pierre Andre
Announcer
R
Roger Krupp
Announcer
V
Verne Smith
Announcer
A
Ann Russell
Cast
A
Arthur 'Art' Hern
Cast
Betty Lou Gerson
Constance Tremaine
Bret Morrison
Stanley Westland
C
Cliff Soubier
Cast
E
Eloise Kummer
Cast
G
Gladys Heen
Cast
H
Herbert 'Herb' Nelson
Cast
H
Hugh Rowlands
Cast
J
Joan Kay
Cast
J
John Hodiak
Cast
J
Josephine Gilbert
Cast
Karl Weber
Cast
L
Leo Curley
Cast
L
Luise Barclay
Constance Tremaine
Mercedes McCambridge
Cast
R
Rupert LaBelle
Cast
S
Sarajane Wells
Cast
Shirley Bell
Cast
Shirley Mitchell
Cast
Sidney Ellstrom
Cast
Bill Bouchey
Jeff Corbett
B
Bonita Kay
Gladys, Arnold's grand-daughter
B
Butler Mandeville
Mr. Tweedy
Carl Kroenke
Louie Sterling
D
Don Merrifield
Arnold Grimm, Connie's father
Ed Prentiss
Dal Tremaine, Connie's husband
E
Ethel Wilson
Nrs. Higby smith
E
Eugene Eubanks
Dr. Milburn
Frank Behrens
Tom, Arnold
F
Frank Dane
Jimmy Kent, designer
F
Fred A. Sullivan
Kirby Willoughby
G
Genelle Gibbs
Sonia Kirkoff, Connie's friend
G
Gertrude Bondhill
Dal
I
Irene Purcell
Anne Goodwin
J
James Andelin
Tom
J
Jean McDonald
Gladys Grimm
J
Jeanne Dixon
Mrs. Gladys Grimm
J
Jeanne Juvelier
Madame Babette
J
Judith Lowery
Mrs. Grimm
J
June Travis
Bernice Farraday
Louise Fitch
Bernice
M
Margarette Shanna
Connie Grimm Tremaine
Mary Patton
Marie Martel
M
Mento Everett
Judy, Connie's maid
O
Orson Brandon
Dal's father
P
Patty Willis
Baby Dal
R
Robert Ellis
Dal Tremaine, Connie's husband
Anne Hummert
Producer
E
Edwin H. 'Ed' Morse
Producer
F
Frank Hummert
Producer
M
Margaret Sangster
Writer

References

Hickerson, Jay. The 4th Revised Ultimate History of Network Radio Programming and Guide to ALL Circulating Shows.
Paulson, Roger C. Archives of the Airwaves (7 Volumes). The Old Radio Times.
Lackmann, Ron. The Encyclopedia of American Radio.
Dunning, John. On the Air : The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio. Sperdvac Radiogram.
“RADIO PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE CURRENT WEEK New York.” New York Times, October 6, 1929.
“Today's Radio Program.” New York Times, January 1, 1927.

Links

Daytime Ratings: (1939-1940: #19)Daytime Ratings: (1941-1942)Library FilesHarlow Wilcox

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