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Bachelor's Children
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Bachelor's Children is a domestic daytime drama broadcast that originated on Chicago's WGN in 1935–36, continuing on CBS and NBC until September 27, 1946.
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Cast & Crew
A
Andrew Stanton
Announcer
D
Don Gordon
Announcer
A
Allan Franklyn
Cast
D
Dora Johnson
Cast
Karl Weber
Cast
L
Lenore Kingston
Cast
L
Louis 'Lou' Krugman
Cast
B
Burr Lee
Director
J
J.P. Roche
Director
L
Lloyd Meriwell
Director
R
Russell 'Russ' Young
Director
A
Alice Hill
Dr. Madelyn Keller
A
AArthur 'Art' Peterson
Wilton Comstock
Arthur Kohl
Dr. Bob Graham
A
BArthur Van Slyke
Roy Conway
Beryl Vaughn
Norma Starr
CCharles Flynn
Michael Kent
C
Chris Ford
Mr. Wilkes
David Gothard
Don Carpenter
D
Don Thompson
Vincent Burke
D
FDorothy Denver
Margaret Gardner
Frank Dane
Lawrence Mitchell
Harry Elders
Frank Gardner
H
Helen Van Tuyl
Ellen Collins
Hugh Studebaker
Cast
Jane Webb
Dorothy Keeler
J
JJanice Gilbert
Kathleen Carney
John Hodiak
Davy Lane
JJonathan Hole
Dr. Clifford
K
Kay Westfall
Elsie Jones
Laurette Fillbrandt
Ruth Ann Graham
M
Marie Nelson
Ellen Collins
M
Marion Reed
Mrs. Fred Hopkins
M
Marjorie Hannan
Ruth Ann Graham
Mary Patton
Glenda
M
MMichael Romano
Clyde Fallon
Muriel Bremner
Susan Grant
NNelson Olmsted
Joe Houston
Olan Soule
Sam Ryder
O
POlga Rosenova
Theresa Pech
Patricia Dunlap
Janet Dexter Ryder
P
Peg Hillias
Allison Radcliffe
Raymond Edward Johnson
Dr. Bruce Porter
R
Ruth Bailey
Marjorie
S
Sundra Love
Miss Bennett
V
Virginia 'Ginger' Jones
Marjory Carroll
B
Bess Flynn
Writer
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