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Hilltop House
Description
Hilltop House is an American old-time radio soap opera that debuted in 1937 and continued through multiple relaunches into the 1950s.
Hilltop House is an American old-time radio soap opera. It debuted on November 1, 1937, was replaced by a spinoff, then was re-launched twice, with its final episode coming on July 30, 1957.
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Cast & Crew
D
DDan McDonald
Announcer
Durward Kirby
Announcer
Frank Gallop
Announcer
G
AGaylord Avery
Announcer
Alice Yourman
Cast
B
Barbara Lee
Cast
Charlotte Manson
Cast
Chester Stratton
Cast
DDonald Briggs
Cast
Edgar Stehli
Cast
Gwen Davies
Cast
H
Henry M. Neely
Cast
J
KJudy Laub
Cast
Kathleen Niday
Cast
Leon Janney
Cast
L
MLinda Carlon-Reid
Cast
Mary Michael
Cast
Maurice Tarplin
Cast
M
MMildred Robin
Cast
Mitzi Gould
Cast
P
Peter Kappel
Cast
R
RRegina Wallace
Cast
Richard Keith
Cast
R
Robert K. Adams
Cast
Santos Ortega
Cast
SSidney Slon
Cast
Stefan Schnabel
Cast
S
Susan Thorne
Cast
S
Sybil Trent
Cast
C
Carlo DeAngelo
Director
J
Jack Rubin
Director
A
Abe Goldman
Music
A
Alfred Swenson
Paul Hutchinson
A
Alice Youngman
Lillian Mitchell (second run)
A
Alvin Sullum
Kevin Burke
Anthony Ross
Kenneth Mitchell (second run)
BBess Johnson
Bess Johnson
Carleton G. Young
Dr. Robby Clark
David Gothard
Captain John Barry
D
Dickie Wigginton
David Burke
D
EDorothy Lowell
Linda Clark
Edwin Bruce
Daniel Findlay
E
EEstelle Levy
Stella Rudnick
Ethel Everett
Gilda Boros
E
Evelyn Streich
Gwen Barry
G
Gee Gee James
Tulip Elson
Grace Matthews
Julie Erickson (second run)
H
IHelen Coule
Lana
Irene Hubbard
Thelma Gidley
I
Iris Mann
Clementine Arnaud
J
Jack Roseleigh
Paul Hutchinson
Jackie Kelk
Marny
J
JJames 'Jimmy' Donnelly
Jerry Adair
James Van Dyk
Ed Crowley
Jan Miner
Julie Erickson (second run)
J
Janice Gilbert
Jean Adair (second run)
Jay Jostyn
Frank Klabber
J
Jeanne Elkins
Pixie Osborne (second run)
J
Jerry Tucker
Roy Barry
J
Jimmy Tansey
Clement Arnaud
Audio Clips
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References
Paulson, Roger C. Archives of the Airwaves (7 Volumes). The Old Radio Times.
Buxton, Frank and Owen, Bill. The Big Broadcast 1920-1950. OtrrPedia Forum.
Lackmann, Ron. The Encyclopedia of American Radio.
Dunning, John. On the Air : The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio. Sperdvac Radiogram.
“RADIO PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR BROADCAST THIS WEEK.” New York Times, January 4, 1931.
“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.