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Amanda of Honeymoon Hill
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Amanda of Honeymoon Hill is a 15-minute daily radio soap opera produced by Frank and Anne Hummert. Broadway actress Joy Hathaway had the title role, sometimes described as "the beauty of flaming red hair." The series was broadcast from February 5, 1940, until April 26, 1946, initially on the Blue Network at 3:15 p.m. until August 1942. It then moved to CBS, airing at 10:30 a.m. until 1943 when it was heard at 11 a.m.
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Frank Gallop
Announcer
GGeorge Ansbro
Announcer
HHoward Claney
Announcer
H
Hugh Conover
Announcer
J
John Paul King
Announcer
Abby Lewis
Cast
Alice Reinheart
Cast
Arlene Francis
Cast
BBoyd Crawford
Cast
Charlotte Manson
Cast
Nancy Sheridan
Cast
Staats Cotsworth
Cast
AArnold Michaelis
Director
AArthur Hanna
Director
EErnest Ricca
Director
S
SStephen Goss
Director
Stephen Gross
Director
A
CAnn Leaf
Organist
Cecil Roy
Aunt Maisie
Chester Stratton
Tom Ames
D
Dolores Gillen
Baby Roles
E
Edward Andrews
Nat
E
Elizabeth 'Betty' Love
Mrs. Leighton
E
Elizabeth Eustis
Irene Miller
E
Evelyn 'Evie' Juster
Jean Curtis
F
Florence Edney
Aunt Maisie
F
Florence Malone
Mrs. Gilder
G
HGeorge Lambert
Edward Leighton
Helen Shields
Sylvia Meadows
IIrene Hubbard
Susan Leighton
Jackie Kelk
Jim Tolliver
JJay Meredith
Marion Leighton
John Brown
Mr. Leonord
J
John Connery
Colonel Leighton
J
John M. James
Roger Manning
J
JJohn MacBryde
Joseph Dyke
John Raby
Roy Calvert
JJoy Hathaway
Cast
Juano Hernandez
Job
Lamont Johnson
Bruce Douglas
LLinda Watkins
Dot
M
Muriel Starr
Susan Leighton
Patricia Wheel
Claire Treman
PPaul Conrad
Ralph Daly
RReese Taylor
Fraser Ames
R
RRichard Rider
Brett Allen
Rod Hendrickson
Martin Douglas
Roger DeKoven
Charlie Harris
R
RRuth Gates
Mrs. Leonord
Ruth Yorke
Olive Courtleigh
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Sanford Bickart
Mr. Schultz
Anne Hummert
Producer
FFrank Hummert
Producer
AAdele Cook
Writer
E
HElizabeth Todd
Writer
Helen Walpole
Writer
JJack Hamill
Writer
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