Edwyn, I value being able to see this episode so so much!!!! Thank You!!!! However, the content of this episode is not memorable,. I cannot believe a whole episode was devoted to this storyline involving a character that had no staying power or lasting relevance to the characters or the show. Alas, I assume Irna Phillips was very much in favor of this story? (I'll have to check to see if she was Headwriter at this time????...) Very rare treasure, though to have the chance to see.
How often it was in 1965-1967 that I'd hear my mother complain her soaps were being interrupted by those live news special bulletins about astronauts being launched into space and splashing down in the ocean. I was a kid totally wrapped up in the space program and I loved every minute.
In the 1980's they did a parody in Canada for Shake & Bake Chicken. Mrs. Bingham ran a Boardinghouse with a group of guys one of which was from Scotland and England. They threw a Birthday Dinner using Shake & Bake Chicken, they washed the Dishes and one of them said "I Can See My Face!"
I really wish CBS and the other stations would just stream these series. They're interesting and historically important. Surely at this point no one is expecting to get any profit from it, unless perhaps the actors have a syndication clause in their contracts.
Thanks you! I only saw a brief clip of this before--not the whole episode. This period of ATWT is a mystery to me--I don't know anything about this plot, or the character Amanda, but I'm glad to see it. I was born in 1970, and so my earliest childhood memories of the show are from the mid-1970s.
Amanda Holmes was the biological daughter of Sara Fuller, seen in the 1966 episode. Sara was dating Don at this point, while Amanda began to have a crush on him after asking him to find her biological mother. Eventually, Amanda found out the truth and confronted her mother, threatening to reveal showing a letter telling the truth to Don. Sara chased after Amanda, which ended in her accidentally falling down a flight of stairs to her death.
@@ilahildasissac1943 I think he only had a stepson, Teddy, when he married Mary. Teddy was the birth child of Grant and Joyce Coleman. Years later, Teddy was brought back as a teenager called Ryder, I believe.
This murder trial is wonderfully complex! You have here Donald whom defendant Amanda seemed to be in love with being subpoenaed as a hostile witness for the prosecution. Meanwhile his father Chris is serving as defense counsel that is in dispute with co-counsel as how to proceed (Dick apparently was in favor of copping a plea or pleading nolo contendre so as to have Amanda fall upon the mercy of the court - but Chris wanted to continue the trial with her not guilty plea). Meanwhile, Nancy is so POed at Chris' serving as defense counsel - since Nancy happened to be friends with the victim - that she kicked Chris out of their bedroom for a time! Am marveling as how they could do flashbacks during a live broadcast - only thing I can figure is they used kinescopes from prior episodes and inserted them in, just like they spliced in taped commercials. Thanks for the upload!
This is the period I remember watching with my mom. It may have been written by Iran’s daughter under a pseudonym during this time. Soon after we had Michael Shea marrying Claire and carrying on with Lisa. Ended in murder trial I loved this storyline
And here's an answer to your question from two years ago. By the early 1960s, videotape was being used more and more in broadcasting. (All the ABC soaps from 1963 on were videotaped as if they were live, but they were not actually live. They just didn't edit.) So for this episode of ATWT, the flashback was either taped the day before or earlier in the day before the live show aired. I'm sure some shows must have used kinescope for flashbacks in the earlier days, though.
I doubt the quality of the soap had been changed - just that now more research came out that in general it's better to use cleansers plus toners & moisturizers on the face rather than plain soap - and that many bar soaps contain ingredients apt to make skin break out.
She was all over tv commercials back in the sixties. I remembered her in the toys commercials back then. She was on some tv shows too I remember her on the Flying nun. It would be in the 1970s that I discovered she was the voice of Lucy in the Charlie Brown cartoons.
So true - it's been hard to even find Cheer for years - about the only place you can find it is Amazon & the price there fore it is out of the question. A shame since my late Grammy swore by that brand.
@@ericnelson9100 I notice all the actors that played Don looked very similar. Conard Fowkes was the last actor to play him, who passed away not long ago.
Isn't that Beverly McKinsey playing the mother in the Ivory Soap commercial? She played Iris on "Another World" and it's spin-off "Texas" as well as Alexandra Spaulding on "Guiding Light."
@@laminage Thank you for your response about Ms. McKinsey! However, I believe it is "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" and not "Love of Life" that you are referring to here.
29:02 Mission Impossible's Martin Landau & beautiful Bewitched Elizabeth Montgomery has the Password with Allen Ludden, next over most of these CBS stations
21:59 - For the Pillsbury Pecan/Apricot/Coconut Breakfast Bars commercial, does it sound like John Erwin voicing (and also appearing in the commercial getting bumped on the head with a coconut)?
I was a fan of that daytime drama series. As I remember, the character, Chris Hughes was the father of Bob Hughes and the grandfather of his son, Tom Hughes, right? Nancy Huges was the matriarch of the Hughes family, right? Tom's whole name was 'Thomas Christopher Hughes' and his GREAT LOVE was Margo. She was the daughter of Dr. John Dixon, right?
Yep. I grew up watching ATWT with my late Mom. I was born in '68, so I know the show from the 70s to the 2010 finale, but I really got into it from the 80s on when the Snyders and Walshes were shown (Doug Marland era).
Right On! Also ATWT and GL are shown in The Netherlands but they are 20 Years behind. They use subtitles. Elizabeth Hubbard did a European Talk Show and the fans were stunned at her legacy. She also guest starred on The German Soap Opera Verboten Liebe.
@@EdwynNSanchez Go On! Do you have a clip that I can see. That's so inspiring. She also is a alumni of Radcliffe (The Sister School Of Harvard Class of 1955). She also attended RADA (The Royal Academy Of Dramatic Arts) and was one of many Soap Alumni to attend the school. Others being Ray McConnel (Dr. Joe Martin) All My Children throughout it's entire run and Tamara Braun who played Reese williams who was part of the first Lesbian wedding as well. Other Alumni have been Robert Reed who acted on Search for tomorrow. In The Uk there was also a soap opera called Doctors but it's about to be cancelled after 23 years.
I've heard a lot about BBC’s Doctors. I cannot believe what the network decided to do with it quite frankly. Anyway, Here is a full-on playlist with Liz Hubbard on GTST: czcams.com/play/PLw4cFh6MPjcrHSOia1g9P4XJbz97fUsgU.html&si=LqKJYeP7kbCI6sxd Check it out! You won't regret it.
What do I think of this?....It should have said "CBS presents this Kinescope program in Black & White, but I'm glad this program is on your channel, I'm just sorry you don't have technology to colorize this historic program or color-corrected it to restore it to its original form.
Yep. I understand how you feel. I feel sorry too that I don’t have any kind of colorizing equipment or technology to masterize this episode in color since it may require a lot of intelligence and i don’t want to pay for any kind of software or equipment that could be so expensive.
@@misterhot9163 It switched THAT late? Hell Dark Shadows was on tape all along (1966-1971) but they had to treat it like it was live or the tape would "smudge" when they stopped camera.
@@misterhot9163 The scenery pretty much had to fall over for them to start over. Those poor child actors would stumble over their dialogue and hope for something to save them.
this is kinescope film in lB&W on THURSDAY MAY 18, 1967 AND THE VIDEOTAPE PORTION OF THE SAME BROADCAST IS DESTROYED BY CBS-TV AND IT'S SO UNUSUAL TO SEE IN VIDEOTAPE TO PROUD BE GREAT.
This episode is back and it’s here to stay! What do you think of that?
Edwyn, I value being able to see this episode so so much!!!! Thank You!!!! However, the content of this episode is not memorable,. I cannot believe a whole episode was devoted to this storyline involving a character that had no staying power or lasting relevance to the characters or the show. Alas, I assume Irna Phillips was very much in favor of this story? (I'll have to check to see if she was Headwriter at this time????...) Very rare treasure, though to have the chance to see.
Thank you!
Do you have the infamous episode that was interrupted by the JFK Assassination?
@@KCOliver1960 - I’m sure that episode was already published by somebody else. It’s still available.
Thanks so much, Edwin!!!!
How often it was in 1965-1967 that I'd hear my mother complain her soaps were being interrupted by those live news special bulletins about astronauts being launched into space and splashing down in the ocean. I was a kid totally wrapped up in the space program and I loved every minute.
since iam retired iam going to catch up on soap operas I didn't get to see in the past!
Great to have these in any form. And again, I believe Charles Paul is playing the organ here - he knew it well since he wrote it!
I really love the Joy "I Can See Myself" commercial which starts at 13:29. This is really the best commercial ever in this video.
In the 1980's they did a parody in Canada for Shake & Bake Chicken. Mrs. Bingham ran a Boardinghouse with a group of guys one of which was from Scotland and England. They threw a Birthday Dinner using Shake & Bake Chicken, they washed the Dishes and one of them said "I Can See My Face!"
This is amazing!! What a way to start my day! Thank you!! Thank you for including the awesome commercials!
You’re welcome. This episode actually came with the commercials. I’m glad you’re enjoying!
A classic and beloved soap opera we miss it today
I really wish CBS and the other stations would just stream these series. They're interesting and historically important. Surely at this point no one is expecting to get any profit from it, unless perhaps the actors have a syndication clause in their contracts.
Thanks you! I only saw a brief clip of this before--not the whole episode. This period of ATWT is a mystery to me--I don't know anything about this plot, or the character Amanda, but I'm glad to see it. I was born in 1970, and so my earliest childhood memories of the show are from the mid-1970s.
I couldn't agree with you more!!!! You said it!!!!! (You may like to read my similar comment above as well.)
Amanda Holmes was the biological daughter of Sara Fuller, seen in the 1966 episode. Sara was dating Don at this point, while Amanda began to have a crush on him after asking him to find her biological mother. Eventually, Amanda found out the truth and confronted her mother, threatening to reveal showing a letter telling the truth to Don. Sara chased after Amanda, which ended in her accidentally falling down a flight of stairs to her death.
I am 3 years older, I forgot about Bob's older brother. Who were Don's kids?
@@ilahildasissac1943 I think he only had a stepson, Teddy, when he married Mary. Teddy was the birth child of Grant and Joyce Coleman. Years later, Teddy was brought back as a teenager called Ryder, I believe.
@@shawnvilla9912 Killing characters off by having them fall down staircases used to be quite commonplace on TV.
Even if its in black and white, this is the earliest "color" episode of ATWT online I think.
1967 was the year all the CBS soaps officially transferred to color
This murder trial is wonderfully complex! You have here Donald whom defendant Amanda seemed to be in love with being subpoenaed as a hostile witness for the prosecution. Meanwhile his father Chris is serving as defense counsel that is in dispute with co-counsel as how to proceed (Dick apparently was in favor of copping a plea or pleading nolo contendre so as to have Amanda fall upon the mercy of the court - but Chris wanted to continue the trial with her not guilty plea). Meanwhile, Nancy is so POed at Chris' serving as defense counsel - since Nancy happened to be friends with the victim - that she kicked Chris out of their bedroom for a time! Am marveling as how they could do flashbacks during a live broadcast - only thing I can figure is they used kinescopes from prior episodes and inserted them in, just like they spliced in taped commercials. Thanks for the upload!
This is the period I remember watching with my mom. It may have been written by Iran’s daughter under a pseudonym during this time. Soon after we had Michael Shea marrying Claire and carrying on with Lisa. Ended in murder trial I loved this storyline
And here's an answer to your question from two years ago. By the early 1960s, videotape was being used more and more in broadcasting. (All the ABC soaps from 1963 on were videotaped as if they were live, but they were not actually live. They just didn't edit.) So for this episode of ATWT, the flashback was either taped the day before or earlier in the day before the live show aired. I'm sure some shows must have used kinescope for flashbacks in the earlier days, though.
You mean irna Phillips not Iran the country writing the show
It's fascinating seeing these familiar faces, though much younger of course. Wow!
Former child actress Pamelyn Ferdin on the Gleem commercial.
Sharp eye!!!
Pamelyn Ferdin also voice LUCY in the Charlie Brown specials (at least some of them).
I doubt the quality of the soap had been changed - just that now more research came out that in general it's better to use cleansers plus toners & moisturizers on the face rather than plain soap - and that many bar soaps contain ingredients apt to make skin break out.
Pamelyn Ferdin was the voice of Fern Arable from the animated Charlotte's Web from 1972 (Production)/1973 (Release). Just to let everyone know.
She was all over tv commercials back in the sixties. I remembered her in the toys commercials back then. She was on some tv shows too I remember her on the Flying nun. It would be in the 1970s that I discovered she was the voice of Lucy in the Charlie Brown cartoons.
The new Hungry Jack mashed potatoes at 22:38. I remember those.
I got married in 1967 Hard to believe it was still in black and white
28:53 Now be sure to stay tuned for password coming up next on over most of these CBS stations.
Rare!
From Thu May 18, 1967.
The woman playing the juror at 3:57 looks extremely familiar. I think she's had roles on other soaps, but I can't place who she is.
Regarding the Cheer commercial , $100 was the equivalent of $780 today
So true - it's been hard to even find Cheer for years - about the only place you can find it is Amazon & the price there fore it is out of the question. A shame since my late Grammy swore by that brand.
Boy, I am a 70's kid, I had a Cheers detergent flashback.
They sell it today in a liquid cheaper than Gain orTide
@@booberry349 Have not seen it in the stores in years
Was that DON Hughes on the stand? Bob Hughes was a nice guy, Don eventually became a nice guy years later.
Yes, at this point he was played by Peter Brandon.
@@ericnelson9100 I notice all the actors that played Don looked very similar. Conard Fowkes was the last actor to play him, who passed away not long ago.
Isn't that Beverly McKinsey playing the mother in the Ivory Soap commercial? She played Iris on "Another World" and it's spin-off "Texas" as well as Alexandra Spaulding on "Guiding Light."
I don’t think so
She also worked on Love Of Life in the late 1960's where she worked with Michael Zaslow (RIP). He played Dr. Peter Chernak
@@laminage Thank you for your response about Ms. McKinsey! However, I believe it is "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" and not "Love of Life" that you are referring to here.
@cordeliachase5241 Yes I just remembered that the title had love ❤️ in it. I live in Canada and I don't remember seeing it
29:02 Mission Impossible's Martin Landau & beautiful Bewitched Elizabeth Montgomery has the Password with Allen Ludden, next over most of these CBS stations
that did not appear on the screen, cbs pre-recorded eye appear
21:59 - For the Pillsbury Pecan/Apricot/Coconut Breakfast Bars commercial, does it sound like John Erwin voicing (and also appearing in the commercial getting bumped on the head with a coconut)?
I was a fan of that daytime drama series. As I remember, the character, Chris Hughes was the father of Bob Hughes and the grandfather of his son, Tom Hughes, right? Nancy Huges was the matriarch of the Hughes family, right? Tom's whole name was 'Thomas Christopher Hughes' and his GREAT LOVE was Margo. She was the daughter of Dr. John Dixon, right?
Yep. I grew up watching ATWT with my late Mom. I was born in '68, so I know the show from the 70s to the 2010 finale, but I really got into it from the 80s on when the Snyders and Walshes were shown (Doug Marland era).
Right On! Also ATWT and GL are shown in The Netherlands but they are 20 Years behind. They use subtitles. Elizabeth Hubbard did a European Talk Show and the fans were stunned at her legacy. She also guest starred on The German Soap Opera Verboten Liebe.
@laminage - And she also appeared on the Dutch soap "Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden" where she portrayed Sair Pointdexter.
@@EdwynNSanchez Go On! Do you have a clip that I can see. That's so inspiring. She also is a alumni of Radcliffe (The Sister School Of Harvard Class of 1955). She also attended RADA (The Royal Academy Of Dramatic Arts) and was one of many Soap Alumni to attend the school. Others being Ray McConnel (Dr. Joe Martin) All My Children throughout it's entire run and Tamara Braun who played Reese williams who was part of the first Lesbian wedding as well. Other Alumni have been Robert Reed who acted on Search for tomorrow. In The Uk there was also a soap opera called Doctors but it's about to be cancelled after 23 years.
I've heard a lot about BBC’s Doctors. I cannot believe what the network decided to do with it quite frankly.
Anyway, Here is a full-on playlist with Liz Hubbard on GTST: czcams.com/play/PLw4cFh6MPjcrHSOia1g9P4XJbz97fUsgU.html&si=LqKJYeP7kbCI6sxd
Check it out! You won't regret it.
Charles Paul At the Conn
Organ playing Original theme song.
I wish Katherine Jenkins would record a vocal version of Charles Paul's "ATWT" theme song with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
What do I think of this?....It should have said "CBS presents this Kinescope program in Black & White, but I'm glad this program is on your channel, I'm just sorry you don't have technology to colorize this historic program or color-corrected it to restore it to its original form.
Yep. I understand how you feel. I feel sorry too that I don’t have any kind of colorizing equipment or technology to masterize this episode in color since it may require a lot of intelligence and i don’t want to pay for any kind of software or equipment that could be so expensive.
@@EdwynNSanchez dont colorize. It belings in black and white. Fantastic quality
Originally, there was a colour episode of this As The World Turns.@@merricat3025
Penny Hughes was quite the Debbie Downer
Was this still aired live?
Yes, until 1975 when the show finally switched to tape.
@@misterhot9163 It switched THAT late? Hell Dark Shadows was on tape all along (1966-1971) but they had to treat it like it was live or the tape would "smudge" when they stopped camera.
@@maestroclassico5801 lol and with the low budget, there was no room for retakes, as you can see in some episodes!!
@@misterhot9163 The scenery pretty much had to fall over for them to start over. Those poor child actors would stumble over their dialogue and hope for something to save them.
The woman at 7:05 looks familiar. Who is it?
Whose the woman talking to the lawyer?
Only one i recognize is Chris
Tart and Tangy sounds disgusting.
Right? LOL!!!
Now more Doctors recommend Dove soap
this is kinescope film in lB&W on THURSDAY MAY 18, 1967 AND THE VIDEOTAPE PORTION OF THE SAME BROADCAST IS DESTROYED BY CBS-TV AND IT'S SO UNUSUAL TO SEE IN VIDEOTAPE TO PROUD BE GREAT.