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Young Widder Brown was a daytime radio drama series broadcast on NBC from 1938 to 1956. Sponsored by Sterling Drugs and Bayer Aspirin, it daily examined the life of "attractive Ellen Brown, with two fatherless children to support." The convoluted storyline focused on the efforts of Ellen, in her early thirties, to bring up her two children in the small town of Simpsonville, West Virginia, where she supported herself by running a tearoom, despite continual tragedies in her life. (Another source refers to Simpsonville as "a small Midwestern town.")

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rdfs:label	Young Widder Brown (en)
rdfs:comment	Young Widder Brown was a daytime radio drama series broadcast on NBC from 1938 to 1956. Sponsored by Sterling Drugs and Bayer Aspirin, it daily examined the life of "attractive Ellen Brown, with two fatherless children to support." The convoluted storyline focused on the efforts of Ellen, in her early thirties, to bring up her two children in the small town of Simpsonville, West Virginia, where she supported herself by running a tearoom, despite continual tragedies in her life. (Another source refers to Simpsonville as "a small Midwestern town.") (en)
foaf:name	Young Widder Brown (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Anne Hummert United States 1930s American radio programs English Language Frank Hummert George Ansbro Martha Atwell 1940s American radio programs NBC radio programs Bud Collyer Florence Freeman (actress) 1950s American radio programs American radio soap operas Ned Wever List of radio soaps
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show name	Young Widder Brown (en)
syndicates	NBC (en) Mutual (en)
caption	The cast of Young Widder Brown with Florence Freeman seated middle. Announcer George Ansbro is at top left. (en)
country	United States
creator	Frank and Anne Hummert (en)
director	Martha Atwell
first aired	1938 (xsd:integer)
format	Daytime serial drama (en)
imagesize	200 (xsd:integer)
language	English Language
last aired	1956-06-12 (xsd:date)
producer	Frank and Anne Hummert (en)
runtime	900.0 (second)
sponsor	Sterling Drugs (en)
starring	Bud Collyer Florence Freeman (en)
has abstract	Young Widder Brown was a daytime radio drama series broadcast on NBC from 1938 to 1956. Sponsored by Sterling Drugs and Bayer Aspirin, it daily examined the life of "attractive Ellen Brown, with two fatherless children to support." The convoluted storyline focused on the efforts of Ellen, in her early thirties, to bring up her two children in the small town of Simpsonville, West Virginia, where she supported herself by running a tearoom, despite continual tragedies in her life. (Another source refers to Simpsonville as "a small Midwestern town.") Produced by Frank and Anne Hummert, this soap opera series opened with the theme music "In the Gloaming" as rendered by organist John Winters. Heard in the title role during the 18-year run were Florence Freeman (1938–54) and Wendy Drew (1954–56). Ellen Brown was romanced by Peter Turner (Bud Collyer) and Anthony Loring (Ned Wever). Ellen's children were Janey (Marilyn Erskine) and Mark (Tommy Donnelly). Directors for the series included Martha Atwell, Richard Leonard and Ed Slattery. The announcer was George Ansbro. (en)
announcer	George Ansbro
openthemes	"In the Gloaming" (en)
othertheme	"Wonderful One" (en)
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country	United States
creator (agent)	Anne Hummert Frank Hummert
language	English Language
producer	Anne Hummert Frank Hummert
starring	Bud Collyer Florence Freeman (actress)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of U.S. radio programs Andree Wallace Anne Hummert House Jameson

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