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WHISPERING STREETS
The man across from you on the bus . . . the girl hurrying to mail a letter . . . the boy walking in a daydream . . . each carries drama within him. Every street whispers of the drama of everyday lives — and the crises and conflicts that transform them. When the whisper rises to a shout, sometimes the story makes the daily newspapers. But the stories that don't make headlines carry as much human excitement and emotion. These are the stories that are told each day on Whispering Streets.
Whispering Streets, ABC Radio, M-F, 10:45 A.M. — Whitney Frozen Foods, Doan's Pills, Union Pharmaceutical and Seeman Bros.
HOPE WINSLOW
WITH the eye of a trained observor — and the heart of a woman — Hope Winslow discovers the stories that are to be found almost everywhere by one who knows how to look and how to listen. Each day, she narrates a new human drama.
Tension mounts in a scene with King Colder, Henry Barnard and Anne Seymour.
KING CALDER
ANNE SEYMOUR
HENRY BARNARD
Versatile is the word for King Calder — whether on daytime dramas, on such nighttime programs as Martin Kane, or on tour with such hits as "No Time for Sergeants." Also sentimental, he and his wife, actress Ethel Wilson, treasure heirlooms.
The seventh generation of a theatrical family, Anne continues the tradition on stage, radio and TV — for which she shed twenty pounds. Now tall, dark and svelte, she likes to garden, has a dog, Kiki, and a cat, Marmalade, on her Connecticut farm.
Bachelor Henry Barnard is a dog fancier and owns six. He also grows orchid plants and, as a boy, wanted to become an explorer. Instead, he studied drama at Carnegie Tech and Actors' Studio, is currently on Broadway in "Inherit the Wind."
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