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- Adopted_Daughter abstract "Adopted Daughter was a radio soap opera in the United States. It premiered in 1937 on station WOW in Omaha, Nebraska, and moved to NBC's Midwest regional network in 1939. It was broadcast there five times a week for two years. The show was sponsored by J. C. Penney. Billboard magazine noted that the program was J.C. Penney's \"first use of radio on a national basis.\" After 26 successful weeks on WOW, the program would be carried on 16 stations via transcription.".
- Adopted_Daughter format Soap_opera.
- Adopted_Daughter starring Alan_Coe_Bunce.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageExternalLink Adopted%20Daughter.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageExternalLink p2.cgi?ProgramName=Adopted+Daughter.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageID "41855123".
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- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageOutDegree "17".
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageRevisionID "693364334".
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Alan_Coe_Bunce.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Billboard_(magazine).
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Category:1930s_American_radio_programs.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Category:1940s_American_radio_programs.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Category:American_radio_dramas.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Category:American_radio_soap_operas.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Category:Articles_created_via_the_Article_Wizard.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Category:NBC_radio_programs.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink J._C._Penney.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink KXSP.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink NBC.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Omaha,_Nebraska.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Radio_broadcasting.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink Soap_opera.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageWikiLinkText "Adopted Daughter".
- Adopted_Daughter announcer "Art Miller".
- Adopted_Daughter country "USA".
- Adopted_Daughter format "Soap Opera".
- Adopted_Daughter homeStation KXSP.
- Adopted_Daughter language "English".
- Adopted_Daughter showName "Adopted Daughter".
- Adopted_Daughter sponsor J._C._Penney.
- Adopted_Daughter starring "Alan Bunce".
- Adopted_Daughter starring "Jettabee Ann Hopkins".
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_radio_show.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Adopted_Daughter wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:US_radio_soaps.
- Adopted_Daughter writer "Jettabee Ann Hopkins".
- Adopted_Daughter subject Category:1930s_American_radio_programs.
- Adopted_Daughter subject Category:1940s_American_radio_programs.
- Adopted_Daughter subject Category:American_radio_dramas.
- Adopted_Daughter subject Category:American_radio_soap_operas.
- Adopted_Daughter subject Category:Articles_created_via_the_Article_Wizard.
- Adopted_Daughter subject Category:NBC_radio_programs.
- Adopted_Daughter hypernym Opera.
- Adopted_Daughter type RadioProgram.
- Adopted_Daughter type TelevisionShow.
- Adopted_Daughter type Work.
- Adopted_Daughter type CreativeWork.
- Adopted_Daughter type Thing.
- Adopted_Daughter type Q1555508.
- Adopted_Daughter type Q386724.
- Adopted_Daughter comment "Adopted Daughter was a radio soap opera in the United States. It premiered in 1937 on station WOW in Omaha, Nebraska, and moved to NBC's Midwest regional network in 1939. It was broadcast there five times a week for two years. The show was sponsored by J. C. Penney. Billboard magazine noted that the program was J.C. Penney's \"first use of radio on a national basis.\" After 26 successful weeks on WOW, the program would be carried on 16 stations via transcription.".
- Adopted_Daughter label "Adopted Daughter".
- Adopted_Daughter sameAs Q16960328.
- Adopted_Daughter sameAs m.0_xc59q.
- Adopted_Daughter sameAs Q16960328.
- Adopted_Daughter wasDerivedFrom Adopted_Daughter?oldid=693364334.
- Adopted_Daughter isPrimaryTopicOf Adopted_Daughter.
- Adopted_Daughter name "Adopted Daughter".