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1935–1960

Ma Perkins

12 surviving broadcasts held in the archive

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are public domain, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Source collection: MaPerkins01Misc12Eps

The surviving run

Transmission

23 April

No. 1

1935

Ma Perkins

Ma P #0423 (1935)

Running time

14 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

24 April

No. 2

1935

Ma Perkins

Ma P (1935) #0424

Running time

14 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

30 August

No. 3

1949

Ma Perkins

Ma P

Running time

14 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

24 November

No. 4

1960

Ma Perkins

Ma P 2nd Last Episode

Running time

12 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

No date recorded at source

No. 6

Ma Perkins

Ma P #001

Running time

14 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

No date recorded at source

No. 7

Ma Perkins

Ma P #002

Running time

14 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

No date recorded at source

No. 8

Ma Perkins

Ma P #003

Running time

14 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

No date recorded at source

No. 9

Ma Perkins

Ma P #004

Running time

14 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

No date recorded at source

No. 10

Ma Perkins

Ma P #005 Sonia Fades Out

Running time

15 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

No date recorded at source

No. 11

Ma Perkins

Ma P #006 Sonia Is Shot

Running time

15 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

No date recorded at source

No. 12

Ma Perkins

Ma P #007 Willy & Evey Lie To Ma

Running time

13 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.

Transmission

1944 · year only

No. 5

Ma Perkins

Ma P (1944)

Running time

14 min

Ma Perkins was first broadcast in 1933 and ran until November 1960, sponsored throughout by Oxydol and produced for Procter & Gamble, with Virginia Payne playing the title role in every one of its 7,065 episodes without missing a broadcast. It was among the last network daytime serials on the air. The surviving quarter-hours here are, digitised by the Internet Archive.