1942
5 surviving broadcasts held in the archive
The Right to Happiness was created by Irna Phillips in 1939 as a spin-off from The Guiding Light and ran until 1960 across NBC and CBS. Its central character, Carolyn Kramer, was played over the years by Eloise Kummer, Claudia Morgan and Julie Stevens. Public-domain recordings from the Internet Archive.
Source collection: RightToHappinessRadioPrograms
28 January
No. 1
1942
16 min
The Right to Happiness was created by Irna Phillips in 1939 as a spin-off from The Guiding Light and ran until 1960 across NBC and CBS. Its central character, Carolyn Kramer, was played over the years by Eloise Kummer, Claudia Morgan and Julie Stevens. Public-domain recordings from the Internet Archive.
21 May
No. 2
1942
10 min
The Right to Happiness was created by Irna Phillips in 1939 as a spin-off from The Guiding Light and ran until 1960 across NBC and CBS. Its central character, Carolyn Kramer, was played over the years by Eloise Kummer, Claudia Morgan and Julie Stevens. Public-domain recordings from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 3
13 min
The Right to Happiness was created by Irna Phillips in 1939 as a spin-off from The Guiding Light and ran until 1960 across NBC and CBS. Its central character, Carolyn Kramer, was played over the years by Eloise Kummer, Claudia Morgan and Julie Stevens. Public-domain recordings from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 4
12 min
The Right to Happiness was created by Irna Phillips in 1939 as a spin-off from The Guiding Light and ran until 1960 across NBC and CBS. Its central character, Carolyn Kramer, was played over the years by Eloise Kummer, Claudia Morgan and Julie Stevens. Public-domain recordings from the Internet Archive.
No date recorded at source
No. 5
13 min
The Right to Happiness was created by Irna Phillips in 1939 as a spin-off from The Guiding Light and ran until 1960 across NBC and CBS. Its central character, Carolyn Kramer, was played over the years by Eloise Kummer, Claudia Morgan and Julie Stevens. Public-domain recordings from the Internet Archive.