The Goodtime Theater in Knott's Berry Farm was the site, last June, of "Love in the Afternoon," an innovative musical revue which showcased the talents of daytime's very popular Bill and Susan Hayes (Doug and Julie Williams, "Days of Our Lives") Richard Dean Anderson and Victoria Mallory and Beau Kayzer (Leslie Prentiss and Brock Reynolds, "The Young and the Restless"). The three of us went through a lot together when we were fresh, green daytime actors fighting for survival in the new medium." It's so great to see them again, especially Patsy and Michael. Later in the afternoon, when Richard Dean Anderson and Doug Sheehan entertained with music and mime, Rick mentioned, "I think this was a wonderful idea - getting all of us together - and I think it was even better getting people who have left the show. It was especially touching to see the warmth between Patsy, Michael and Rick after all this time - their special fondness for each other is still there. It was fun to get Michael Gregory (the original Rick Webber), Richard Dean Anderson and Patsy Rahn (the original Monica) together, if only for a few minutes. So, in addition to most of the current members, which included the ever-popular Kin Shriner, Genie Francis, Denise Alexander, Richard Dean Anderson, Doug Sheehan, John Beradino, Brooke Bundy and Chris Robinson, there were almost as many alumni of the show. When plans were being drawn up for the recent General Hospital fanclub meeting in Beverly Hills, someone had the brilliant idea to invite as many former cast members of the show as they could find. OLD FRIENDS RETURN TO A GENERAL HOSPITAL REUNION Hardy," a tune co-written by Rick and Wendy.
This group performed a new rendition of "Please, Dr. Following this formal presentation, the crowd was entertained by Bob Lansing, Jr., "GH" Production Assistant Wendy, and Rick Anderson (Jeff). The room echoed with applause as ABC Daytime Vice-President, Jackie Smith, presented GH Producer, Gloria Monty, with a special award for the show's second anniversary at the top of the ratings. A fun time was definitely had by cast and crew alike. Held at the plush Beverly Hills Hotel, it was a super-charged get-together. Rick and "General Hospital's" production assistant, Wendy McIntosh, sang a song they composed especially for the occasion - a little ditty entitled, "Oh Please, Dr. just be careful not to let the champagne bubbles tickle your nose. Our photographer captured some of their poses on film.
They danced and drank their way through a totally delightful evening. What a fun time was had when the cast of General Hospital gathered together to commemorate the show's 14th successful year on TV. GENERAL HOSPITAL CELEBRATES ITS 14TH ANNIVERSARY "Rick Anderson's Very Special New York City Visit." Soap Opera Digest. Follow along and share the joy we felt as we watched Rick cavort. our photographer clicked away and captured his antics on film.
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After all this was a sports show (sponsored by the Sporting Goods Manufacturing Association of North Palm Beach, Florida) and what this talented and handsome young actor loves most - next to acting that is - is sports! In fact, if it weren't for injuries suffered on the ice years ago, he might right now have been a big pro-hockey - instead of daytime TV - star. He was like a kid in a candy store! - and we weren't at all surprised by his reaction. Jeff Webber, General Hospital) Anderson dash to and fro through the vast aisles of the New York Coliseum. What a fun time we had! It was such a joy watching Rick (Dr.
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