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 HALL, Emily Portrayer: Cynthia Dozer (1987-1988) Emily Hall was the type of person everyone seemed to know. She lived in an apartment in New York with a relative of hers, Chaz Saybrook. Emily began to date reporter Jack Fenelli, but there was another man in her life -- the very prestigious (and very married) Richard Rowan! They had been having a secret affair for a very long time. When Richard was found murdered in Emily's apartment, she was at first implicated in the murder, but Chaz and Jack's daughter, Ryan Fenelli Hyde, helped get her off the hook. |
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HANNOLD, Chris Portrayer: Lydia Hannibal (1986-1988) No information available. |
 HARRIS BEAULAC, KimberlyPortrayer: Kelli Maroney (1979-1981, 1982-1983) Raised in Topeka, Kansas by her grandmother, Kimberly Harris was the result of an affair between Rae Woodard and Hollis Kirkland III. She came to New York City to be with Rae, and from the get-go she began causing trouble for her mother. In one early incident, she fed her mother hash brownies, causing her to get high, walk out in the middle of the street, and get hit by a car. She tried to hook up her mother with Seneca Beaulac, but Kim ended up falling in love with Seneca instead and married him. She also became a Broadway star, with Barry Ryan as her agent. After marrying Seneca, she began to have an affair with Michael Pavel. When Seneca found out, he divorced Kim, while Michael Pavel got killed by the mob. After Seneca announced he was divorcing her, she found out she was pregnant with Seneca's child and gave birth to a baby girl, Arley. She ran away from New York with Arley and some of Seneca's money. She returned a year later. She found out that her father was one of the esteemed Kirklands and continued causing as many problems as before. When Rae got her a role in a movie that was filming abroad, she left New York again, this time leaving Arley in Seneca's custody. Family: Rae Woodard (mother), Hollis Kirkland III (father), Arley Beaulac (daughter), Amanda Kirkland (half-sister), Leigh Kirkland Fenelli (half-sister) Husband: Seneca Beaulac (1980-1981) |
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HAYES, Annie Colleary Portrayer: Pauline Flanagan (1979, 1981) Annie Colleary Hayes is Maeve Colleary Ryan's sister. When Maeve learned that Annie was seriously sick, she sent for Annie to leave Ireland and come to New York for care. After she finished being cared for at Riverside Hospital, Annie informed Maeve that the family was being forced to sell the Colleary farm due to back taxes. As a solution to this problem, Maeve's husband, Johnny Ryan, offered to give Annie the money to save the family farm. Annie returned to Ireland and was able to save the farm with Johnny's money. Family: Maeve Colleary Ryan (sister) |
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HUTCHINSON, Stamford 'Hutch' Portrayer: Deveren Bookwalter (1983-1984) Stamford Hutchinson was Max Dubujack's right-hand man; he handled much of Max's dirty work. He committed suicide in November 1984. |
 HYDE, BillPortrayer: David Sederholm (1983-1985) Police officer Bill Hyde was Siobhan Ryan Novak's partner. The two soon became romantically linked and moved in together. However, when she found out her former husband, Joe Novak, had returned to town, she could think of nothing but him and elected to move out so she wouldn't hurt Bill. Later on, Siobhan revealed to Bill she was pregnant with Joe's baby. The problem was that Joe was married to the daughter of a mobster, and if it became public knowledge she feared the mob would hurt Joe. Bill offered to marry her, but instead they chose to just fake an engagement. Shortly after announcing their engagement, Siobhan called it off -- but pretended to now be pregnant with Bill's child. When the baby was born, Siobhan gave the child (named Sean) Bill's last name. Meanwhile, Bill became involved in a secret undercover investigation concerning Max Dubujack. After the investigation finished, Bill helped his hot-headed brother, Rick, who was having problems with the law. In November 1984, he convinced Siobhan to return to the police force, this time as Bill's partner. Bill left as Siobhan grew closer to Max Dubujack and Rick grew closer to Ryan Fenelli. Family: Gretel Hyde (mother) and Rick Hyde (brother) |
 HYDE, BillPortrayer: Grant Show (1984-1987) Rick Hyde was the hotheaded brother of Bill Hyde. He was introduced in August 1984 when he began having some problems with thugs due to drugs. Bill helped him get through these problems. In the following year, he became involved with Ryan Fenelli, even though she was a few years younger than him. This fact caused some of Ryan's family members to dislike their relationship; however, Rick and Ryan did not let it get to them. In April 1986, the two ran off and eloped in the town of Greenvale. Unfortunately, their marriage was not as strong as they hoped. The two chose to separate in 1987 after just one year of marriage. Family: Gretel Hyde (mother) and Bill Hyde (brother) Wife: Ryan Fenelli (1986-1987) |
 JOEL, Sister MaryPortrayers: Sylvia Sidney (1975-1976); Nancy Coleman (1976); Natalie Priest (1976-1977); Jacqueline Brookes (1982); Pauline Flanagan (1984-1987); Rosemary Prinz (1988-1989) Sister Mary Joel has been an influence in Jack Fenelli during his entire life. She originally cared for him for many years when she worked at Jack's orphanage, the Good Shepard; however, she eventually left him to work at a local girl's orphanage. Although she left Jack's orphanage, she continued to be like a mother to him, and he often went to her for advice. In 1988, Jack discovered something shocking about Sister Mary Joel -- she was his mother! Although at first there was a flurry of emotions which were caused by this revelation, Jack soon came to accept Mary Joel as not just a mother figure, but as his mother. Family: Jack Fenelli (son) |
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JONES, Ken George Portrayer: Trent Jones (1980) Ken George Jones was a famous singer who was terminally ill. He became very attracted to lawyer Jillian Coleridge, and despite the fact that Jill was involved with Frank Ryan at the time, they became romantically involved. When Frank found out, he was furious with Jill and began a relationship with her half-sister, Faith Coleridge. Sadly, Ken reached a point where he could no longer stand the pain his condition was causing him. He killed himself by injecting drugs into his body using a syringe. Unfortunately, Jill was found with the syringe and was almost implicated for his murder. |