John Dunning Quote
In the initial NBC series, Greenwood played a neophyte reporter on a small newspaper, who aspired to Hollywood stardom. In the regular season, she lived in the little town of Lake-view, where she took over the raising of the three Barton children (little Robert and teenagers Jack and Barbara) and tried to keep the Barton estate solvent. The estate consisted of a heavily mortgaged house, a lunchroom near the high school that barely pays for itself, and an unproductive farm. A typical sitcom. Edward Arnold often laughed louder than the audience.
John Dunning
In the initial NBC series, Greenwood played a neophyte reporter on a small newspaper, who aspired to Hollywood stardom. In the regular season, she lived in the little town of Lake-view, where she took over the raising of the three Barton children (little Robert and teenagers Jack and Barbara) and tried to keep the Barton estate solvent. The estate consisted of a heavily mortgaged house, a lunchroom near the high school that barely pays for itself, and an unproductive farm. A typical sitcom. Edward Arnold often laughed louder than the audience.