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Kristian Alfonso (Hope Williams Brady) - ADDED PICTURES | John Aniston (Victor Kiriakis) | Nadia Bjorlin (Chloe Lane) | Tanya Boyd (Celeste Perrault) | Matt Cedeno (Brandon Walker) | John Clarke (Mickey Horton) | Tamera Clatterbuck (Barb Reiber) | Jason Cook (Shawn D. Brady) - UPDATED | Patrika Darbo (Nancy Wesley) | Farah Fath (Mimi Lockhart) | Deidre Hall (Dr. Marlena Evans) - ADDED PICTURES | Bill Hayes (Doug Williams) | Susan Hayes (Julie Wiliams) | Drake Hogestyn (John Black) | Jay Kenneth Johnson (Philip Kiriakis) | Renee Jones (Lexie Carver) | Lauren Koslow (Kate Roberts) - ADDED PICTURES | Paul Logan (Glen Reiber) | Kyle Lowder (Brady Black) | Peggy McCay (Caroline Brady) | Julianne Morris (Greta Van Amburg) | Heather Lauren Olson (Jan Spears) | Frank Parker (Shawn Brady) | Austin Peck (Austin Reed) - ADDED PICTURES | Peter Reckell (Bo Brady) | Melissa Reeves (Jennifer Horton) - ADDED PICTURES | Frances Reid (Alice Horton) | James Reynolds (Abe Carver) | Suzzane Rogers (Maggie Horton) | Kevin Spirtas (Craig Wesley) | Kristen Storms (Bell Black) - ADDED PICTURES | Alison Sweeny (Sami Brady) - ADDED PICTURES | Josh Taylor (Roman Brady) | Aaron Van Wagner (Jason Masters) | Valerie Wildman (Fay Walker) | Arianne Zucker (Nicole Walker)
Bill Hayes (Doug Williams)
Bill Hayes burst onto the early national television scene in Olsen & Johnson’s madcap series Fire-Ball Run-For-All. From there he was tapped by Producer Max Liebman to be a featured singer on Your Show of Shows starring Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca. Bill made hit Broadway debt in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s ‘Me and Juliet,’ followed with a gold record for ‘The Ballad of Davy Crockett’ (over 3,000,000 sold!) Bill’s major films were the Warner Brothers farce/musical ‘Stop! You’re Killing Me’ and Otto Preminger’s ‘The Cardinal’. He hosted NBC-Radio Monitor for a year, was a national spokesman for Oldsmobile for four years, and took ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ on its one-year national tour. In addition to these highlights of the 50’s and 60’s, Bill’s career was interspersed with variety performances on RV with Kate Smith, Ed Sullivan, Perry Como, Milton Berle, Ernie Kovacs, Jo Stafford, Jack Paar, Bing Crosby, and the ‘Bell Telephone Hour;’ dramatic RV shows such as U.S. Steel Hour, Hallmark Hall of Fame and Carol Burnett’s ‘Once Upon a Mattress; vaudeville turns at the Chicago Theater and New York’s ‘Roxy;’ and café’s such as the ‘Blue Angel’ and the St. Regis hotel in New York, the Drake Hotel in Chicago, the Fontainbleau in Miami. Theater tours included ‘Student Prince,’ ‘Anything Goes,’ ‘Camelot,’ ‘On a Clear Day,’ and ‘Pajama Game.’ And in addition to the New York City Center revival of 'Brigadoon', Bill’s considerable regional theater appearances included ‘On the Town,’ ‘Of Thee I Sing.’ ‘Merry Widow,’ ‘Mikado,’ ‘Miss Liberty,’ ‘Music in the Air,’ ‘Tree Grows in Brooklyn,’ ‘South Pacific,’ ‘Out of This World,’ ‘Fanny,’ ‘Dark of the Moon,’ ‘Good News,’ ‘Oklahoma,’ ‘Girl Crazy,’ ‘Who Was that Lady?,’ ‘Where’s Charley?,’ ‘Foxy, Sunday in New York,’ ‘Green Grow the Lilacs,’ ‘She Loves Me,’ ‘Moon is Blue’ Fantasticks,’ ‘Carousel,’ ‘Song of Norway,’ ‘Desert Song,’ ‘Guys & Dolls,’ ‘George M!,’ and ‘Same Time Next Year.’ Bill’s list totals over 87 musicals and 28 plays, at theaters in nearly all 50 states! In the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s, Bill Hayes has portrayed ‘Doug Williams’ on NBC’s Emmy-award-winning ‘Days of our Lives’ (1850 episodes, and still counting!) for which he garnered two Emmy nominations, and several Best Actor Awards from national publications. Also during that period, Bill appeared as a regular on Hollywood Squares and as a frequent guest with Johnny, Phil, Dinah, Mike and Merv, more recently with Marilu, Geraldo, and Oprah. In the 90’s,bill starred on TV’s ‘Matlock,’ ‘Hooperman,’ and ‘Cop Rock’, and in the award-winning film ‘Wrestling with God.’ His stints with Ann Blyth at the Dunes in Vegas and Rainbow and Stars in New York drew raves from the critics. (‘Not only does Hayes still belt ‘em out, he can tap!;) His work on stage in the 90’s included ‘Fagin’ in ‘Oliver!’, ‘DeBecue’ in ‘South Pacific’, ‘the devil’ in ‘Damn Yankees,’ ‘Scrooge’ and ‘Marley’ in ‘A Christmas Carol,’ ‘Michael’ in ‘I Do I Do’ and ‘George in Bernard Slade’s new play ‘Same Time Another Year.’ (Feb ’00)
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