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r ' T- • Speaking of Soaps Update of daily serials PAGE 13 » PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1984 Beverlee McKinsey, long known to daytime serial viewers for her por­ trayal of colorful Iris Carrington on the serials "Another World" and "Texas," will return to daytime television after* three-year absence \ when she Joins the cast of "Guiding \ Light" the first week in February. Miss McKinsey will portray a new- s- ly created character, Alexandra Spaulding, the long-lost sister of millionaire industrialist Alan Spaulding (played by series regular Christopher Bernau). Alexandra unexpectedly turns up in Springfield, after spending years in Europe, as the guest of honor at her brother's elegant Valentine's Day costume ball. Recap: 1/30-2/3 Preview: 2/6-2/9 T H E Y O U N G A N D T H E RESTLESS -- Eric and Ashley plan their wedding. Nikki realizes how disturbed Rick is when he calls her by his dead wife's name. Jazz tries to find the negatives Lindsey has stashed. Andy finds an article Rick wrote which may give him some insight in­ to Melissa's killing. Danny feels betrayed when Paul tells him he's been dating Lauren. THIS WEEK: Nikki feels terrified by Rick's actions. Dina winces when she thinks of Eric marrying. * ANOTHER WORLD - Mac's plane is downed in a violent snowstorm. Cecile loses money when Attwood Lumber stock prices crash. Blaine goes into labor. Brian testifies against his own son so Ted will get the psychiatric care he so desperately needs. Stacey insists she and Mark leave Bay City to make their marriage work when she can't resist kissing Jamie. Perry tells Carl to stay out of his life. Catlin gets a job at Smiley's. THIS WEEK: Rachel searches for a sign of life. David puts pressure on Sally. RYAN'S HOPE - Laslow gives Maeve $20,000 to rebuild the bar but she doesn't want his blood money. Jacqueline lashes out at Siobhan for not staying away from her husband. Seneca still isn't over his obses­ sion with Jill and looks forward to spending more time with her while the hospital endowment is being set­ up. Jill gets angry with Frank when he's late for a business appointment. Seneca tells Jacqueline that Joe will live. THIS WEEK: Seneca gets on Frank's nerves. Laslow won't take no for an answer. GUIDING LIGHT - Bradley at­ tacks Philip and Beth but Philip beats him senseless. When Bradley is revived he is arrested. Ed tells Tony the results of his CAT scan are not good and he needs brain surgery. Reva tells Billy she wants to marry Josh. Ross tells Trish he'll see that Alan's weapons backfire on him. Maureen tells Jim to confide in Ed about his research. Lillian scrapes together Bradley's bail. THIS WEEK: Billy and Reva talk about old times. Beth's troubles are not yet over. EDGE OF NIGHT -- Jamey fakes falling down some stairs and ac­ cuses Mrs. DeGroot of pushing him. Raven dismisses Mrs. DeGroot but later finds out Jamey planned the whole thing. A shadowy figure follows Lynn from Chris's apart­ ment. Beth can't face Miles because she has fallen in love «(ith him. Standing Elk says he can't confide in Marty because he is not an Indian. Adler is under suspicion by Raven and Sky for threatening Standing Elk. THIS WEEK: A corroded button reveals more about Standing Elk's case. Marty is in trouble again. TEXAS -- Nita walks out on Billy Joe when she sees him with another woman. Iris lies to Alex when she sees him with another woman. Iris lies to Alex when she tells him she's meeting Reena at the Top of the World Club when she is really meeting Eliot. - Paige suggests that she and Iris become allies. Dennis promises to stand by Eliot. Ryan tells Terry that Dennis is really Alex's son. Dennis accepts a job at KVIK. . THIS WEEK: Max is furious with Reena. Elena won't talk to Jeb. ALL MY CHILREN - Jessie s Aunt Nancy tells him she is remar­ rying and her apartment may be too cramped for all of them. Jessie is upset and feels like he and Angie and the baby are being thown out. When Jessie loses his job he goes to see Bud. Erica and Mike decide to get mar­ ried but he gets cold feet at the last minute and backs out. Adam steps in to console Erica. BroOke narrowly misses being attacked by a rapist. Liza warns Tad not to hurt Dottie. THIS WEEK: Adam pulls another con on Palmer. Ellen feels un­ comfortable. ONE LIFE TO LIVE -- Jenny is kidnapped and held by Hawk and Trudy. The ransom is the San Carlos treasury. David thinks Simon has it and searches for him. David tells Cassie she shouldn't trust Simon. Cassie rebels and David admits he's her father. Delila decides she wants to be Johnny's partner. Herb lashes out at Dorian when she tries to bribe Cassie with a million dollar trust fund to live with her. THIS WEEK: Simon pressures Cassie to go away with him. Delila tries to hurt Becky. Mental health benefit performance The board of directors of the Mental Health Resource League for McHenry County is an­ nouncing a benefit performance of the Woodstock Musical Theatre Company's mystery play, "Night Watch", by Lucille Fletcher on Thursday, Feb. 16 at 8:15 p.m. All proceeds will benefit mental health projects in the county. For more information contact Karen Wells, Alden Road, Woodstock, at 338-4821, or Beth Mularz, Oakwood Drive, Crystal Lake, at 455-6252. m Kero-Sun eaters save YDU Money While They Keep YOU warm. 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Dave is determined to recover the Dar Sal-am Bible. THIS WEEK: Peter confronts Courtney. Dave is in danger. GENERAL HOSPITAL - Jake wants to marry Rose immediately but balks when she insists they should be married by a priest. Brock must shell out $1.5 million to settle the poisoning lawsuits. He swears revenge against Rick for causing him problems. Blackie seems to have a hit record and is beginning. to get very ar­ rogant. A woman named Ginny shows up at the Weber home claim­ ing to be Mike's mother. Celia spends more time with Jimmy Lee to forget her problems at home. THIS WEEK; Rick and Lesley are shocked. Steffi gets her way. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - Brian is shot when he hesitates shooting a crazed man in a seedy hotel. Liza convinces Travis to look into adopting the abandoned baby. Suzi and Cagney are marooned in a snow storm as she tries to get to Reno for a divorce. Jo orders War­ ren never to step foot in the River* boat again. Martin puts pressure on Warren to fire Ringo. Hogan is not so sure he likes the idea of Jack dating Sunny. TIS WEEK: Sunny tells Hogan to butt out. Travis worries about adop­ ting the baby. CAPITOL -- Clarissa recovers from her gunshot wound despite go­ ing into cardiac arrest. Bresda thinks Wally may still care for her when he kisses. Paula blackmails Myrna into keeping quiet her true medical condition. Jordy decides to tell the truth about his meeting Beth on the terrace. * , DAYS OF OUR LIVES - Doug has a mild setback when he learns Hope was attacked by Roman. He makes her promise not to leave his side. Delia insists Tony get rid of An­ na. Chris and Sandy plan a ski weekend together. Alex sees Delia disappear into the secret room and wonders why it is locked. Neil gets angry when he hears Liz sing a song to Don that was once their favorite song. He rushes up to the stage, pulling Liz from it. THIS WEEK: Delia feels sur­ rounded by enemies. Hope deceives Doug. AS THE WORLD TURNS - Steve is determined to expose Craig as a liar and a cheat. Betsy feels she must stand by her husband and forget about her lover. Ariel plans to seduce Brian. John Dixen tries to stop Richard from framing Karen for the attack on Bob. 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