other groups, including the Ozark Sashayers (with caller Rex Kreider) and the teenage Wagon Wheelers (with caller Gary Ellison), made guest appearances. Foley's son-in-law, Pat Boone, occasionally appeared; as did his eldest daughter, Betty. Willie Nelson and his eventual third wife, Shirley Simpson, both auditioned for the show, but only Simpson (given the stage surname Caddell) made it. Many of the regular cast were natives or residents of the Ozarks. Over the years they included: Lennie Aleshire Suzi Arden Chuck Bowers Uncle Cyp and Aunt Sap Brasfield Cecil Brower The Browns Smiley Burnette Shirley Caddell Bill Carlisle Thumbs Carllile Curly Chalker Arlie Duff Patsy Elshire James "Rusty" Estes Buster Fellows Shug Fisher The Foggy River Boys Johnny Gailey Alfred "Red" Gale Jimmy Gately Charlie Haden Hawkshaw Hawkins "Speedy" Haworth Libby Horne Bud Isaacs Tommy Jackson Wanda Jackson Sonny James Norma Jean Brenda Lee Merl Lindsay Bobby Lord Johnny Manson Bryan "Doc" Martin Grady Martin Paul Mitchell Bob Moore Harold Morrison Penny Nichols The Philharmonics Webb Pierce Marvin Rainwater Bill Ring Floyd "Goo Goo" Rutledge Jimmie Selph Jean Shepard Tommy Sosebee Carl Smith Pete Stamper Zed Tennis Leroy Van Dyke Porter Wagoner Billy Walker Don Warden Luke Warmwater Tabby West Bob White [ The Willis Brothers] Slim Wilson Bill Wimberly Guest stars Virtually every country music star of the day appeared on the Jubilee with the notable exception of Hank Snow, who maintained an allegiance to Nashville's Opry. Among them were: Roy Acuff Rex Allen Bill Anderson Chet Atkins Eddy Arnold Gene Autry Johnny Bond Margie Bowes The Carter Sisters Johnny Cash Don Cherry Sanford Clark Patsy Cline The Collins Kids Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper Cowboy Copas Jimmie Davis Jimmy Dean Little Johnny Edwards Little Jimmy Dickens Jimmy Driftwood Tommy Duncan Lefty Frizzell George Hamilton IV Homer and Jethro Johnny Horton Jan Howard Ferlin Husky Stonewall Jackson Betty Johnson George Jones Grandpa Jones Pee Wee King Hank Locklin The Louvin Brothers Leon McAuliffe The Maddox Brothers and Rose Patsy Montana George Morgan Bashful Brother Oswald Buck Owens The Duke of Paducah Minnie Pearl Carl Perkins Ray Price Jim Reeves Tex Ritter Marty Robbins Margie Singleton Stringbean Hank Thompson Mel Tillis Merle Travis Ernest Tubb Conway Twitty T. Texas Tyler Gene Vincent Jimmy Wakely Kitty Wells Slim Whitman The Wilburn Brothers Tex Williams Bob Wills Del Wood Faron Young Other guests included Fran Allison in a recurring role as Aunt Fanny;