(6/1970-3/23/1973) Diana Douglas : Lily Chernak Donnelly (6/1970-3/1973) Andrea Marcovicci : Dr. Betsy Chernak Taylor (6/1970-3/23/1973) Beverlee McKinsey : Julie Richards (1970-3/1971) Joseph Boley : Charlie (1970) Carmen Maya : Elizabeth (1970) Robert Drew : Dr. Ellis (1970; 11/71-1/28/72) Berkeley Harris : Jim Whitman (1970-3/71, 3/1973) Arthur Benoit Jr. : William Alex Garrison (1970) James Burdge : Sam Watson (1970-1/28/1972) Joseph Stern : Larry Hale (1969–70) Stephen Joyce : Dr. Sanford Hiller (12/1971-1972; 1972–1973) Peter White : Dr. Sanford Hiller (1972) Constance Towers : Marian Hiller (12/1971-1972) Christopher Pape : Tommy Hale (12/1971-1/31/1972) Fred J. Scollay : Police Chief Rame (12/1972-1/1973) Judy Safran : Maria (1/1971 to 10/1971) Abigail Kellogg : Celia Winter (1/1972-1/1973) Gene Lindsey : Dr. Doug Preston (9/1971-12/1972) Sasha von Scherler : Sarah Hanley (1/70-1972; 3/23/73) Don Gantry: Senator Al Preston (1/1972-9/1972) Leon Russom : Joe Taylor (1/1972-3/23/1973) David Groh : Simon Ventnor (1972-1/1973) John Carpenter : Walter Travis (1972) Andrea Grossman : Nicole Chernak (1972–1973) P.J. Soles : Unknown (1973) Betty Miller : Mrs. Taylor (1972-3/23/73) References Further reading From Ma Perkins to Mary Hartman, Robert Laguardia, The Wonderful World of Soap Operas, Robert Laguardia, External links American television soap operas CBS original programming Television shows set in San Francisco 1967 American television series debuts 1973 American television series endings Television series by CBS Studios English-language television shows Television series created by Irna Phillips CBS network soap operas