Shirley Eggleston Haner papers
Collection
0170-MMC
Shirley Eggleston Haner was a radio and television actress. She co-starred as the secretary Susie in the 1952-1953 ABC detective program Crime Letter from Dan Dodge. She also played the role of Bonnie Withers in the television soap opera Valiant Lady. Other programs on which Eggleston (sometimes credited as Egleston) performed include Tales of Tomorrow, Dorothy Dix, Robert Montgomery Theater, and One Man's Family. After the end of her acting career,... she graduated from Pace University in 1974. The Shirley Eggleston Haner Papers date from 1952 to 1955 with one realtor brochure from considerably later. The collection contains scripts from television and radio programs on which Eggleston appeared including Crime Letter from Dan Dodge and Valiant Lady.
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Shirley Eggleston Haner donated her papers to the Library of American Broadcasting in July 2011.
Materials were placed into acid-free folders and put into an acid-free box.
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