9th Daytime Emmy Awards - Outstanding Supporting Actress in A Daytime Drama Series

Outstanding Supporting Actress in A Daytime Drama Series

  • Elizabeth Lawrence (Myra Sloane, All My Children)
  • Dorothy Lyman (Opal Cortlandt, All My Children)
  • Meg Mundy (Mona Croft, The Doctors)
  • Louise Shaffer (Rae Woodward, Ryan's Hope)

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