#bernard slade

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Canadian actress Jill Foster appeared in several episodes of Bewitched. She started out in Toronto during the first year of CBC Television. She appeared on the program After Hours starring the comedy team Peppiatt and Aylesworth.

Peppiatt and Aylesworth later moved to the United States where they wrote The Judy Garland Show, The Jonathan Winters Show, and created the program Hee Haw.

Jill Foster married Canadian comedy writer Bernard Slade who moved to the United States and became the story editor on Bewitched and then created the Flying Nun, Love on a Rooftop, Bridget Loves Bernie, and the Partridge Family

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Putting the Drop Out posse into classic plays #5

By Bernard Slade

Plot: Two people, both married, meet on the same day every year at the same hotel to have an affair over 24 years (1951-1974)

George Peters: Brian Murphy

Doris: Emily Axford

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Benoit Gysembergh (1954–2013),  Portrait d'un inconnu lors d'un dîner chez Maxim's pour fêter le succès de la pièce de Bernard Slade , 1983

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A Sophisticated New Comedy with Canada's own Rich Little

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The Crest Theatre on Mount Pleasant Road in Toronto is where the creator of the Partridge Family, Bernard Slade, got his start in showbiz.

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Canadian comedy writer Bernard Slade was a story editor on Bewitched before he created American sitcoms like The Flying Nun, Love on a Rooftop, Bridget Loves Bernie, and the Partridge Family.

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Stand Up and Be Counted (1972) is the most dated film of the 1970s. 

The screenplay was written by the creator of the Partridge Family.

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In Name Only (1969) was a Screen Gems made for television movie featuring every sitcom actor in the book.