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DRW50, in the commercial clip that you posted, that was Kylie Halliday (Lisa Buck) with Jo, in 1978.

Today, is the 50th wedding anniversary of Jo and Tony. September 22, 1972.

Minnix offered the text of the ceremony to Ralph Ellis and Eugenie Hunt who were the headwriters of SFT at the time. They incorporated it into the script.

What is issue of Variety was the Minnix article in? I would like to read it. Could you post it? antmunoz, neiljohnson. Patti mentioned that Chris was in the army and Tracy Ellen was in college and living with her boyfriend.

Bruce Minnix wrote the wedding ceremony for Jo and Tony. He did not play the minister who married them, Norman Rose portrayed the minister. Minnix used the same ceremony for the couples he married as Cape May, NJ mayor from 1972 to 1976.

Thanks will81. I thought that Peggy O'Shea started in January, 1976.

1975: George Reinholt and Jacquie Courtney fired from Another World. Anthony George quit Search for Tomorrow. William Gray Espy left The Young and the Restless.

I remember that scene, just about fell off the couch. As for bed scenes, Jo had some with Tony that were somewhat frisky.

Ann Marcus was the headwriter in June, 1975, when Tony's death scene aired. Peggy O'Shea did not start until 1976.

My collection includes the following: Both of Me by Mary Stuart The Wonderful World of TV Soap Operas, From Ma Perkins to Mary Hartman, Soap World by Robert LaGuardia Whistling Girl by Ann Marcus Writing the Soaps by Jean Rouverol Super Soaps by Jane Cutler et al Soaps by Manuela Soares All My Afternoons by Annie Gilbert Inside the Soaps by Paul Denis Soap Opera Almanac by Ron Lachmann Soap Opera Encyclopedia by Chris Schemering Soap Opera Encyclopedia by Gerard Waggett Worlds Without End OLTL, AW, ATWT, BB hardcover books Kim Zimmer, Jeanne Cooper and Ruth Warrick autobiographies. There are more, just have to dig them out.

George Gaynes was the first recast. Roy Shuman was playing Sam when the character was killed off. Robert Loggia played Tony Vincente while Tony George was recovering from lung surgery in 1973.

Margaret Whitton appeared on Search for Tomorrow using the name of Peggy Whitton. She played Claire Hart in 1971.

Len's twin brother was named Jamie.

Also, Carl Low (Dr. Bob Rogers) appeared as Colonel Hutchinson for an episode.

Just a reminder, Search for Tomorrow premiered 62 years ago today.