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Jerry Rannow Official Website. Before Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett there was MABEL.
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About the Author. JERRY RANNOW was hugely responsible for...
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A novel with a sense of humor. In the era of silent films,...
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Veteran television writer/producer Jerry Rannow gives...
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Jerry Rannow was born on June 1, 1939 in Racine, Wisconsin, USA. He is a writer, known for Welcome Back, Kotter (1975), Head of the Class (1986) and Small Wonder (1985).
He is onstage as the male lead of The Naples Players upcoming production of the two-character “Kalamazoo” from March 29 to April 22. The Michelle Kholos Brooks-Kelly Younger comedy has the genes of the shows Rannow acted in and wrote for: A lot of humor, a little poignancy and some pointed lessons.
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In this case the "students" are a senior couple, Peg and Irv, who master the wobbly dance of courtship only to find their biggest obstacles aren't their Roman Catholic and Jewish faiths. The fences are being built by their children, who had urged them to get out of the house in the first place. Both Rannow and his costar, Debbie Garnett, said they ...
"Comparatively, I had a longer run than most," Rannow said, relaxing in the men's dressing room before a rehearsal Tuesday. "I spent 30 years in California, 10 of it acting and 20 of it writing." During that time, he created commercials for everything from Hallmark cards to the now-defunct Barrelhead root beer. During his early years, he sold hot d...
What:Naples Players' production of a comedy about later-life romance complicated by children and cultures When:March 29-April 22; 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays; one Tuesday performance at 7:30 p.m. April 3 Where:Tobye Studio Theatre, 701 Fifth Ave. S., Naples Tickets:$40 To buy:naplesplayers.org, 2...
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Jan 7, 2009 · Racine native Jerry Rannow made a name for himself during the heyday of situation comedies penning scripts for television sitcoms like "Happy Days," "Welcome Back Kotter," and "Head of the...
