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David Mayerovitch. Editor: Les brûlés. David Mayerovitch is known for Les brûlés (1959), Les mains nettes (1958) and Que Dieu vous soit en aide (1956).
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David Mayerovitch. Writer: The Wayne & Shuster Show. David Mayerovitch is known for The Wayne & Shuster Show (1955), The Wayne & Shuster Comedy Special (1967) and Coming Up Rosie (1975).
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David Mayerovitch is known as an Editor. Some of their work includes Washed Hands, Louis-Joseph Papineau: The Demi-God, Two Countries, One Street, Ordeal by Ice, Mystery in the Kitchen, Les Brûlés, Tickets s.v.p, and Peoples of the Skeena.
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- A Brilliant Career
- Mayerovitch Joins The NFB
- Canada Carries on
“Mayo” is not short for mayonnaise, but for “Harry Mayerovitch.” With a brilliant career that spanned nearly a century, one could say that he had seen it all, as an accomplished painter, eminent architect (he built Brian Mulroney’s home), Duplessis-era caricaturist, World War II poster designer for the NFB, accordion player, collector, poet and aut...
In 1939, Canada entered World War II alongside Great Britain. Architecture projects were shut down. No longer able to work, Mayerovitch turned his attention to painting. He did it so well that one of his works entitled “Home Front” was exhibited at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Montreal. Stroke of luck! His painting captured the attention of famous a...
With the entry into war, the patriotic effort was pushed to the forefront in film production. The war changed how things were done, how things were seen… Even the animated film industry, in the guise of entertainment, got involved in the war effort. The battles were fought overseas, but the effects were felt all the way back in Canada by the entire...
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MAYEROVITCH, David. On Tuesday, December 9, 2003, in his ninety-third year. Beloved husband of Gilberte L'Estang. Dear brother of Harry, and the late Robert, and brother-in-law of Leba, Jocelyne, Charlotte, Guy, Carol, the late Lily, the late Albert, and the late Roger.
