English: Christine Ebersole, the Broadway actress-singer-comedienne who became a star almost overnight last summer when she took over the leading female role in "Camelot" opposite actor Richard Burton, is the final addition to the new repertory company of NBC-TV "Saturday Night Live" which returns for its 7th season October 3.
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