 He continued to act in stage productions, such as Molière's "The Gay Invalid" opposite future horror star Peter Cushing, and acting as the MC at an evening of old-fashioned music hall entertainment.His last two films were each three episodes of the television series "Inspector Morley" cobbled together for theatrical release.A version of "Spring-Heeled Jack" starring Slaughter was one of the first live TV plays mounted by the BBC after the war.