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MacDonald: Jabbing critic
MacDonald: Jabbing critic

MacDonald: Jabbing critic

Date10/11/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: MacDonald: Jabbing critic
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021006F
San Diego Mariners' goalie Ernie Wakely didn't get down in time to prevent Frank Mahovlich (27) of Toros from jabbing power play goal into net during (...)
San Diego Mariners' goalie Ernie Wakely didn't get down in time to prevent Frank Mahovlich (27) of Toros from jabbing power play goal into net during (...)
2/26/1975
The best and the worst of Harold Town, according to art critic Gary Michael Dault, can be seen at the MacDonald Block, 900 Bay St. Dault says Town is (...)
The best and the worst of Harold Town, according to art critic Gary Michael Dault, can be seen at the MacDonald Block, 900 Bay St. Dault says Town is (...)
12/17/1975
Janet Blair gets Uptight about critics, Ain't it a shame, says Mame, that critics have to criticize
Janet Blair gets Uptight about critics, Ain't it a shame, says Mame, that critics have to criticize
2/11/1969
Tennis is a way of life for Dr. John MacDonald, his wife, Madeleine, and their eight children. In fine form at Moore Park Tennis Club - which they dominate - are, from left: Fraser, Kathy, Dr. MacDonald, John, Barbara, Hilary, Marie, Jennifer, Mrs. MacDonald
Tennis is a way of life for Dr. John MacDonald, his wife, Madeleine, and their eight children. In fine form at Moore Park Tennis Club - which they dominate - are, from left: Fraser, Kathy, Dr. MacDonald, John, Barbara, Hilary, Marie, Jennifer, Mrs. MacDonald
6/12/1977
Happy couple: Donald Macdonald, Canada's high commissioner to London, yesterday married Adrian Macdonald, ex-wife of Liberal colleague Otto Lang.
Happy couple: Donald Macdonald, Canada's high commissioner to London, yesterday married Adrian Macdonald, ex-wife of Liberal colleague Otto Lang.
9/11/1988
Tells of struggle: Sandra MacDonald, 17-year-old daughter of NDP leader Donald MacDonald, told of seeing police force a man into car.
Tells of struggle: Sandra MacDonald, 17-year-old daughter of NDP leader Donald MacDonald, told of seeing police force a man into car.
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MacDonald defended the bill today at Ontario police authority meeting in Royal York and Judge Bruce J.S. MacDonald
MacDonald defended the bill today at Ontario police authority meeting in Royal York and Judge Bruce J.S. MacDonald
3/20/1964
King St. clan: Choreographer Brian Macdonald and regular financial backer Ed Mirvish with posters for The Mikado, which gamered a pair of Tony Award nominations for Macdonald. The choreographer plans to take The Mikado to Australia next year.
King St. clan: Choreographer Brian Macdonald and regular financial backer Ed Mirvish with posters for The Mikado, which gamered a pair of Tony Award nominations for Macdonald. The choreographer plans to take The Mikado to Australia next year.
1/26/1987
Scary time: Kimberly MacDonald-Ross comforts son Christopher while boyfriend David Pollock look on yesterday at the scene where Joel MacDonald-Ross, 6, was pulled from a creek
Scary time: Kimberly MacDonald-Ross comforts son Christopher while boyfriend David Pollock look on yesterday at the scene where Joel MacDonald-Ross, 6, was pulled from a creek
7/28/1993
L to R. Mr MacDonald (Ms Mrs) Margine Crastble Brig. E. Bren Mr. Alex MacDonald (father)
L to R. Mr MacDonald (Ms Mrs) Margine Crastble Brig. E. Bren Mr. Alex MacDonald (father)
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Freddie Hubbard: Being a star in jazz doesn't count as much as being consistent: critic Peter Goddard says: and this trumpeter's as consistent as they come
Freddie Hubbard: Being a star in jazz doesn't count as much as being consistent: critic Peter Goddard says: and this trumpeter's as consistent as they come
4/17/1983
Urban wildlife: Critic Chris Hume says that even in the March gloom, Toronto's wall posters are like colorful plants that spring up overnight on our cold city streets
Urban wildlife: Critic Chris Hume says that even in the March gloom, Toronto's wall posters are like colorful plants that spring up overnight on our cold city streets
15 March 1992