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Rollers fans want Goddard's scalp
Rollers fans want Goddard's scalp

Rollers fans want Goddard's scalp

Date9/27/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rollers fans want Goddard's scalp. First it was angry letters denouncing Star rock critic Peter Goddard's views on the Bay City Rollers. Now they're after his scalp. angry fans Staurday paraded outside The Star building at One Yonge St. to further voice protests about his reviews.
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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_0101693F
Fans don't show affection for Bay City Rollers by defening innocent bystanders with screams, nor to push, shove and trample other fans out of the way,(...)
Fans don't show affection for Bay City Rollers by defening innocent bystanders with screams, nor to push, shove and trample other fans out of the way,(...)
8/11/1976
Five young Scottish rock stars, the Bay City Rollers, wave and smile at the thousands of fans who thronged Nathan Phillips Square yesterday. But mobs (...)
Five young Scottish rock stars, the Bay City Rollers, wave and smile at the thousands of fans who thronged Nathan Phillips Square yesterday. But mobs (...)
6/28/1976
Hysterical fans scream as Bay City Rollers performed in Toronto Aug
Hysterical fans scream as Bay City Rollers performed in Toronto Aug
8/11/1976
Music Groups Named - Bay City Rollers (Fans)
Music Groups Named - Bay City Rollers (Fans)
8/11/1976
Bay City Rollers fans
Bay City Rollers fans
8/11/1976
Fans jam Nathan Phillips Square for glimpse of Bay City Rollers
Fans jam Nathan Phillips Square for glimpse of Bay City Rollers
6/27/1976
Heart and Excitement prostrated dozens of youngsters as about 2,000 Bay City Rollers fans swarmed outside CHUM radio station on Yonge St. yesterday tr(...)
Heart and Excitement prostrated dozens of youngsters as about 2,000 Bay City Rollers fans swarmed outside CHUM radio station on Yonge St. yesterday tr(...)
8/11/1976
The sceams started 30 minutes before the Bay City Rollers even stepped on the CNE Grandstand stage last night, says Star rock critic Peter Goddard in (...)
The sceams started 30 minutes before the Bay City Rollers even stepped on the CNE Grandstand stage last night, says Star rock critic Peter Goddard in (...)
8/22/1977
Lead singer Les McKeown has made enormous improvement in the year since the Bay City Rollers were last in Toronto, says Peter Goddard of his performan(...)
Lead singer Les McKeown has made enormous improvement in the year since the Bay City Rollers were last in Toronto, says Peter Goddard of his performan(...)
8/22/1977
Rollers' Fan meets her heroes. Envy of every Tartan Terror, 11-year-old Sherrie Lee Human of Havelock had her picture taken with Bay City Rollers yest(...)
Rollers' Fan meets her heroes. Envy of every Tartan Terror, 11-year-old Sherrie Lee Human of Havelock had her picture taken with Bay City Rollers yest(...)
8/23/1977
A hot soloist at Bourbon St. this week, Billy Butterfield has learned to survive and flow with the tide, according to Star jazz critic Peter Goddard's(...)
A hot soloist at Bourbon St. this week, Billy Butterfield has learned to survive and flow with the tide, according to Star jazz critic Peter Goddard's(...)
3/28/1978
A smoothly professional artist, is Peter Goddard's description of country singer Loretta Lynn, who gave two concerts with Sonny James, Nat Stuckey and Johnny Russell at Massey Hall Saturday night
A smoothly professional artist, is Peter Goddard's description of country singer Loretta Lynn, who gave two concerts with Sonny James, Nat Stuckey and Johnny Russell at Massey Hall Saturday night
6/1/1975