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Patricia Collins and Gerard Parkes most successfully capture playwright Jean Anouilh's mordant spirit in Theatre Plus Production of Waltz of the Torea(...)
Patricia Collins and Gerard Parkes most successfully capture playwright Jean Anouilh's mordant spirit in Theatre Plus Production of Waltz of the Torea(...)

Patricia Collins and Gerard Parkes most successfully capture playwright Jean Anouilh's mordant spirit in Theatre Plus Production of Waltz of the Torea(...)

Date7/21/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Patricia Collins and Gerard Parkes most successfully capture playwright Jean Anouilh's mordant spirit in Theatre Plus Production of Waltz of the Toreadors; says Star staff writer Gina Mallet. Parkes has all the makings of a hopeless twinkling lecher and Collins is right as daffy Mademoiselle de St. Euverte.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103282F
Director and actor, Calvin Butler (right) is the artistic director of Theatre Fountainhead, which is staging the play Sus, with Gerard Parkes, who plays a bigoted British policeman in the production
Director and actor, Calvin Butler (right) is the artistic director of Theatre Fountainhead, which is staging the play Sus, with Gerard Parkes, who plays a bigoted British policeman in the production
3/26/1984
Gordon Thomson, Patricia Collins and Jack Creley opened last night in new production of Noel Coward revue at Theatre In The Dell and Charles Pope says(...)
Gordon Thomson, Patricia Collins and Jack Creley opened last night in new production of Noel Coward revue at Theatre In The Dell and Charles Pope says(...)
10/20/1970
Anonymous' Actor Gerard Parkes, He won award in film Isabel playing old man
Anonymous' Actor Gerard Parkes, He won award in film Isabel playing old man
10/9/1968
Back on stage in Toronto after an absence of five years, Patricia Collins rehearses for Wednesday's opening of Waltz of The Toreadors at St. Lawrence Centre. My big return, she laughingly calls it
Back on stage in Toronto after an absence of five years, Patricia Collins rehearses for Wednesday's opening of Waltz of The Toreadors at St. Lawrence Centre. My big return, she laughingly calls it
7/9/1976
Jack Crelgy, Patricia Collins and Gordon Thomson
Jack Crelgy, Patricia Collins and Gordon Thomson
10/19/1970
Jack Crelgy, Patricia Collins
Jack Crelgy, Patricia Collins
n.d.
Albert Millaire and Patricia Collins star in Let's Get A Divorce, at the St
Albert Millaire and Patricia Collins star in Let's Get A Divorce, at the St
3/31/1977
G. Harry Parkes (c. circa 1925)
G. Harry Parkes (c. circa 1925)
1930
Star man in army, Arthur E. Parkes, 25, of Queen St. E., unitl last week a member of the stereotype department of The Toronto Star, is now a gunner in the Royal Canadian Artillery
Star man in army, Arthur E. Parkes, 25, of Queen St. E., unitl last week a member of the stereotype department of The Toronto Star, is now a gunner in the Royal Canadian Artillery
3/1/1943
L-R Patricia Robitaille, Don McKellar (Everyman) and Michelle Griffith in Young People's Theatre production of Everyman, a Summer Theatre Camp presentation
L-R Patricia Robitaille, Don McKellar (Everyman) and Michelle Griffith in Young People's Theatre production of Everyman, a Summer Theatre Camp presentation
8/1/1980
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
3/29/1982
R.H. Thomson and Fiona Reid in ashes. Phoenix Theatre's production is the most riveting playing in town
R.H. Thomson and Fiona Reid in ashes. Phoenix Theatre's production is the most riveting playing in town
5/16/1978