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Somewhere over the rainbow there's a lesson to be learned in energy conservation and recycling, and that's the object of a play called the Wiser of Of(...)
Somewhere over the rainbow there's a lesson to be learned in energy conservation and recycling, and that's the object of a play called the Wiser of Of(...)

Somewhere over the rainbow there's a lesson to be learned in energy conservation and recycling, and that's the object of a play called the Wiser of Of(...)

Date7/14/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Somewhere over the rainbow there's a lesson to be learned in energy conservation and recycling; and that's the object of a play called the Wiser of Off being presented for children at Ontario Science Centre by a federally sponsored theatre troupe of seven Metro actors. It's a parody on Wizard of Oz. Susan Horodezky (left) plays the Lion; Kevia mcCormick is Scarecrow; Ted Genova is Tin Man; and Seana Mckenna plays Dorothy.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103284F
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