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Shyelayne Marshall, 11, left, performs a song from the musical The Me Nobody Knows with her brothers and sisters, David, 8, Eve, 7, and Tamara, 6. The(...)
Shyelayne Marshall, 11, left, performs a song from the musical The Me Nobody Knows with her brothers and sisters, David, 8, Eve, 7, and Tamara, 6. The(...)

Shyelayne Marshall, 11, left, performs a song from the musical The Me Nobody Knows with her brothers and sisters, David, 8, Eve, 7, and Tamara, 6. The(...)

Date10/22/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shyelayne Marshall; 11; left; performs a song from the musical The Me Nobody Knows with her brothers and sisters; David; 8; Eve; 7; and Tamara; 6. The children's mother; Mrs. Merle-Anne Marshall; watches. The show opens tomorrow night at the Crest Theatre. In addition to her own acting career; Mrs. Marshall keeps busy escorting her four children to various jobs as actors; models; singers and dancers.
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The me nobody knows opens at the Crest Theatre tomorrow after preview performances running last week
The me nobody knows opens at the Crest Theatre tomorrow after preview performances running last week
10/24/1970
Theatre Scenes Named - Me Nobody Knows, The
Theatre Scenes Named - Me Nobody Knows, The
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Theatre Scenes Named - Me Nobody Knows, The
Theatre Scenes Named - Me Nobody Knows, The
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