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The mousetrap James Leahy, pours champagne for Rita Tuckett and Garnet Truax, after their 1,000th performance
The mousetrap James Leahy, pours champagne for Rita Tuckett and Garnet Truax, after their 1,000th performance

The mousetrap James Leahy, pours champagne for Rita Tuckett and Garnet Truax, after their 1,000th performance

Date7/25/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: The mousetrap James Leahy; pours champagne for Rita Tuckett and Garnet Truax; after their 1;000th performance.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103464F
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