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Enjoying a shmooze with his buddies on Spadina Ave
Enjoying a shmooze with his buddies on Spadina Ave

Enjoying a shmooze with his buddies on Spadina Ave

Date10/15/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Enjoying a shmooze with his buddies on Spadina Ave., comedian Myron Cohen (centre) exchanged witticisms with furrier Norman Rogul (beard) and retired coat manufacturer Barney Sutin, 92 (right) at Shopsy's Delicatessen yesterday. Cohen opened Monday night for two weeks at the Royal York Hotel's Imperial Room. Former textile salesman earns $500,000 a year in career spanning 25 years.
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