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Sad story of her youth is told by actress Patty Duke , now 40, in her autobiography Call Me Anna
Sad story of her youth is told by actress Patty Duke , now 40, in her autobiography Call Me Anna

Sad story of her youth is told by actress Patty Duke , now 40, in her autobiography Call Me Anna

Date7/23/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sad story of her youth is told by actress Patty Duke ; now 40; in her autobiography Call Me Anna. 'Anna Marie is dead;' her managers told her at the age of 7. 'You're Patty now.'
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0044863F
If they could see me now . . . Jackie Burroughs proudly displays the award she won last night as Best Supporting Actress for her role in the movie the Grey Fox, which won seven Genies
If they could see me now . . . Jackie Burroughs proudly displays the award she won last night as Best Supporting Actress for her role in the movie the Grey Fox, which won seven Genies
3/23/1983
Patty Duke has known jerry Lewis for 25 years but never worked with him before
Patty Duke has known jerry Lewis for 25 years but never worked with him before
1/28/1987
Patty Duke's childhood of sorrows
Patty Duke's childhood of sorrows
7/25/1987
CBS Records marketing director Charles Camilleri, left, meets actress Patty Weaver of The Young and The Restless and actor Lloyd Bochner
CBS Records marketing director Charles Camilleri, left, meets actress Patty Weaver of The Young and The Restless and actor Lloyd Bochner
1/30/1988
Taborah Johnson: Actress preferred a trendy, hippy style when she acted in Hair in 1970, but now prefers a looser look with her eclectic and humorous wardrobe
Taborah Johnson: Actress preferred a trendy, hippy style when she acted in Hair in 1970, but now prefers a looser look with her eclectic and humorous wardrobe
12/4/1987
Gloria Jean in the '40s. Her first film, The Underpup, made her a star at age 11
Gloria Jean in the '40s. Her first film, The Underpup, made her a star at age 11
3/1/1940
Actress Frances Hyland studies Candida script in her Rosedale flat
Actress Frances Hyland studies Candida script in her Rosedale flat
4/17/1970
Private man: Sweet Bird of Youth co-star Charles During says he was once told that it was fortunate he is an actor because otherwise he'd probably be a murderer
Private man: Sweet Bird of Youth co-star Charles During says he was once told that it was fortunate he is an actor because otherwise he'd probably be a murderer
4/26/1988
Marilyn Lightstone happily clutches the best actress prize she won last night at the Canadian Film Awards presentations for her role in the movie Lies My Father Told Me
Marilyn Lightstone happily clutches the best actress prize she won last night at the Canadian Film Awards presentations for her role in the movie Lies My Father Told Me
10/24/1976
His beef: Michael Davidson of the Kensington Patty Palace holds a stack of what he has known all his life as patties - but which authorities now have told him are meat pies.
His beef: Michael Davidson of the Kensington Patty Palace holds a stack of what he has known all his life as patties - but which authorities now have told him are meat pies.
2/15/1985
Easygoing style: Singer and actress Petula Clark says fashion isn't terribly important to her, although her closet is crammed with clothes made by her dressmakers and by Yves Saint Laurent
Easygoing style: Singer and actress Petula Clark says fashion isn't terribly important to her, although her closet is crammed with clothes made by her dressmakers and by Yves Saint Laurent
4/10/1986
Garrick HagonéActor. ''They tell me weird stories of my mother holding me in the shelter and me saying, 'Bombs go boom, boom.''' Thus Garrick Hagon re(...)
Garrick HagonéActor. ''They tell me weird stories of my mother holding me in the shelter and me saying, 'Bombs go boom, boom.''' Thus Garrick Hagon re(...)
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