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No one enjoys his Scotch shortbread more than Tom Harvey himself does
No one enjoys his Scotch shortbread more than Tom Harvey himself does

No one enjoys his Scotch shortbread more than Tom Harvey himself does

Date11/7/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: No one enjoys his Scotch shortbread more than Tom Harvey himself does. With a typical dinner menu he would serve the shortbread and chocolate mousse for dessert. The actors like to serve dishes they can make ahead of time and they also choose recipes easy enough for them to prepare. They collect recipes while on tour.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0053764F
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