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Nick Mancuso burst onto Toronto's alternate theatre scene a couple of years ago, now he's reading movie scripts
Nick Mancuso burst onto Toronto's alternate theatre scene a couple of years ago, now he's reading movie scripts

Nick Mancuso burst onto Toronto's alternate theatre scene a couple of years ago, now he's reading movie scripts

Date3/30/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Nick Mancuso burst onto Toronto's alternate theatre scene a couple of years ago; now he's reading movie scripts
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065193F
Pat McCormick, Writes movie scripts now
Pat McCormick, Writes movie scripts now
3/17/1978
Basic Training: Tony Rosa, founder of Brampton's Theatre Showcase for children 7 to 15, goes over scripts with students, from the left, Lindsay Coleman, Kristopher Giles, and Eric Giles in his living room
Basic Training: Tony Rosa, founder of Brampton's Theatre Showcase for children 7 to 15, goes over scripts with students, from the left, Lindsay Coleman, Kristopher Giles, and Eric Giles in his living room
10/16/1991
Paradise lost's Nick Mancuso. He hadn't heard of Odets
Paradise lost's Nick Mancuso. He hadn't heard of Odets
3/30/1976
Dianne Heatherington has burst onto the local scene like fireworks with a club act that's loud and musically eclectic, yet intimate. Its keynote is ho(...)
Dianne Heatherington has burst onto the local scene like fireworks with a club act that's loud and musically eclectic, yet intimate. Its keynote is ho(...)
5/17/1977
Treat for hometown crowd. Toronto's Martha and The Muffins started five years ago as part of the Queen St. New Wave scene. Saturday night the group played to 2,300 people at Kingswood Music Theatre
Treat for hometown crowd. Toronto's Martha and The Muffins started five years ago as part of the Queen St. New Wave scene. Saturday night the group played to 2,300 people at Kingswood Music Theatre
8/26/1984
Nick Mancuso
Nick Mancuso
4/21/1985
Nick Mancuso
Nick Mancuso
n.d.
They're an unlikely Couple, not the movie's writer or director Cameron Crowe, who went back to school under cover at age 21 (he's 31 now) to write the(...)
They're an unlikely Couple, not the movie's writer or director Cameron Crowe, who went back to school under cover at age 21 (he's 31 now) to write the(...)
4/10/1989
Dr. Ben Schlesinger of the University of Toronto's School of Social Work studied 96 Metro second marriages two years ago. The study noted couples foun(...)
Dr. Ben Schlesinger of the University of Toronto's School of Social Work studied 96 Metro second marriages two years ago. The study noted couples foun(...)
3/12/1973
The original script for next year's CBC Canada Day TV special called for Toronto's popular singer or songwriter Murray McLauchlan to roll along Bay St(...)
The original script for next year's CBC Canada Day TV special called for Toronto's popular singer or songwriter Murray McLauchlan to roll along Bay St(...)
10/18/1984
On the right track: Renowed architect Ralph Erskine of Sweden says Toronto's downtown and waterfront areas will undergo an exciting transformation by the year 2001. Where railways now divide city dwellers from the lake. Erskine sees gardens, housing, shops and theatres springing up over the next 20 years - adding new life to the city. But he wants that Metro's highrise suburbs could become ghettos.
On the right track: Renowed architect Ralph Erskine of Sweden says Toronto's downtown and waterfront areas will undergo an exciting transformation by the year 2001. Where railways now divide city dwellers from the lake. Erskine sees gardens, housing, shops and theatres springing up over the next 20 years - adding new life to the city. But he wants that Metro's highrise suburbs could become ghettos.
11/4/1981
Old Pal: York University professor Charlie McMillan, top left, quit as Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's policy adviser two years ago but he's still a force behind the scenes and the mastermind behind the Halifax forum designed to put Canada back in the mainstream of research and development
Old Pal: York University professor Charlie McMillan, top left, quit as Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's policy adviser two years ago but he's still a force behind the scenes and the mastermind behind the Halifax forum designed to put Canada back in the mainstream of research and development
6/24/1982