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Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women

Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women

Date8/7/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women.
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Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
8/7/1986
Marti Maraden: Director of Waiting For The Parade can now watch actors and see how vulnerable they are
Marti Maraden: Director of Waiting For The Parade can now watch actors and see how vulnerable they are
12/11/1991
Marti Maraden: Scores perfectly in Waiting For The Parade, New York Post critic Clive Barnes says
Marti Maraden: Scores perfectly in Waiting For The Parade, New York Post critic Clive Barnes says
1/28/1981
The Stratford festival's Marti Maraden
The Stratford festival's Marti Maraden
6/24/1978
In front of Shirley Anne, one of the characters she plays in her one-woman show Turning 30 at the Adelaide Court Theatre, Cheryl Cashman ponders quiz
In front of Shirley Anne, one of the characters she plays in her one-woman show Turning 30 at the Adelaide Court Theatre, Cheryl Cashman ponders quiz
4/29/1980
Todd Waite: Plays nine characters, including (from left) a waiter, the major role of enjoiras, a judge and a policeman
Todd Waite: Plays nine characters, including (from left) a waiter, the major role of enjoiras, a judge and a policeman
12/29/1989
Todd Waite: Plays nine characters, including (from left) a waiter, the major role of enjoiras, a judge and a policeman
Todd Waite: Plays nine characters, including (from left) a waiter, the major role of enjoiras, a judge and a policeman
12/20/1989
Todd Waite: Plays nine characters, including (from left) a waiter, the major role of enjoiras, a judge and a policeman
Todd Waite: Plays nine characters, including (from left) a waiter, the major role of enjoiras, a judge and a policeman
12/20/1989
Todd Waite: Plays nine characters, including (from left) a waiter, the major role of enjoiras, a judge and a policeman
Todd Waite: Plays nine characters, including (from left) a waiter, the major role of enjoiras, a judge and a policeman
12/20/1989
Star quality, Sarah Polley's one busy actress these days, what with her starring role in The Adventures Of Baron Muchausen, auditioning for the Cher movie, Mermaids, and other movie and TV roles
Star quality, Sarah Polley's one busy actress these days, what with her starring role in The Adventures Of Baron Muchausen, auditioning for the Cher movie, Mermaids, and other movie and TV roles
5/29/1989
Their marriage in crisis, a young couple are looking for advice from Dr. Ernest Moss, director of the Ontario Centre for Personality Development. Dr. Moss thinks that the confusion men and women have about their roles today causes problems in some marriages. The women's liberation movement has made some women more sexually aggressive and the effect can cause the husband to become temporarily impotent, the psychological says.
Their marriage in crisis, a young couple are looking for advice from Dr. Ernest Moss, director of the Ontario Centre for Personality Development. Dr. Moss thinks that the confusion men and women have about their roles today causes problems in some marriages. The women's liberation movement has made some women more sexually aggressive and the effect can cause the husband to become temporarily impotent, the psychological says.
1/29/1975
Typical of thousands of young women who play important roles in the war-time scene is Mary Spellan, accountant in Research's glass-making department
Typical of thousands of young women who play important roles in the war-time scene is Mary Spellan, accountant in Research's glass-making department
2/27/1943