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Anthony Palmer, star of the play Puntila, He'd be set, he says, if the production had only been in New York
Anthony Palmer, star of the play Puntila, He'd be set, he says, if the production had only been in New York

Anthony Palmer, star of the play Puntila, He'd be set, he says, if the production had only been in New York

Date3/19/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Anthony Palmer, star of the play Puntila, He'd be set, he says, if the production had only been in New York.
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