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Jim Perry, 'I don't want to deal with people dressed up as bananas
Jim Perry, 'I don't want to deal with people dressed up as bananas

Jim Perry, 'I don't want to deal with people dressed up as bananas

Date3/4/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jim Perry, 'I don't want to deal with people dressed up as bananas.'
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073196F
Gifts and offerings of flowers, underclothes and bananas are thrown on stage as teenyboppers scream their approval of their idols. I can't bear it, sa(...)
Gifts and offerings of flowers, underclothes and bananas are thrown on stage as teenyboppers scream their approval of their idols. I can't bear it, sa(...)
6/2/1978
A man - made beach doesn't necessarily have to be a disaster as this stretch of palm-decorated sand at the Sea winds Hotel, now called Go Bananas, dem(...)
A man - made beach doesn't necessarily have to be a disaster as this stretch of palm-decorated sand at the Sea winds Hotel, now called Go Bananas, dem(...)
2/10/1978
Is one of these kids a future Hall of Famer? A baseball clinic for future George Bells and Jimmy Keys, sponsored by Chiquita bananas, was part of yest(...)
Is one of these kids a future Hall of Famer? A baseball clinic for future George Bells and Jimmy Keys, sponsored by Chiquita bananas, was part of yest(...)
5/30/1987
Coffee and Bananas make Guatemala prosperous and thi shotel in the capital, with a bath in each of its 120 rooms, is the country's finest. One-third o(...)
Coffee and Bananas make Guatemala prosperous and thi shotel in the capital, with a bath in each of its 120 rooms, is the country's finest. One-third o(...)
3/29/1947
Horticulturist Andrew Benn of Scarborough waters plants in his exotic tropical greenhouse where he grows sugar cane, orchids, pineapples and bananas along with regular vegetables. The native of Guyana is teaching courses on indoor and outdoor gardening for beginners and advanced gardeners. His classroom is his greenhouse in his backyard on Vauxhall Dr. Classes started today and will run for 8 weeks.
Horticulturist Andrew Benn of Scarborough waters plants in his exotic tropical greenhouse where he grows sugar cane, orchids, pineapples and bananas along with regular vegetables. The native of Guyana is teaching courses on indoor and outdoor gardening for beginners and advanced gardeners. His classroom is his greenhouse in his backyard on Vauxhall Dr. Classes started today and will run for 8 weeks.
9/15/1976
Taborah Johnson's bananas
Taborah Johnson's bananas
10/26/1978
Gathering food: Donovan Thomas, his wife Marcia Deans and their children Rosealet, 11, and Marvin, 7 months, gather bananas from the fields ravaged by Hurricane Gilbert
Gathering food: Donovan Thomas, his wife Marcia Deans and their children Rosealet, 11, and Marvin, 7 months, gather bananas from the fields ravaged by Hurricane Gilbert
9/18/1988
Crusader: I don't want people who read The Star to think I'm a confrontational fellow coming up here to tell us we are all wrong, Luis Palau says
Crusader: I don't want people who read The Star to think I'm a confrontational fellow coming up here to tell us we are all wrong, Luis Palau says
3/7/1992
James Turkington: He exercises several times a day because, he says, I don't want to stiffen up
James Turkington: He exercises several times a day because, he says, I don't want to stiffen up
8/31/1992
Linda Nicholson (tomato), Stuart Charlap (banana), Jim Lucas (Kiwi)
Linda Nicholson (tomato), Stuart Charlap (banana), Jim Lucas (Kiwi)
10/9/1993
Janet's composure never wavered. I don't want to rehash. I want to go ahead
Janet's composure never wavered. I don't want to rehash. I want to go ahead
10/27/1962
They don't want static: Paul Chato and Rick Green, right, don't want a hard time, they just want to hold up their half of the successful comedy team, the Frantics, now at Toronto Free Theatre
They don't want static: Paul Chato and Rick Green, right, don't want a hard time, they just want to hold up their half of the successful comedy team, the Frantics, now at Toronto Free Theatre
1/10/1984