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John Travolta gilds his Lily and Lily Tomlin returns his favors in a build-up of their younger man-older woman romantic film Moment by Moment
John Travolta gilds his Lily and Lily Tomlin returns his favors in a build-up of their younger man-older woman romantic film Moment by Moment

John Travolta gilds his Lily and Lily Tomlin returns his favors in a build-up of their younger man-older woman romantic film Moment by Moment

Date12/13/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: John Travolta gilds his Lily and Lily Tomlin returns his favors in a build-up of their younger man-older woman romantic film Moment by Moment
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0085256F
Is it true love? Tomlin, Travolta promote new film with hugs, kisses and compliments
Is it true love? Tomlin, Travolta promote new film with hugs, kisses and compliments
12/13/1978
Helping out: Jane Fonda (left) donated $5,000 to Union Emergency Fund and Lily Tomlin will do her part by performing tonight at Benefit show for Stikers in Hollywood Bowl
Helping out: Jane Fonda (left) donated $5,000 to Union Emergency Fund and Lily Tomlin will do her part by performing tonight at Benefit show for Stikers in Hollywood Bowl
12/13/1978
Lily Tomlin
Lily Tomlin
12/13/1978
Lily Tomlin
Lily Tomlin
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Warner: Speaker favors a moment of silence
Warner: Speaker favors a moment of silence
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CS Travolta Tomlin 6 Crop (head and shoulders
CS Travolta Tomlin 6 Crop (head and shoulders
12/13/1978
New mayor for Uxbridge. The four-way race for the mayor's chair in Uxbridge was won last night by pharmacist Gord Davie, 40, in his first try for political office. Watching the election returns in his living-room he is flanked by campaign workers Bev Fellows (left) and Mary Lettau. Although he didn't campaign specifically on the issue. Davie was regarded by many citizens as an anti-penitentiary candidate. Major issue was proposed to build a $13 million prison reception centre in the township.
New mayor for Uxbridge. The four-way race for the mayor's chair in Uxbridge was won last night by pharmacist Gord Davie, 40, in his first try for political office. Watching the election returns in his living-room he is flanked by campaign workers Bev Fellows (left) and Mary Lettau. Although he didn't campaign specifically on the issue. Davie was regarded by many citizens as an anti-penitentiary candidate. Major issue was proposed to build a $13 million prison reception centre in the township.
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Helping a friend, John Munro, centre, head of the Canadian Transport Commission, and his wife Lily joked with Walter Gordon, a former Liberal finance (...)
Helping a friend, John Munro, centre, head of the Canadian Transport Commission, and his wife Lily joked with Walter Gordon, a former Liberal finance (...)
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His Vision: Kuujjuarapik Mayor Anthony Ittoshat, who favors an independent inuit state, speaks of Quebec trying to impose French on his people.
His Vision: Kuujjuarapik Mayor Anthony Ittoshat, who favors an independent inuit state, speaks of Quebec trying to impose French on his people.
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Top photo, Ronald Oelbaum with his wife Annette, centre, and his mother, Lily Oelbaum
Top photo, Ronald Oelbaum with his wife Annette, centre, and his mother, Lily Oelbaum
5/2/1988
Top photo, Ronald Oelbaum with his wife Annette, centre, and his mother, Lily Oelbaum
Top photo, Ronald Oelbaum with his wife Annette, centre, and his mother, Lily Oelbaum
5/2/1988
Ready to govern: Prime minister-elect Pierre Trudeau sports an Alberta lily in his lapel, replacing his one-famous rose, as he leaves a 55-minue meeting with Governor-General Ed Schreyer in Ottawa
Ready to govern: Prime minister-elect Pierre Trudeau sports an Alberta lily in his lapel, replacing his one-famous rose, as he leaves a 55-minue meeting with Governor-General Ed Schreyer in Ottawa
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