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King Lear: Canadians across the country are being denied the chance to see Peter Ustinov in the televised role of King Lear because of a squabble over imported talent at Stratford
King Lear: Canadians across the country are being denied the chance to see Peter Ustinov in the televised role of King Lear because of a squabble over imported talent at Stratford

King Lear: Canadians across the country are being denied the chance to see Peter Ustinov in the televised role of King Lear because of a squabble over imported talent at Stratford

Date10/19/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: King Lear: Canadians across the country are being denied the chance to see Peter Ustinov in the televised role of King Lear because of a squabble over imported talent at Stratford.
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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_0087244F
Costume design: King Lear
Costume design: King Lear
2006
Costume design #2: King Lear
Costume design #2: King Lear
2006
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