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Father, Helen watch her film. Producer Helen Won Six Awards With Her Movie
Father, Helen watch her film. Producer Helen Won Six Awards With Her Movie

Father, Helen watch her film. Producer Helen Won Six Awards With Her Movie

Date4/13/1961
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Original Toronto Star caption: Father, Helen watch her film. Producer Helen Won Six Awards With Her Movie.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089749F
Marilyn Lightstone happily clutches the best actress prize she won last night at the Canadian Film Awards presentations for her role in the movie Lies My Father Told Me
Marilyn Lightstone happily clutches the best actress prize she won last night at the Canadian Film Awards presentations for her role in the movie Lies My Father Told Me
10/24/1976
Helen Winston. Movie won awards
Helen Winston. Movie won awards
10/14/1971
Helen Shaver (best actress) and Richard Gabourie (best actor) enjoy prizes at the Canadian Film Awards ceremonies in Ryerson Theatre last night. [Incomplete]
Helen Shaver (best actress) and Richard Gabourie (best actor) enjoy prizes at the Canadian Film Awards ceremonies in Ryerson Theatre last night. [Incomplete]
9/21/1978
N.Y. Film producer Helen Winston. New career looms in her home town of Toronto
N.Y. Film producer Helen Winston. New career looms in her home town of Toronto
10/14/1971
Director of the movie Slipstream, David Acomba last night received best director award from Vi Crone, co-chairman of Canadian Film Awards, at special (...)
Director of the movie Slipstream, David Acomba last night received best director award from Vi Crone, co-chairman of Canadian Film Awards, at special (...)
11/8/1973
Another star who may come back to the screen is Helen Hayes and a deal is said pending to star her in the film version of her next play
Another star who may come back to the screen is Helen Hayes and a deal is said pending to star her in the film version of her next play
1/21/1948
Educational TV producer Michael Spivak, who works at the new Channel 19 and has won awards with his programs, says, If I can just make them (Students)(...)
Educational TV producer Michael Spivak, who works at the new Channel 19 and has won awards with his programs, says, If I can just make them (Students)(...)
7/31/1970
Marching on to victory. Putting their best feet forward and holding their hopes high, six nominees for Canadian Film Awards yesterday banded together (...)
Marching on to victory. Putting their best feet forward and holding their hopes high, six nominees for Canadian Film Awards yesterday banded together (...)
9/19/1978
Darryl Zanuck (Left) Rewards Claude Jutra, Jutra won 8 of 12 awards but his film hasn't been seen in Quebec
Darryl Zanuck (Left) Rewards Claude Jutra, Jutra won 8 of 12 awards but his film hasn't been seen in Quebec
10/1/1971
Quebec director Denys Arcand accepts a Genie award in Toronto last night for his movie, The Decline Of The American Empire. The film won eight Genies (...)
Quebec director Denys Arcand accepts a Genie award in Toronto last night for his movie, The Decline Of The American Empire. The film won eight Genies (...)
3/18/1987
If they could see me now . . . Jackie Burroughs proudly displays the award she won last night as Best Supporting Actress for her role in the movie the Grey Fox, which won seven Genies
If they could see me now . . . Jackie Burroughs proudly displays the award she won last night as Best Supporting Actress for her role in the movie the Grey Fox, which won seven Genies
3/23/1983
Three in a row: Helen Shaver, here for a TV film, Flight Of The Innocent star Federico Pacifico, and Chaz Ebert, wife of film critic Roger, at Sutton Place
Three in a row: Helen Shaver, here for a TV film, Flight Of The Innocent star Federico Pacifico, and Chaz Ebert, wife of film critic Roger, at Sutton Place
9/11/1993