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For a Fella who never worked a day in his life, just kept singin', Mrs
For a Fella who never worked a day in his life, just kept singin', Mrs

For a Fella who never worked a day in his life, just kept singin', Mrs

Date6/28/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: For a Fella who never worked a day in his life, just kept singin', Mrs. Rogers' boy Kenny created quite a commotion last night at Ontario Place's Forum. More than 6,500 of the faithful turned up to cheer his every note. Rogers, writes critic Kevin Boland, brought a presence that pulled every corner of the crowd to him.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077114F
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