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Ralph Young and Tony Sandler want to reach a TV audience that appreciates a repertoire of songs such as Autumn Leaves, Side by Side and Cabaret, the o(...)
Ralph Young and Tony Sandler want to reach a TV audience that appreciates a repertoire of songs such as Autumn Leaves, Side by Side and Cabaret, the o(...)

Ralph Young and Tony Sandler want to reach a TV audience that appreciates a repertoire of songs such as Autumn Leaves, Side by Side and Cabaret, the o(...)

Date2/17/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ralph Young and Tony Sandler want to reach a TV audience that appreciates a repertoire of songs such as Autumn Leaves, Side by Side and Cabaret, the older audience that Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck don't reach.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0078577F
Summer at the forum again. Doug Bennett of the band Doug And The Slugs appreciates a bit of audience participation at Ontario Place last night as the (...)
Summer at the forum again. Doug Bennett of the band Doug And The Slugs appreciates a bit of audience participation at Ontario Place last night as the (...)
5/18/1992
Ralph Sandler, Tony and Young
Ralph Sandler, Tony and Young
2/17/1970
Tony Sandler (right) and Ralph Young returned to Toronto last night with concert at the O'Keefe Centre
Tony Sandler (right) and Ralph Young returned to Toronto last night with concert at the O'Keefe Centre
12/16/1970
Rising stars Tony Sandler (left) and Ralph Young (second right) meet Mr
Rising stars Tony Sandler (left) and Ralph Young (second right) meet Mr
2/24/1970
Jackie Cain, Roy Kral complement each other perfectly. They're as young as their songs and everything in their repertoire fits
Jackie Cain, Roy Kral complement each other perfectly. They're as young as their songs and everything in their repertoire fits
1/3/1967
Victim's Mom: Catherine Withers, shown with her daughters, appreciates police escorts but doesn't believe friends of her slain son are violent
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4/19/1989
Oh, Shucks! Grant Bailey appreciates the help of his children when the corn's ready
Oh, Shucks! Grant Bailey appreciates the help of his children when the corn's ready
8/30/1989
Sandy Hawley, accustomed to living in an apartment and rented motel unit while on the race circuit, appreciates his own den in his new house. Hawley, (...)
Sandy Hawley, accustomed to living in an apartment and rented motel unit while on the race circuit, appreciates his own den in his new house. Hawley, (...)
3/20/1973
Autumn leaves. In picturesque surroundings, Aldo Vretenar of the city's department of parks is busy crushing the leaves that have fallen early this ye(...)
Autumn leaves. In picturesque surroundings, Aldo Vretenar of the city's department of parks is busy crushing the leaves that have fallen early this ye(...)
11/5/1992
Pyjama Game: Miriane Braaf (left and above, rear) and Graham McKeivie and Monica Burr are shown during dress rehearsal of Autumn Leaves, an original work by David Earie
Pyjama Game: Miriane Braaf (left and above, rear) and Graham McKeivie and Monica Burr are shown during dress rehearsal of Autumn Leaves, an original work by David Earie
2/17/1990
Pyjama Game: Miriane Braaf (left and above, rear) and Graham McKeivie and Monica Burr are shown during dress rehearsal of Autumn Leaves, an original work by David Earie
Pyjama Game: Miriane Braaf (left and above, rear) and Graham McKeivie and Monica Burr are shown during dress rehearsal of Autumn Leaves, an original work by David Earie
2/17/1990
Autumn leaves may indicate the year is dying but they make sure it goes out in a blaze of glory
Autumn leaves may indicate the year is dying but they make sure it goes out in a blaze of glory
9/26/1973