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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 (...)

Marching on to victory. Putting their best feet forward and holding their hopes high, six nominees for Canadian Film Awards yesterday banded together (...)

Date9/19/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Marching on to victory. Putting their best feet forward and holding their hopes high, six nominees for Canadian Film Awards yesterday banded together for the camera outside Plaza II Hotel on Bloor St. E. All are nominated in best actor and best actress categories. From the left: Celine lomez, John Juliani, Andree Pelletier, Frank Moore, Richard Gabourie and Helen Shaver. Presentations are tomorrow at the Ryerson Theatre.
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Image shows a group of people running along the street.
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