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Dom Petruccelli holds some of his film's orange sponge balls
Dom Petruccelli holds some of his film's orange sponge balls

Dom Petruccelli holds some of his film's orange sponge balls

Date5/24/1993
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0132071F
Izvestia culture editor George Melikjanz describes some of the films from the U.S.S.R. that will be playing at the Festival of Festivals this year.
Izvestia culture editor George Melikjanz describes some of the films from the U.S.S.R. that will be playing at the Festival of Festivals this year.
9/8/1989
Darrell day, 29, trained to be a mechanical engineer but is happy with his new career as proprietor of this paint store on Parliament St. He enjoys being his own boss and may renovate the old building in the future. Day is fond of variety-he has worked as an extra in films, renovated houses, sold heating equipment.
Darrell day, 29, trained to be a mechanical engineer but is happy with his new career as proprietor of this paint store on Parliament St. He enjoys being his own boss and may renovate the old building in the future. Day is fond of variety-he has worked as an extra in films, renovated houses, sold heating equipment.
1/21/1974
I'm always meeting people,' streetcleaner Fred Bowers, 64, says as he talks with George Fallis, an attorney who lives on Strathallan Blvd. Most persons on his beat know Bowers, who finds lost children and delivers messages - and, off duty, collect cameras, processes still and movie films, fishes and ties flies.
I'm always meeting people,' streetcleaner Fred Bowers, 64, says as he talks with George Fallis, an attorney who lives on Strathallan Blvd. Most persons on his beat know Bowers, who finds lost children and delivers messages - and, off duty, collect cameras, processes still and movie films, fishes and ties flies.
6/9/1972
The far East: These days Chinese films are not much different from Western films, says Kwan Mok, the far East Theatre's executive assistant.
The far East: These days Chinese films are not much different from Western films, says Kwan Mok, the far East Theatre's executive assistant.
4/13/1987
A Dutch Traditon at New Year's is olie bollen-oily balls-bits of batter with raisins, glazed fruit and apple, deep-fried like doughnuts
A Dutch Traditon at New Year's is olie bollen-oily balls-bits of batter with raisins, glazed fruit and apple, deep-fried like doughnuts
1/1/1973
Young entrepreneur: Kyle McDonald, 15, of Aurora, holds up some of the merchandise from his store, Skate City
Young entrepreneur: Kyle McDonald, 15, of Aurora, holds up some of the merchandise from his store, Skate City
5/10/1988
Joe Rinella proudly holds up some of the fresh produce that has helped lure a loyal band of customers to his Carlton Food Mart -- and enabled him to compete against the country-wide chains
Joe Rinella proudly holds up some of the fresh produce that has helped lure a loyal band of customers to his Carlton Food Mart -- and enabled him to compete against the country-wide chains
1/11/1978
John Chow, who came to Canada in 1922, holds his torn head tax certificate. Some 81,000 Chinese immigrants paid the levy.
John Chow, who came to Canada in 1922, holds his torn head tax certificate. Some 81,000 Chinese immigrants paid the levy.
3/26/1991
John Chow, who came to Canada in 1922, holds his torn head tax certificate. Some 81,000 Chinese immigrants paid the levy.
John Chow, who came to Canada in 1922, holds his torn head tax certificate. Some 81,000 Chinese immigrants paid the levy.
3/26/1991
Shelves of skates: George Mackay holds some of the 300 pairs of skates he keeps in the basement of his Brampton home.
Shelves of skates: George Mackay holds some of the 300 pairs of skates he keeps in the basement of his Brampton home.
2/16/1993
Film Realism: Michael Gibbon, Imax's vicepresident of technology, wears special glasses to give films a three-dimensional effect.
Film Realism: Michael Gibbon, Imax's vicepresident of technology, wears special glasses to give films a three-dimensional effect.
2/1/1981
Max Gordon: The investigator for the Ontario Film and Video security Office of the Canadian Motion Picture Distributors Association holds an illegally copied video cassette of E
Max Gordon: The investigator for the Ontario Film and Video security Office of the Canadian Motion Picture Distributors Association holds an illegally copied video cassette of E
4/20/1988