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Actor Ted Knight, in Toronto for luncheon address, holds photo of him and Mary Tyler Moore, in whose show he portrays bumbling telecaster
Actor Ted Knight, in Toronto for luncheon address, holds photo of him and Mary Tyler Moore, in whose show he portrays bumbling telecaster

Actor Ted Knight, in Toronto for luncheon address, holds photo of him and Mary Tyler Moore, in whose show he portrays bumbling telecaster

Date6/7/1973
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0060273F
Man of many faces, Scarborough actor David Morris tracks the enemy as the famous Canadian Indian Tecumseh, one of several historical figures he portrays
Man of many faces, Scarborough actor David Morris tracks the enemy as the famous Canadian Indian Tecumseh, one of several historical figures he portrays
11/5/1985
Playing the bad boy: Actor Jack Wagner, who portrays frisky Frisco Jones on TV's General Hospital, drew only 2,500 fans - mostly women - to a chilly Ontario Place Forum on Saturday
Playing the bad boy: Actor Jack Wagner, who portrays frisky Frisco Jones on TV's General Hospital, drew only 2,500 fans - mostly women - to a chilly Ontario Place Forum on Saturday
5/18/1985
Determined to make Sir John A. Macdonald, Whom he portrays in the CBC-TV movie Riel, as informal as possible, Christopher Plummer even plays Canada's (...)
Determined to make Sir John A. Macdonald, Whom he portrays in the CBC-TV movie Riel, as informal as possible, Christopher Plummer even plays Canada's (...)
6/6/1978
Solemn service: Kevin McKiney portrays Christ o ing a peace vigil held outside Toronto City Hall yesterday ice drew about 1,200 who condemned man's inhumanity [Incomplete]
Solemn service: Kevin McKiney portrays Christ o ing a peace vigil held outside Toronto City Hall yesterday ice drew about 1,200 who condemned man's inhumanity [Incomplete]
4/1/1983
Toronto artist John Leonard has painted a pistol that is superreal - not the shimmering magic realism that portrays sentimental things like kids and b(...)
Toronto artist John Leonard has painted a pistol that is superreal - not the shimmering magic realism that portrays sentimental things like kids and b(...)
12/22/1969
The face is familiar to Mary Tyler Moore show fans
The face is familiar to Mary Tyler Moore show fans
6/8/1976
David Fennario: Marxist playwrigbt's latest work portrays prominent Canadian historical figures as murderers
David Fennario: Marxist playwrigbt's latest work portrays prominent Canadian historical figures as murderers
10/25/1988
Author of A Rumor Of War, Philip Caputo says his new book, Indian Country, portrays the isolation in U
Author of A Rumor Of War, Philip Caputo says his new book, Indian Country, portrays the isolation in U
5/14/1987
Friends: Rubin Hurricane Carter, who portrays trainer Fast Eddy in the movie, left, and George Chuvalo, who plays ex-champ Gentleman Jim, compare knuckles during pause in filming Rubber Match
Friends: Rubin Hurricane Carter, who portrays trainer Fast Eddy in the movie, left, and George Chuvalo, who plays ex-champ Gentleman Jim, compare knuckles during pause in filming Rubber Match
11/29/1989
Out of the habit: Cheryl Cashman portrays a nun in Turning Thirty
Out of the habit: Cheryl Cashman portrays a nun in Turning Thirty
5/15/1979
Flown from England, this photograph portrays the solemn scene in Westminister Abbey a moment after the crown had been placed on the King's head. King (...)
Flown from England, this photograph portrays the solemn scene in Westminister Abbey a moment after the crown had been placed on the King's head. King (...)
5/15/1937
Turning on that famous smile, Mary Tyler Moore gives Shoppers Drug Mart president Herb Binder, left, and chairman and CEO David Bloom a sculpture for helping to raise $1.4 million for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
Turning on that famous smile, Mary Tyler Moore gives Shoppers Drug Mart president Herb Binder, left, and chairman and CEO David Bloom a sculpture for helping to raise $1.4 million for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
6/2/1997