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Cleo Laine lives up to reputation

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Cleo Laine lives up to reputation

Date7/13/1976

Names

Darrell, Dick (photographer)

Laine, Cleo (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Medium

Black-and-white photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)

Object NumberTSPA_0060963F

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1/27/1976

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A singer with virtually no vocal limitations, Cleo Laine will appear in concert with her huband, conductor-composer-arranger-saxophonist John Dankworth Thursday night at Massey Hall

A singer with virtually no vocal limitations, Cleo Laine will appear in concert with her huband, conductor-composer-arranger-saxophonist John Dankworth Thursday night at Massey Hall

2/2/1976

Cleo Laine a cool TV guest

Cleo Laine a cool TV guest

2/4/1976

One of the wittiest singers around, sayt The Star's Urjo Kareda of singer Cleo Laine, who last night bewitched a Convocation Hall audience in Toronto debut concert

One of the wittiest singers around, sayt The Star's Urjo Kareda of singer Cleo Laine, who last night bewitched a Convocation Hall audience in Toronto debut concert

10/23/1974

Cleo Laine left her audience at the Ontraio Place Forum grasping for adjectives last night, reports reviewer Peter Goddard

Cleo Laine left her audience at the Ontraio Place Forum grasping for adjectives last night, reports reviewer Peter Goddard

9/5/1977

It's sort of nice to know that one is being appreciated, said singer Cleo Laine in conversation with The Star's Urjo Kareda Yesterday

It's sort of nice to know that one is being appreciated, said singer Cleo Laine in conversation with The Star's Urjo Kareda Yesterday

10/22/1974

In control: Cleo Laine and Mel Torme last night were the toast of Thomson Hall, where they ran through two-hour's worth of Broadway favorites.

In control: Cleo Laine and Mel Torme last night were the toast of Thomson Hall, where they ran through two-hour's worth of Broadway favorites.

8/29/1991

Top trio: Singer Cleo Laine chats with Alan Marchment (left) president of the Toronto Symphony board of directors, and Lorne Lodge, IBM Canada, at Arcadian Court dinner dance

Top trio: Singer Cleo Laine chats with Alan Marchment (left) president of the Toronto Symphony board of directors, and Lorne Lodge, IBM Canada, at Arcadian Court dinner dance

3/30/1980

Ted Turner: Mouth of the South lives up to windy reputation at editor's conference in Toronto

Ted Turner: Mouth of the South lives up to windy reputation at editor's conference in Toronto

10/20/1981

Santos lives in a posh Portuguese villa, left, while this City of York safe house, housed up to 16 at one time

Santos lives in a posh Portuguese villa, left, while this City of York safe house, housed up to 16 at one time

5/8/1987

He's a ham: Rev. Ron Nickle lives up to the billing in two ways - he's quick with a joke and loves tinkering with his short-wave radio. Nickle says hi(...)

He's a ham: Rev. Ron Nickle lives up to the billing in two ways - he's quick with a joke and loves tinkering with his short-wave radio. Nickle says hi(...)

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