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Barefoot in The park: Dorothy Lamour on the road again at the Teller's Cage, Commerce Court South until April 29
Barefoot in The park: Dorothy Lamour on the road again at the Teller's Cage, Commerce Court South until April 29

Barefoot in The park: Dorothy Lamour on the road again at the Teller's Cage, Commerce Court South until April 29

Date3/19/1984
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0061132F
Road girl on stage: Back in the 1940s and '50s, Dorothy Lamour was the sarong-clad seductress in the Road pictures (inset) now she's in town to perform in Barefoot in The Park
Road girl on stage: Back in the 1940s and '50s, Dorothy Lamour was the sarong-clad seductress in the Road pictures (inset) now she's in town to perform in Barefoot in The Park
3/14/1984
One of the stars of They're Playing Our Song, at the Teller's Cage until Dec
One of the stars of They're Playing Our Song, at the Teller's Cage until Dec
11/4/1983
The Senator and Lane in their roles on Flamingo Road, Mark Harmon and Cristina Raines open at the Teller's Cage Wednesday in Key Exchange
The Senator and Lane in their roles on Flamingo Road, Mark Harmon and Cristina Raines open at the Teller's Cage Wednesday in Key Exchange
5/2/1982
Chocolate Bars of gold (arrowed) in teller's cage at the Bank of Nova Scotia, King and Bay Sts
Chocolate Bars of gold (arrowed) in teller's cage at the Bank of Nova Scotia, King and Bay Sts
11/24/1967
Riki Turofsky at Teller's Cage: Canadian soprano strings musical pearls of Rodgers and Hammerstein in the company of Garry Gable, Angelique Leydier, Brian Gow and Daria Salemka
Riki Turofsky at Teller's Cage: Canadian soprano strings musical pearls of Rodgers and Hammerstein in the company of Garry Gable, Angelique Leydier, Brian Gow and Daria Salemka
8/7/1984
David Peterson and his wife Shelley arrive at the Teller's Cage tonight where she is appearing in 'The Pleasure of His Company'
David Peterson and his wife Shelley arrive at the Teller's Cage tonight where she is appearing in 'The Pleasure of His Company'
4/16/1985
Actress Marily Lightstone, now at Teller's Cage, got 13
Actress Marily Lightstone, now at Teller's Cage, got 13
11/10/1978
Male tellers, common in early '50s, are reappearing in banks like the Commerce (far left), there are even some male secretaries like Bruce Evoy (left), assistant to a woman at the CTV network
Male tellers, common in early '50s, are reappearing in banks like the Commerce (far left), there are even some male secretaries like Bruce Evoy (left), assistant to a woman at the CTV network
2/7/1979
The male secretary, Male tellers common in early '50s, are reappearing in banks like the Commerce (far left), there are even some male secretaries like Bruce Evoy (left), assistant to a women at the CTV network.
The male secretary, Male tellers common in early '50s, are reappearing in banks like the Commerce (far left), there are even some male secretaries like Bruce Evoy (left), assistant to a women at the CTV network.
2/22/1979
Still Shocked by their ordeal, three trust company tellers leave Scarborough General Hospital yesterday under police escort after being treated for in(...)
Still Shocked by their ordeal, three trust company tellers leave Scarborough General Hospital yesterday under police escort after being treated for in(...)
1/3/1980
Still Shocked by their ordeal, three trust company tellers leave Scarborough General Hospital yesterday under police escort after being treated for in(...)
Still Shocked by their ordeal, three trust company tellers leave Scarborough General Hospital yesterday under police escort after being treated for in(...)
1/3/1980
Housewives, bank tellers and businessmen are among the customers of Jim Paterson, here accepting a wager in an off-track betting shop. There are more than 100 such shops in the province, say police
Housewives, bank tellers and businessmen are among the customers of Jim Paterson, here accepting a wager in an off-track betting shop. There are more than 100 such shops in the province, say police
1/1/1970