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He ain't heavy: Gary Lautens gets a lift from Jaci Daly, who makes the hottest dancewear and aerobic wear in Canada, as well as the fetching number in the movie Crocodile Dundee
He ain't heavy: Gary Lautens gets a lift from Jaci Daly, who makes the hottest dancewear and aerobic wear in Canada, as well as the fetching number in the movie Crocodile Dundee

He ain't heavy: Gary Lautens gets a lift from Jaci Daly, who makes the hottest dancewear and aerobic wear in Canada, as well as the fetching number in the movie Crocodile Dundee

Date10/31/1986
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Star columnist Gary Lautens, who doesn't get along very well with the month of March and has managed to escape part of it with a weekend in Paris with his wife Jackie, tries for the debonair look with French beret and moustache
Star columnist Gary Lautens, who doesn't get along very well with the month of March and has managed to escape part of it with a weekend in Paris with his wife Jackie, tries for the debonair look with French beret and moustache
3/8/1978
Rayma Dixon of Peterborough gets her wish -- to jog with Star columnist Gary Lautens
Rayma Dixon of Peterborough gets her wish -- to jog with Star columnist Gary Lautens
5/24/1978
Sign here, kid: Gary Lautens, The Star's executive managing editor, put his back into it last night as Second City actor Bruce Pirrie signed program for Priness and Harold Sand, who had dinner with Lautens and attended show at Old Firehall after paying $4
Sign here, kid: Gary Lautens, The Star's executive managing editor, put his back into it last night as Second City actor Bruce Pirrie signed program for Priness and Harold Sand, who had dinner with Lautens and attended show at Old Firehall after paying $4
12/13/1982
A fine newsboy: Star carrier Alan Macdonald of Etobicoke won warm congratuations from Gary Lautens, executive managing editor, for phoning The Star immediately when he saw a man going over Horseshoe Falls in Niagara last Sept
A fine newsboy: Star carrier Alan Macdonald of Etobicoke won warm congratuations from Gary Lautens, executive managing editor, for phoning The Star immediately when he saw a man going over Horseshoe Falls in Niagara last Sept
10/27/1982
Unkind cut: The Star's Gary Lautens, right, laughs it up with Michael Hall of Ajax after Hall won the Maple Leaf Cruel Joke contest initiated by Lautens
Unkind cut: The Star's Gary Lautens, right, laughs it up with Michael Hall of Ajax after Hall won the Maple Leaf Cruel Joke contest initiated by Lautens
12/13/1984
Kisses for Gary: Star columnist Gary Lautens got a big kiss on the cheek from Jean Bradley, chairman of the Stephen Leacock awards committee after receiving the Leacock Memorial Award for Humor for his book, Take My Family
Kisses for Gary: Star columnist Gary Lautens got a big kiss on the cheek from Jean Bradley, chairman of the Stephen Leacock awards committee after receiving the Leacock Memorial Award for Humor for his book, Take My Family
5/7/1981
19 years ago: How Gary Lautens looked on Jan. 29. 1963, when he wrote his first humor column.
19 years ago: How Gary Lautens looked on Jan. 29. 1963, when he wrote his first humor column.
1/1/1963
Gary Lautens exposes his secret weapon. 'The ladies go mad', he says
Gary Lautens exposes his secret weapon. 'The ladies go mad', he says
3/29/1979
Lautens cries uncle: He's buried in just a few of the 15,000 letters from readers who want to name a racing horse, it adds up to 75,000 names, counting duplications
Lautens cries uncle: He's buried in just a few of the 15,000 letters from readers who want to name a racing horse, it adds up to 75,000 names, counting duplications
5/19/1978
Is this dancing bear at the moscow circus the same one Gary Lautens saw on his trip to the Soviet Union? His children wouldn't ask, his son liked the lady better
Is this dancing bear at the moscow circus the same one Gary Lautens saw on his trip to the Soviet Union? His children wouldn't ask, his son liked the lady better
8/13/1988
(l-r) David Jolley, John Brooks and Gary Lautens
(l-r) David Jolley, John Brooks and Gary Lautens
10/2/1983
Ken Dryden, Montreal Canadiens' goaltender, typifies Ontario in that hockey team's mix of temperaments and talents, writes Gary Lautens. Above, Dryden(...)
Ken Dryden, Montreal Canadiens' goaltender, typifies Ontario in that hockey team's mix of temperaments and talents, writes Gary Lautens. Above, Dryden(...)
5/10/1976