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Actress Viola Leger talks about her one-woman show
Actress Viola Leger talks about her one-woman show

Actress Viola Leger talks about her one-woman show

Date10/18/1979
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A big winner: Maritimes' actress Viola Leger received her Dora Award from theatre critic Herbert Wittaker at the first annual show held in the St
A big winner: Maritimes' actress Viola Leger received her Dora Award from theatre critic Herbert Wittaker at the first annual show held in the St
1/25/1981
Such expression: Actress Viola Leger's friendly face is rarely still, and the animation shown during interview with Gina Mallet in indicative of her energy
Such expression: Actress Viola Leger's friendly face is rarely still, and the animation shown during interview with Gina Mallet in indicative of her energy
10/18/1979
Such expression: Actress Viola Leger's friendly face is rarely still, and the animation shown during interview with Gina Mallet in indicative of her energy
Such expression: Actress Viola Leger's friendly face is rarely still, and the animation shown during interview with Gina Mallet in indicative of her energy
10/18/1979
Looking marvellously zealous and as casually tousled as her innate sense of elegance would allow, actress Viveca Lindfors last week talked with Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda about the one-woman show she'll present in a single performance at Hamilton Place Oct
Looking marvellously zealous and as casually tousled as her innate sense of elegance would allow, actress Viveca Lindfors last week talked with Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda about the one-woman show she'll present in a single performance at Hamilton Place Oct
9/26/1974
Her own show: Actress Beth Anne Cole is starring in a one-woman show at the Heritage Theatre in Brampton
Her own show: Actress Beth Anne Cole is starring in a one-woman show at the Heritage Theatre in Brampton
3/13/1989
In Toronto to raise funds for the Irish Arts Theatre, actress Siohan McKenna will give three performances of her one-woman show, Here Are the Ladies, (...)
In Toronto to raise funds for the Irish Arts Theatre, actress Siohan McKenna will give three performances of her one-woman show, Here Are the Ladies, (...)
1/9/1972
Actress Jackie Burroughs in her trademark short and shapely skirt talks with Shaw artistic director Christopher Newton
Actress Jackie Burroughs in her trademark short and shapely skirt talks with Shaw artistic director Christopher Newton
10/15/1985
Reminiscing: William (Buster) Oliphant, seated on stool under plaque covered with photographs of father, talks about founding of one-room facility he operates
Reminiscing: William (Buster) Oliphant, seated on stool under plaque covered with photographs of father, talks about founding of one-room facility he operates
3/1/1972
Feigning a tough look, Nancy McPhee talks about her new book called The Book of Insults
Feigning a tough look, Nancy McPhee talks about her new book called The Book of Insults
9/29/1978
The new Mrs. Paul Almond (Genevieve Bujold) talks about her busy life
The new Mrs. Paul Almond (Genevieve Bujold) talks about her busy life
3/30/1967
The new Mrs. Paul Almond (Genevieve Bujold) talks about her busy life
The new Mrs. Paul Almond (Genevieve Bujold) talks about her busy life
3/30/1967
The new Mrs. Paul Almond (Genevieve Bujold) talks about her busy life
The new Mrs. Paul Almond (Genevieve Bujold) talks about her busy life
1/1/1967