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Comedienne Araby Lockhart has made dithery Rosedale matrons a specialty but, she says, they don't really exist anymore -- who can afford servants?
Comedienne Araby Lockhart has made dithery Rosedale matrons a specialty but, she says, they don't really exist anymore -- who can afford servants?

Comedienne Araby Lockhart has made dithery Rosedale matrons a specialty but, she says, they don't really exist anymore -- who can afford servants?

Date7/18/1990
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0063600F
Comedienne Araby Lockhart gets help on the home front. Children Becky, Felix and Nick dig while Suzy sits watching
Comedienne Araby Lockhart gets help on the home front. Children Becky, Felix and Nick dig while Suzy sits watching
9/10/1974
Bad for business: Unionized public servants don't care, says businessman A
Bad for business: Unionized public servants don't care, says businessman A
9/16/1980
Artist Janice Mitchell, 30, says that until she can afford to take her own photographs, she has to find her models in skin-flicks, 'Still, it's a comp(...)
Artist Janice Mitchell, 30, says that until she can afford to take her own photographs, she has to find her models in skin-flicks, 'Still, it's a comp(...)
9/11/1981
A Tulip for the star of the show Spare Rib. Araby Lockhart and her children Felix, Susannah and Rebecca.
A Tulip for the star of the show Spare Rib. Araby Lockhart and her children Felix, Susannah and Rebecca.
5/26/1972
Sharing skills: Araby Lockhart, right, of Toronto spent six months In Indonesia as a volunteer with Canadian Crossroads International
Sharing skills: Araby Lockhart, right, of Toronto spent six months In Indonesia as a volunteer with Canadian Crossroads International
9/21/1990
Rules and regulations made and established by the Chairman and Commissioners of the Montreal Lunatic Asylum, for the government of the officers, patients, and servants of the institution
Rules and regulations made and established by the Chairman and Commissioners of the Montreal Lunatic Asylum, for the government of the officers, patients, and servants of the institution
1840
St. Nicholas comes to town. One of his six Moorish servants, called Piets or Peters, and played by Jan Spekkers, holds up Audrey de Man, 4, as she hug(...)
St. Nicholas comes to town. One of his six Moorish servants, called Piets or Peters, and played by Jan Spekkers, holds up Audrey de Man, 4, as she hug(...)
12/1/1974
Brian Lockhart, Nobody knows we exist until our services stop
Brian Lockhart, Nobody knows we exist until our services stop
5/4/1972
Charles Goldsmith stands beside one of the rooming houses he has made over, and the Rolls-Royce he can afford to drive because he does the thing that so no one else wants to do
Charles Goldsmith stands beside one of the rooming houses he has made over, and the Rolls-Royce he can afford to drive because he does the thing that so no one else wants to do
7/25/1973
Leaping from a tree to the back of a horse isn't the sort of thing you'd expect a tall, willowy, superfeminine model to be doing, but Toronto's Mari-Lou MacDonald although she can look the part, isn't a model anymore, she's a stuntgirl - a stuntgirl who
Leaping from a tree to the back of a horse isn't the sort of thing you'd expect a tall, willowy, superfeminine model to be doing, but Toronto's Mari-Lou MacDonald although she can look the part, isn't a model anymore, she's a stuntgirl - a stuntgirl who
8/6/1971
Leaping from a tree to the back of a horse isn't the sort of thing you'd expect a tall, willowy, superfeminine model to be doing, but Toronto's Mari-Lou MacDonald, although she can look the part, isn't a model anymore, she's a stuntgirl - a stuntgirl who
Leaping from a tree to the back of a horse isn't the sort of thing you'd expect a tall, willowy, superfeminine model to be doing, but Toronto's Mari-Lou MacDonald, although she can look the part, isn't a model anymore, she's a stuntgirl - a stuntgirl who
8/6/1971
Who me? Heck, says bellhop Maurice Lucier, I'm not fat. I've just got a little weight I can afford to lose.
Who me? Heck, says bellhop Maurice Lucier, I'm not fat. I've just got a little weight I can afford to lose.
n.d.