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Expo jazz stars, from left, Bud Freeman, Ruby Braff, Pee Wee Russell
Expo jazz stars, from left, Bud Freeman, Ruby Braff, Pee Wee Russell

Expo jazz stars, from left, Bud Freeman, Ruby Braff, Pee Wee Russell

Date5/26/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Expo jazz stars; from left; Bud Freeman; Ruby Braff; Pee Wee Russell.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0004364F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
Pee Wee Russell is still the best clarinetist in jazz, and is still trying to be a better one
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Trumpeter Ruby Braff (left) is at Bourbon Street, trombonist Benny Morton's at DJ's
Trumpeter Ruby Braff (left) is at Bourbon Street, trombonist Benny Morton's at DJ's
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8/6/1985
Jazz Saxophonist Bud Freeman. He is essaying the familiar with greater assurance
Jazz Saxophonist Bud Freeman. He is essaying the familiar with greater assurance
6/7/1972
Bud Freeman - 61 and looking younger every year - says he has rid himself of 'the curse of jazz musicians - the dealth wish. I plan to go on playing f(...)
Bud Freeman - 61 and looking younger every year - says he has rid himself of 'the curse of jazz musicians - the dealth wish. I plan to go on playing f(...)
5/26/1967
Field day for the passing game: Stamps wide receiver Pee Wee Smith turns upfield to face diving Bombers defensive back Jayson Dzikowicz after catching a pass
Field day for the passing game: Stamps wide receiver Pee Wee Smith turns upfield to face diving Bombers defensive back Jayson Dzikowicz after catching a pass
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Pee Wee Hunt at the Savarin, With a sextet of motley misfits
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Bud Freeman
Bud Freeman
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A tear of happiness, World famous Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson yesterday wiped away a wee bit of a tear after receiving an honorary doctor of (...)
A tear of happiness, World famous Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson yesterday wiped away a wee bit of a tear after receiving an honorary doctor of (...)
6/10/1982
Officers and winners, From Left, Doug Schulz, Bob Orr, Mike Francisco, Don Ross, Dave Brack and in the back, Kenn Rodd and Guy Furoy were among 25 Pee(...)
Officers and winners, From Left, Doug Schulz, Bob Orr, Mike Francisco, Don Ross, Dave Brack and in the back, Kenn Rodd and Guy Furoy were among 25 Pee(...)
3/10/1995
New lineup: Left to right, Paul Warnick is The Star's new foreign editor, Linwood Barclay is Life editor, Ellie Tesher Sunday editor, and Geoff Chapman drama and jazz critic
New lineup: Left to right, Paul Warnick is The Star's new foreign editor, Linwood Barclay is Life editor, Ellie Tesher Sunday editor, and Geoff Chapman drama and jazz critic
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Three stars of Expo 67 were Governor-General Roland Michener, French President Charles de Gaulle, ('Vive le Quebec Libre'), and Montreal Daniel Johnson
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