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Actor Jerry Franken is becoming Toronto's resident representative for playwright James Reaney, according to Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda. He played(...)
Actor Jerry Franken is becoming Toronto's resident representative for playwright James Reaney, according to Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda. He played(...)

Actor Jerry Franken is becoming Toronto's resident representative for playwright James Reaney, according to Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda. He played(...)

Date3/27/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Actor Jerry Franken is becoming Toronto's resident representative for playwright James Reaney; according to Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda. He played the Donnelly patriach in the The Donnellys; Part I; at Tarragon Theatre this season.
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Distincitive and stylish is how Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda describes actor-singer Clifton Davis, who plays Valentine in Two Gentlemen of Verona a(...)
Distincitive and stylish is how Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda describes actor-singer Clifton Davis, who plays Valentine in Two Gentlemen of Verona a(...)
1/22/1973
Whatever life the musical Lorelei has centres on Carol Channing (left), says Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda
Whatever life the musical Lorelei has centres on Carol Channing (left), says Star theatre critic Urjo Kareda
4/23/1973
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
James Reaney (l) with Ray Cattel
James Reaney (l) with Ray Cattel
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Winning playwright James Reaney and Susan Rubes, artistic director and founder of Young People's Theatre, chat at presentations of Chalmers Play Award(...)
Winning playwright James Reaney and Susan Rubes, artistic director and founder of Young People's Theatre, chat at presentations of Chalmers Play Award(...)
1/27/1975
Playwright James Reaney. He looks meek, but he's really melodramatic
Playwright James Reaney. He looks meek, but he's really melodramatic
11/18/1976
Sylvester James was the star of a rock show Friday at Massey Hall and critic Peter Goddard says of him
Sylvester James was the star of a rock show Friday at Massey Hall and critic Peter Goddard says of him
4/14/1973
Hearteningly confident and unmistakably sexy, according to Urjo Kareda, Liza Minnelli last night opened week at O'Keefe Centre accompanied by a rock q(...)
Hearteningly confident and unmistakably sexy, according to Urjo Kareda, Liza Minnelli last night opened week at O'Keefe Centre accompanied by a rock q(...)
11/15/1971
Roy Fleming, director of the Global Village theatre, presents two public images, says Urjo Kareda. As an administrator he has an air of manic hysteria. Alternatively, he's a cool, shrewd visionary.
Roy Fleming, director of the Global Village theatre, presents two public images, says Urjo Kareda. As an administrator he has an air of manic hysteria. Alternatively, he's a cool, shrewd visionary.
4/4/1974
Stage production of The Marquise, with Glynis Johns (seated) and a male actor standing behind h ...
Marquise always seems much better when Glynis Johns is says critic Urjo Kareda
5/9/1972
Genevieve Bujold gives probably her best screen performance in Canadian film Kamouraska, writes critic Urjo Kareda
Genevieve Bujold gives probably her best screen performance in Canadian film Kamouraska, writes critic Urjo Kareda
4/2/1973
Social critic: Director Herbert Ross depicts the Reaganomics era of anything goes capitalism in True Colors, starring James Spader and John Cusack
Social critic: Director Herbert Ross depicts the Reaganomics era of anything goes capitalism in True Colors, starring James Spader and John Cusack
3/11/1991