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Taking things in stride
Taking things in stride

Taking things in stride

Date1/27/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Taking things in stride: Robert Bockstael fronts poster for Nothing Sacred; the current Centre-Stage box-office hit in which he is impressing critics and audiences alike with his confident portrayal of Bazarov; the headstrong idealist at the centre of the play.
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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_0100402F
In the process of self-examination following a successful season in London and Paris, dancer choreographer Barry Smith things the Toronto Dance Theatr(...)
In the process of self-examination following a successful season in London and Paris, dancer choreographer Barry Smith things the Toronto Dance Theatr(...)
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Bob Mackowycz: It's time I got on to other things, says Q107 program director
Bob Mackowycz: It's time I got on to other things, says Q107 program director
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Clarke MacKey, Made the only thing you know
Clarke MacKey, Made the only thing you know
6/1/1972
Clive Allen can't read a note of music and has no experience as an impresairo, but he's taking the bull by the horns and backing a full-scale, international class concertn in Toronto next season
Clive Allen can't read a note of music and has no experience as an impresairo, but he's taking the bull by the horns and backing a full-scale, international class concertn in Toronto next season
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Janet-Laine Green: Actress plays a conservative lawyer on the popular sticom Seeing Things, but her personal style is more eclectic
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Len Jones and David Oliver keep things spinning
Len Jones and David Oliver keep things spinning
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Puck gets poised to face off. Everybody seems a bit uninterested in things, including Harold Ballard's dog Puck, at Maple Leafs' picture-taking sessio(...)
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Image shows a huge ship on the lake.
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Open air family. Kid on bed. Taking a break from salvaging possessions Adolfo Miraldo sits on his parents bed. The family sleeps at the site to protect their things from looters
Open air family. Kid on bed. Taking a break from salvaging possessions Adolfo Miraldo sits on his parents bed. The family sleeps at the site to protect their things from looters
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Taking a hard-eyed look at things on the Montreal waterfront, touring Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin (right) points toward operation he wants to ask Manchester Line shipping official (left) about, while interpreter (centre) translates for him
Taking a hard-eyed look at things on the Montreal waterfront, touring Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin (right) points toward operation he wants to ask Manchester Line shipping official (left) about, while interpreter (centre) translates for him
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Model farmers: Housing and industries are spreading across Alliston, but the Morrisons - John, Pat and Emily, 5, David, 8, and Jeffrey, 10 - are taking the changes in stride
Model farmers: Housing and industries are spreading across Alliston, but the Morrisons - John, Pat and Emily, 5, David, 8, and Jeffrey, 10 - are taking the changes in stride
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