Wow! That's amazing, Mr. Einstein. Peterborough students Angie Kidd and Scott Skinner, both 10, watch in wide-eyed amazement as Albert Einstein - actu(...)

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Wow! That's amazing, Mr. Einstein. Peterborough students Angie Kidd and Scott Skinner, both 10, watch in wide-eyed amazement as Albert Einstein - actu(...)

Date3/14/1985

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Eglinton, Rick (photographer)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Wow! That's amazing; Mr. Einstein. Peterborough students Angie Kidd and Scott Skinner; both 10; watch in wide-eyed amazement as Albert Einstein - actually actor Peter Boretski - demonstrates the wonders of physics. Students were at Ontario Science Centre yesterday to commemorate Einstein's 106th birthday. Boretski's show opens at Toronto Workshop Productions March 21 and runs through April 7.

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