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Richard Gabourie and Lynne Cavanagh: Two different people with one dream in common
Richard Gabourie and Lynne Cavanagh: Two different people with one dream in common

Richard Gabourie and Lynne Cavanagh: Two different people with one dream in common

Date9/6/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Richard Gabourie and Lynne Cavanagh: Two different people with one dream in common
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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_0100588F
Helen Shaver (best actress) and Richard Gabourie (best actor) enjoy prizes at the Canadian Film Awards ceremonies in Ryerson Theatre last night. [Incomplete]
Helen Shaver (best actress) and Richard Gabourie (best actor) enjoy prizes at the Canadian Film Awards ceremonies in Ryerson Theatre last night. [Incomplete]
9/21/1978
Keath Barrie. He induced real dreams
Keath Barrie. He induced real dreams
10/23/1975
Richard B. Harrison 'De Lawd, is no more, Canadian Star of Green Pastures dies as Result of Stroke, New York, March 14. --Richard B. Harrison, who pla(...)
Richard B. Harrison 'De Lawd, is no more, Canadian Star of Green Pastures dies as Result of Stroke, New York, March 14. --Richard B. Harrison, who pla(...)
3/14/1935
Jingle Writers Richard Morris and Dolores Claman are husband-and-wife team who composed A Place to Stand, theme song for film in Ontario Pavilion at Expo
Jingle Writers Richard Morris and Dolores Claman are husband-and-wife team who composed A Place to Stand, theme song for film in Ontario Pavilion at Expo
8/10/1967
Richard Frank: It just gets in your blood to do something exciting, the stuntman says of his job
Richard Frank: It just gets in your blood to do something exciting, the stuntman says of his job
8/7/1985
Animator Richard Williams this week was honored at Stratford International Film Festival with a retrospective showing of his prize-winning television (...)
Animator Richard Williams this week was honored at Stratford International Film Festival with a retrospective showing of his prize-winning television (...)
9/19/1973
Richard Masur
Richard Masur
10/12/1984
World, here I come: Ron Mifsud, a 19-year-old singer who lives in Etobicoke, is elated because he has been chosen to join the Up With People group in a year long, international musical crusade
World, here I come: Ron Mifsud, a 19-year-old singer who lives in Etobicoke, is elated because he has been chosen to join the Up With People group in a year long, international musical crusade
12/26/1979
Julian Grant shot Bust A Move in alleyways and clubs, and in people's homes
Julian Grant shot Bust A Move in alleyways and clubs, and in people's homes
5/4/1992
Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program, Man Alive, Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4
Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program, Man Alive, Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4
9/8/1976
Henry Ramer, ever-present hat atop his head, outside Young People's Theatre, where he's on stage in The Diary Of Anne Frank. [Incomplete]
Henry Ramer, ever-present hat atop his head, outside Young People's Theatre, where he's on stage in The Diary Of Anne Frank. [Incomplete]
2/14/1978
The Biggest Fear most people have before an operation is the fear of the unknown, says Toronto musician Don Yaskowich, who has lost count of the times he's been operated on since a motorcycle smash
The Biggest Fear most people have before an operation is the fear of the unknown, says Toronto musician Don Yaskowich, who has lost count of the times he's been operated on since a motorcycle smash
1/18/1977