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Johan Vandergun holds up the puppet he and his wife, Alison, made before an audience of 1,000 kids last week at Harbourfront's Lampoon Puppettheatre
Johan Vandergun holds up the puppet he and his wife, Alison, made before an audience of 1,000 kids last week at Harbourfront's Lampoon Puppettheatre

Johan Vandergun holds up the puppet he and his wife, Alison, made before an audience of 1,000 kids last week at Harbourfront's Lampoon Puppettheatre

Date11/20/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Johan Vandergun holds up the puppet he and his wife; Alison; made before an audience of 1;000 kids last week at Harbourfront's Lampoon Puppettheatre.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101065F
Married to work: Johan and Alison Vandergun met through puppetry and formed a company together 10 years ago
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