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Creative Minds: Paul Thompson, Susan Serran and Jim Garrard have set Theatre Passes Murallie's artistic direction for 25 years
Creative Minds: Paul Thompson, Susan Serran and Jim Garrard have set Theatre Passes Murallie's artistic direction for 25 years

Creative Minds: Paul Thompson, Susan Serran and Jim Garrard have set Theatre Passes Murallie's artistic direction for 25 years

Date2/9/1993
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Original Toronto Star caption: Creative Minds: Paul Thompson, Susan Serran and Jim Garrard have set Theatre Passes Murallie's artistic direction for 25 years.
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Jim Garrard: Prefers precarious nature of Passe Muraille to high-profile theatres
Jim Garrard: Prefers precarious nature of Passe Muraille to high-profile theatres
1/25/1988
Looking ahead, Jim Parr, director general of the Science Centre, says creative minds at the hands-on museum are looking for innovative ideas to continue it unique appeal into the 1990s
Looking ahead, Jim Parr, director general of the Science Centre, says creative minds at the hands-on museum are looking for innovative ideas to continue it unique appeal into the 1990s
10/14/1986
Worlds Collide: Writer or director Banuta Rubess examines 1945 Defection of Igon Gouzenko in Head In A Bag, premiering Wednesday at Theatre Passe Murallie
Worlds Collide: Writer or director Banuta Rubess examines 1945 Defection of Igon Gouzenko in Head In A Bag, premiering Wednesday at Theatre Passe Murallie
10/29/1992
Seaford Tapes: Tracy Wright stars with Clare Couiter and Andrew Scorer (background) at Passe Murallie
Seaford Tapes: Tracy Wright stars with Clare Couiter and Andrew Scorer (background) at Passe Murallie
3/2/1992
Lake Ontario beauty sails past, Under full sail, the 60-foot brigantine Playfair passes Toronto Island's Western Gap with 25 students aboard. The twin(...)
Lake Ontario beauty sails past, Under full sail, the 60-foot brigantine Playfair passes Toronto Island's Western Gap with 25 students aboard. The twin(...)
6/10/1975
Mills family have been in party rental business for 60 years. Alfred Mills, centre, and sons Jim, 22, left, and Dennis, 25, show rental set for two
Mills family have been in party rental business for 60 years. Alfred Mills, centre, and sons Jim, 22, left, and Dennis, 25, show rental set for two
11/2/1971
Paul Thompson: Canadian theatre pioneer
Paul Thompson: Canadian theatre pioneer
10/10/1978
Printing passes the time and makes life interesting for George Brown who is 68 and has been retired for four years from his job as a postal worker. This is his first attempt at creating a finished painting after taking instruction as the Second Mile Club, a 120-year-old mansion is downtown Toronto that is crowded with old people every night of the week.
Printing passes the time and makes life interesting for George Brown who is 68 and has been retired for four years from his job as a postal worker. This is his first attempt at creating a finished painting after taking instruction as the Second Mile Club, a 120-year-old mansion is downtown Toronto that is crowded with old people every night of the week.
2/12/1969
. . . And the new, Ontario Provincial Police Superintendent Bill MacGregor, retiring yesterday after serving on the force 34 years, passes the job of (...)
. . . And the new, Ontario Provincial Police Superintendent Bill MacGregor, retiring yesterday after serving on the force 34 years, passes the job of (...)
4/6/1989
Airport sets up metal detector, Air Canada stewardess Shirley Paproski, of Winnipeg, passes through electronic gate, consisting of two poles connected(...)
Airport sets up metal detector, Air Canada stewardess Shirley Paproski, of Winnipeg, passes through electronic gate, consisting of two poles connected(...)
11/10/1970
Left, as an Air Canada jet passes on the runway, ironworker Jim Waggoner cuts a steel beam with his torch
Left, as an Air Canada jet passes on the runway, ironworker Jim Waggoner cuts a steel beam with his torch
6/14/1989
Game talk: Mark Ryplen, left, talks with Argo Paul Masotti, who would be on the receiving end of Ryplen's passes should the disgruntied Redskin come north
Game talk: Mark Ryplen, left, talks with Argo Paul Masotti, who would be on the receiving end of Ryplen's passes should the disgruntied Redskin come north
7/16/1992