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The james Gangs Roy Kenner. Voice gives his showmanship its substance
The james Gangs Roy Kenner. Voice gives his showmanship its substance

The james Gangs Roy Kenner. Voice gives his showmanship its substance

Date4/1/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: The james Gangs Roy Kenner. Voice gives his showmanship its substance
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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_0102096F
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Shot teacher: Etobicoke teacher Frank Kieczor, 55, his wounded arm in a sling, said the youth who shot him mentioned West Side Story, a musical about New York street gangs
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11/18/1984
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Seized knives: An undercover security guard, who didn't want to be named, displays weapons seized from members of crack-pushing gangs
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7/16/1991
Gang's all here
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Jackpot!, James Buhariwala, 54 of Toronto, gives the thumbs-up sign after picking up his Lottario jackpot -- a cool $589,169.10 (He also won $5 on a s(...)
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9/17/1979
It's a tricky treat that Dr. Samuel M. Green gives out at his house on Hallowe'en - a toothbrush instead of confections. Green is a dentist, so rather(...)
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Cyclist James Eady Lost A Foot--But Says He'll Keep Riding, 'On the road I've got freedom . . . The throttle gives me a feeling of power.'
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