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Leap back to fame
Leap back to fame

Leap back to fame

Date7/12/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Leap back to fame: The reunited Monkees played to two sell-out crowds at the Ontario Place Forum Saturday. Left to right; Peter Tork; Davy Jones and Mickey Dolenz; played all the old hits for the screaming crowd; many of whom weren't even born when their show was on television.
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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_0102237F
Eric Allen, Argos' wide receiver, leaps and misses pass thrown by quarter back Joe Theismann as Hamilton Ticat linebacker Larry Brame watches in last (...)
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Argos' defensive back Darrell Wilson leaps to intercept Roy Dewalt pass intended for John Pankratz (behind Lamont Meacham.)
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Hey! put that back. Leaf greats Johnny Bower, left, and Darryl Sittler aren't really stealing the Stanley Cup. The Hockey Hall of Fame is hitting the (...)
Hey! put that back. Leaf greats Johnny Bower, left, and Darryl Sittler aren't really stealing the Stanley Cup. The Hockey Hall of Fame is hitting the (...)
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Marta Hidy: Fame to obscurity to fame
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Named to Hall of Fame: Gordon Lightfoot last night was presented with a Juno Hall of Fame award by Bob Dylan, who made a rare appearance on the show
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Welcome to Hall of Fame. Howard Wood, right, accepts congratulation from Canadian Sports Hall of Fame board chairman Harry E. Foster, after induction (...)
Welcome to Hall of Fame. Howard Wood, right, accepts congratulation from Canadian Sports Hall of Fame board chairman Harry E. Foster, after induction (...)
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Hall of fame: Sonja Bata is one of the new inductees into the Canadian Business Hall of Fame, which is run by the Junior Achievement of Canada
Hall of fame: Sonja Bata is one of the new inductees into the Canadian Business Hall of Fame, which is run by the Junior Achievement of Canada
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Three leafs in the hall of fame, Gordie Drillon, George Armstrong and Ace Bailey (left to right) wear smiles that indicate what it's like to make it to Hockey Hall of Fame
Three leafs in the hall of fame, Gordie Drillon, George Armstrong and Ace Bailey (left to right) wear smiles that indicate what it's like to make it to Hockey Hall of Fame
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