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Alexandra Korey (right) plays the comedy lady Velma, with chorus line on hand, in Oh, Kay, at the Royal Alex
Alexandra Korey (right) plays the comedy lady Velma, with chorus line on hand, in Oh, Kay, at the Royal Alex

Alexandra Korey (right) plays the comedy lady Velma, with chorus line on hand, in Oh, Kay, at the Royal Alex

Date7/20/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Alexandra Korey (right) plays the comedy lady Velma; with chorus line on hand; in Oh; Kay; at the Royal Alex.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103248F
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