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and , left, another king figure
and , left, another king figure

and , left, another king figure

Date10/31/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: and ; left; another king figure.
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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_0109288F
Bank figures add up beautifully, The classical stone figures on the old Toronto-Dominion bank at King and Bay Sts
Bank figures add up beautifully, The classical stone figures on the old Toronto-Dominion bank at King and Bay Sts
8/17/1966
Skater Linda Carbonetto, young protegee of Canada's king of figure skating, Donald Jackson, kneels to check a school figure tracing on ice during trai(...)
Skater Linda Carbonetto, young protegee of Canada's king of figure skating, Donald Jackson, kneels to check a school figure tracing on ice during trai(...)
1/26/1967
Romain building changes hands. Above is a photograph of the Romain building, 83 to 91 King St. W., which to-day figures in one of the large down-town (...)
Romain building changes hands. Above is a photograph of the Romain building, 83 to 91 King St. W., which to-day figures in one of the large down-town (...)
7/19/1928
Moment of triumph, Canada's Brian Orser, king of the world of figure skating, shows his joy after winning his gold medal. Actually the medal got mislaid and had to be delivered to his hotel room
Moment of triumph, Canada's Brian Orser, king of the world of figure skating, shows his joy after winning his gold medal. Actually the medal got mislaid and had to be delivered to his hotel room
3/13/1987
Barbara Ann Scott King: 'I don't believe in living in the past, ' says the former champion figure skater
Barbara Ann Scott King: 'I don't believe in living in the past, ' says the former champion figure skater
2/12/1988
Stringing a figure: Professor Ken McCuaig (middle) and other members of the Applewood String Band watch as his daughters, Peggy (left), 11, and Lisa, 13, create a complicated figure using two string loops together
Stringing a figure: Professor Ken McCuaig (middle) and other members of the Applewood String Band watch as his daughters, Peggy (left), 11, and Lisa, 13, create a complicated figure using two string loops together
7/4/1976
Paul Kent, self-styled bicycle King of Toronto, takes another bike from a rack in his Bloor St
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8/14/1974
Eldred King: Stouffville mayor says another 750,000 tons of waste are necessary to make dump site safe
Eldred King: Stouffville mayor says another 750,000 tons of waste are necessary to make dump site safe
12/11/1981
There's always time for a joke: Novelist Stephen King had some fun at the expense of visitors to his Four Season's Hotel suite yesterday when he read out loud a particularly gruesome passage from another writer's horror novel
There's always time for a joke: Novelist Stephen King had some fun at the expense of visitors to his Four Season's Hotel suite yesterday when he read out loud a particularly gruesome passage from another writer's horror novel
7/23/1986
As one Bank tops another -- once again, The fast-changing scene at the corner of King and Bay Sts
As one Bank tops another -- once again, The fast-changing scene at the corner of King and Bay Sts
11/25/1974
Principal figures in any reshuffling of the Japanese cabinet, mentioned today, would be Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni, left prime minister
Principal figures in any reshuffling of the Japanese cabinet, mentioned today, would be Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni, left prime minister
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Lean and friendly Dr. Robin Tattershall, above, offers a different kind of vacation at his Bougainvillea Clinic, left, overlooking Road Town, Tortola, in the British Virgin Islands. You can, if you meet the doctor's approval, come away tanned, fit and with a new face or a different nose or figure. The clinic with its pool and Moorish arches was built to be a small, posh hotel.
Lean and friendly Dr. Robin Tattershall, above, offers a different kind of vacation at his Bougainvillea Clinic, left, overlooking Road Town, Tortola, in the British Virgin Islands. You can, if you meet the doctor's approval, come away tanned, fit and with a new face or a different nose or figure. The clinic with its pool and Moorish arches was built to be a small, posh hotel.
3/1/1986