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From a nice Dog to a new Donkey
From a nice Dog to a new Donkey

From a nice Dog to a new Donkey

Date3/9/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: From a nice Dog to a new Donkey. Four and a half years ago Toronto audiences were delighted with antics of actor Grant Cowan when he played Snoopy the dog (left) in musical You're a good man Charlie Brown. Then he took off to play Snoopy in five Canadian provinces and 45 U.S. states. Now he's back, this time making up as a donkey (right) for Young People's Theatre Dancing Donkey at the St. Lawrence Centre tomorrow.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0040637F
Donkey-man Allan Jones wowed them in the '30s
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Movie veteran Kirk Douglas rode into Toronto on the weekend with nothing but nice words to say about Canada and particularly Jasper, where he made his latest movie, Draw!
Movie veteran Kirk Douglas rode into Toronto on the weekend with nothing but nice words to say about Canada and particularly Jasper, where he made his latest movie, Draw!
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Just a man and his dog
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