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One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character
One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character

One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character

Date7/9/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character.
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GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0059234F
One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character
One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character
Bull, Ron
7/9/1980
One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character
One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character
Bull, Ron
7/9/1980
Two moods are displayed by Hermann Gering as he listens to the evidence
Two moods are displayed by Hermann Gering as he listens to the evidence
Géring, Hermann, 1893-1946
11/27/1945
Two moods are displayed by Hermann Gering as he lisens to the evidence
Two moods are displayed by Hermann Gering as he lisens to the evidence
Géring, Hermann, 1893-1946
11/27/1945
Jack Hammell, one of Canada's most colorful mining men, has spent what Frederick Griffin calls ''a fortune'' on his lake shore estate at Oakville, Ont(...)
Jack Hammell, one of Canada's most colorful mining men, has spent what Frederick Griffin calls ''a fortune'' on his lake shore estate at Oakville, Ont(...)
Hammell, Jack
12/17/1938
Roving reporter John David Hamilton and producer Jack Vance of 'Mood' series: At work in Hamilton's basement sweatshop, editing the CBC's most ambitious radio documentary
Roving reporter John David Hamilton and producer Jack Vance of 'Mood' series: At work in Hamilton's basement sweatshop, editing the CBC's most ambitious radio documentary
Grant, Frank
n.d.
Mining world's most colorful figure, shown with Mrs
Mining world's most colorful figure, shown with Mrs
Hammell, Jack
5/22/1945
Communicating with a mostly female audience
Communicating with a mostly female audience
Darrell, Dick
11/24/1975
In the spotlight: A still-scintillating Tony Bennett, backed by the 18-piece Count Basie Orchestra, plays to a mostly-full Roy Thomson Hall last night
In the spotlight: A still-scintillating Tony Bennett, backed by the 18-piece Count Basie Orchestra, plays to a mostly-full Roy Thomson Hall last night
Bennett, Tony, 1926-
11/22/1991
Al Peabody: He and his crew interviewed 1,000 people, mostly in barber shops.
Al Peabody: He and his crew interviewed 1,000 people, mostly in barber shops.
Darrell, Dick
1/13/1980
New works: The exhibit at the Drabinsky Gallery will feature mostly new works by Colville which are becoming more domestic in focus
New works: The exhibit at the Drabinsky Gallery will feature mostly new works by Colville which are becoming more domestic in focus
Beaty, Keith
10/21/1991
The Bell Homestead in Brantford is where Alexander Graham Bell carried out many of the experiments which led to development of the telephone. It's a National Historic Site now
The Bell Homestead in Brantford is where Alexander Graham Bell carried out many of the experiments which led to development of the telephone. It's a National Historic Site now
Bell, Alexander Graham, 1847-1922
12/21/1970