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Designer Pat McDonagh with veil that won raves
Designer Pat McDonagh with veil that won raves

Designer Pat McDonagh with veil that won raves

Date12/4/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Designer Pat McDonagh with veil that won raves.
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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_0066596F
Talk about yer familiar faces. Ned Beatty has been around town tub-thumping his new movie Hear My Song, for which he's been getting raves. And he'll b(...)
Talk about yer familiar faces. Ned Beatty has been around town tub-thumping his new movie Hear My Song, for which he's been getting raves. And he'll b(...)
2/18/1992
Visitor's lament: Actor John Woodvine, currently earning raves as Falstaff in Henry IV, Parts I and II, travels about town by cab or TTC since he's left his Saab 9000 back home in England
Visitor's lament: Actor John Woodvine, currently earning raves as Falstaff in Henry IV, Parts I and II, travels about town by cab or TTC since he's left his Saab 9000 back home in England
6/10/1987
Les Canadiens, Rick Salutin's dramatic tribute to the role of the Habs in Quebec culture, is getting raves from critics and audiences at the Toronto W(...)
Les Canadiens, Rick Salutin's dramatic tribute to the role of the Habs in Quebec culture, is getting raves from critics and audiences at the Toronto W(...)
11/9/1977
Brava Bea: Actress Bea Arthur, the former Maude in the TV series of that name, is drawing raves on Broadway for playing a classic Jewish mother in Woody Allen play, The Floating Light Bulb
Brava Bea: Actress Bea Arthur, the former Maude in the TV series of that name, is drawing raves on Broadway for playing a classic Jewish mother in Woody Allen play, The Floating Light Bulb
3/26/1979
Pat McDonagh, designer-manufacturer, was awarded a special judges' Judy award last night for enhancing Canadian fashion's image
Pat McDonagh, designer-manufacturer, was awarded a special judges' Judy award last night for enhancing Canadian fashion's image
1/10/1974
Pat McDonagh: At 45, the Irishborn designer has become one of the most popular in Canada
Pat McDonagh: At 45, the Irishborn designer has become one of the most popular in Canada
1/21/1981
Fashion designer Pat McDonagh scored a fashionable 11 1/2 out of 15 on our quiz
Fashion designer Pat McDonagh scored a fashionable 11 1/2 out of 15 on our quiz
2/22/1978
Pat McDonagh, fashion designer, will wear black camisole top, and a fantasy skirt of pink and black taffeta over an old Victorian underskirt made of b(...)
Pat McDonagh, fashion designer, will wear black camisole top, and a fantasy skirt of pink and black taffeta over an old Victorian underskirt made of b(...)
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Comparing notes: Designers Pat McDonagh and Wayne Clark enjoy a quiet moment in the festivities at Crispins Restaurant
Comparing notes: Designers Pat McDonagh and Wayne Clark enjoy a quiet moment in the festivities at Crispins Restaurant
6/3/1986
Indian and Inuit dolls sport real fur, leather, suede are created by fashion designer Pat McDonagh
Indian and Inuit dolls sport real fur, leather, suede are created by fashion designer Pat McDonagh
2/2/1979
Impish Pat McDonagh, right, confided: 'I hate to tell you this skirt is last year
Impish Pat McDonagh, right, confided: 'I hate to tell you this skirt is last year
1/26/1983
Retired Judge Frank McDonagh
Retired Judge Frank McDonagh
6/30/1971