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Star treatment, Paul Newman's smile was in keeping with the glamour of a premiere night at Roy Thomson Hall on Saturday when his version of Tennessee (...)
Star treatment, Paul Newman's smile was in keeping with the glamour of a premiere night at Roy Thomson Hall on Saturday when his version of Tennessee (...)

Star treatment, Paul Newman's smile was in keeping with the glamour of a premiere night at Roy Thomson Hall on Saturday when his version of Tennessee (...)

Date9/20/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Star treatment, Paul Newman's smile was in keeping with the glamour of a premiere night at Roy Thomson Hall on Saturday when his version of Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie was shown as the closing movie of this year's Toronto film festival. The actor/ director gave a press conference Saturday afternoon. He's seen leaving the gala that evening.
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His craggy good looks have been compared to Paul Newman's but so far stardom has evaded Canada's Scott Hylands
His craggy good looks have been compared to Paul Newman's but so far stardom has evaded Canada's Scott Hylands
7/7/1981
Neil Sedaka sang and sweated to his golden oldies on Saturday night, much to the delight of the capacity Roy Thomson Hall Crowd
Neil Sedaka sang and sweated to his golden oldies on Saturday night, much to the delight of the capacity Roy Thomson Hall Crowd
5/9/1992
You had to be there: . . . when Howie Mandel stuck a bird cage on his head in a send-up of Tweety Bird at Roy Thomson Hall last night. His bizarre humor is tough to describe in print, reviewer says
You had to be there: . . . when Howie Mandel stuck a bird cage on his head in a send-up of Tweety Bird at Roy Thomson Hall last night. His bizarre humor is tough to describe in print, reviewer says
3/22/1987
Great Dane: Victor Borge brought his unique brand of humor to Roy Thomson Hall Saturday
Great Dane: Victor Borge brought his unique brand of humor to Roy Thomson Hall Saturday
7/20/1981
Thomson Hall sell-out: Quebec pianist-composer Andre Gagnon enjoyed the enthusiasm of fans who packed Roy Thomson Hall last night for a concert of his popular favorites
Thomson Hall sell-out: Quebec pianist-composer Andre Gagnon enjoyed the enthusiasm of fans who packed Roy Thomson Hall last night for a concert of his popular favorites
11/22/1982
Guest stars, Knowlton Nash and his wife, Lorraine Thomson, narrate The Tale of the Bird in its Ontario premiere
Guest stars, Knowlton Nash and his wife, Lorraine Thomson, narrate The Tale of the Bird in its Ontario premiere
5/1/1984
His new home: Gunther Herbig makes it official in front of Roy Thomson Hall, his new working home when he takes over as conductor of the Toronto Symphony in 1990
His new home: Gunther Herbig makes it official in front of Roy Thomson Hall, his new working home when he takes over as conductor of the Toronto Symphony in 1990
5/18/1988
So long and farewell. Outgoing CBC president Pierre Juneau bids adieu to the broadcasting network last night at a Roy Thomson Hall bash in his honor. His term ends July 31
So long and farewell. Outgoing CBC president Pierre Juneau bids adieu to the broadcasting network last night at a Roy Thomson Hall bash in his honor. His term ends July 31
6/12/1989
Hi de hi de hi, Cab Calloway and his Hi De Ho Revue kicked off the Jazz festival's mainstage concerts Friday night at Roy Thomson Hall
Hi de hi de hi, Cab Calloway and his Hi De Ho Revue kicked off the Jazz festival's mainstage concerts Friday night at Roy Thomson Hall
6/21/1991
Roger's return. Kenyan troubador Roger Whittaker charms his fans last night during the second of two sold out shows at Roy Thomson Hall
Roger's return. Kenyan troubador Roger Whittaker charms his fans last night during the second of two sold out shows at Roy Thomson Hall
5/2/1989
Hasn't changed much: New York singer Lou Reed often seems incapable of stepping outside his coolly drawn persona, critic Craig MacInnis says of singer's concert at Roy Thomson Hall Tuesday night
Hasn't changed much: New York singer Lou Reed often seems incapable of stepping outside his coolly drawn persona, critic Craig MacInnis says of singer's concert at Roy Thomson Hall Tuesday night
3/28/1989
Happy impresario: Walter Homburger flings his arms wide as he responds to the acclaim of artists and 2,600 others who paid him tribute at Roy Thomson Hall last night
Happy impresario: Walter Homburger flings his arms wide as he responds to the acclaim of artists and 2,600 others who paid him tribute at Roy Thomson Hall last night
3/9/1987