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My mother the star, Sandra O'Neill's two daughters, Aileen, 10, left, and Alexandra, 5, seated at the dressing table, visit with her after a rehearsal(...)
My mother the star, Sandra O'Neill's two daughters, Aileen, 10, left, and Alexandra, 5, seated at the dressing table, visit with her after a rehearsal(...)

My mother the star, Sandra O'Neill's two daughters, Aileen, 10, left, and Alexandra, 5, seated at the dressing table, visit with her after a rehearsal(...)

Date9/12/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: My mother the star, Sandra O'Neill's two daughters, Aileen, 10, left, and Alexandra, 5, seated at the dressing table, visit with her after a rehearsal of Hello Dolly, which opens tomorrow at the Limelight Dinner Theatre.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072241F
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