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Also known as Norman Bates, Anthony Perkins talked in his Four Seasons Hotel suite yesterday with Ron Base
Also known as Norman Bates, Anthony Perkins talked in his Four Seasons Hotel suite yesterday with Ron Base

Also known as Norman Bates, Anthony Perkins talked in his Four Seasons Hotel suite yesterday with Ron Base

Date6/16/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Also known as Norman Bates, Anthony Perkins talked in his Four Seasons Hotel suite yesterday with Ron Base. Perkins is on the road promoting Psycho III, which he also directed.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073141F
There's always time for a joke: Novelist Stephen King had some fun at the expense of visitors to his Four Season's Hotel suite yesterday when he read out loud a particularly gruesome passage from another writer's horror novel
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Anthony Perkins
Anthony Perkins
6/16/1986
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Zoe Caldwell as the mourning widow, Lady Anne, will also open in Richard III, opposite Alan Bates
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Perkins & Will entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, four perspective drawings
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Police Computer, Detective Rick Bates of Durham Region police, at his basement computer, explains how members of the public can make inquiries of poli(...)
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In contrast with his tempestuous public life as director of Health League of Canada, Dr. Bates
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Dr. Gordon Anderson Bates shocked Toronto 55 years ago with his campaign against venereal disease. Today, at 85 he's still speaking out
Dr. Gordon Anderson Bates shocked Toronto 55 years ago with his campaign against venereal disease. Today, at 85 he's still speaking out
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