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Actress Mary Ure, lead in Canadian film Ginger Coffey, was here
Actress Mary Ure, lead in Canadian film Ginger Coffey, was here

Actress Mary Ure, lead in Canadian film Ginger Coffey, was here

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Original Toronto Star caption: Actress Mary Ure, lead in Canadian film Ginger Coffey, was here.
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California, here I come: Paul Coffey, shown on the golf course, is all dressed to join the Los Angeles Kings and his old buddy, Wayne Gretzky
California, here I come: Paul Coffey, shown on the golf course, is all dressed to join the Los Angeles Kings and his old buddy, Wayne Gretzky
2/20/1992
Evil-eyed punk of many a film, Christopher Walken (here with actress Helen Shaver) has a more light-hearted real life, especially with women. 'Women a(...)
Evil-eyed punk of many a film, Christopher Walken (here with actress Helen Shaver) has a more light-hearted real life, especially with women. 'Women a(...)
3/23/1983
Now making a film here is American actress Barbara Hershey, 22
Now making a film here is American actress Barbara Hershey, 22
3/18/1971
Oilers' best: Defenceman Paul Coffey of Edmonton Oilers holds Charlie Conacher Team trophy, which goes to team with best record involving Canadian teams
Oilers' best: Defenceman Paul Coffey of Edmonton Oilers holds Charlie Conacher Team trophy, which goes to team with best record involving Canadian teams
6/2/1983
Just ride on by, environmentalist Gerard Coffey scoffs as he averts his eyes from the Harbor Terrace condos on Queen's Quay. Born in England, Coffey has lived in Toronto since 1969, graduated from Ontario College of Art. He is co-ordinator for Pollution Probe's Ecology House.
Just ride on by, environmentalist Gerard Coffey scoffs as he averts his eyes from the Harbor Terrace condos on Queen's Quay. Born in England, Coffey has lived in Toronto since 1969, graduated from Ontario College of Art. He is co-ordinator for Pollution Probe's Ecology House.
12/6/1987
Film buffs, Actress Shelley Peterson, her son Ben, 9, and Cineplex Odeon president Garth Drabinsky chat at the Canadian Centre for Advanced Film Studi(...)
Film buffs, Actress Shelley Peterson, her son Ben, 9, and Cineplex Odeon president Garth Drabinsky chat at the Canadian Centre for Advanced Film Studi(...)
8/8/1988
Ginger Kennington, 7, scrubs Luna, a 4-year-old elephant appearing with Ford Family Circus at the Ontario Place Forum during the CNE. Ginger's mother (...)
Ginger Kennington, 7, scrubs Luna, a 4-year-old elephant appearing with Ford Family Circus at the Ontario Place Forum during the CNE. Ginger's mother (...)
8/21/1987
Happy Winners at Canadian Film Awards last night (from left) Jean Beaudin (best director), Monique Mercure (best actress), and Len Cariou (best actor)(...)
Happy Winners at Canadian Film Awards last night (from left) Jean Beaudin (best director), Monique Mercure (best actress), and Len Cariou (best actor)(...)
11/20/1977
Marilyn Lightstone happily clutches the best actress prize she won last night at the Canadian Film Awards presentations for her role in the movie Lies My Father Told Me
Marilyn Lightstone happily clutches the best actress prize she won last night at the Canadian Film Awards presentations for her role in the movie Lies My Father Told Me
10/24/1976
Don't they just look like show-biz types? Canadian actress Jennifer Dale, Below, and her husband, film producer Robert Lantos, join in the festivities
Don't they just look like show-biz types? Canadian actress Jennifer Dale, Below, and her husband, film producer Robert Lantos, join in the festivities
6/21/1982
Helen Shaver (best actress) and Richard Gabourie (best actor) enjoy prizes at the Canadian Film Awards ceremonies in Ryerson Theatre last night. [Incomplete]
Helen Shaver (best actress) and Richard Gabourie (best actor) enjoy prizes at the Canadian Film Awards ceremonies in Ryerson Theatre last night. [Incomplete]
9/21/1978
Canadian film-maker Christopher Chapman, shown here in the split screen fashion he made famous with his film A Place to Stand, would rather stay at ho(...)
Canadian film-maker Christopher Chapman, shown here in the split screen fashion he made famous with his film A Place to Stand, would rather stay at ho(...)
3/21/1968