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CBC-TV viewers tonight at 8
CBC-TV viewers tonight at 8

CBC-TV viewers tonight at 8

Date12/9/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: CBC-TV viewers tonight at 8:30 will get an eyeful of Larry King's wife in the King of Kensington comedy series. And they'll see another side of Al Waxman's character when he turns into a Scrooge, collecting debts so that he can go on a vacation to Florida. Fiona Reid, who plays the wife, is obviously ready to hit those sunny beaches.
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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_0088456F
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Mike Anscombe: Anchor teased Global viewers
Mike Anscombe: Anchor teased Global viewers
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Michael James McManus, Mike to the viewers of his twice-daily talk show on TVOntario (Channel 19), spent 13 years as a Roman Catholic priest. He gave (...)
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Singer Julie Amato treated Global News At Noon co-anchor John Dawe to a cream pie lunch on air yesterday, fulfilling Dawe's pledge to viewers of Varie(...)
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Michael Edwards, left, and Bruce MacDonald use the technique of giving an incomplete messge to try to draw viewers into an ad.
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Iannuzzi will reach out to Ontario television viewers in more than 30 languages
Iannuzzi will reach out to Ontario television viewers in more than 30 languages
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