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Bundled up for a shopping expedition on Toronto's cold streets, actress Lynn Redgrave visited some antique shops this week during time off performing (...)
Bundled up for a shopping expedition on Toronto's cold streets, actress Lynn Redgrave visited some antique shops this week during time off performing (...)

Bundled up for a shopping expedition on Toronto's cold streets, actress Lynn Redgrave visited some antique shops this week during time off performing (...)

Date1/17/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bundled up for a shopping expedition on Toronto's cold streets, actress Lynn Redgrave visited some antique shops this week during time off performing in the comedy play My Fat Friend, at the O'Keefe Centre. She spoke with Star staff writer Frank Rasky and emphasized to him that she wants to bury once and for all the hangup of being eternally stereotyped as the ungainly Georgy Girl.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0075654F
Bundled up against the cold of a January morning, one of Toronto's homeless tries to find some warmth early today sleeping on a ventilation grate outs(...)
Bundled up against the cold of a January morning, one of Toronto's homeless tries to find some warmth early today sleeping on a ventilation grate outs(...)
1/12/1988
And baby makes life a delight: Lynn Redgrave and 16-month-old Annabel were at CFTO studios on the weekend where the actress narrated a pay-TV special
And baby makes life a delight: Lynn Redgrave and 16-month-old Annabel were at CFTO studios on the weekend where the actress narrated a pay-TV special
11/27/1982
Bundled up against last week's biting cold, exercise lady Gaye Lynch, above, prepares to take a Northern Dancer colt, aptly named Sudden Frost, out for a Woodbine warm-up
Bundled up against last week's biting cold, exercise lady Gaye Lynch, above, prepares to take a Northern Dancer colt, aptly named Sudden Frost, out for a Woodbine warm-up
2/8/1989
Hong Kong's other side, far from the camera-cluttered shops of the main streets, can be seen by tourists who pick up a pamphlet outlining six walks th(...)
Hong Kong's other side, far from the camera-cluttered shops of the main streets, can be seen by tourists who pick up a pamphlet outlining six walks th(...)
12/31/1977
Palma De Mallorca's picturesque, winding streets have a life and a beat of their own even though tourist bars and souvenir shops have sprung up in the(...)
Palma De Mallorca's picturesque, winding streets have a life and a beat of their own even though tourist bars and souvenir shops have sprung up in the(...)
1/21/1972
Cold comfort. Toronto Harbour Commission worker John Magee was bundled up yesterday while repairing the Cherry Street bridge grating. Icy wind from th(...)
Cold comfort. Toronto Harbour Commission worker John Magee was bundled up yesterday while repairing the Cherry Street bridge grating. Icy wind from th(...)
2/24/1992
Urban wildlife: Critic Chris Hume says that even in the March gloom, Toronto's wall posters are like colorful plants that spring up overnight on our cold city streets
Urban wildlife: Critic Chris Hume says that even in the March gloom, Toronto's wall posters are like colorful plants that spring up overnight on our cold city streets
15 March 1992
On the right track: Renowed architect Ralph Erskine of Sweden says Toronto's downtown and waterfront areas will undergo an exciting transformation by the year 2001. Where railways now divide city dwellers from the lake. Erskine sees gardens, housing, shops and theatres springing up over the next 20 years - adding new life to the city. But he wants that Metro's highrise suburbs could become ghettos.
On the right track: Renowed architect Ralph Erskine of Sweden says Toronto's downtown and waterfront areas will undergo an exciting transformation by the year 2001. Where railways now divide city dwellers from the lake. Erskine sees gardens, housing, shops and theatres springing up over the next 20 years - adding new life to the city. But he wants that Metro's highrise suburbs could become ghettos.
11/4/1981
Posing as a cleaner, Star reporter Dale Brazao visited income-tax rebate shops in Metro armed with phony tax returns
Posing as a cleaner, Star reporter Dale Brazao visited income-tax rebate shops in Metro armed with phony tax returns
4/21/1977
Two women: Fania Fenelon (foreground) opposed leftist actress Vanessa Redgrave's depicting her in movie Playing For Time, based on Fenelon's experiences in a concentration camp
Two women: Fania Fenelon (foreground) opposed leftist actress Vanessa Redgrave's depicting her in movie Playing For Time, based on Fenelon's experiences in a concentration camp
11/3/1980
An early Canadian knife box. Mrs. Fowler hunts for bargains in antiques at flea markets and in smaller shops
An early Canadian knife box. Mrs. Fowler hunts for bargains in antiques at flea markets and in smaller shops
1/25/1973
Real treasures are seldom stumbled on by casual shoppers but a day of browsing through the antique shops and junk stores of London can still be reward(...)
Real treasures are seldom stumbled on by casual shoppers but a day of browsing through the antique shops and junk stores of London can still be reward(...)
2/18/1974