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Norman Levine, in Toronto after 31 years in England uses himself, family and friends to weave his stories
Norman Levine, in Toronto after 31 years in England uses himself, family and friends to weave his stories

Norman Levine, in Toronto after 31 years in England uses himself, family and friends to weave his stories

Date3/14/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Norman Levine; in Toronto after 31 years in England uses himself; family and friends to weave his stories. I could be sued by about 40 different people; he says.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0099938F
      Variety, or, Stories for children from the age of seven years to twelve : founded on facts : dedicated to the author's little friends Kate and Fanny
      Variety, or, Stories for children from the age of seven years to twelve : founded on facts : dedicated to the author's little friends Kate and Fanny
      Harris, John
      1823
      Norman James, who retired this week after 40 years as a Toronto Star photographer, is greeted by columnist Lotta Dempsey at a goin-away party given by friends
      Norman James, who retired this week after 40 years as a Toronto Star photographer, is greeted by columnist Lotta Dempsey at a goin-away party given by friends
      Darrell, Dick
      6/1/1972
      Help from friends: Don Mercer uses his tongue to operate the special remote unit give to him by the March of Dimes
      Help from friends: Don Mercer uses his tongue to operate the special remote unit give to him by the March of Dimes
      Spremo, Boris
      9/16/1981
      Two stories: David Schofield, 31, at home with his family in Aurora, is happy to be working again but his sense of security has suffered
      Two stories: David Schofield, 31, at home with his family in Aurora, is happy to be working again but his sense of security has suffered
      Eglinton, Rick
      2/26/1987
      Uncle Remus and his friends : old plantation stories, songs, and ballads, with sketches of Negro character
      Uncle Remus and his friends : old plantation stories, songs, and ballads, with sketches of Negro character
      Frost, A. B. (Arthur Burdett), 1851-1928
      1893
      Stories of William Tell and his friends told to the children
      Stories of William Tell and his friends told to the children
      E.P. Dutton (Firm)
      1906
      Stories of Edward and his little friends /with sixteen engravings
      Stories of Edward and his little friends /with sixteen engravings
      Harris, John, 1756-1846
      1837
      Artist Norman Butler weaves a religious tapestry on his home-made loom, in the back room of St
      Artist Norman Butler weaves a religious tapestry on his home-made loom, in the back room of St
      Butler, Norman
      3/18/1970
      At the Graveside: Family and friends of Wade Lawson cling to each other for comfort at the youth's burial at Spring Creek Cemetery in Mississauga yesterday, while 3-years-old Trevor, left, sobs for his dead stepbrother
      At the Graveside: Family and friends of Wade Lawson cling to each other for comfort at the youth's burial at Spring Creek Cemetery in Mississauga yesterday, while 3-years-old Trevor, left, sobs for his dead stepbrother
      Lawson, Michael Wade
      12/14/1988
      Bellman puts his feet up: Bill Bilecki, bellman at Royal York hotel for 45 years, is wheeled out of the hotel by bell captain Gerry Lockman after a send-off from friends and co-workers.
      Bellman puts his feet up: Bill Bilecki, bellman at Royal York hotel for 45 years, is wheeled out of the hotel by bell captain Gerry Lockman after a send-off from friends and co-workers.
      Bull, Ron
      3/7/1986
      Tip of the cap: Frank Owen Daly has hailed his last cab as doorman for the Royal York Hotel. After 39 years of ushering in the famour and not-so-famous, he is calling it quits. Staff and friends will be giving him a warm sendoff Friday.
      Tip of the cap: Frank Owen Daly has hailed his last cab as doorman for the Royal York Hotel. After 39 years of ushering in the famour and not-so-famous, he is calling it quits. Staff and friends will be giving him a warm sendoff Friday.
      Spremo, Boris
      3/5/1985
      Author: Ottawa-born Norman Levine won critical acclaim for his writings and his work is included in several anthologies
      Author: Ottawa-born Norman Levine won critical acclaim for his writings and his work is included in several anthologies
      Beaty, Keith
      3/20/1983