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Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories
Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories

Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories

Date5/6/1969
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  • Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories
  • Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories.
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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_0050780F
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      Jerry Goodis, president of the Goodis, Goldberg, Soren Limited advertising agency, speaking to the Young Men's Advertising and Sales Club, in Toronto
      Jerry Goodis, president of the Goodis, Goldberg, Soren Limited advertising agency, speaking to the Young Men's Advertising and Sales Club, in Toronto
      Goodis, Jerry, 1929-2002
      5/6/1969
      Pointing the way: Brantford student Joe Stevens visits his hero, advertising whiz Jerry Goodis, at MacLaren Advertising
      Pointing the way: Brantford student Joe Stevens visits his hero, advertising whiz Jerry Goodis, at MacLaren Advertising
      Goodis, Jerry, 1929-2002
      5/23/1978
      Intellectual Neanderthals? That's the expression used by Jerry Goodis, president of Goodis, Goldberg, Soren Ltd
      Intellectual Neanderthals? That's the expression used by Jerry Goodis, president of Goodis, Goldberg, Soren Ltd
      Bull, Ron
      1/22/1973
      Jerry Goodis
      Jerry Goodis
      Darrell, Dick
      5/4/1970
      Goodis, Jerry
      Goodis, Jerry
      Goode, Jeff
      9/5/1994
      Goodis, Jerry
      Goodis, Jerry
      Goodis, Jerry, 1929-2002
      5/12/1992
      Ad man Jerry Goodis: Hard word for retailers
      Ad man Jerry Goodis: Hard word for retailers
      Goode, Jeff
      6/11/1968
      The pursuer: Peter Hunter, president of Signum Communications, says bringing Cockfield Brown into his fold would make his company the largest and strongest public advertising agency in Canada
      The pursuer: Peter Hunter, president of Signum Communications, says bringing Cockfield Brown into his fold would make his company the largest and strongest public advertising agency in Canada
      Beaty, Keith
      12/11/1981
      Tip from top: When former Boston Red Sox superstar Ted Williams (right) was in Toronto some time ago, he took time to explain batting theories to Star baseball writer Neil MacCarl who writes below of baseball's last 400 batsman
      Tip from top: When former Boston Red Sox superstar Ted Williams (right) was in Toronto some time ago, he took time to explain batting theories to Star baseball writer Neil MacCarl who writes below of baseball's last 400 batsman
      Darrell, Dick
      12/10/1968
      Peeking into the future through eyepiece made of her rolled-up diploma, Stephanie McLuhan, daughter of communications expert Marshall McLuhan, smiles (...)
      Peeking into the future through eyepiece made of her rolled-up diploma, Stephanie McLuhan, daughter of communications expert Marshall McLuhan, smiles (...)
      James, Norman
      5/30/1968
      Marshall McLuhan, author and expert on communications:
      Marshall McLuhan, author and expert on communications:
      McLuhan, Marshall, 1911-1980
      9/28/1966
      A matter of communication. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and University of Toronto professor and author Marshall McLuhan leave a restaurant at Windsor(...)
      A matter of communication. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and University of Toronto professor and author Marshall McLuhan leave a restaurant at Windsor(...)
      Lennon, Frank
      11/28/1977