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Life in Toronto is lovely to Mrs. Robert Harris: daughter of the famed actor Leslie Howard who was reported killed in a plane crash during the war. Wi(...)
Life in Toronto is lovely to Mrs. Robert Harris: daughter of the famed actor Leslie Howard who was reported killed in a plane crash during the war. Wi(...)

Life in Toronto is lovely to Mrs. Robert Harris: daughter of the famed actor Leslie Howard who was reported killed in a plane crash during the war. Wi(...)

Date3/4/1946
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  • Life in Toronto is lovely to Mrs. Robert Harris: daughter of the famed actor Leslie Howard who was reported killed in a plane crash during the war. Wi(...)
  • Life in Toronto is lovely to Mrs. Robert Harris: daughter of the famed actor Leslie Howard who was reported killed in a plane crash during the war. With her husband: former lieut.-colonel: and daughter Carolyn: Mrs. Harris lives on Spadina Rd.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Life in Toronto is lovely to Mrs. Robert Harris: daughter of the famed actor Leslie Howard who was reported killed in a plane crash during the war. With her husband: former lieut.-colonel: and daughter Carolyn: Mrs. Harris lives on Spadina Rd.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0055762F
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