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Grizzly Rogers keeps fans happy
Grizzly Rogers keeps fans happy

Grizzly Rogers keeps fans happy

Date12/5/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Grizzly Rogers keeps fans happy. Kenny Rogers calls himself a multimedia extravaganza. And, says The Star's Peter Goddard, he gets away with it - even though his music can be best described as country 'n' shoppin' mall. And all because of his grizzled, gray bearded image.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0077121F
Roger's return. Kenyan troubador Roger Whittaker charms his fans last night during the second of two sold out shows at Roy Thomson Hall
Roger's return. Kenyan troubador Roger Whittaker charms his fans last night during the second of two sold out shows at Roy Thomson Hall
Slaughter, Mike
5/2/1989
Exercise like kicking a soccer ball keeps Maple Leafs' coach Roger Neilson in shape
Exercise like kicking a soccer ball keeps Maple Leafs' coach Roger Neilson in shape
Neilson, Roger, 1934-2003
8/23/1978
Muddy going: Jockey Chris Rogers used up three separate sets of goggles in attempt to keep seeing during running of fifth race at Woodbine racetrack yesterday
Muddy going: Jockey Chris Rogers used up three separate sets of goggles in attempt to keep seeing during running of fifth race at Woodbine racetrack yesterday
Bull, Ron
9/23/1973
Harbourfront adventure playground keeps kids happy
Harbourfront adventure playground keeps kids happy
Loek, Dick
6/23/1978
Suit and shirts, Stiff but happy, NDP leader Bob Rae, top, invariably keeps his suit jacket on while Tory Mike Harris, centre, and Liberal David Peterson are more casual on the campaign trail
Suit and shirts, Stiff but happy, NDP leader Bob Rae, top, invariably keeps his suit jacket on while Tory Mike Harris, centre, and Liberal David Peterson are more casual on the campaign trail
Bock, Tony
8/7/1990
Art Fowler: Keeps them happy
Art Fowler: Keeps them happy
Griffin, Doug
6/25/1979
Suit and shirts: Stiff but happy, NDP leader Bob Rae, top, invariably keeps his suit jacket on while Tory Mike Harris, centre, and Liberal David Peterson are more casual on the campaign trail
Suit and shirts: Stiff but happy, NDP leader Bob Rae, top, invariably keeps his suit jacket on while Tory Mike Harris, centre, and Liberal David Peterson are more casual on the campaign trail
Gower, Patti
8/4/1990
Seems like old times. Roger Daltry wows his fans as The Who performs last night at CNE Stadium. A second concert is planned tonight although it's expe(...)
Seems like old times. Roger Daltry wows his fans as The Who performs last night at CNE Stadium. A second concert is planned tonight although it's expe(...)
Daltrey, Roger
6/23/1989
But can the Leafs keep on coming up roses? Ed Olczyk, the Leaf who scored the overtime game-winner Tuesday, had expressed the hope that the fans would(...)
But can the Leafs keep on coming up roses? Ed Olczyk, the Leaf who scored the overtime game-winner Tuesday, had expressed the hope that the fans would(...)
Olczyk, Ed
4/13/1988
Police had their hands full as they tried to keep frenzied young fans from ex-Bay City Roller guitarist Ian Mitchell (foreground) as he led Rosetta St(...)
Police had their hands full as they tried to keep frenzied young fans from ex-Bay City Roller guitarist Ian Mitchell (foreground) as he led Rosetta St(...)
Griffin, Doug
6/1/1978
There were some suspicious-looking containers at Exhibition Stadium yesterday as baseball fans tried to keep cool in the summer-like weather. When the(...)
There were some suspicious-looking containers at Exhibition Stadium yesterday as baseball fans tried to keep cool in the summer-like weather. When the(...)
Goode, Jeff
4/12/1977
Right, the priest, as he reads the Sikh scriptures, fans the sacred text to keep pests away
Right, the priest, as he reads the Sikh scriptures, fans the sacred text to keep pests away
Toronto Star (Firm)
1/26/1946