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There's always time for a joke: Novelist Stephen King had some fun at the expense of visitors to his Four Season's Hotel suite yesterday when he read out loud a particularly gruesome passage from another writer's horror novel
There's always time for a joke: Novelist Stephen King had some fun at the expense of visitors to his Four Season's Hotel suite yesterday when he read out loud a particularly gruesome passage from another writer's horror novel

There's always time for a joke: Novelist Stephen King had some fun at the expense of visitors to his Four Season's Hotel suite yesterday when he read out loud a particularly gruesome passage from another writer's horror novel

Date7/23/1986
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0059965F
Paul Zindel, one of America's leading writers of novels for and about teenagers, did not have to see yet another production of his 1971 Pulitzer Prize(...)
Paul Zindel, one of America's leading writers of novels for and about teenagers, did not have to see yet another production of his 1971 Pulitzer Prize(...)
Bull, Ron
2/28/1989
Character : where there's drink, there's always danger
Character : where there's drink, there's always danger
Dominion Scientific Temperance Committee
approximately 1912
Stephen King: Horror writer says he couldn't read Clive Barker's stories alone.
Stephen King: Horror writer says he couldn't read Clive Barker's stories alone.
King, Stephen, 1947-
7/23/1986
Tokyo still has all the charms it's always had for Western visitors, they just costs more
Tokyo still has all the charms it's always had for Western visitors, they just costs more
Bryant, George
4/7/1972
Visitors to cuba's pavilion at Expo are bombarded with propaganda that doesn't always get across
Visitors to cuba's pavilion at Expo are bombarded with propaganda that doesn't always get across
Expo 67 (Montreal, Québec)
5/1/1967
Visitor's parking spots always seem to be jammed at high rise apartment buildings
Visitor's parking spots always seem to be jammed at high rise apartment buildings
Spremo, Boris
12/11/1970
Also known as Norman Bates, Anthony Perkins talked in his Four Seasons Hotel suite yesterday with Ron Base
Also known as Norman Bates, Anthony Perkins talked in his Four Seasons Hotel suite yesterday with Ron Base
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
6/16/1986
Limbo dancing by the pool (left) is just one of many activities open to cruise passengers, for there's always plenty to occupy your time. But sometime(...)
Limbo dancing by the pool (left) is just one of many activities open to cruise passengers, for there's always plenty to occupy your time. But sometime(...)
Spremo, Boris
10/16/1979
There's always a job, if only you look for it, Bob and Linda Coopman believe. We both like work and are good at what we do he says.
There's always a job, if only you look for it, Bob and Linda Coopman believe. We both like work and are good at what we do he says.
Lennon, Frank
9/20/1978
Making an impression: There's always a little pain with beauty, says tattoo artist Lannie Glover
Making an impression: There's always a little pain with beauty, says tattoo artist Lannie Glover
Stawicki, Andrew
10/13/1989
Ancient Ca, There's always a crowd waiting gerly at the entrance the arade of Progress, pre at Canadian National Exhibition by General Motors of Canada. Ltd (Left). [Incomplte]
Ancient Ca, There's always a crowd waiting gerly at the entrance the arade of Progress, pre at Canadian National Exhibition by General Motors of Canada. Ltd (Left). [Incomplte]
Canadian National Exhibition (Toronto, Ont.)
9/7/1939
He's in the drink. But, anyway, there's always a second time, and if Bob's game to try again, the weather's looking good. He'd better cross today righ(...)
He's in the drink. But, anyway, there's always a second time, and if Bob's game to try again, the weather's looking good. He'd better cross today righ(...)
McConnell, Colin
7/25/1976