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The medical man who loves the theatre. Dr. (and playwright) Ian Malcolm is co-producing three plays.
The medical man who loves the theatre. Dr. (and playwright) Ian Malcolm is co-producing three plays.

The medical man who loves the theatre. Dr. (and playwright) Ian Malcolm is co-producing three plays.

Date11/1/1968
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    ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0065035F
    Mrs. Robert Winters plays violin. The entire family is musical - and loves politics
    Mrs. Robert Winters plays violin. The entire family is musical - and loves politics
    Dinsmore, Ted
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    The Butcher's apron, Stephen Oulmette plays tormented playwright August Strindberg at Theatre Passe Muraille
    The Butcher's apron, Stephen Oulmette plays tormented playwright August Strindberg at Theatre Passe Muraille
    Griffin, Doug
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    Thomas Babe's in town to set up play, New Theatre is producing his Prayers for my daughter
    Thomas Babe's in town to set up play, New Theatre is producing his Prayers for my daughter
    Lennon, Frank
    5/4/1978
    Worth saving: John Lindsay, who fights to save old movie houses, loves the shells, cornices and moldings fromt he '20s in the Runnymede Theatre on Bloor St
    Worth saving: John Lindsay, who fights to save old movie houses, loves the shells, cornices and moldings fromt he '20s in the Runnymede Theatre on Bloor St
    Beaty, Keith
    10/22/1990
    John Black Aird, who'll make history when the Miller Tories fall, is a man who loves kids, reads voraciously, and has no trouble at all in making a tough decision
    John Black Aird, who'll make history when the Miller Tories fall, is a man who loves kids, reads voraciously, and has no trouble at all in making a tough decision
    Aird, John Black
    4/18/1983
    In front of the native art he loves is Dr. Harry Bain, professor emeritus of pediatrics at the U of T and Hospital for Sick Children, who received an award last week for promoting the quality of family life.
    In front of the native art he loves is Dr. Harry Bain, professor emeritus of pediatrics at the U of T and Hospital for Sick Children, who received an award last week for promoting the quality of family life.
    Bull, Ron
    6/4/1984
    Triple play: Maurice E. Evans is directing one and acting in two of the three Bernard Shaw one-act plays currently sharing a bill at Factory Theatre Studio Cafe
    Triple play: Maurice E. Evans is directing one and acting in two of the three Bernard Shaw one-act plays currently sharing a bill at Factory Theatre Studio Cafe
    Bull, Ron
    12/7/1992
    One gratified member of the audience when George Brown Theatre presented his play Murder Pattern last month was playwright Herman Voaden, who said 'It(...)
    One gratified member of the audience when George Brown Theatre presented his play Murder Pattern last month was playwright Herman Voaden, who said 'It(...)
    Faught, Ken
    3/31/1987
    Malcolm Bradbury, the English critic, playwright and comic novelist - who reads to night at Harborfront's International Authors' Festival - has had a (...)
    Malcolm Bradbury, the English critic, playwright and comic novelist - who reads to night at Harborfront's International Authors' Festival - has had a (...)
    Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
    10/23/1985
    Speak softly: Playwright Maria Irene Fornes writes subtly, but her plays carry a lot of dramatic weight
    Speak softly: Playwright Maria Irene Fornes writes subtly, but her plays carry a lot of dramatic weight
    Beaty, Keith
    11/11/1989
    Playwright Sheldon Rosen. No plays that got away
    Playwright Sheldon Rosen. No plays that got away
    Goode, Jeff
    4/4/1972
    Toronto playwright James W. Nichol's Jasmine Hoover is the first of his plays mounted here since 1972
    Toronto playwright James W. Nichol's Jasmine Hoover is the first of his plays mounted here since 1972
    Faught, Ken
    6/3/1990