Toronto actress renews acquaintances
Vancouver report notes disposable diapers and television commerce as part of a brief entertainment item involving a Toronto actress renewing acquaintances during a media event.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
4
Vancouver report notes disposable diapers and television commerce as part of a brief entertainment item involving a Toronto actress renewing acquaintances during a media event.
Social notes record Lethbridge temporary residence plans for Herd O'Brien and family, Mrs. Mary McElwee visiting Winnipeg relatives, Maple Creek guests at local homes, and Calgary weekend visits by the Yoxalls and Coves. Lorraine Foreman, Toronto actress, recalls early show life, theatre experiences, and a world tour with family details.
London’s Carnaby Street, once a secret hub for under-18 mods behind Liberty’s near Regent Street, now attracts tourists. The mod look has broadened to women, with His Clothes evolving from His boutique to His Clothes and Her Clothes, and Stephen’s stores expanding across Carnaby Street.
The tall blonde dancer in a veil and jewel led costume performs an Oriental dance on stage as Shaara. At home in Springfield she is Guadalupe Garcia mother of 14 and a grandmother, also working as Vicki Lynne a night club singer. She says she sees nothing odd about her triple identity I am a working mother I like to keep busy.
Lenore Osgood profiles Mrs Colby Reesor from Medicine Hat who recalls the silent film era. She performed solo piano for matinees and with an orchestra in Leeds England and later toured Canada playing for dances and hospital visits. Her memory spans Poiret and poets melodies, WWII Victory Girls concerts, and a lifelong love of music.
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