Eugene Patton, born April 25, 1932, was the first African-American member of The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, (I.A.T.S.E), Local 33. In the mid 70's, he had a recurring cameo role on a national Network broadcast, accompanied by Count Basie's Jumpin' at the Woodside. What was Patton's stage name?
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Besides the "Rogers Centre", what is the other only ML baseball stadium that uses artificial turf?
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Marvel Comic Character...One of Doctor Strange's mystical arch-enemies....
A picture of the town appeared on the back of the 1954 series two dollar bill, before a new design was used, beginning in 1976:
John Sandfield MacDonald was the first Premier of Ontario. His given name and surname are shared with the first Prime Minister of Canada, John A. MacDonald.
This game had the largest ever point spread for an NFL game - the Steelers were favoured by 28½ points.
Going into the game, the Bucs, in their first year in the league, were 0-12, and had lost by an average of 34 points in their previous three road games. The Steelers were 8-4, having won seven straight following a 1-4 start, with the Steel Curtain defense only surrendering 28 points during the streak. Pittsburgh covered, winning 42-0.
Mitchell was one of the scheduled guests on The Dick Cavett Show for Tuesday, August 19, 1969, the day after the festival. Her manager was concerned that traffic congestion would have prevented her from reaching New York in time for the taping of the show.
