Carrie Best, postage stamp, Canada: 59 cents, Date of issue 1 February 2011. © Canada Post Corporation, 2011, image courtesy of Library and Archives Canada
"I respectfully request you, Sir, to instruct your employees to sell me the ticket I wish when next I come to the theatre or I shall make public every statement made to me by you and your help." - Carrie M. Best, 1941
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