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The tront door ot the place opened onto the toyer and Kitchen.

The problem with "Toyer" is not that it is graphically brutal.

She is despondent this particular evening, because she cannot remove the image of "Toyer's" most recent victim from her mind.

He called this figure the Toyer.

"Now git on back toyer mining class.

The Toyer Qee has the same body type as the original, but a head that resembles a cartoon skull.

The Toyer design, which resembles a simplified human form with a head that resembles a cartoon skull, became his first trademark.

William Tawyer, or Toyer - musician (trumpeter); "necessary attendant."

But in "Toyer" the brutality and terror appear to be all that Mr. McKay has to offer.

They also commended "Toyer," a featured title placed by Little, Brown, as a "driving (sometimes melodramatic) suspense novel."

Standard Plush Lops were developed in 2002 in Australia by Christine Toyer.

In his effort to appear in control Mr. Canfora turns the Toyer into a laid-back California surfer kind of guy.

Seriously injured when cord wood fell upon him, he was nursed by a Boston traveller's maid, Ellen Toyer, whom he later married in 1830.

In an interview with Twilight Zone Magazine, Carpenter explains that Rosenthal was chosen because "he did a terrific short called Toyer.

Charles Eustace Davies, Esq., Director, Harvey, Bradfield and Toyer, Ltd.

Abbott was born in Toronto as the son of Wilson Ruffin Abbott and Ellen (Toyer) Abbott.

From the beginning, he has Marla Carlson, the actress playing Dr. Maude Christopher, move physically close to Jack Canfora, who plays Peter Matson, or the Toyer.

THE Arena Players Repertory Theater in East Farmingdale is presenting through Dec. 12 "Toyer," a play by Gardner McKay that is notable primarily for its shock effects.

As she putters around she listens to her answering machine, and we learn that she is the psychiatrist who has examined the women immobilized by the man whom the press and the police have nicknamed the Toyer.

Jack Toyer in the 1970s built a rainmaker on Palmers Island near Grafton using a solar mirror, electromagnetic static charge, and infra red frequencies of light to induce weather in regional areas within Australia.

Because she is a woman who has not only treated the Toyer's victims, but also has been stalked at home by a voyeur, it would seem that some degree of trust needs to be established between Maude and Peter before she sits next to him on a small couch.

But making "Femme Fatale" was such a positive experience that Mr. De Palma and one of the film's producers, Tarak Ben Ammar, are already planning another collaboration based on the harrowing play and novel "Toyer," by the late Gardner McKay.

While critics argued about the misogynistic nature of the play itself, Scoular's production of Gardner McKay's "Toyer" (with Alice Krige and Al Weaver) in London's West End was uniformly praised: "The greatest strength of William Scoular's well-paced production is the acting.

Connoisseurs of serial killers will appreciate the gorgeous imagery of the playwright Gardner McKay's macabre first novel, TOYER (Little, Brown, $24), in which an "unimaginable" lunatic performs the gruesome surgical procedure of spinal cordotomy on his victims, cutting off their higher brain functions and leaving them neurologically drained.