Goldie
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Loew's Theatre, Yonge St., E side, N of Queen St. E. 1963 TPL
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adma
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When all is said and done, it might be a shame that they didn't retain the sign pylon (the 80s restoration had other period/stylistic priorities). And I can't help noticing the flagship class that the Heintzman shop projects--from the twilight of pianos as middle-class living-room fixtures. (These days, its equivalent might be...the Eaton Centre Apple Store?)
officedweller
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From the 1985 Markborough Properties Annual Report:
From the 1988 Markborough Properties Annual Report:
From the 1988 Markborough Properties Annual Report:
Mustapha
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The Diana Sweets in Goldie's Then was a fine chain of restaurants. The last one, I think, was in Scarborough Town Centre.
Towered
Superstar
Take this statement and repeat it at least a thousand times and you neatly sum up Toronto's architectural development over the decades.
Goldie
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Runnymede Theatre, Bloor St. W, S side, between Runnymede Rd. and Beresford Ave. 1928 TPL
Goldie
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Here's a Toronto theatre, the existence of which I was unaware. I can find no online reference to this theatre, although an Empire theatre on Queen St. is mentioned briefly. Is this a mystery?
Empire Theatre, Temperance St., S side, between Yonge St. and Sheppard St. 1927 TPL
Empire Theatre, Temperance St., S side, between Yonge St. and Sheppard St. 1927 TPL
lenaitch
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^Early version of Photoshop it seems.
LPCI
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They kept the windows!
LPCI
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Is it the former Star Theatre?
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Goldie
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Thanks for that fine research, LPCI. You've helped me find this link......
The TORONTOist web site has more at: https://torontoist.com/2013/07/historicist-the-darlings-of-paris/
Including: "One week in March of 1912, the Star Theatre announced that in addition to the Jardin de Paris Girls Company and Merry Minstrel Maids, the “world’s champion female wrestler” had been added to the show. According to theToronto Star, she “will meet all comers of her sex at every performance and forfeit $25 should she fail to throw them in ten minutes.”
Map of Star Theatre on Temperance
The TORONTOist web site has more at: https://torontoist.com/2013/07/historicist-the-darlings-of-paris/
Including: "One week in March of 1912, the Star Theatre announced that in addition to the Jardin de Paris Girls Company and Merry Minstrel Maids, the “world’s champion female wrestler” had been added to the show. According to theToronto Star, she “will meet all comers of her sex at every performance and forfeit $25 should she fail to throw them in ten minutes.”
Map of Star Theatre on Temperance
LPCI
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Ontario Veterinary College, Temperance St.
LPCI
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This should be a link to a lot of theatres.
Mustapha
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Then. Dempsey Hardware. NW corner Shepperd and Yonge 1955 (built 1860). TPL picture.
Now. 10:30am today, Oct 1. New location is 250 Beecroft, about 1\2 km north of Yonge Shepperd. It was moved up here in 1989 or so.
Man, my smartphone has officially replaced both my camera and laptop to post here. So convenient and easy now.
Now. 10:30am today, Oct 1. New location is 250 Beecroft, about 1\2 km north of Yonge Shepperd. It was moved up here in 1989 or so.
Man, my smartphone has officially replaced both my camera and laptop to post here. So convenient and easy now.
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