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Vaudeville queens

Vaudeville queens

Date10/16/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Vaudeville queens: The O'Connor Sisters; from left; Vera; Kathleen; Madeleine and Geraldine; get ready to belt out a tune in this 1973 photograph. The famed Canadian singing group was the toast of the dance halls in the '20s.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102297F
Ready to come home - The trouping Dionnes, parents of Callander's quintuplets, are ready to return home, having completed their vaudeville tour. Mr. a(...)
Ready to come home - The trouping Dionnes, parents of Callander's quintuplets, are ready to return home, having completed their vaudeville tour. Mr. a(...)
2/26/1935
Seated on the old Winter Garden's Stage, Peter Harris gazes 54 years into the past, to a time when the theatre was filled every evening for Vaudeville and Movies
Seated on the old Winter Garden's Stage, Peter Harris gazes 54 years into the past, to a time when the theatre was filled every evening for Vaudeville and Movies
12/23/1967
Pearl Bailey. It merely served to demonstrate that the vaudeville hoofer, veteran of half a century of entertaining, held the audience in the palm of (...)
Pearl Bailey. It merely served to demonstrate that the vaudeville hoofer, veteran of half a century of entertaining, held the audience in the palm of (...)
5/27/1983
Sweet and sassy. Jazz singer Pearl Bailey, 67, opened a week-long stint at the Royal York's Imperial Room last night. The former Hello Dolly! Star brought back old vaudeville style
Sweet and sassy. Jazz singer Pearl Bailey, 67, opened a week-long stint at the Royal York's Imperial Room last night. The former Hello Dolly! Star brought back old vaudeville style
10/20/1986
Singing host of vaudeville show at O'Neill's dinner theatre is Doug Crossley, who scored 11 out of 15 on our quiz
Singing host of vaudeville show at O'Neill's dinner theatre is Doug Crossley, who scored 11 out of 15 on our quiz
7/5/1982
Colorized photograph of people walking on pathways in a large urban park.
Queen's Park, from Parliament Buildings, looking down from Queen's Avenue, Toronto, Canada
Approximately 1905
Queen's Park demonstrators, Boos at Queen's Park
Queen's Park demonstrators, Boos at Queen's Park
5/4/1988
Volunteers' Monument, Queen's Park, west side Queen's Park Crescent West, south of Wellesley St
Volunteers' Monument, Queen's Park, west side Queen's Park Crescent West, south of Wellesley St
1873
Toronto beauty queens star in show, All Miss Torontos from 1927 to 1964 are these beauty queens who starred in Saturday's fashion show at the Constell(...)
Toronto beauty queens star in show, All Miss Torontos from 1927 to 1964 are these beauty queens who starred in Saturday's fashion show at the Constell(...)
3/8/1965
The Queen's English: A comedy based on the Queen's jubilee opens next week with actors Peter Jobin and Wendy Thatcher, directed by Des McAnuff, centre
The Queen's English: A comedy based on the Queen's jubilee opens next week with actors Peter Jobin and Wendy Thatcher, directed by Des McAnuff, centre
2/6/1980
Volunteers' Monument, Queen's Park, west side Queen's Park Crescent West, south of Wellesley St
Volunteers' Monument, Queen's Park, west side Queen's Park Crescent West, south of Wellesley St
1873
Volunteers' Monument, Queen's Park, west side of Queen's Park Crescent West, south of Wellesley St
Volunteers' Monument, Queen's Park, west side of Queen's Park Crescent West, south of Wellesley St
1/3/1929