IIIF

Crowd pleaser

Date8/3/1991

Names

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Weil, Bernard (photographer)

Format

Picture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Crowd pleaser: This little flag-waver is just one of an estimated 800;000 to line the Lake Shore Blvd. parade route of yesterday's annual summer festival.

Subject

Music festivals

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103013F

Discover More

Hair singer Gail Garnett gets crowd's attention in Joy Day Celebrations on Toronto Islands Saturday

6/15/1970

It's Caribana time again. The Island ferry Thomas Rennie had a capacity crowd last night for the cruise kicking off Caribana '73, the annual West Indi(...)

8/1/1973

A Musical high in the park. A six-hour concert of rock, folk, blues and pop music-the High Park Freee Festival-drew a crowd police estimate at between(...)

5/26/1974

Hash for $7 A Gram is advertised on a box carried by youthful entrepreneur as he makes his way through the crowd at the Strawberry Fields festival at (...)

8/9/1970

Music moved the crowds, whether to the sounds of an impromptu chairtop whistler or to the beat of a more professional band

8/4/1986

Jungle scene brought gasps of delight from crowd lining the parade route

8/2/1980

Peter Bellamy's glasses reflect the crowd

6/24/1978

Opening day crowd at Mariposa settles down for afternoon of listening to folk music - or in the case of the couple in foreground, a little snuggling during the songs

6/20/1975

Matthew Steckly, Kawartha Lakes Ontario Open Fiddle and Step Dance Contest. Bobcaygeon, Ontario

7/26/1997

Frankie Rodgers, Kawartha Lakes Ontario Open Fiddle and Step Dance Contest. Bobcaygeon, Ontario

7/26/1997

Angela Kaiser, Kawartha Lakes Ontario Open Fiddle and Step Dance Contest. Bobcaygeon, Ontario

7/26/1997

Shelley Downing, Kawartha Lakes Ontario Open Fiddle and Step Dance Contest. Bobcaygeon, Ontario

7/26/1997