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Parade marchers

Parade marchers

Date10/13/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Parade marchers: The Toront Signals Trumpet Band entertains crowds along Kitchener's King St. in the annual Oktoberfest parade. A crowd of 4;000 packed the Kitchener-Waterloo auditorium for the International Band Festival. Another high light was a costumed Kind Ludwig II; who led the crowds to a special castle constructed downtown.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103117F
The oom-Pah-Pah music that accompanies beer drinking at the Kitchener Oktoberfest, which opens today, will be played by a band flown in from Germany f(...)
The oom-Pah-Pah music that accompanies beer drinking at the Kitchener Oktoberfest, which opens today, will be played by a band flown in from Germany f(...)
10/4/1972
Mayor William Dennison is ready to enjoy a meal of wild boar, potato dumplings and red cabbage served by chef Klaus Theyer, left. Other traditional Ok(...)
Mayor William Dennison is ready to enjoy a meal of wild boar, potato dumplings and red cabbage served by chef Klaus Theyer, left. Other traditional Ok(...)
9/26/1972
Everyone in kitchener has caught the Oktoberfest spirit
Everyone in kitchener has caught the Oktoberfest spirit
10/6/1970
Julius Rauchfuss sings the traditional Oktoberfest drinking song while Hans Talar plays in the background
Julius Rauchfuss sings the traditional Oktoberfest drinking song while Hans Talar plays in the background
9/26/1972
To Shout of Prosit, a German toast to good health, Mayor William Dennison raises five-quart stein of beer at opening last night of Metro's three-day O(...)
To Shout of Prosit, a German toast to good health, Mayor William Dennison raises five-quart stein of beer at opening last night of Metro's three-day O(...)
10/1/1970
The Toronto world Scottish festival parade had too many participants, reader says
The Toronto world Scottish festival parade had too many participants, reader says
8/19/1976
A Dragon Dance in Nathan Phillips Square. Many people look on.
Bobbing and weaving, this 60-foot-long dragon cavorts on Nathan Phillips Square yesterday before leading a colorful parade through the streets to open Chinatown's Dragon Mall
29 August 1971
Color covered the path of the Saturday parade that kicked off Caribana 71, the week-long celebration organized by Metro's West Indian community. These(...)
Color covered the path of the Saturday parade that kicked off Caribana 71, the week-long celebration organized by Metro's West Indian community. These(...)
8/1/1971
Caribana '72 parade dances down University Ave
Caribana '72 parade dances down University Ave
8/6/1972
Opening Caribana '70, the fourth annual West Indian festival at the Toronto islands, participants in costume parade from Varsity Stadium on Saturday. (...)
Opening Caribana '70, the fourth annual West Indian festival at the Toronto islands, participants in costume parade from Varsity Stadium on Saturday. (...)
8/1/1970
Contented visitor: Leo James, of New york city, sports a Canadian flag and partakes of Metro's elusive sunshine and some coconut juice while watching yesterday's annual Caribana parade
Contented visitor: Leo James, of New york city, sports a Canadian flag and partakes of Metro's elusive sunshine and some coconut juice while watching yesterday's annual Caribana parade
8/1/1992
Caribana costume: Constable Curtis Hunt gets some attention from an admirer for his costume, the scarlet tunic of the RCMP, at Caribana parade yesterday
Caribana costume: Constable Curtis Hunt gets some attention from an admirer for his costume, the scarlet tunic of the RCMP, at Caribana parade yesterday
7/30/1988