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One of the proposed Ballet Opera House at Bay and Wellesley, an announcement on the fate of the project is expected for this spring
One of the proposed Ballet Opera House at Bay and Wellesley, an announcement on the fate of the project is expected for this spring

One of the proposed Ballet Opera House at Bay and Wellesley, an announcement on the fate of the project is expected for this spring

Date3/26/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: One of the proposed Ballet Opera House at Bay and Wellesley; an announcement on the fate of the project is expected for this spring.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109681F
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