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One of the Crests of six way services being aided by the Coliseum Chorus' performances on Oct
One of the Crests of six way services being aided by the Coliseum Chorus' performances on Oct

One of the Crests of six way services being aided by the Coliseum Chorus' performances on Oct

Date10/11/1941
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Original Toronto Star caption: One of the Crests of six way services being aided by the Coliseum Chorus' performances on Oct. 17-18; is shown here. It is nine feet wide and 12 feet deep. It will be on the gigantic drape at the end of Maple Leaf Gardens
GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object NumberTSPA_0119321F
From Cards like this, held by one of the designers, the big nine-by-12-foot crests of the six war services are painted
From Cards like this, held by one of the designers, the big nine-by-12-foot crests of the six war services are painted
10/11/1947
Coliseum Chorus helps Bomb Victims, On behalf of Toronto's great Coliseum Chorus, whose performance delighted thousands of people at this year's Canad(...)
Coliseum Chorus helps Bomb Victims, On behalf of Toronto's great Coliseum Chorus, whose performance delighted thousands of people at this year's Canad(...)
11/13/1941
2,000 Performers repeat their first success, to great Acclaim, They did it against Saturday night the Coliseum chorus repeated its magnificent performance of Thursday, and if possible bettered it
2,000 Performers repeat their first success, to great Acclaim, They did it against Saturday night the Coliseum chorus repeated its magnificent performance of Thursday, and if possible bettered it
9/2/1941
Great festival to be repeated on Saturday, The Coliseum Chorus Festival, with Charles Peaker as cheif conductor, made music history last night in a fo(...)
Great festival to be repeated on Saturday, The Coliseum Chorus Festival, with Charles Peaker as cheif conductor, made music history last night in a fo(...)
10/29/1941
Flags Pageant Tells of freedom's splendor, The surging, lifting splendor of the Coliseum Chorus Festival rises here to a peak in tribute to the spirit(...)
Flags Pageant Tells of freedom's splendor, The surging, lifting splendor of the Coliseum Chorus Festival rises here to a peak in tribute to the spirit(...)
10/18/1941
Needy Children Benefit $2,187.90 worth concerts: Every single penny taken in at the two great Coliseum chorus concerts last week at the Ex went to The Star Fresh Air Fund
Needy Children Benefit $2,187.90 worth concerts: Every single penny taken in at the two great Coliseum chorus concerts last week at the Ex went to The Star Fresh Air Fund
9/7/1940
Maple Leaf Gardens will again resound to the melodic vibration of the Coliseum Chorus of Toronto and the Toronto Symphony orchestra on October 17th an(...)
Maple Leaf Gardens will again resound to the melodic vibration of the Coliseum Chorus of Toronto and the Toronto Symphony orchestra on October 17th an(...)
10/11/1941
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Toronto Star - Promotions - Coliseum Chorus
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Toronto Star - Promotions - Coliseum Chorus
11/1/1940
Norman Ive Kiffin chairman of production centre Herbert Second member of counter Pres of conservatory chorus
Norman Ive Kiffin chairman of production centre Herbert Second member of counter Pres of conservatory chorus
11/1/1941
Mr Secoid Coliseum Choir
Mr Secoid Coliseum Choir
3/1/1942
Bo-Lo finals on Oct. 29, Star trophies displayed by Lorne Baurlien, champion of bo-lo, are enthusiastically greeted by young bo-lo fans
Bo-Lo finals on Oct. 29, Star trophies displayed by Lorne Baurlien, champion of bo-lo, are enthusiastically greeted by young bo-lo fans
10/11/1980
A set of six Sterling Silver tea spoons, in Old English design, are among the prizes donated by The Star
A set of six Sterling Silver tea spoons, in Old English design, are among the prizes donated by The Star
8/9/1953