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Yorkshire Charles Peaker Caught in Choral Climax
Yorkshire Charles Peaker Caught in Choral Climax

Yorkshire Charles Peaker Caught in Choral Climax

Date8/26/1941
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Original Toronto Star caption: Yorkshire Charles Peaker Caught in Choral Climax
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0119331F
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
Ernest MacMillan, conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and Charles Peaker, conductor of the huge choir, examine the score of a number
Ernest MacMillan, conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and Charles Peaker, conductor of the huge choir, examine the score of a number
10/17/1940
To Conduct Maple leaf gardens concerts, Sir Ernest MacMillan, dynamic leader of the Toronto Symphony orchestra, and Dr, Charles Peaker, conductor of t(...)
To Conduct Maple leaf gardens concerts, Sir Ernest MacMillan, dynamic leader of the Toronto Symphony orchestra, and Dr, Charles Peaker, conductor of t(...)
10/16/1940
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
Dr C. Peaker
Dr C. Peaker
10/1/1940
Something fishy, The Star's Great Salmon Hunt got into full swing yesterday, the first day that large number of fish were caught
Something fishy, The Star's Great Salmon Hunt got into full swing yesterday, the first day that large number of fish were caught
8/31/1979
Fine catch: Blair Dawson, left, biologist for the ministry of natural resources, and Ken loftus, provincial fisheries scientist, admire coho caught in The Toronto Star's Great Salmon Hunt
Fine catch: Blair Dawson, left, biologist for the ministry of natural resources, and Ken loftus, provincial fisheries scientist, admire coho caught in The Toronto Star's Great Salmon Hunt
9/22/1980
Don McCrae hoists the 38.74-pound chinook salmon he caught at 1:30 a.m. yesterday in Lake Ontario. It's the first entry in the 1991 Toronto Star Great(...)
Don McCrae hoists the 38.74-pound chinook salmon he caught at 1:30 a.m. yesterday in Lake Ontario. It's the first entry in the 1991 Toronto Star Great(...)
7/6/1991
Doesn't matter how many species of salmon there are, these entrants in last year's Hunt are proud as punch of the species they caught
Doesn't matter how many species of salmon there are, these entrants in last year's Hunt are proud as punch of the species they caught
9/23/1974
Egils Klavins looks at Fish Father Walter Klavins caught, The High Park Ave
Egils Klavins looks at Fish Father Walter Klavins caught, The High Park Ave
6/1/1963
You're in the money if you're in our $100 winner's circle, Our Faces and Places photographer caught this man in the crowd last week
You're in the money if you're in our $100 winner's circle, Our Faces and Places photographer caught this man in the crowd last week
6/10/1982
You're In the money if you're in our $100 winner's circle, Our Faces and Places photographer caught this man in the crowd last week
You're In the money if you're in our $100 winner's circle, Our Faces and Places photographer caught this man in the crowd last week
4/5/1982
You're in the money if you're in our $100 winner's circle, Our Faces and Places photographer caught this woman in the crowd last week
You're in the money if you're in our $100 winner's circle, Our Faces and Places photographer caught this woman in the crowd last week
5/13/1982