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The Kensington Market - five young men about to make an assault on the pop music world down south with the help of Warner Brothers, banded together a (...)
The Kensington Market - five young men about to make an assault on the pop music world down south with the help of Warner Brothers, banded together a (...)

The Kensington Market - five young men about to make an assault on the pop music world down south with the help of Warner Brothers, banded together a (...)

Date7/4/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Kensington Market - five young men about to make an assault on the pop music world down south with the help of Warner Brothers; banded together a year ago from fragments of other Canadian groups who couldn't make it. Their album 'Avenue Road' is coming out soon and they have been booked to appear at some of the best spots in New York as well as Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102124F
Stephen Sheppard: The film rights for his 373-page thriller about four Americans pulling a $2-million fraud on the Bank of England has been sold to Warner Brothers for $1 million
Stephen Sheppard: The film rights for his 373-page thriller about four Americans pulling a $2-million fraud on the Bank of England has been sold to Warner Brothers for $1 million
1/26/1979
Brian Doe, 29-year-old Briton, heads the British Ever Ready Co.'s assault on the Canadian battery market - estimated at $40 million a year. Doe, backed by a hefty advertising budget, hopes to capture 25 percent of battery sales in this country within five years. Growth rate in demand is about 8 per cent annually.
Brian Doe, 29-year-old Briton, heads the British Ever Ready Co.'s assault on the Canadian battery market - estimated at $40 million a year. Doe, backed by a hefty advertising budget, hopes to capture 25 percent of battery sales in this country within five years. Growth rate in demand is about 8 per cent annually.
10/29/1969
The Mills Brothers, and they really are brothers - from left, Herbert, Donald and Harry - make music in their relaxed, effortless way as they range th(...)
The Mills Brothers, and they really are brothers - from left, Herbert, Donald and Harry - make music in their relaxed, effortless way as they range th(...)
3/18/1968
The parents of some of these Toronto youths were worried when the six of them banded together under one roof in the north end of Metro where they set (...)
The parents of some of these Toronto youths were worried when the six of them banded together under one roof in the north end of Metro where they set (...)
1/29/1970
Marching on to victory. Putting their best feet forward and holding their hopes high, six nominees for Canadian Film Awards yesterday banded together (...)
Marching on to victory. Putting their best feet forward and holding their hopes high, six nominees for Canadian Film Awards yesterday banded together (...)
9/19/1978
Celebrities in focus: Blues Brothers, Dan Aykroyd, left, and John Belushi, plus punker or pop singer Patti Smith are captured in Photographs Annie Leibovitz 1970-1990
Celebrities in focus: Blues Brothers, Dan Aykroyd, left, and John Belushi, plus punker or pop singer Patti Smith are captured in Photographs Annie Leibovitz 1970-1990
10/10/1991
Stranger Cole runs a record store in Kensington Market where you can hear some of the most exciting and downright weird music. It's the reggae mutation, via recording studio trickery, known as Dub
Stranger Cole runs a record store in Kensington Market where you can hear some of the most exciting and downright weird music. It's the reggae mutation, via recording studio trickery, known as Dub
5/18/1978
Big names help big brothers. The Big Brothers: a volunteer organization that helps 700 fatherless boys in Metro: presented awards to two hockey stars (...)
Big names help big brothers. The Big Brothers: a volunteer organization that helps 700 fatherless boys in Metro: presented awards to two hockey stars (...)
12/17/1974
Joe Lottman, Kensington Market baker, told city politicians that their urban renewal methods have done nothing to improve run down districts because they don't know what they're doing
Joe Lottman, Kensington Market baker, told city politicians that their urban renewal methods have done nothing to improve run down districts because they don't know what they're doing
3/12/1970
Together again: The reunited Grzelak brothers, clockwise, from top left: Joseph, Ed, John, Henry, Chester, Stan and Tony will be celebrating Thanksgiving together for the first time this weekend
Together again: The reunited Grzelak brothers, clockwise, from top left: Joseph, Ed, John, Henry, Chester, Stan and Tony will be celebrating Thanksgiving together for the first time this weekend
10/9/1993
Brothers in arms, Joe Matias flings a watermelon toward brother Jean's out-stretched hands yesterday during a delivery to a food market at Bloor St. W(...)
Brothers in arms, Joe Matias flings a watermelon toward brother Jean's out-stretched hands yesterday during a delivery to a food market at Bloor St. W(...)
5/17/1991
Kensington market sprawling and cluttered but it does have an old world charm of its own
Kensington market sprawling and cluttered but it does have an old world charm of its own
3/3/1966