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Young people's theatre's new complex on Front St
Young people's theatre's new complex on Front St

Young people's theatre's new complex on Front St

Date12/22/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Young people's theatre's new complex on Front St. E. last night was the scene of a gala opening. Its premier production is The Lost Fairy Tale and it's an entertainment with considerable charm; according to reviewer David McCaughna. Jan Rubes (centre) is the narrator; Jana Cervinka is Little Red Riding Hood and Graham LaFoley plays the wolf. Secretary of State John Roberts was on hand to open the new complex; a $2.6 million renovation of a former Toronto Transit Commission stable.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103230F
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An Impromptu display from Jeff Hyslop in front of the Royal Alexandra Theatre's billboard shows how happy the young dancer feels to be back with the c(...)
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