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Brian Moonie, 24, and Diana Kilburn, 20, leave a 1920s streetcar Saturday after they were married while TTC operator Charles Price drove the car aroun(...)
Brian Moonie, 24, and Diana Kilburn, 20, leave a 1920s streetcar Saturday after they were married while TTC operator Charles Price drove the car aroun(...)

Brian Moonie, 24, and Diana Kilburn, 20, leave a 1920s streetcar Saturday after they were married while TTC operator Charles Price drove the car aroun(...)

Date9/28/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Brian Moonie, 24, and Diana Kilburn, 20, leave a 1920s streetcar Saturday after they were married while TTC operator Charles Price drove the car around the downtown. Members of the wedding party boarded first, then Rev. Ken Oates, then the bridegroom and finally the bride, all dressed in 1920s style. The bride thinks wedding gowns today look like potato sacks.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0059809F
James Arnold, 24, of Mimico, one of the singing Four Lads, and Helen Caron, 20, of Toronto, were married Saturday in Ottawa. They met four years ago
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The TTC arrives -- by limousine, TTC chauffeur William Merry leaves the limousine in which he drove members of the commission to the Royal York Hotel (...)
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Image shows the front view of a two storey residential house.
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A 19th-century Morris chair provides listening comfort beside an upright Stewart-Warner radio from the 1920s kin the library
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Toronto Industrialist Roy C. Hill joins the chorus line at Emery Collegiate Institute, where students have been taking part in a course on the 1920s and 30s and donned costumes of the era to show what they learned
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