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Pouring himself a cup of tea, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery is seen in conversation with Maj
Pouring himself a cup of tea, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery is seen in conversation with Maj

Pouring himself a cup of tea, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery is seen in conversation with Maj

Date8/28/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: Pouring himself a cup of tea, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery is seen in conversation with Maj. -Gen. E. J. Renaud, general officer commanding, Quebec command, during his Montreal visit. Accepting an honorary degree at McGill University, Monty said British soldier was doing more than his share in keeping order in troubled countries. Gravely ill in Ireland, his mother takes deep interest in her son's Canadian tour
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0069065F
Monty lost his head. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery (in wax, not in flesh) is bound for Madame Toussaud's wax museum in Niagara Falls. When he gets(...)
Monty lost his head. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery (in wax, not in flesh) is bound for Madame Toussaud's wax museum in Niagara Falls. When he gets(...)
6/24/1965
Victoria Cross Winners turned out to greet Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery during his visit to Toronto, Following a luncheon the six shown here had (...)
Victoria Cross Winners turned out to greet Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery during his visit to Toronto, Following a luncheon the six shown here had (...)
9/3/1946
Standing up in his car, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery gives his famed broad grin to cheering Toronto crowds
Standing up in his car, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery gives his famed broad grin to cheering Toronto crowds
8/31/1946
Leaving parliament buildings in Quebec City with Premier Maurice Duplessis, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery is on his way to inspect the guard of honor
Leaving parliament buildings in Quebec City with Premier Maurice Duplessis, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery is on his way to inspect the guard of honor
8/28/1946
Before leaving Ottawa for Kingston, where he today visits the Royal Military college, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery yesterday toured the rehabilit(...)
Before leaving Ottawa for Kingston, where he today visits the Royal Military college, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery yesterday toured the rehabilit(...)
8/30/1946
Thoroughly enjoying the experience, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery is accompanied by army of bare-legged youngsters as he strolls through Ottawa cr(...)
Thoroughly enjoying the experience, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery is accompanied by army of bare-legged youngsters as he strolls through Ottawa cr(...)
8/29/1946
Over-all command of the U.S. First and Ninth Armies has been given Marshal Montgomery, who is directing the assault on the Ardennes bulge. He is seen (...)
Over-all command of the U.S. First and Ninth Armies has been given Marshal Montgomery, who is directing the assault on the Ardennes bulge. He is seen (...)
1/5/1945
Map of D-day given him by Field Marshal Montgomery is offered for $1,000 by Al Mazerolle
Map of D-day given him by Field Marshal Montgomery is offered for $1,000 by Al Mazerolle
4/3/1984
No drinker, Field Marshal Montgomery waits quietly at one side while Mr
No drinker, Field Marshal Montgomery waits quietly at one side while Mr
3/14/1945
Burst of cheering greeted Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, right, shown chatting with Gen
Burst of cheering greeted Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, right, shown chatting with Gen
8/24/1946
Not his cup of tea: Stuart Daw dines in the Toronto-Dominion Centre before leaving Canada. Though he still has an apartment in Etobicoke, his job is in Florida. He says Canadian federal government restricitions hamstring men of the mind - entrepeneurs like himself who are society's producers.
Not his cup of tea: Stuart Daw dines in the Toronto-Dominion Centre before leaving Canada. Though he still has an apartment in Etobicoke, his job is in Florida. He says Canadian federal government restricitions hamstring men of the mind - entrepeneurs like himself who are society's producers.
9/15/1977
Indian Ed Scirvey in his Home pouring himself a glass of water, from tank of water, water that is delivered by truck
Indian Ed Scirvey in his Home pouring himself a glass of water, from tank of water, water that is delivered by truck
10/17/1975