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The new vic: Damien McGoldrick, left, and Charles Goldsmith stand in front of the Hotel Victoria on Yonge St
The new vic: Damien McGoldrick, left, and Charles Goldsmith stand in front of the Hotel Victoria on Yonge St

The new vic: Damien McGoldrick, left, and Charles Goldsmith stand in front of the Hotel Victoria on Yonge St

Date4/8/1986
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127791F
Charles Goldsmith stands beside one of the rooming houses he has made over, and the Rolls-Royce he can afford to drive because he does the thing that so no one else wants to do
Charles Goldsmith stands beside one of the rooming houses he has made over, and the Rolls-Royce he can afford to drive because he does the thing that so no one else wants to do
7/25/1973
Royal link: Charles de Bourbon stands in front of a portrait of his great-great grandfather, who claimed to be Louis XVII of France.
Royal link: Charles de Bourbon stands in front of a portrait of his great-great grandfather, who claimed to be Louis XVII of France.
8/25/1988
Brothers Ron, left, and Gary Prosserman of Moores The Suit People stand in front of their flagship store, which opened this month in the old Fair weathers building at 100 Yonge St
Brothers Ron, left, and Gary Prosserman of Moores The Suit People stand in front of their flagship store, which opened this month in the old Fair weathers building at 100 Yonge St
9/26/1990
Fit for a king: James Batt, left, Lord Charles Spencer Churchill and Mayor Art Eggleton tuck into an edible bust of Edward VII to mark the 85th birthday of his namesake hotel.
Fit for a king: James Batt, left, Lord Charles Spencer Churchill and Mayor Art Eggleton tuck into an edible bust of Edward VII to mark the 85th birthday of his namesake hotel.
6/28/1988
Trademark champions: Lawyers Donald Sim, left, and Immanuel Goldsmith specialize in helping companies protect their good name in court
Trademark champions: Lawyers Donald Sim, left, and Immanuel Goldsmith specialize in helping companies protect their good name in court
1/11/1983
No cap on sales: Business is booming at Fairlee Fruit Juice Ltd. John Dimos (front), his brothers peter (left) and Charles, and Ted Aiexopoulos (rear), all owners, have installed a hands-free bottling line at their company's plant in Etobicoke.
No cap on sales: Business is booming at Fairlee Fruit Juice Ltd. John Dimos (front), his brothers peter (left) and Charles, and Ted Aiexopoulos (rear), all owners, have installed a hands-free bottling line at their company's plant in Etobicoke.
11/6/1992
Socrates Reppas, a goldsmith for 28 years, is owner of Marquis Jewellers in Cumberland Terrace on Bloor St
Socrates Reppas, a goldsmith for 28 years, is owner of Marquis Jewellers in Cumberland Terrace on Bloor St
7/10/1990
Family ties: Greenwin Construction principal Harold Green stands in front of his company's headquarters, the Yonge-Eglinton Centre, flanked by sons Kevin, left, Eric and Cary who are all in the construction trade
Family ties: Greenwin Construction principal Harold Green stands in front of his company's headquarters, the Yonge-Eglinton Centre, flanked by sons Kevin, left, Eric and Cary who are all in the construction trade
9/2/1997
Austerity lunch of soup and sandwiches contrasted with the news from Texasgulf chairman Charles F. Fogarty (left) yesterday. The chief executive was telling Toronto Society of Financial Analysts about record earnings and a minor gold discovery at giant ba
Austerity lunch of soup and sandwiches contrasted with the news from Texasgulf chairman Charles F. Fogarty (left) yesterday. The chief executive was telling Toronto Society of Financial Analysts about record earnings and a minor gold discovery at giant ba
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We've taken a step upwards, says teacher John Goldsmith, who moved with wife Maureen, sons David, 4, and Mark, 2, and daughter Louise, 7 months, to home of Allan Todd in Weston
We've taken a step upwards, says teacher John Goldsmith, who moved with wife Maureen, sons David, 4, and Mark, 2, and daughter Louise, 7 months, to home of Allan Todd in Weston
5/10/1977
Sitting pretty: Ed Pennock, left, of Charles Schwab Canada, plans to offer no-frills service from former Air Canada ticket office on Bay St.
Sitting pretty: Ed Pennock, left, of Charles Schwab Canada, plans to offer no-frills service from former Air Canada ticket office on Bay St.
3/25/1983
It dangerous, says Charles Bourque , the new executive director of the International Institute of Metro Toronto, about the site of Ontario Welcome House, a centre for immigrants. Iit's on York St. near the water. Along the subway route would be better, he says.
It dangerous, says Charles Bourque , the new executive director of the International Institute of Metro Toronto, about the site of Ontario Welcome House, a centre for immigrants. Iit's on York St. near the water. Along the subway route would be better, he says.
4/4/1973