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Joining hands, comedian Danny Kaye and Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger sing Auld Lang Syne at Variety Clubs International dinner at the Royal York Hotel last night
Joining hands, comedian Danny Kaye and Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger sing Auld Lang Syne at Variety Clubs International dinner at the Royal York Hotel last night

Joining hands, comedian Danny Kaye and Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger sing Auld Lang Syne at Variety Clubs International dinner at the Royal York Hotel last night

Date6/4/1976
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0062387F
For auld lang syne
For auld lang syne
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Auld lang syne : Aux jours du bon vieux temps, with compliments of Lt.-Colonel Stevenson, Montreal
Auld lang syne : Aux jours du bon vieux temps, with compliments of Lt.-Colonel Stevenson, Montreal
1900 circa
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger. Meeting a friend at St. Michael's College
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger. Meeting a friend at St. Michael's College
10/27/1969
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former archbishop of Montreal, preaches yesterday at Trinity United Church, the first time in its 85-year history that a Roman Catholic had occupied the pulpit
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former archbishop of Montreal, preaches yesterday at Trinity United Church, the first time in its 85-year history that a Roman Catholic had occupied the pulpit
5/7/1972
Help for lepers: Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former Bishop of Montreal who is now helping African lepers, accepts gifts from, left, Tom Denomme, brother Ronald, and Douglas Kennedy, pupils of Kitchener's Sacred Heart School
Help for lepers: Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former Bishop of Montreal who is now helping African lepers, accepts gifts from, left, Tom Denomme, brother Ronald, and Douglas Kennedy, pupils of Kitchener's Sacred Heart School
10/18/1969
Paul-Emile cardinal leger. Works with lepers in West Africa
Paul-Emile cardinal leger. Works with lepers in West Africa
3/7/1973
Paul Emile Cardinal Leger Told Kitchener audience poor nations could resort to violence unless foreign AID is sharply increased
Paul Emile Cardinal Leger Told Kitchener audience poor nations could resort to violence unless foreign AID is sharply increased
10/23/1969
Retiring fire chief honored. Retiring chief ot Toronto's fire department, Frank Coakwell shakes hands with guests last night who attended a testimonial dinner at the Royal York Hotel to pay tribute his 50 years of service to the city. He retires officially on Dec. 30.
Retiring fire chief honored. Retiring chief ot Toronto's fire department, Frank Coakwell shakes hands with guests last night who attended a testimonial dinner at the Royal York Hotel to pay tribute his 50 years of service to the city. He retires officially on Dec. 30.
12/8/1968
Corey Wells: Three Dog Nigh singer was accompanied on vocals by guitarist Paul Kingery and co-vocalist Danny Hutton in last night's concert at the Royal York Hotel's Imperial Room
Corey Wells: Three Dog Nigh singer was accompanied on vocals by guitarist Paul Kingery and co-vocalist Danny Hutton in last night's concert at the Royal York Hotel's Imperial Room
6/2/1986
Hiding behind happy hands, George Syne Public School students Chhorvy Prak, 5, left, and Lena Lam, also 5, play peek-a-boo with puppets at a puppets a(...)
Hiding behind happy hands, George Syne Public School students Chhorvy Prak, 5, left, and Lena Lam, also 5, play peek-a-boo with puppets at a puppets a(...)
3/2/1988
This year's good servant, honored by the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews, Betty Jones and her husband, Richard, are congratulated by Governor-General Jules Leger last night after a 1,100 guest banquet at the Royal York Hotel at which Mrs
This year's good servant, honored by the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews, Betty Jones and her husband, Richard, are congratulated by Governor-General Jules Leger last night after a 1,100 guest banquet at the Royal York Hotel at which Mrs
11/15/1976
Surrounded by wellwishers, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau carries pen in mouth so he can shake hands with guests who paid $50 each to dine with him at Royal York Hotel last night
Surrounded by wellwishers, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau carries pen in mouth so he can shake hands with guests who paid $50 each to dine with him at Royal York Hotel last night
3/1/1972