Brock Theatre on Dundas West in 1937. The film “Ebb Tide,” starring Ray Milland is advertised on the marquee. The movie was set in the
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The Guild Theatre, formerly the Greenwood, in 1937. Photo, City of Toronto Archives, Series 488-1123. Plans for the Greenwood Theatre were submitted to the City
The Centre Theatre c. 1944. Ontario Archives, AO 2037 Plans for the Duchess Theatre were submitted to the City of Toronto in December of
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Toronto’s Anderson Building at 284 King West
The Anderson Building at 284 King Street West will be demolished if approval is received from the City of Toronto for the new complex
Mayfair Theatre, City of Toronto Archives, Series 1278, Fl. 108 SC 488-3200 The Mayfair Theatre at 347 Jane Street opened in September, 1927. It
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Toronto’s old Allenby (Roxy, Apollo) Theatre on the Danforth
The Allenby Theatre in 1936, City of Toronto Archives, 1113-116 The Allenby Theatre was at 1219 Danforth Avenue, near Greenwood Avenue. Because I knew
The Scarboro Theatre was located at 960 Kingston Road, on the north side of the street, west of Bingham Avenue. It was in the area
The Bayview Theatre at 1605 Bayview Avenue, in Leaside, was built by Harry Davidson in 1936. The above photo from the City of Toronto Archives
The Carlton Theatre on Parliament Street is not to be confused with the Odeon Carlton, located on Carlton Street east of Yonge. The Carlton was
The Christie Theatre, located at 665 St. Clair Avenue West, was on the south side of the street, between Wychwood Avenue and Christie Street.