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A0817 |
Winnipeg Tribune Collection |
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A view of Gilbert Plains, Manitoba. |
Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns |
1953, September 28
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30241 |
A1008 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Duff Roblin, MLA-Elect, Winnipeg South, dressed in Highland costume to play in Shriner's Bagpipe Band |
Bands ▪ Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics |
1953, September 23
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30202 |
A1007 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Fishing Boats Along Hecla Island Waterfront. Town In Background |
Boats ▪ Fishing ▪ Lakes ▪ Towns |
1953, September 21
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9196 |
A0286 |
Miscellaneous Collection |
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Group Lined Up Waiting For Cbc Open House |
Television ▪ Winnipeg Buildings |
1953, September
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26137 |
A0876 |
Women's Studies Collection |
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Interior View Of House In Metis Colony At Keg River, Ab. Seen Are Two Metis Women In Kitchen |
Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Metis ▪ Women |
1953, September
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13319 |
A0411 |
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Football Club Collection |
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Regina Football Players En Route To Winnipeg |
Football ▪ Railways ▪ Sports |
1953, September 4
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38873 |
A1298 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Royal Winnipeg Ballet Dancer Jean Mckenzie In Costume As Dawn O'Day, The Burlesque Queen Of The Ballet Chapter 13 |
Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women |
1953, September
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30260 |
A1009 |
Winnipeg Free Press Collection |
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Sifton'S Family Yacht |
Boats |
1953, September 24
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A1890 |
Miscellaneous Collection |
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Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra Featuring Jimmy Dorsey Playing At The Rancho Don Carlos Nightclub At 650 Pembina Highway From September 20 -25, 1953, During A Short Trip To Canada By Band Bus. On September 21st The Dorseys Played Exclusively Forthe Royal Winnipeg Ballet Supper Dance At The Rancho Don Carlos. The Brothers Had Their Own Bands For 18 Years. Then Jimmy Dorsey'S Band Disbanded. In April 1953, Tommy Dorsey Asked His Older Brother Jimmy To Join His Orchestra And The Tag Line Became "Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra Featuring Jimmy Dorsey". The Don Carlos Nightclub Was In Competition With 2 Other Pembina Highway Nightclubs, The Highwayman And Jack'S Place. The Bandstand At The Rancho Was Made Considerably Larger To Accommodate Dorsey'S 16 Piece Band. Don Carlos Owned By Charlie Mazzone (Who Was A Native Of Messia, Sicily, Came To Canada Prior To Ww I And Served In The Rcaf. Members Of The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra (L- R): Saxes: Baritone, Teddy Lee; Second Alto, Joe Pamelio; Lead Alto, "Red" Press, Second Tenor, Allan Feldman. Trombones: Bass Trombone, Sam Hyster; Second Trombone, "Tak" Takvorian; First Trombone, Jimmy Henderson. Trumpets: Paul Cohen And Daryl "Flea" Campbell. Four Soloists: Tommy Dorsey, Trombone Soloist And Leader; "Buzz" Brauner, Tenor Sax Soloist; Jimmy Dorsey, Clarinet And Alto Sax Soloist, And Co-Leader. Rhythm Section: Drums (Hidden Behind Tommy Dorsey) Nat Ray, With The Band Only A Short Time; Piano, Bob Carter; Bass, Billy Cronk. Singers: (Not Shown) Lynn Roberts And Johnny Amoroso, Ballads; Gordon Polk, Comedy Vocals. Amoroso Also Played The 4th Trumpet. Photo Courtesy Of Thomas J. Cullen |
Bands ▪ Bandstands ▪ Clubs ▪ Music ▪ Musical Instruments ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Streets |
1953, September 20-25
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25177 |
A0842 |
Winnipeg Tribune Collection |
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Viola Cowdy, veteran actress in Winnipeg theatre circles from the 1930's through the 1970's. |
Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women |
1953, September 26
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