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No Comments. Updated October 8, 2. TORONTO THEATRES & MUSIC VENUES/p>. Updated September 1. TORONTO THEATREST. O. TIX – is now located in the newly opened Dundas Square (Dundas and Yonge Streets).

There are usually up to 2. New York and London agencies, the major shows do NOT appear, and have to be purchased at the boxoffices. The hours of operation are Tuesday to Saturday: 1. Tickets for Sunday and Monday are sold on Saturdays. Even in the days of vaudeville, Toronto was a major player with Keith’s Theatre chain, which included some 3. East of Chicago and in Eastern Canada, as well as the Loews chains, which had 6.

U. S. States and Canada. Toronto is recognized as the third- largest theatre centre in the English- speaking world, after New York and London. In 1. 96. 2, there were only two professional live theatres in Toronto. There are now over 2. Toronto had over 1. I have included film theatres as well as there is/was a great crossover from movies to legitimate and vice versa, especially in the days of vaudeville.

Credits for some of these are included on the title page of my site. The listing of theatres includes current, demolished and abandoned theatres. Toronto now has more than 1. Toronto has earned the nickname “Broadway of the North.” Only New York and London sell more theatre tickets in a year. TORONTO THEATRESRoofed theatres erected for performances came late in theatrical history. Open- air theatres date back to the 5th Century, B. C., but it was not until the Renaissance that plays were produced indoors.

QUICK GUIDE –A; B; C; D; E; F; G; H; I; J; K; L; M; N; O; P; Q; R; S; T; U; V; W; X; Y; ZIn 2. Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts, there were 2. GTA. There are 1. Absolute Comedy – 2. Yonge St at Eglinton. Academy Theatre – 1. Bloor St. Westnear Lansdowne (1.

Lansdowns and Kenwood – 4. Academy of Music – (1. King. Street West – – provided venues for large- scale foreign touring companies –rebuilt and changed to Princess. Ace – see Photodrome. Ace – 6. 03 Danforth Ave – (1.

Shoppers Drug Mart. Acropolis (1. 96. Acting Up Stage Theatre Company – firstproduction Tick…Tick…Boom! Musical Stage Company 2.

Actors’ Colony Theatre – underdirection of John Holden – 1. Bala, Muskokaand from 1. Winnipeg’s Dominion Theatre.

Adanac – Queen St. West. Ada Slaight Hall – see Daniels Spectrum. Adelaide Court Theatre – opened in aconverted heritage courthouse (Old York County Courthouse) (1. Adelaide and Cort Theatres – Automatic Pilot 1. Bayview. Playhouse; Curse of the Starving Class – closed. Adelaide Theatre – 2. Adelaide West – old York Countycourthouse has been renovated at a cost of 2.

Adelaide and Cort Theatres. Adelphi – 1. 00. 8 Dovercourt Road North of. Bloor – opened as Cum- Bac (1.

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Adult Cinema – see Loft 1. Afterlife – 2. 50 Adelaide West –nightclub. Aidan’s Memorial Hall – 7. Silverbirch*Air. Canada Centre – 4. Bay Street (1. 9,8. Maple Leaf Concerts – will become Scotiabank Arena in July 2.

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Ajax 1. 0 (CO) – 2. Kingston Road E. –1. Aki Studio Theatre – see Daniels Spectrum. Aladdin Theatre – 1.

Albert Hall – (1. Yonge. Street and Shuter St – popular music hall of it’s day. Albion Cinemas in the Albion Mall 2 – Kipling and 1. Albion Road,Etobicoke – 1.

Bollywood and Ramil features. Alchemy Theatre – 1. Tecumseh St – begun 2. August 2. 00. 8Alexander Showcase Theatre – new theatre company performing musicals like Man of La Mancha, Young Frankenstein and Mystery of Edwin Drood – situated in North Toronto. Al Green Theatre – Miles Nadal JCC, 7.

Spadina at Bloor – Toronto- based Capri Releasing has leased the 2. Al. Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre at Bloor St. W. and. Spadina Ave., it announced June 2. Alhambra – 5. 68 Bloor St.

West at. Bathurst – 9. Eve – demolished 1.

Swiss. Chalet restaurant. Alianak Theatre Productions – 5. Watch The Warriors Online IMDB. Palmerston Ave. Al Khaima Dining Theatre – 7. Dovercourt Road. Allenby – 1. Danforth Ave, East of.

Greenwood (1. 93. Avalon, Roxy and thenoperated as the Grand –currently for rent/sale – three theatres for liveentertainment/fully furnished/all contents and restaurant. Allen’s Danforth Theatre – 1. Danforth Ave at Broadviewbuilt 1. Century Theatre – 1. Greek films for several years as Titania andthen became The Music Hall 2. Allen Theatre – 1.

Richmond Street East– changed to Tivoli – Christmas pantomimes; Peter Pan – demolished 1. Alley Theatre Workshop – new venue (November 2.

Ossington. Avenue – (first alley West off Ossington North of Queen) – through the alleybehind Lennox Contemporary Art Gallery on Ossington, just off Queen Street – 5. Chinese Art of Placement 2. Alliance Atlantis – Cumberland Street. All Nations – see Playhouse. Alto Basso – 7. 18 College Street –nightclub*Alumnae. Theatre – 7. 0 Berkeley Street – for 3.

Toronto’s old Fire Hall Number 4, constructed in 1. Berkeley and. Adelaide Streets – theatre group founded in 1. University College, University of Toronto – saved from demolition in 1. The theatre audience now uses the lockers formerlyused by the fire fighters. The fire fighters recreation hall on the third floorwas converted for use as a studio theatre – Cripple of Innishmaan (0. Real. World (0. 3); Beauty Queen of Leename; Alumni Hall – St. Michael’s College.

Ambrose Small Grand Opera House –Adelaide Street West – converted to Regent. AMC Courteney Park 1. Highway. 10 – 1. 6 cinemas. AMCEntertainment International Inc – Kansas City based – operates 7 Canadiancinemas – more than 6.

AMC’s theatres are megaplexes with at least 1. AMC Interchange 3. Interchange. Way, Vaughan – 1. AMC Kennedy Commons 2. Kennedy Rd – 1. 99. AMC Metropolis 2.

Dundas and Yonge –see Metropolis for updated news – projected for 2. AMC Yonge and Dundas 2. Toronto Life. Square, NE corner of Yonge & Dundas Sts – long- planned entertainment mecca at. Yonge and Dundas Sts. March 2. 8, 2. 00.

AMC Whitby 2. 4 – 4. Thickson Road –1.

AMC Winston Churchill 2. QEW and. Winston Churchill Blvd – 1. Amicus Productions.

American Youth Centre Theatre– 5. Hallcrown Place, North York (Victoria Park & Hwy 4. Andy Poolhall – 4.

College St –nightclub*Annex. Theatre. Anthony’s Villa – former Torontocabaret – Blue Champagne 1. Apollo – 2. 20. 1 Dundas Street West – 1. Apollo – 2. 90. 1 Dundas Street West(1. Crystal and changed to Apollo in 1. Apollon – 1. 96. 9 – 7. Arabesque Dance Company 2.

College Street, 2nd Floor. Arcade – Yonge Street – (1. Arcadian – 1. 0 Queen St. East, beside. Town Tavern – 3. Variety – now a hair salon.

Muster List by Name - S. A. T. S. General Botha Old Boys Association. Watch Taking Chance Online Taking Chance Full Movie Online. Johannesburg now hosts a Walk of Fame, which is a tribute to past jazz icons,and prominent amongst them is our own Old Boy Chris Mc Gregor. The son of Old Boy Andrew Murray Mc Gregor 1. Chris was born in Somerset West and raised in the Transkei at Blythswood where his father was headmaster of a mission institution. This was the the beginning of his musical appreciation, hearing and being exposed to the complicated Xhosa music environment.

Chris’s talent and ability slowly improved until he arrived at the GB, yet he survived developing the ability to play a multitude of instruments and excelling on the piano for both years,often adding glitz to what could have been drab occasions. Leaving the Bothie he had to get a matric before he could consider further studies, therefore he went to Paarl Boys High to qualify, he then enrolled in the College of Music where he studied for four years. During the day he had the accepted classical influences and at night he visited the local jazz clubs in District Six joining in and playing with our local musicians.

It was during this time that he became musical arranger, band leader and pianist in the theater band for the musical “Mr Paljas”which was released by Gallotone records. His friends and he developed a mixture of South African black traditional music and black American jazz and formed a group to perform at the Soweto Jazz festival in 1. They took 2nd prize which led to the birth of the Blue Notes.

It was at this time that Chris arranged six tracks of compositions by yet unknown musicians who would become internationally known in jazz circles. Now shortage of money forced the group to try raising funds by touring the country in an old Combi to gigs arranged by Maxine who had initially joined the group to arrange gigs and became road manager. Chris and Maxine eventually married and she became an part of his life. Money, money, money became a problem for the sextet, and they toured S. A. playing anywhere they were accepted, remembering the deep dark days when mixed groups, and mixed audiences were taboo. They toured mainly to raise money to go to Europe where they believed they would be accepted. Also they had to wait for exit permits for the five black members of the band.

At last in 1. 96. Antibes where they had been invited to play. Hoping for a really good blast they were only given 2. African rhythm with American jazz. Forming the Brotherhood of Breath they played all over Europe and England including Ronnie Scotts review with very high praise from the jazz fraternity.

As always money raised it ugly head and the group eventually disbanded after leaving England to live on a small farm in France. He remained a major force in the music world releasing a number of solo piano albums, and contributing in a number of musical releases over the next few years. Known as a South African jazz pioneer he continued until 2. There are numerous mentions on the Internet under Chris Mc. Gregor and Maxine also wrote the book “Chris Mc. Gregor and the Brotherhood of Breath: my life with a South African jazz pioneer”,published by Bamberger Books.