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Cafe New Orleans.. Great lemonade.

Canadian Pulverizer's tag line was "We Have the Crushers!"

Wild and Crazy Toronto... and down the 401....

Later to be the Pagoda Theatre.. .

Elizabeth St. Home of the Chinatown Mall ! Does anyone remember a pub that went into that building between Dundas and New City Hall in the mid 80's called "Fosters"? Just by the corner of Foster Pl. Didn't last long, but a great little pub.

http://lost-toronto.blogspot.ca/2011/06/elizbeth-and-louisa-streetthen.html downtown indeed.

It reminds me of the nw corner of Major and Sussex where I grew up in the 60's, with Nellie's store on that corner. She was pretty short and used one of those long sticks with the grippers on the end of it to get stuff off the top shelves. No pre-packaged deli meats there either. She and her...

I absolutely remember the pony man. My dad had my photo taken on Montrose sitting on a pony when i was about four years old. Kids would always come running to see the pony man and the knife sharpening man and the ice cream man and the chicken man.

Track 29?..Pardon me boy..is that the Chattanooga Choo-Choo?

i say WOW..

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one of those madsen boys reminds me of "the king". http://www.billslater.com/elvis/elvis_baby.jpg

mustapha?...spadina And queen? might you be referring to ogden and not orde? orde is up near college and university.

I remember a dinner theatre upstairs there as well. Entrance closer to St. Patrick church.

Anyone remember when it was "The Blue Orchid" ?

well...that would be the winchester tavern on parliament...sadly now a tim's.

They had a great radio jingle - "Ramble into Rumble...you'll see".

77b...on the t..t..c..

eventually became cinema lumiere. used to loveto watch fred astaire/ginger rogers marathons there in the 70's. was in there one night when part of the ceiling fell on the seats during rebel without a cause.

"Doors Re-opened"?