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Stepping out: A handler shows off this hackney pony's high-stepping gait for the judges at the Royal Horse Show in the Coliseum at Exhibition Place.

Picture, 1985

Watching the fire which left the seating section in blackened ruins; was Elwood Hughes; general manager of the C.N.E. He said thousands of dollars worth of electric cables; stored under the grandstand for use in a new football field on Exhibition grounds; were completely destroyed

Picture, 1946

Nikki Koch; 2; of Mississauga intently watches the dogs' flyball races yesterday at the Royal Winter Fair. The annual agricultural fair; celebrating its 75th anniversary; runs until Saturday.

Picture, 1997

When the Smothers Brothers stepped onto the Grandstand stage at the Ex last night; they were working one of the biggest; toughest spots in show business. Over the years it's become known to entertainers as that big stage up in Canada. Here; some of them recall it for The Star.

Picture, 1966

Gearing up for CNE; Mike Laidlaw; 17; struggles with stuffed critters yesterday at the CNE where midway folks are setting up game booths for opening day of the Ex on Aug. 19. The bees are prizes for the Birthday Game booth.

Picture, 1992

Cal. Franklin. F. Wing. Tr. St. Cal. Frank; and. Henky. St. Cal. Charles; A. Symroski capt. Jonathan K. Curton

Picture, 1948

In per-war days the grandstand held crowds like this; drawn from all quarters of the world. Police rushed to the scene to aid firemen under Fire Chief George Sinclair when the building began to topple. Saftey zones were marked out

Picture, 1946

Military beat: One of the bands in the Warriors' Day Parade marches through the Princes' Gates heading towards Exhibition Stadium.

Picture, 1992

These two are tongue-tied at the Dog Show. Jerry Krumins; 13; challenges Boomer the bull dog

Picture, 1981

Manitoba Miracle is what they are calling this 353 pound squash; that could be the world heavyweight champion of all time. An early visitor to the Royal; Russell Carruthers couldn't even budge it. The squash was grown by Edgar Van Wyek; Roland; Man. The fair will run through Nov. 20. Ontario produce will be shown in the Carousel.

Picture, 1971

Horticulture building; Exhibition park; Toronto

Picture, 1925

Art Gallery, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Canada

Picture, 1910

Serious business; Pat Lamke; right; and Leland Burbank battle it out in a Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament (Toronto) Inc. sword fight.

Picture, 1993

A Big yellow mattress for bouncing on is one of the noisier attractions of the Children's Village at Ontario Place; which opened yesterday with more than 4;000 children trying out the rubber forest and other imagination-stretching settings. They can be anything they want to be here; one mother said. A few adults tried out the place; but not many. Most of them just looked as though they'd like to play.

Picture, 1972

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Exhibitions - CNE - Buildings

Picture, 1939

Some play: Bart; a 1;200-pound Kodiak bear; frolicks with trainer Doug Seus during The Star Outdoor Show at the Sportsmen's Show.

Picture, 1981

Mayor joins winter fair parade; Mayor William Dennison today took part in parade when he joined Royal Winter Fair officials aboard a four-horse-drawn coach.

Picture, 1972

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Exhibitions - Ontario Place - Construction

Picture, Date Unknown

Canadian National Exhibition of Toronto, Aug. 26th to Sept. 11th, 1905 : this ticket must be fastened securely to the exhibit, and remain there during exhibition, or no prize will be paid

Ephemera, 1905

Looking at Beautiful Boats enjoyable Pastime at Marina; Toronto harbor is opening up more each year for the city's popular sports; boating.

Picture, 1971

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Stepping out: A handler shows off this hackney pony's high-stepping gait for the judges at the Royal Horse Show in the Coliseum at Exhibition Place.

Watching the fire which left the seating section in blackened ruins; was Elwood Hughes; general manager of the C.N.E. He said thousands of dollars worth of electric cables; stored under the grandstand for use in a new football field on Exhibition grounds; were completely destroyed

Nikki Koch; 2; of Mississauga intently watches the dogs' flyball races yesterday at the Royal Winter Fair. The annual agricultural fair; celebrating its 75th anniversary; runs until Saturday.

When the Smothers Brothers stepped onto the Grandstand stage at the Ex last night; they were working one of the biggest; toughest spots in show business. Over the years it's become known to entertainers as that big stage up in Canada. Here; some of them recall it for The Star.

Gearing up for CNE; Mike Laidlaw; 17; struggles with stuffed critters yesterday at the CNE where midway folks are setting up game booths for opening day of the Ex on Aug. 19. The bees are prizes for the Birthday Game booth.

Cal. Franklin. F. Wing. Tr. St. Cal. Frank; and. Henky. St. Cal. Charles; A. Symroski capt. Jonathan K. Curton

In per-war days the grandstand held crowds like this; drawn from all quarters of the world. Police rushed to the scene to aid firemen under Fire Chief George Sinclair when the building began to topple. Saftey zones were marked out

Military beat: One of the bands in the Warriors' Day Parade marches through the Princes' Gates heading towards Exhibition Stadium.

These two are tongue-tied at the Dog Show. Jerry Krumins; 13; challenges Boomer the bull dog

Horticulture building; Exhibition park; Toronto

Art Gallery, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Canada

Serious business; Pat Lamke; right; and Leland Burbank battle it out in a Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament (Toronto) Inc. sword fight.

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Exhibitions - CNE - Buildings

Some play: Bart; a 1;200-pound Kodiak bear; frolicks with trainer Doug Seus during The Star Outdoor Show at the Sportsmen's Show.

Mayor joins winter fair parade; Mayor William Dennison today took part in parade when he joined Royal Winter Fair officials aboard a four-horse-drawn coach.

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Exhibitions - Ontario Place - Construction

Canadian National Exhibition of Toronto, Aug. 26th to Sept. 11th, 1905 : this ticket must be fastened securely to the exhibit, and remain there during exhibition, or no prize will be paid

Looking at Beautiful Boats enjoyable Pastime at Marina; Toronto harbor is opening up more each year for the city's popular sports; boating.

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