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23 mar
2013
Former Capitol Theatre at 204 Queen
2013
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31 MAR
2013
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Glen
Ced n'est pas le Capitol (qui ouvrira ses portes en 1920) mais le Family Theatre en 1910. La photo semblerait appartenir a la collection Topley et serait datée du mois d'octobre 1910.
Je vous laisse le lien a une photo de l'ancien
Capitol.
Je vous laisse le lien a une photo de l'ancien
Capitol.
19 JUN
2013
2013
Bruce
The supposed photo of the Capitol Theatre:
As the previous commenter has said, this photo is not of the Capitol Theatre. In addition, the Capitol was located on the southwest corner of Queen and Bank (building address 222 Queen St. with the CIBC bank at the corner).
Your photo of "today" is of the former Met Life Bldg where the Royal Bank is. That is the southeast corner.
I remember seeing movies at the Capitol in the 1950s and 60s. It was a grand building (and was Ottawa's best before the NAC which in effect, replaced it).
Hope this is helpful. Good site. Keep up the good work.
As the previous commenter has said, this photo is not of the Capitol Theatre. In addition, the Capitol was located on the southwest corner of Queen and Bank (building address 222 Queen St. with the CIBC bank at the corner).
Your photo of "today" is of the former Met Life Bldg where the Royal Bank is. That is the southeast corner.
I remember seeing movies at the Capitol in the 1950s and 60s. It was a grand building (and was Ottawa's best before the NAC which in effect, replaced it).
Hope this is helpful. Good site. Keep up the good work.
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