Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v4

[WolfDio]

Dec. 6, 1991
the kween and the jester tied the knot in Venezuela
20 wonderful years - thank you Majesty
I remain at your service

Happy CONGRATS to You and the Wife, my Friend!!!!!!!!
May there be Many More to look Forward to Looking Back on.

[SCORPIO]

Congratulations on your anniversary Jester!!! Many, many more....

Congrats on your 20 years, I can see why you have made it to 20 years with your wit, charm and the smarts on how to treat your wife as a “kwueen”….lol

May you both have many more wonderful years together!!!

[WolfDio]

stump me!!!

CONGRATS to You, my Friend!!!!

Sorry I Missed You!!
My Alarm does not annoy... er... go off until 7am.

[Andit]

Good morning, everyone.

I'm off to a couple of appts today (with some sort of Mirvish announcement in between - not sure what that's all about). This is assuming I can leave - the short one is using my foot as a pillow again.

Hope everyone has a wonderful day.

[madchives]

congrats on the tickets wolfie
wondering if it's just me who thinks of this scene
when i think of the song 'girl, you'll be a woman soon'

[madchives]

happy 20th anniversary the jester and the kween

[kawam]

All Repped out. Thanks everyone. Have a Great day!

[psells]

Good morning everyone…hope everyone has a Terrific Tuesday!

Hey Peter, I didn’t know it was you but I will tell you when I heard you I said to myself that you deserve to win as you came across sounding intelligent and it was just bad luck with the questions you received, I am guessing you would be a good partner for trivia, as long as there are no hockey questions…lol

Even though you didn’t beat him I say good job my man…hopefully you will get an iPod for Christmas…lol I thought I was the only one who didn’t have one…lol

My game plan in case I ever got called was to look up the sports results from the night before, but I didn't have time to get that done. And there was no way I was going to get that movie question. I was hoping for some world geography, current politics, Beatles lyrics, or - too much to ask - Star Trek trivia.

[feetfrown]

[psells]

(with some sort of Mirvish announcement in between - not sure what that's all about)

One of the city’s historic theatres is about to get a new name.

Local theatre impresario David Mirvish will be leading a ceremony at the Canon Theatre on Yonge Street, between Queen and Dundas, at 11 a.m. Tuesday.

The Canon has gone by different names over its 91-year history.

The theatre opened as The Pantages in 1920 as a vaudeville house and movie theatre. It was built by the founder of Famous Players, Nathan L. Nathanson.

At the time, it was the largest theatre in the country.

In the 1930s, after financial troubles, the theatre was exclusively a movie house and was called The Imperial. The building was split into six separate movie theatres in 1973 and renamed once again and called the Imperial Six.

Famous Players lost its lease on the building in the 1980s to Cineplex Odeon, which then transformed the theatre back to its original state. Livent, then a division of Cineplex Odeon, took over the theatre and staged the Andrew Lloyd Webber hit The Phantom of the Opera in 1989, which ran for just over a decade.

The landmark changed hands again, but was finally purchased by Mirvish Productions in 2008.

[psells]

I'm guessing; The Duchess (or Duke) of Cambridge Theatre

[rockit]

morning Q=-sters
Happy Anniversary Jester
Congratz on yer win Peter!!!
have a great day friends

[madchives]

i looked back a bit and can't figure it out.
what did you win psells? you little trivia nut

[madchives]

“Always cool and comfortable,” claims this ad for the Pantages Theatre in July, 1928, and on this ridiculously hot night (it’s a staggering 86F in Toronto), sitting in a cool movie theatre sounds like a great idea.
As we recently examined, air conditioning was an early attraction in both movie palaces and neighbourhood theatres, and both its advertising and marquees often capitalized on the public’s desire to chill out.
Lady Be Good, based on the musical by George and Ira Gershwin, was directed by Richard Wallace, who spent years directing comedy shorts under Mack Sennett and Hal Roach.
Although the film was silent, this ad could be somewhat misleading to modern viewers with its claims of hearing “all the music” and seeing “all the romance that was the talk of Broadway.”

from here:
http://silenttoronto.com/?tag=first-talkie-in-toronto

[psells]

i looked back a bit and can't figure it out.
what did you win psells? you little trivia nut

Comfortably Numb tickets and one of these things ...