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Ruth Budd of the Toronto Symphony yesterday drew an audience of children at Earlscourt Public School as she explained and played bass to them as part (...)
Ruth Budd of the Toronto Symphony yesterday drew an audience of children at Earlscourt Public School as she explained and played bass to them as part (...)

Ruth Budd of the Toronto Symphony yesterday drew an audience of children at Earlscourt Public School as she explained and played bass to them as part (...)

Date6/15/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ruth Budd of the Toronto Symphony yesterday drew an audience of children at Earlscourt Public School as she explained and played bass to them as part of The Musicmaker Program; an experiment now being carried out in various Metro schools. Junior Women's Committee project is aimed at first 3 grades.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0114842F
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      Stedman, Ruth Kippax, -2006
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      Unknown
      1921
      Two children stand in front of library entrance.
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      A group of children are gathered around a woman seated on a chair facing them. Shelves of books…
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      Unknown
      1921
      Group of children gathered around a table in the library with adult reading to them
      Toronto Public Library, Earlscourt Branch (renamed Dufferin/St. Clair Branch in 1973), Dufferin Street, east side, between Rosemount Avenue and St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario. Children's Room.
      Stedman, Ruth Kippax, -2006
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      People browse reading material in the children's area of a library.
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      Unknown
      1964?
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