Bill Monroe and his Orchestra where at the Pavillon in June 1929 per attached advertising in the Verdun Guardian.
Bill Monroe et son Orchestre 챕taient au Pavillon en Juin 1929 tel qu'annonc챕 dans le Verdun Guardian.
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ReplyDeleteThis message reminds me of a joke I heard way back when...................... This young couple were making out in a cemetary late one night when a security officer found them and asked....didn't you see the sign at the entrance "No Admittance After Dark" ? The young man quickly replied...no we came in by the other entrance where the sign says "Get Lots While You're Young"
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ReplyDeleteIt was great to see the ad re Billy Monroe, however, what really caught my eye was the Real Estate ad beside it where lots on Foch and Egan were going for $200.00. Today, I guess you could easily add another 3 zeros to be close to being accurate!
ReplyDeleteHello Guy,
ReplyDeleteinteresting that you would post a Bill Monroe
admat, Bill passed away earlier this year, his brother Albert was my neighbor for the last 8 years
and has now moved to the south shore,
i will give him a copy of this ad as i am sure it will bring back fond memories for him and his family
thanks