The Pygmy Pavilion July 13, 2009

The Pygmy Pavilion July 13, 2009


Located in Nanaimo, this place had a history that included performances by Louis Armstrong and Harry James. Our thanks again to Harry Creech who dropped off today's picture taken in December of 1931, just 7 months after the pavilion opened. Anybody know who the orchestra is? Check out the giant clam shell backdrop.

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