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Keating Coffee House

On this site in 1833 stood Keating Coffee House, also known as York's Fourth Theater. In the back hall that was about 20 m long and held two to three hundred people theatrical and operatic...

On this site in 1833 stood Keating Coffee House, also known as York's Fourth Theater. In the back hall that was about 20 m long and held two to three hundred people theatrical and operatic performances took place. Patrons sat on wooden benches, tickets were about 2 cents, lighting was by candlelight, programs were slips of paper and a comedy team known as Mr. and Mrs. Thorne were a huge draw.


Plaque via Alan L. Brown's site Toronto Plaques. Full page here.

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