For 30 years, he was soloist at the Taras Shevchenko National Opera and Ballet Theatre in Kiev, and performed at Expo 67 in Montreal.
Ian Howard recommended to Phil Kives that he hire Don Reedman as Ian Howard and Peter Reedman worked together as Managers' of the Australian boutique at Expo 67 in Montreal, both worked together back in 1966 for Australian retailer David Jones Limited prior to joining K-Tel.
It was one of the main suppliers to major engineering firms in Québec during the thriving years of the late sixties, when the province was booming with construction activities—building highways and preparing for Expo 67.
The series of books was distributed for free at the Soviet Pavilion of Expo 67 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Giant truncated tetrahedra were used for the "Man the Explorer" and "Man the Producer" theme pavilions in Expo 67.
Construction started in October 1965 and Turcot was built in time for the 1967 Montreal Expo, along with other big projects such as the Montreal Metro.
Expo 67 | Penny Arcade Expo | Anime Expo | Expo 86 | Electronic Entertainment Expo | Expo 2010 | RTMC Astronomy Expo | Expo '58 | Expo 2000 | Expo | Seville Expo '92 | Expo '70 | Global Gaming Expo | Expo '98 | Expo '92 | Expo '86 | Expo '67 | EDEX Expo | World Expo '92 in Seville | World Expo '88 | World Ag Expo | Volusia County Fair and Expo Center | Osaka Expo '70 Stadium | Montreal World's Fair/Expo 67 | Long Island International Film Expo | Genoa Expo '92 | Fan Expo Canada | Expo Station | Expo Pilipino | Expo Line (TransLink) |
Czechoslovakia - featuring the world's first interactive movie, Kinoautomat, directed by Radúz Činčera.
Hosts Nanette Workman (credited as Nanette) and Tony Roman hosted this psychedelic variety series on location from the Expo 67 grounds.
The Golden Centennaires performed 103 shows in Canada, including the opening and closing ceremonies of Expo 67 in Montreal, seven shows in the United States, and two shows in the Bahamas.
Many former residents suspected that Drapeau wanted the unglamorous area gone, as it would be the first place on the island that visitors to Expo 67 would see when arriving in Montreal via the Victoria Bridge.
These notes are the same as the first three notes of Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man", one of the musical themes for Expo 67, though this is apparently just a coincidence.
In 1967 Lautrec was selected to sing Expo 67's theme song Un jour, un jour (an English version was also recorded as Hey Friend, Say Friend), composed by Stéphane Venne.