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The Fab Four and The Rolling Stones at Maple Leaf Gardens

This is a low resolution scan of a newspaper Ad, which appeared, in the Toronto Star on April 24th 1962. It shows the historical musical event, of The Fab Four formerly The Revols opening for The Rolling Stones at Maple Leaf Gardens In Toronto, Canada. This event started several published, press speculations, on the possibility of this Canadian band's Mistaken identity, influencing the nick name, of The Beatles.

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