A theatre performance at the official opening of Barkerville as an historic site.
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- 13 Aug 1962
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A theatre performance at the official opening of Barkerville as an historic site.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A performance at the UBC Playhouse.
A theatre performance at the official opening of Barkerville as an historic site.
A theatre performance at the official opening of Barkerville as an historic site.
Activist, actor and singer Mr. Paul Robeson at CJVI, Victoria
Part of Duncan Macphail fonds
Actor Johnston Forbes-Robertson.
A.D. Ford and L. Bullock-Webster in "The Fountain of Youth".
Part of Llewelyn Bullock-Webster fonds
Alan Young interview re: The B.C. centennial show
Part of John Emerson fonds
RECORDED: Vancouver (B.C.), 1958-01-01 SUMMARY: On January 1, 1958, CBC Vancouver joined with the B.C. Centennial Committee to present an hour-long variety show (on both radio and television) to mark the beginning of B.C.'s centennial year. "The B.;C. Centennial Show" starred famous people in show business who originally came from British Columbia. In this recording, John Emerson interviews actor-comedian Alan Young at the Lyric Theatre in Vanco;uver before the Centennial Show. (Broadcast status unknown.);
Part of Jack Bowdery fonds
CALL NUMBER: T4401:0001 RECORDED: [location unknown], [ca. 1969-1972] SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Alicia Ammon reminisces about her childhood and early life in England; reads the words of two old songs she learned from her mother; describes a music box; recalls practical jokes; talks about exorcised spirits and ghosts. TRACK 2: Alicia Ammon reads "Little Jim"; describes emigration from England after World War I, travelling on the ship "Gross Island" with her three children; trip across Canada to Penticton, B.C.; worked as maternity nurse; after four years in Penticton, moved to Oregon; took up theatre again (as had been involved with theatre in England).
CALL NUMBER: T4401:0002 RECORDED: [location unknown], [ca. 1969-1972] SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Alicia Ammon recites "The Mistletoe Bough" and "Little Jim" and sings "Gypsy's Warning". Continues reminiscences: to Oregon from Penticton; assembling acting troupe in Oregon; performances; Irish jig episode. Story of son Jack's lost pants. Return to Canada; brother in Kootenays, worked in mine; house in Blackburn; took up nursing again. TRACK 2: Alicia Ammon talks with her son Jack about experiences working in Spencer's store; the Spencer family; Woodward's; Major McGeer; Bank of Commerce anecdote. Life in England during WWI -- husband joined Royal Engineers, Alicia worked at Queen's Hospital in London as maternity nurse. More readings.
Amy Stone, an early Victoria actress.
Amy Stone, an early Victoria actress.
Angela College; students in costume for theatrical production.
Arts calendar : [John Bovey and Rod Beattie.]
Part of Rogers Cable TV (Victoria) fonds
Public access. Provincial Archivist John Bovey and actor Rod Beattie are interviewed.