Résultats

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of artwork, design boards, samples of possible letterheads and correspondence. The artwork includes illustrations and portraiture for published articles. There are finished design boards for 13 GRAIL covers and the typeset plates for the Publication Agreement; the typeset plates for circular letters; the …

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Alice Crawley was librarian at the St. Catharines Standard from 1962 to 1980; was set designer for the Shaw Festival's first performance, Candida; a founding member and board member of the Niagara Artists Centre (NAC); as a leader in the visual arts community she received the Trillium Arts Awards Mayor's …

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      Interview with actor Tim Devlin, actor who played a part in "Candida" during the first season of the Shaw Festival in 1962. Photograph of David Michener, Barbara Ransom and Tim Devlin in "Candida", 1962.

      Interview with Barbara Ransom who played a leading role in "Candida" during the first season of the Shaw Festival in 1962. Photograph of Barbara Ransom with David Michener and Tim Devlin in "Candida", 1962.

      No further accruals are expected. There are duplicate copies of most issues on Bookshelf.

      Terrace Bay resident Rosa Ojavee's story as told to and recorded by Shirley Mikus.

      Part of Shaw Festival Foundation Oral History Project

      The Shaw Guild is a group of volunteers dedicated to assist and support the Shaw Festival Theatre Foundation. It started as the Women's Committee (1964-1973) and later, in 1974, the Shaw Festival Guild was established when a set of by-laws was prepared and men were invited to join as volunteers.

      This item is a short excerpt of a longer Holodomor survivor interview conducted and housed by the UCRDC. This entry includes a time-stamped description of the full video and may also include translations and transcripts of the excerpt. Full videos can be requested from the UCRDC by emailing office@ucrdc.org.