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+City Province Theatre Company Date Extent Box # Additional See Also information Alberta , British c.1950-1970 Various Edmonton , Box # 2, Misc. Columbia , Dominion Drama Kelowna , Box # 3, Manitoba , New Festival Victoria , Box # 10, Brunswick , Winnipeg , Box # 11, St. Newfoundland , John’s , Box # 9, Nova Scotia , Halifax , Box # 3, Ontario , Prince Brockville , Box # 1, Edward Island , Elora , Box # 1, Quebec , Hamilton , Box # 3, Saskatchewan Kitchener , Box # 3, London , Box # 3, Ottawa , Box # 3, Toronto ( Hart House ), Box # 26, Windsor , Box # 10, Charlottetown, Box # 1, Montrea l, Box # 4 1970-1978, 1 folder Box #1 Includes Banff Banff Alberta The Banff Centre 1989 Winter Theatre, Tarragon Theatre Alberta 1962 1 folder Box #1 See also Theatre Calgary Calgary Allied Calgary , Box # 1 Arts Centre Calgary Alberta 1996 1 folder Box # 1 Calgary Opera Calgary Alberta 198-[?] 1 folder Box #1 Lunchbox Theatre Calgary Alberta 1967-1968 1 folder Box #1 MAC 14 Theatre Calgary Alberta 1982 1 folder Box #1 Reeve Theatre (University of Calgary Calgary Alberta 1980-1983 1 folder Box #1 University Theatre Calgary Alberta 1969, 1971 1 folder Box #1 Includes Calgary See also Tarragon Theatre Calgary Allied Arts Theatre , Box # 56 Centre Alberta 1951 1963 1 folder Box # 2 Edmonton Jubilee Auditorium Edmonton Alberta 1980-1981 1 folder Box # 2 The Citadel Theatre Edmonton Alberta 1976-1980 1 folder Box # 2 The Citadel Theatre - Rice Theatre Edmonton Alberta 1976-1980 1 folder Box #2 The Citadel Theatre – Shochtor Theatre. Edmonton Alberta 1957 1 folder Box #2 See also Dominion Dominion Drama Drama Festival Festival Edmonton Alberta 1963 1 folder Box #2 Press releases Studio Theatre (University of Alberta) Edmonton Alberta 1963 1 folder Box #2 Torches Theatre (University of Alberta) Red Deer Alberta 1 folder Box # 3 Theatre Network 1969 1 folder Box #3 See also Dominion Kelowna British Dominion Drama Drama Festival Columbia Festival British 1991-1993 1 folder Box # 10 Surrey Columbia Arena Theatre Company British 1982, 1983, Vancouver Columbia Arts Club Theatre 1985, 1991 Vancouver British 1973 1 folder Box # 10 Columbia New Play Centre Vancouver British 1971 1 folder Box # 10 Columbia The Playhouse Theatre Vancouver British The Playhouse 1965-1970 1 folder Box # 10 Columbia Theatre Vancouver British The Playhouse 1970-1971, 1 folder Box # 10 Columbia Theatre 1973 Vancouver British 1971 1 folder Box # 10 Press releases Columbia Vancouver Art Gallery Vancouver British 1 folder Box # 10 Includes Theatre Columbia Vancouver East Passe Muraille Cultural Centre Vancouver British 1958, 1959, 1 folder Box # 10 Columbia Vancouver 1971 International Festival Vancouver British 1962 1 folder Box # 10 Columbia Vancouver Opera Association Vancouver British 1982 1 folder Box # 10 Columbia Waterfront Theatre Vancouver British Assorted Vancouver 1 folder Box # 10 Including Columbia Vancouver Children’s Festival, Bard on the Beach, Citystage British 1966 1 folder Box # 10 See also Dominion Victoria Columbia Dominion Drama Drama Festival Festival Victoria British 1965-1966 1 folder Box # 10 Columbia The McPherson Playhouse 1938 1 folder Box # 11 See also Dominion Winnipeg Manitoba Dominion Drama Drama Festival Festival Winnipeg Manitoba 1969 1 folder Box # 11 Centennial Concert Hall Winnipeg Manitoba 1 folder Box # 11 Children’s Theatre Winnipeg Manitoba 197-? 1 folder Box # 11 Cercle Moliere Winnipeg Manitoba 1 folder Box # 11 Gas Station Theatre Winnipeg Manitoba 1959 -1960, 1 folder Box # 11 The Manitoba 1960 - 1961, Theatre Centre 1961 - 1962. Winnipeg Manitoba The Manitoba 1962/63, 1 folder Box # 11 Theatre Centre 1963, 1965/66 Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1966, 1967 1 folder Box # 11 Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1968, 1969 1 folder Box # 11 Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1970 - 1971 1 folder Box # 11 Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1971 -1972 1 folder Box # 11 Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1972 -1973 1 folder Box # 12 Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1973 – 1974 1 folder Box # 12 See also St. Lawrence Centre Centre , Box # 59 Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1975 – 1976 1 folder Box # 12 Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1976 – 1977 1 folder Box # 12 Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1978, 1985 1 folder Box # 12 Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1980 1 folder Box # 12 - Press release Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1982 1 folder Box # 12 - press release Centre Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Theatre 1 folder Box # 12 Miscellaneous Centre (workshop, arts calendar, etc) Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Opera 1985/1986 1 folder Box # 12 Association Winnipeg Manitoba 1959 1 folder Box # 12 Royal Winnipeg See also Royal Playhouse Theatre Ballet Winnipeg Ballet , Box # 11 Winnipeg Manitoba Playhouse Theatre 1965 1 folder Box # 12 Royal Winnipeg Ballet Winnipeg Manitoba Playhouse Theatre 1962, 1970 1 folder Box # 12 Winnipeg Manitoba 1961 1 folder Box # 12 Rainbow Stage Winnipeg Manitoba Rainbow Stage 1967, 1968, 1 folder Box # 12 1969, 1987 Winnipeg Manitoba 1955 1 folder Box # 12 See also Ontario Place Royal Winnipeg Forum , Box # 42, Ballet National Arts Centre , Box # 7, O’Keefe Centre , Box # 38 Winnipeg Manitoba Royal Winnipeg 1957 – 1958 1 folder Box # 12 Includes press Ballet clipping Winnipeg Manitoba Royal Winnipeg 1961 1 folder Box # 12 Ballet Winnipeg Manitoba Royal Winnipeg 1961 - 1962 1 folder Box # 12 Includes Ballet Playhouse Theatre Winnipeg Manitoba Royal Winnipeg 1963 - 1964 1 folder Box # 12 Ballet Winnipeg Manitoba Royal Winnipeg 1965 - 1967 1 folder Box # 12 Ballet Winnipeg Manitoba Royal Winnipeg 1967 - 1968 1 folder Box # 13 Ballet Winnipeg Manitoba Royal Winnipeg 1970 – 1972 1 folder Box # 13 See also St. Lawrence Ballet Centre , Box # 59 Winnipeg Manitoba Royal Winnipeg 1973-1976 1 folder Box # 13 Ballet Winnipeg Manitoba Royal Winnipeg 1986-1988, 1 folder Box # 13 Ballet 2000 Winnipeg Manitoba 1 folder Box # 13 Stage West Dinner Theatre Winnipeg Manitoba 1961 1 folder Box # 13 Winnipeg Auditorium Winnipeg Manitoba 1987, 1989 1 folder Box # 13 Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Winnipeg Manitoba 1 folder Box # 13 [ Assorted Winnipeg] 1974, 1977, 1 folder Box #2 Fredericton New Theatre New 1978 Brunswick Brunswick 1967 1 folder Box # 9 -Includes See also Dominion St. John’s Newfoundl Dominion Drama clipping from Drama Festival and Festival The Globe & Mail. 1958 1 folder Box #1 Annapolis Nova Fort Anne Royal Scotia Nova Scotia 1958 1 folder Box #3 See also Dominion Halifax Dominion Drama Drama Festival Festival Halifax Nova Scotia 1 folder Box #3 No date Neptune Theatre Halifax Nova Scotia Neptune Theatre 1963-1966 1 folder Box #3 Halifax Nova Scotia Neptune Theatre 1967-1968 1 folder Box #3 Halifax Nova Scotia Neptune Theatre 1969 1 folder Box #3 Halifax Nova Scotia Neptune Theatre 1970 1 folder Box #3 Halifax Nova Scotia Neptune Theatre 1971 1 folder Box #3 Halifax Nova Scotia 1977 1 folder Box #3 Rebecca Cohn Auditorium 1976, 1979- 1 folder Box #1 Barrie Ontario Gryphon Theatre 1983 Ontario 1 folder Box #1 Belleville Eastern Ontario Drama League Ontario 1976-1988 1 folder Box #1 Blyth Blyth Memorial Hall Ontario 1 folder Box #1 Bramalea Lester B. Pearson Theatre Ontario 1932 1 folder Box #1 Brockville New Theatre Brockville Ontario 1948-1959 1 folder Box #1 Brockville Collegiate Auditorium [ + other Brockville locations] Brockville Ontario 1965 1 folder Box #1 See also Dominion Dominion Drama Drama Festival Festival Brockville Ontario Unknown 1952 1 folder Box #1 “Minto Follies” Ontario 1968 1 folder Box #1 Caledon Hayloft Theatre Ontario 1 folder Box #1 Cobourg Victoria Hall Ontario 1 folder Box #1 Cornwall Aulstville Hall Theatre Ontario 1960… 1 folder Box #1 Deep River Community Centre Auditorium Deep River Ontario 1960 1 folder Box #1 See also Dominion Dominion Drama Drama Festival Festival Ontario 1972… 1 folder Box #2 Elora Elora Community Theatre Elora Ontario 199- 1 folder Box #2 The Elora Festival Ontario 1954-1955 1 folder Box #2 Galt Galt Little Theatre Ontario 18--? 1 folder Box #2 Single leaf Grahamsville Bell’s Hall Ontario 1984, 2004, 2 Box #2 Grand Bend Huron Country 2008 folders Playhouse Ontario 1953, 1973 1 folder Box #2 Includes See also Muskoka Gravenhurst Gravenhurst clippings from Summer Theatre , Box # Opera House the Globe & 6 Mail. Gravenhurst Ontario 1974, 2004 1 folder Box #2 Muskoka Summer Theatre Ontario 1975, 1977, 1 folder Box #2 Guelph Guelph Spring 1987 Festival Guelph Ontario 1981 1 folder Box #2 University of Guelph, Department of Drama Guelph Ontario 1975 1 folder Box #2 Drama Workshop (University of Guelph) Ontario 1954 1 folder Box #3 See also Dominion Hamilton Dominion Drama Drama Festival Festival Hamilton Ontario 1905 1 folder Box #3 Grand Opera House Hamilton Ontario 1976-1982 1 folder Box #3 Includes Theatre Hamilton Place Aquarius Hamilton Ontario 1973 1 folder Box #3 The Bach- Elgar Mohawk College Choir presents Theatre Samson. Hamilton Ontario 1 folder Box #3 Westdale Collegiate Auditorium Ontario 1961, 1962, 1 folder Box #3 See also Central Library Jackson’s Red Barn Theatre 1970, 1984 Theatre , Box # 18 Point Ontario [1954] 1 folder Box #3 Kingston Kingston Domino Players Ontario 1963 1 folder Box #3 See also Dominion Kitchener Dominion Drama Drama Festival Festival Ontario 1965 1 folder Box #3 Lindsay Academy Theatre Lindsay Ontario 1 folder Box #3 The Touring Players Foundation Ontario 1 folder Box #3 London Beal Technical School Auditorium London Ontario 1939 1 folder Box #3 See also Dominion
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