Negative photograph that consists of play held in the Jubilee Auditorium. Sets designed by Laszlo Funtek.

Negative photograph that consists of play held in the Jubilee Auditorium. Sets designed by Laszlo Funtek.

• Eberle, James. (69-1068: #2-3).
• Haley, Robert. (69-1068: #5-7).
• Tritter, W. (69-1068: #8-10).
• Pollock, Sharon. (69-1068: #12; 69-1069: #2-3).
• Ball, Michael. (69-1069: #7-10).

Subseries consists of copies of articles written by Brian Brennan for various publications. Includes scrapbook of newspaper clippings from Smithers Interior News, as well as clippings and typescript drafts of articles featured in other publications.

Subseries consists of manuscripts, drafts, correspondence, articles, research and other materials related to Brennan's non-fiction works.

Negative photograph that consists of dressed for her role in the play 'The Matchmaker' put on by Arts and Letters Club, Calgary, Alberta.

Series consists of typescript drafts, research materials, interviews, correspondence, publisher's gallies, promotional materials, and copies of articles by Brennan used for his non-fictional books and biographies.

Series consists of drafts and copies of magazine and newspaper clippings of articles and columns written by Brian Brennan for various publications .

Collection consists of card photographs collected by G. Stewart while working as editor and theatre reviewer for newspapers in Saint John, N.B., and Quebec City, P.Q. Most photographs identify the photographer and are inscribed and dated. In addition to photographs of actors, actresses and singers, collection includes photographs of Lord and Lady Lorne and four unidentified individuals.

• Volpone -4 - Olive Wilson, working on Volpone costumes. (70-0051: #1); Larry Owens, actor in production of Volpone. (70-0051: #2); Professor C.E. Williams on the Volpone set. (70-0051: #3); Lead female roles in Volpone (l to r) Valerie Smith, Patrice Lord. Woyzeck Cathy Charleton, Tony Nezic. (70-0052: #1); Woyzeck production. (70-0052: #2-3); Cathy Charleton, Wes Tritter. (70-0052: #4).
• Male leads (l to r) Don McManus, Michael Ball. (70-0053: #1); Female leads (l to r) Valerie Smith, Patrice Lord. (70-0053: #2); Male leads (l to r) Wes Tritter, Alex Hawkins. (70-0053: #3).

• Val Pearson in costume. (70-0023). Contact sheet and original envelope for job #70-0023 filed with UARC 84.005/2.12.
• Alice Maloney and Sam Hanson in costume. (70-0024).
• Val Pearson and Michael Ball in costume. (70-0025).
• Studio photos of Helen White, Kirk Pollock. (70-0035).

Negative photograph consists of a man and a woman acting on the stage in Arts and Letters Club production at Central High School.

Negative photograph consists a group of people standing and two women sitting down. Doug Doherty, centre, director. Performance at Jubilee Auditorium

Negative photograph consists of cast including: L-R: Bert Cairns, as Biddeford Poole; Mary Cairns as Catherine Dougherty; Dick Tregillus as Jim Dougherty; George Brown as McKenzie Savage; Ron Chase as Roger Anderson; Judy Walker as Jessica Poole. Performed at Alberta Drama Festival.

Negative photograph that consists characters: L-R: Mary Cairns; Bert Cairns; Don McDermid; Bill Hustler; Clarence Newcombe (posing); Kit Dingle. On stage at Central High School.

Negative photograph consists of L-R: Leni Fleming; Mary Cairns; and Hilda Doherty; at the Jubilee Auditorium.

Negative photograph that consists of the cast L-R: Dave Leyden; Mary Cairns; Florence Thorpe; on stage at Central High School.

Negative photograph consists a group of people including: L-R: Jack Johnston; Helen Walker; Joan Mansfield; Larry Walker; Paul Kirkbeck; Judy Walker; Kit Dingle; George Brown; Mary Cairns; Bruce Northam; Leni (Chase) Fleming; Ron Chase; on stage at Arts Centre Theatre.

Negative photograph consists cast L-R: Hilda Doherty; Cy Grove; Dick Clement; Dick Tregillus; George Brown. On stage at Central High School.

Subseries consists of drafts, copies and newspaper clippings of articles and columns written by Brian Brennan as a staff writer at the Calgary Herald.