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Community Players of Winnipeg 1929-1930 Season Theater program

Title: Community Players of Winnipeg 1929-1930 Season Theater program
Collections: Community Players of Winnipeg fonds
Description: A theater program by the Community Players of Winnipeg for the 1929-1930 season featuring plays like “Shall We Join the Ladies” by J. M. Barrie, “The Farewell Supper” by A. Schnitzler, “The Knave of Hearts” by Louise Saunders, “The Devil’s Disciple” by Bernard Shaw, “Eyvind of the Hills” by Johann Sigurjonsson, and “The Dybbuk” by S. Rappoport along with on comedy to be announced.
Related Items: Community Players of Winnipeg fonds
Format: text
Date: 1929-1930
Subjects: Theater programs; Winnipeg Region (Man.); Community theater; Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937; Schnitzler, A., 1862-1931; Carson, Tannis, ; Tupper, Lady, ; Saunders, Louise, ; Jewett, Mrs. O., ; Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950; Pyper, Mrs. C. B., ; Sigurjónsson, Jóhann, 1880-1919; Eggertson, Mrs. O. A., ; Rapoportas, S., ; McQuillan, Mrs. Winston, ; McGregor, J. D., ; Harte, Mrs. Edwin C., ; Coleman, D. C., ; Anderson, F. T., ; Arnold, Mrs. W. S., ; Bawlf, Mrs. Fred, ; Bourgouin, Mrs. J. H., ; Bracken, Premier, ; Crawford, A. W., ; Chevrier, Horace, ; Campbell, A. M., ; Crawley, Alan, ; Drewry, Charles, ; Evans, Mrs. Sanford, ; FitzGerald, Lionel LeMoine, 1890-1956; Finkelstein, D. R., ; Fletcher, Robert, ; Gardner, W. H., ; Gage, J. C., ; Glassco, Mrs. J. G., ; Green, H. A. V., ; Ham, Leslie, ; Hesson, Hilda, ; Heintzleman, Mrs. P. Stewart, ; Heintzleman, P. Stewart, ; Heintzelmann, J. H., ; Jacob, Robert, ; Kirby, Mrs. W. T., ; Konantz, Gordon, ; Land, Lisgar, ; Lehmann, Mrs. J. E., ; McIntyre, Daniel, ; MacLean, J. A., ; McWilliams, W. H., ; McWilliams, Mrs. R. F., ; Nanton, Lady, ; Nichols, M. E., ; Nourse, C. G. K., ; Osborne, W. F., ; Phillips, W. J., ; Pitblado, Mrs. Isaac, ; Reid, J. Y., ; Riley, Mrs. C. S., ; Shaw, H. B., ; Shepard, C. D., ; Smith, W. A., ; Steinkopf, Max, ; Taylor, Mrs. C. M., ; Turner, Mrs. S., ; Tucker, H. M., ; Tupper, Sir Charles, ; Wilson, Mrs. George, ; Williams, Mrs. George, ; Arnold, Mrs. W. S., ; Jones, R. F., ; Walston, M. C., ; Reid, Mrs. J. Y., ; Waight, George, ; Zimmerman, Nathan, ; Murray, Farren, ; Mason, Mrs. L. P., ; Garland, Aileen, ; Young, Fred, ; Turner, Mrs. S. M., ; Carson, Tannis, ; Macvicar, Helen, ; Wood, Mrs. R., ; Phelps, A. L.,
Place: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Names: Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew); Community Players of Winnipeg; Schnitzler, A.; Carson, Tannis; Tupper, Lady; Saunders, Louise; Jewett, Mrs. O.; Shaw, Bernard; Pyper, Mrs. C. B.; Sigurjónsson, Jóhann; Eggertson, Mrs. O. A.; Rapoportas, S.; McQuillan, Mrs. Winston; McGregor, J. D.; Harte, Mrs. Edwin C.; Coleman, D. C.; Anderson, F. T.; Arnold, Mrs. W. S.; Bawlf, Mrs. Fred; Bourgouin, Mrs. J. H.; Bracken, Premier; Crawford, A. W.; Chevrier, Horace; Campbell, A. M.; Crawley, Alan; Drewry, Charles; Evans, Mrs. Sanford; FitzGerald, Lionel LeMoine; Finkelstein, D. R.; Fletcher, Robert; Gardner, W. H.; Gage, J. C.; Glassco, Mrs. J. G.; Green, H. A. V.; Ham, Leslie; Hesson, Hilda; Heintzleman, Mrs. P. Stewart; Heintzleman, P. Stewart; Heintzelmann, J. H.; Jacob, Robert; Kirby, Mrs. W. T.; Konantz, Gordon; Land, Lisgar; Lehmann, Mrs. J. E.; McIntyre, Daniel; MacLean, J. A.; McWilliams, W. H.; McWilliams, Mrs. R. F.; Nanton, Lady; Nichols, M. E.; Nourse, C. G. K.; Osborne, W. F.; Phillips, W. J.; Pitblado, Mrs. Isaac; Reid, J. Y.; Riley, Mrs. C. S.; Shaw, H. B.; Shepard, C. D.; Smith, W. A.; Steinkopf, Max; Taylor, Mrs. C. M.; Turner, Mrs. S.; Tucker, H. M.; Tupper, Sir Charles; Wilson, Mrs. George; Williams, Mrs. George; Arnold, Mrs. W. S.; Jones, R. F.; Walston, M. C.; Reid, Mrs. J. Y.; Waight, George; Zimmerman, Nathan; Murray, Farren; Mason, Mrs. L. P.; Garland, Aileen; Young, Fred; Turner, Mrs. S. M.; Carson, Tannis; Macvicar, Helen; Wood, Mrs. R.; Phelps, A. L.
Languages: English
Note: The Little Theatre Movement or la petite scène, has now become a generic term for the amateur or nonprofessional, "community" theatre in Canada often featuring Canadian playwrights. Originally, however, it referred to an international reform movement protesting against mass-produced, professional productions seen around the turn of the century.
Physical Location: 336 Elizabeth Dafoe Library
Shelf Location: MSS SC 9, Box 1, Folder 1, Item 12
Original File MIME Type: image/tif
Local Identifier: UM_mss-sc009_001_0001_012_0001
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