MemorySask

MG 763
Fundo
1984-2020 (inclusive); 2006-2017 (predominant).

This fonds contains material relating to Deborah’s work as a librarian with the University of Saskatchewan Library, particularly in aboriginal scholarship as well as the IPortal

Department of Drama - Class in Session

A-8936
Item
Feb. 1968

Parte de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection

Four drama students rehearsing on stage at Greystone Theatre (Hangar Building). Bleachers and stage lights visible.

Drama

Parte de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection

Six students dressed in costume standing on outdoor stage.

[Department of Drama - Students]

A-4234
Item
July 1969

Parte de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection

Students sitting outside on grass under trees; two are playing guitars.

[Greystone Theatre] - "Hamlet"

Parte de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection

Three male students in costume on set likely performing [Hamlet].

[Department of Drama] - Unidentified Play

Parte de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection

Four students stand on stage dressed in medieval-type costumes, including a king and a wizard.

[Department of Drama] - Unidentified Play

Parte de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection

A man in Shakespearean-esque costume talking to a woman in a long dress who is standing on a set balcony.

Department of Drama - Class in Session

A-8935
Item
Feb. 1968

Parte de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection

Students rehearsing on stage; bleachers and stage lights visible.

Department of Drama - Class in Session

A-8934
Item
Feb. 1968

Parte de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection

Drama instructor at podium and students seated in bleachers in Greystone Theatre (Hangar Building).

Greystone Theatre - "Candida" and "Picnic"

A-5003
Item
1946, 1965

Parte de University of Saskatchewan Photograph Collection

Top image is a scene from Candida, starring Frances Hyland and directed by Emrys Jones. Bottom image is a scene from Picnic, Dec. 1965; actors (l to r): Don Evanishen, Helen Burton and Eric Peterson.