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Series consists of files related to Irene Prothroe's personal life, including her "On Stage" scrapbook, personal materials, photographs, and correspondence.

File consists of personal correspondence including a letter from Irene Prothroe to her family; script notes from Irene to "Vickie"; information regarding a property purchase from Mr. & Mrs. F. Diehl; envelopes; reference letters; correspondence regarding Irene's father's estate; and correspondence regarding Prothroe's divorce; and a letter from her brother Robert, who was living overseas. There is also a letter from S.G. Ade to Jack Prothroe.

File consists of receipts and an agreement between The Brass Cat and the 85th Street Players, stipulating a performance period between October 27th, 1988 and December 10th, 1988. The file also includes receipts and a performance contract between the The Calgary Professional Club, the 85th Street Players, and "Murders To Go," stipulating the conditions for one evening performance of "The Ghost of Lake Louise." Expense receipts are also included.

File consists of publicity, program drafts, programs, correspondence, and photocopies of newspaper clippings.

Item is an oversized logo for the 85th Street Players on card stock.

File consists of a calendar made out of fabric for the year 1979, decorated with pins, buttons, and ID badges collected by Irene Prothroe. The calendar features two ID badges from her employment at the CBC. Loose buttons and pins have been housed in an accompanying envelope.

File consists of the contents of a folder labelled "Newspaper Clippings" comprised of reviews and editorials collected by and/or concerning Irene Prothroe.

Item is a head shot of Irene Prothroe, annotated with her stage name "Irene Bloomingdale." For a production of Neil Simon's "The Prisoner of Second Avenue" at the Glenmore Inn Dinner Theatre in the spring of 1982.

File consists of correspondence to and from Irene Prothroe concerning professional matters, including correspondence regarding the Medicine Hat District Festival, the allocation of the Lougheed mansion, Irene's employment at the University of British Columbia, and her position as advisor to the Drama Society at the University of Alberta.