Fonds consists of this item: "Christ among the Doctors", manuscript (1912). Spine title: "Christ and the Doctors". Parallel comparison of four medieval mystery plays on this theme. Presented as a memorial of the scholarly association of Professors Greg and Francis Millet Salter by F.P. Wilson, with a covering letter to Mrs. Salter and a memoir of Sir Walter. A description of the manuscript by Dr. H.A. Hargreaves (New Trail, 33:4:10, Fall 1978) is included in the file.
Fonds consists of these series: I Articles and speeches (1933- 1985). II Personal papers (1937-1982). Includes a biographical story; correspondence; honorary degree. III Plays (1933-1980). Includes plays for radio, stage, and television, most of which date from 1933-1960. IV Scrapbooks (1933-1975). Edmonton theatre history and Mrs. Gowan's career (10 microfiche). V Short stories ([after 1946]).
Fonds consists of these series: I Certificates (1909-1958). Degrees and honours awarded to Dr. Gordon. II Correspondence (1921-1958). Includes colleagues F.M. Salter, E. Sonet and D.E. Cameron. III Lecture notes ([1910-1911]). Many undated. IV Memoirs (1968). V Photographs (1916-[193-?]). Family, colleagues, personal interests (12 images). VI Publications (1917-1964). Thesis (1911). VII Unpublished articles (1951).
Fonds consists of these series: I Biographical (1970-1981). Includes an obituary; a review. II Correspondence (1941-1982). Mainly with publishers. III Draft manuscripts ([ca. 1950]-1979). IV Galley proofs (1970-1973). V Photographs (1916-[196-]). Relating mainly to Manitoba (14 images). VI Short stories (1942- 1958). VII Student essays (1941-1950). Includes criticism by F.M. Salter. VIII Workbooks [ca. 1964]. Most of the records relate to the writing of Mr. Cutt's books for children.
Fonds consists of these series: I Clippings (1972-1975). II Correspondence (1972-1983). III Interviews (1972-1980). Fort McMurray residents (21 sound tape cassettes). IV Photocopies (1888-1978). Documents pertinent to the history of the area, collected from archives and libraries. V Photographs (1890-1980). Collected from residents of Fort McMurray and district (248 images). The major part of the material was collected, not created, by Ms. Comfort and relates to her books on the history of Fort McMurray, Alberta.
Fonds consists of this series: Scrapbook (1924-1976). Includes copies of paintings, reviews of exhibits and examples of work done for the Canadian Pacific Railway Company (reproduced on 2 microfilm reels and 33 photographs).
Fonds consists of these series: I Art clubs (1939-1951). Includes bylaws; membership card; newsletters. II Community Art Schools ([1940]-1953). Published articles (H.G. Glyde); clippings. III Correspondence (1912-1951). Relates in part to the Alberta Visual Arts Board. IV Exhibitions (1938-1982). Includes catalogues; clippings; correspondence; invitations; lists of paintings. V Photographs ([1901]-1949). Mrs. Reid; Rene Richard; the Vegreville Art Club (19 images). VI Reports, radio talks, and teaching materials (1951). VII Sales of paintings (1949-1955). VIII Scrapbook (1937-1948). Includes clippings; photographs of paintings; a portrait. IX Sketches [19þ]. X Tributes (1951-1952). Includes posthumous exhibits and tributes.
Fonds consists of this series: Thesis research (1980-1982). Includes correspondence, interviews recorded on 2 sound tape reels and 35 sound tape cassettes, interview transcripts, and ca. 60 photographs relating to Ms. Potts' thesis: "Alberta Drama Education Origins: the Contributions of the Department of Extension, University of Alberta, in the Field of Drama Education from 1912- 1962.
Fonds consists of these series: I Annual reports ([1954]-1964). II Correspondence (1953-1965). III Executive (1955-1964). IV Financial ([1954]-1964). V Membership (1955-1964). VI Minutes ([1954]-1964). VII Photographs (1951-1970). Mainly annual concerts; includes the University Singers, conducted by Richard Eaton (18 images). VIII Programs (1951-1964). IX Publicity (1954-1964).
Fonds consists of this series: Student composers competition (1966-1968). Consists mainly of musical scores entered in the competition, which was adjudicated by a panel chaired by Violet Archer.
