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A scene from "The Shooting of Dan McGrew". In the scene from left to right is John Perdue, John Jackson (the lady known as Lou), George Mace, Bob Currie, John Urquhart and Hal Landreville.
Faith (Hutchison) Avis at Carleton School of Journalism, Ottawa 1945-1946
Faith Avis and H. M. Tory greeting people as they enter the building for a social gathering [1945-1946].
Faith Avis and H. M. Tory greeting people as they enter the building for a social gathering [1945-1946].
Faith Avis's degree certificate with signatures of all Journalism Faculty in 1946.
Faith Avis, Wally Avis and H. M. Tory greeting people as they enter the building for a social gathering [1945-1946].
George Mace chats up Eileen Vanderburg in a soap opera skit for Sock 'n' Buskin.
Group picture of "Faith (Hutchison) Avis, Harold (Abe) Morrison, Berry Cameron [and] Irwin Fricke, Carleton 1946 Journalism".
Irwin Fricke, Carleton 1946
Jack Purdue with his newly-wed. Jack founded Radio Carleton and was very involved with Sock 'n' Buskin.
Picture of Bill Milks, Lighting and John Urquhart, stage manager, setting up the stage lights for a Sock 'n' Buskin play.
Picture of Phyllis Convery lead chorus and a member of Sock 'n' Buskin. She later married John Urquhart the stage director.
Portrait picture of "Harold (Abe) Morrison, Carleton 1946".
Sock 'n' Buskin actors Bill Dunsten, ? and Ken Ward sing along as Elizabeth Bonven plays the piano.
Three male actors posing as female back up singers and one female actress posing as Bing Crosby in a group photo for Sock 'n' Buskin. The actors are left to right Bill Riseboroug, John Derewery (later to become Canada's air gunner ace), John Lewis and Pauline Steeves.These catalogues are configured but not in the index yet: bot challenges, OAI switched off, or a non-AtoM platform.