Yo-Yo Champ Gord Robertson Queen's Review
Item is a recording of a variety night at Queen's University, with the song "Yo-Yo Champ of Queen's" sung by Gord Robertson on Side 1, and portions of the song "Nobody" recorded on Side 2
Kingston Entertainment Collection. Side One: Wallace, Robert Charles - Radio for Good or Evil. Wallace, Robert Charles - Address for United Church Radio Committee. MacDonnell, J.M. (M.P.) address - 1949 (8'50"). Roosevelt, Eleanor interview by Florence Fraser Jan.8, 1948 (4'27"). Side Two: Brockington, L.W. speech recorded by CKWS, March 17, 1949. Test Cuts - Larry Palef.
Item is a recording of the opening of the Student Union (Side 1). Side 2 contains brief tracks of songs and other speeches.
Readings of poetry by Canadian writers Tom Marshall and David Helwig. Introduced by Barry Cole. Recorded at Convocation Hall. Side One: Tom Marshall reads his poetry. David Helwig reads his poetry. Side Two: blank. print through only.
Side One: Poets Gail Fox and Stuart McKinnon reading their poems. Taped over top of this is Alfred W. Purdy reading at the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre. Side Two: print through only.
Kingston Entertainment Collection. Side One: "The Royal Welcome" by Margaret Angus. Directorial Cuts "The Key". Side Two: Christmas Day Broadcast by King George V and Commonwealth Choir Hookup - December 25, 1934. "Personality" - Sat. Oct. 27, 1962, D.M. Jemmett and H.H. Stewart. Dr. A.V. Douglas. CKLC Salute to CFRC - John Bermingham. Prof. Jemmett talking with Bob Leck. E.C. Kyte (1970 Dictaphone). E.C. Kyte (Oct.28, 1971) - incomplete.
Kingston Entertainment Collection. Side One: The Rhythm Racketeers. Meds '49 - Feb. 16, 1948. Side Two: Fred Paquin and the Countrymen (1977).
The Prism of Change: A Personal Viewpoint" Address at University Day, Queen's University
University Day Address recorded at Queen's University, Kingston, Ont., Oct. 16, 1984. Librarian, Lin Good addresses the topic of progress for women in acknowledgement of the celebration of 100 years of women at Queen's. Mrs. Good provides a personal viewpoint by discussing her own life and career. She relates the discrimination toward women that she encountered when she attended university in the 1940's, and describes some of the work she has since been involved in pertaining to the status of women. Side One: first side of above lecture. welcome by Principal Smith. Lin Good's address. Side Two: second side of above lecture.
Kingston Entertainment Collection. Side One: The Call of the Woods. J.S. Bach - Bouree. Dvorak - Songs My Mother Taught Me. Mrs. Crawford. Seitz - Mrs. Crawford. Jan. 28/52. Oh Come All Ye Faithful. Lo, How a Rose. Mrs. Crawford. Alabama Jubilee. Seitz. The Rhythm Racketeers. Side Two: Temple Male Choir and Quartet.
Salute on 50th anniversary of CFRC, by John Birmingham, CKLC (Radio Station: Kingston)