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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
Queen's University. Convocation (Jan. 8, 1948); Brockington, Leonard Walter (March 22, 1949)
Parte deWilliam Everett McNeill fonds
Special Convocation in Honour of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt; L.W. Brockington broadcast on CBC. Side One: Commentary by CFRC's Jim Kirk; Prayer by Dr. H.A. Kent; Citation by Vice Principal MacKintosh; Speeches by Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Shirley Johnson. L.W. Brockington is broadcasted by CBC speaking about Queen's (to open Queen's University's endowment campaign). Side Two: blank.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Interview
Item is a recording of an interview with Eleanor Roosevelt by Florence Fraser.
Dunning Trust Lecture - Jan. 21, 1948
Parte deWilliam Everett McNeill fonds
Side One: Principal Wallace Introduces Dr. T.E. Jessop; Dr. Jessop reads excerpt from a lecture; Chancellor Dunning Talks about the trust fund. Side Two: blank.
Parte deArthur Zimmerman fonds
Side One: Whiffenpoof Song - Vive la compagnie & Canta Girl. Side Two: Sleep My Child; I Only Want A Buddy.
Kingston Entertainment Collection. Side One: The Rhythm Racketeers. Meds '49 - Feb. 16, 1948. Side Two: Fred Paquin and the Countrymen (1977).
Parte deArthur Zimmerman fonds
Side One: Western - Hail Queen's. Side Two: Casey - Missouri Waltz - Litoria.
Parte deWilliam Everett McNeill fonds
Mrs. Angus - Description of Summerhill; Dr. Angus - Contrasting Dramatic and Poetry Reading; Dr. Stevens - Nuffield Foundation; Mrs. Stevens - "Gingerbread Pig"; Children - Christmas; (1947) Carols; Linda Gibbs (age 7) Plays Piano and Speaks - 1952
Lenore Osborne interviews Hugh Kemp/Levesque's Last Speech in The Bridge
Item is a recording of an interview with screenwriter Hugh Kemp (end of recording is cracked and unplayable). Side 2 is a recording of a speech.
Parte deWilliam Everett McNeill fonds
Side One: Sir William Fyfe at the Executuve Committee of Universities of the Commonwealth (01:27); Fyfe tells stories, 10 Sep. 1954 (05:20); Dr. Robert C. Wallace's retirement speech (16:12); Principal W.A. Mackintosh's tribute to Chancellor Charles A. Dunning, 2 Oct. 1958 (05:53); Mackintosh addresses arts convocation, 1958 (06:10).. Side Two: 3 minutes of Installation of W.A. Mackintosh - Oct. 19, 1951.