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Letter written by David Griesdorf to Syd Freedman congratulating Syd Freedman on his recent marriage to Marjorie Shine.

Black and white photograph of a display regarding the Studio Theatre's 1966 Academy Award Contest.

Syd Freedman's "Manager's Courtesy Pass" that was created by twentieth century Theatres. The pass reads that it is "not good" on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

A newsletter that includes articles on local history, resources for Francophones in B.C., and information about the activities and publications of the Société.

This collection is a sample of four issues of a newsletters created by the Société Historique Francophone de la Colombie-Britannique for its members. The newsletter was published first under the name Le Chronologie and later Le Courrier. Together,…

Black and white photograph of a queue of people standing outside of Studio Theatre. The marquee of the theatre reads: "DUMAS IMMORTAL LOVE STORY THE LOST ONE LA TRAVIATA MUSIC BY GUISEPPE VERDI."

Syd Freedman's financial notes on the Studio Theatre's showing of the film Chastity (1969).

Syd Freedman's financial notes on the Studio Theatre's showing of the film You Are What You Eat (1968).

A middle-aged Gertrude Hood and her husband, James Hood, both smile at the camera as they walk down a sidewalk.

Black and white photograph of a woman in a dress sitting in between Syd Freedman and an unknown man who are standing in front of a cinema marquee.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing a mountain range near Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard.

A photo of Susan Errington (Tolway) as a small child. The date on the back of the photo places her age anywhere from approximately 13 months to 2 years.

Commercial off-print of text accompanying map showing distribution of indigenous groups in British Columbia ca. 1850 (GOV-3; GOV-4).

Letter written by R. Auerbach to Syd Freedman on behalf of himself, David Griesdorf, and Nat Taylor congratulating Syd Freedman on his recent marriage to Marjorie Shine.

This document is a program for the CAF-FAC 2008 Conference. The program includes brief descriptions of the various sessions and presentations offered at the conference.

This remembrance of Gertrude Hood has no author attached. (It may be Susan Tolway piecing together some patchwork stories about her grandmother, since her mother, Elizabeth, is referred to in the third person here.) Many of the memories here suggest…

Personal notes written by Syd Freedman listing directors of films.

Map of distribution of indigenous peoples of the nothwestern coast of North America. Map is oriented according to up-river (top of map) and down-river (bottom of map) in keeping with way that the indigenous groups represented on the map represent…

Map of distribution of indigenous ethnic groups ca. 1850. Map was produced by the Government of British Columbia in 1956. Divisions are based on linguistic groups and include demarcation by language family; language group and dialect groups. GOV-3…

Syd Freedman's financial notes on the Studio Theatre's showing of the film Ring of Bright Water (1969).

Black and white photograph of Syd Freedman standing in front of an advertisement for The Graduate (1967), which played a record run at the Studio Theatre.

Syd Freedman's 1967 Variety Clubs International card, designating him as a barker.

Black and white photograph of a group of people mingling in the lobby of Lougheed Mall Cinemas.

Black and white photograph of Syd Freedman crouching next to his daughter.