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Black & white photo of large group (18 people, equal men and women) seated on either side of a table at The Cave; seems to have been a wedding or a similar occasion as the woman on the left is wearing a white bridal-style dress; most of the…

Cover of commemorative photograph showing the inside of the cave.

Two couples seated at a table in the Cave, with one of the men putting his arm around his date's shoulders

Black and white image of a group of people sitting around a long table inside the Cave.

Second page of the Arctic Club wine menu, showing cocktails, aperitifs, and eggnogs.

Paper that has "Wow! Will you look at thisÉyetÉonce" handwritten across the top and five signatures below

The back of the poster is made to look like a postcard, with lines for addresses and a space for a stamp; it reads "The Cave/Canada's Outstanding Theatre Restaurant/Vancouver, British Columbia" on the side

Card for autographs which has the word autographs in the top centre in between two stylized flowers, two blank lines below for autographs, and "Cave/Dinners From Seven/Canada's Outstanding Theatre Restaurant" at the bottom

Has March 13 1946 across the top and B.J. Carter/Mr.!!!RCMc Lara Esqi (?)/With all my love dear, to Jack & Jerry McLaren below

Two couples seated at a table in the Cave; order is man, woman, man, woman and there are some people behind them who have been caught looking at the camera

Back of brochure which has SOCK IT TO ME written in red block letters on a tan background

Card for autographs which has the word autographs in the top centre in between two stylized flowers, two blank lines below for autographs, and "Cave/Dinners From Seven/Canada's Outstanding Theatre Restaurant" at the bottom; has a…

Black and white image of a group of people sitting around a long table inside the Cave.

A family seated at table in the Cave with the parents on the right side of the table and the children on the left side; the woman on the left seems to be the birthday girl and is sat next to her younger brother; everyone except for the mother is…

Back of table card which advertises the Cave Photographer, known simply as Gwynne, and details that photos can be taken of portraits, groups, parties, weddings, and even your own home; it is dated Nov 5 1955 and was photo 11 of the night; has…

Two couples seated at a table in the Cave; the women are on the outside and the men are on the inside; the woman on the left is wearing a white dress and the woman on the right wears a polka-dotted dress; both men are wearing dark suits

Fifth page of Remember the Cave book, showing images of performers as well as text about performers.

A message written on the table card in black ink that reads "To Merilynn, Best Wishes from Plymouth Rock, Paul/Hi Merilynn, Thanks for digging us!" and is signed by Robbie, Benny Jones, Nick, Steve, and a few other names

Blue advertising pass issued to Boy McCarthy which has Advertising Pass at the top, "Cave Theatre Restaurant" and the address, information about dining and dancing hours, "admit two - mezzanine", information about the act The…

A blank back of the table card with four staples

A comic promotional photo for the Cave Supper Club; has a man in a monkey outfit pursuing a scantily clad woman; the man is holding on to one of the woman's hands and wrapping the other around her waist

Two couples seated at a table in the Cave; the couple on the left is in many other table cards; both men are wearing black suits and the woman on the left is wearing a light dress while the woman on the right wears a dark-coloured dress; the man on…

A yellow spoon with a stylized handle formed to create the word Cave; "Vancouver's Star Showcase" in raised letters on handle shaft; "Columbia Plastics Ltd. Van Canada" in small raised letters on back of handle

Back of table card which advertises the Cave Photographer, known simply as Gwynne, and details that photos can be taken of portraits, groups, parties, weddings, and even your own home; it is dated July 26 '52 and was photo 17A of the night; has…

The back of a table card with two staples at the top and the logo of the Amalgamated Lithographers of America at the bottom