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McCance creates a setpiece in watercolor featuring a lean-to shanty, wood stove, weathervane, and tree, set against a dark background. Covering this watercolor is a thin film that acts as either a protector or as an additional component to the scene…

McCance creates two setpieces in ornate watercolors depicting scenes for an unknown production. The first is an outdoor scene featuring the street, several beautiful homes and a bench under a tree. The second is regal looking room with beautiful…

A cover for the table card that shows a wide-range view of the inside of the Cave Supper Club with the logo in the top left and the title in the bottom right; they are also advertising the music of Henry Scammell

Tenth page of Remember the Cave, showing images of performers and including text about acts.

Black and white photograph showing two women standing outside of the Cave. Header above the doors reads Now! In person: Nelson Eddy.

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

Third page of Remember the Cave book, showing images of attendees and a history of the establishment.

McCance creates a set design in cibrant watercolors depicting the Grand Salon of Monsieur Beaunoir's Mansion. Created for the 11th act of Theatre Under The Stars' 1954 production "New Moon."

McCance renders a setpiece in beautiful watercolors to render a remarkable image depicts a team's locker room that features the lockers, a bench, a wooden box on the floor, several boxes above the lockers, and clothes in the lockers. The…

Cover for a table card which has small picture inserts of musicians with either a blue or pink background and "The Cave" and the address of the Cave at the bottom left corner; the musicians include Milton Berle, Louis Armstrong, Tony…

An illustrated postcard showing a mountain range near Vancouver, B.C.

Cover for a table card which has small picture inserts of musicians with either a blue or pink background and "The Cave" and the address of the Cave at the bottom left corner; the musicians include Milton Berle, Louis Armstrong, Tony…

White card with blue banner across the top which has white text that reads "Canada's Outstanding Theatre Restaurant/The Cave/Vancouver, British Columbia" and below that in blue text "Featuring the top entertainment stars of the…

14 signatures, mostly in the top half of the otherwise blank page

McCance creates a set design in watercolors depicting the burlap legs of the stage's show portal. Created for the 1963 Vancouver Opera Association's production of Norma.

Cover of commemorative photograph showing the inside of the cave.

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

Black and white image of a group of people sitting and looking at the camera. A space for autographs is above.

Black and white portrait of a woman leaning against an ornate structure. Photo has been signed in pink ink.

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

A pen and pencil blueprint showing where certain set pieces should be placed in the Malkin Bowl outdoor theatre in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Produced for a 1953 production of Charles Rudolf Friml's operetta Rose-Marie by Theatre Under the Stars…

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

The back of the card with two signatures (of Pauline and Christine) and a date stamped on it as well as the "The Cave Supper Club"; it also promotes the music of Earle Hill

A black-and-white photograph of a darkened opera set, depicting a small town square. Faint light filters in through a dirty skylight, while a man in dark clothing sits at a table at stage-left. Second of a set of three. Taken of a 1962 production of…