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"Amateur Nite" in Langham, Saskatchewan
Henrietta school band is seen performing. Play the two guitars are brother and sister team, Marilyn and Allan Verishine. The accordianist is Keith Tarasoff. Verna Antifave and Donna Tarasoff are playing the flute and Mary Antifave (extreme right) if playing the tonette. The mouth organ is being played by Jim Eddie (the only non-Doukhobor in the band).
Band at the New Westminster Exhibition
BC Electric's Band rehearsal, Victoria
Part of Duncan Macphail fonds
Brass band on stage at the Victoria Theatre
British Columbia International Trade Fair -- opening, June 2, 1971
Part of Dept. of the Provincial Secretary miscellaneous films and videos
The item is a reel of unedited film footage of Premier W.A.C. Bennett making a speech. Vancouver Mayor Tom Campbell and the Hon. L.J. Wallace are also shown, as well as a choir and the Beefeater Band.
Part of Oscar and Dorothy Burritt fonds
Footage. Colour [Dufaycolor process]: shots of Vancouver skyline and Hotel Vancouver (the latter matching a shot in the film 'AND-'). B&W [Agfa stock]: underexposed night shots on and from a streetcar passing through downtown Vancouver on New Year's Eve, 1937 - passengers (including Dorothy Fowler), some in party hats; big Christmas tree, theatre marquees and electric signs. Scenes in nightclub with jazz band; trick shot of man "sucking in" smoke rings. Dorothy, Oscar Burritt and others swimming; Dorothy taking photos. Colour: brief shots of Oscar posing with unidentified man and woman in front of a sightseeing bus [Kodachrome, edge code 1938].
Canadian Legion band on the step of the legislature
Citizens Band in the May 24th parade, Victoria
Dance band and vocalist at the Club Sirocco, Victoria
Part of Duncan Macphail fonds
The double B insignia on the music stands may stand for Betts and Her Buddies, a well-known group who were known to play at the Club Sirocco.
Downtown Nanaimo, parade on Commercial Street
Funeral march in Port Simpson by the Port Simpson Indian Brass Band
Marching across bridge.
Back row: C. Wiebe, Mr. Penner, H. Harder; 2nd row: G. Giesbrecht, J. Peters, Marven Bowes; Drummer Jacob Wiens.
Gorge Park; orchestra conducted by Benedict Bantly
The item is a poor quality photographic reproduction on paper, probably cut from a magazine around 1940. It is of the Victoria Volunteer Rifle Corps Band (established 1864) at Clover Point in Victoria. William Haynes (former Royal Engineer) was the first bandmaster. The band later became the 5th (BC) Field Regiment Band. The original photograph was probably taken by Frederick Dally on August 4, 1866, as noted in the British Colonist newspaper on August 4, 1866.
"Indian Band, Empire Day celebrations, Prince Rupert, 1911"
"Indian Band, Empire Day celebrations, Prince Rupert, 1911"
The item is a composite print of a travelogue from ca. 1961. The film shows the celebration of Indian Days at Kamloops. Includes the opening parade (with various First Nations bands), dancing and rodeo events.
Unedited footage. Folkfest Children's Parade with BCGEU participation. F1982:8/029 includes a shot of the Kamloops Rube Band.
Kitsilano Boys' Band In Chicago