Montreal (Quebec)
Subject
Subject Source: Lcnaf
Found in 73 Collections and/or Records:
Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montreal
File
Identifier: D002.01.0001.0027
Overview
Photographs of dancers from the Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montreal dance company performing on stage.
Convention #9, 1985
File
Identifier: D046.03.0003.0009
Overview
This folder contains convention syllabus for the 9th International Round Dance Convention in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Syllabus contents includes a letter from Mayor Jean Dapreau, clinic and workshop descriptions, and dance cue sheets.
Convention #9 Binder, 1985
File
Identifier: D046.03.0003.0010
Overview
Contains the original 3-ring binder for 9th convention syllabus, held in Montreal, Quebec. First International convention.
Copy of Letter to J. Madvinsk[y] from Dr. Spivak, 1909 July 15
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Identifier: B002.01.0100.0114.00033
Overview
Typed letter to "Mr. J. Madvinski [Madvinsky], 32 St. Charles Barrommee, Montreal, Can." from Dr. Spivak dated "July 15, 1909" [sic]. Dr. Spivak encourages Mr. Madvinsky to come to Denver and find employment as soon as possible to help his wife be less anxious and to reuinte their family. The letter is not signed but Secretary is typed at the bottom.
Daniel G. Magnussen Transcription of Notebook of Lt. Donald McIntosh
Collection
Identifier: M238
Overview
Born in Montreal, Quebec, Donald McIntosh was a lieutenant in the US Army who was killed at the Battle of Little Big Horn in Montana in 1876. Daniel G. Magnussen was a retired military officer, historian, and professor at Stout State University (now University of Wisconsin-Stout). Magnussen transcribed McIntosh's notebook, which he had kept from 1872 until his death in 1876.
Directories, 1964-1969
File
Identifier: M189.01.0002.0009
Overview
Directory fron Colorado Arlberg Club 1968-1969, Bayshore Directory 1964
Envelope to Dr. Foote from H. Feigleson, 1909 March 11
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Identifier: B002.01.0100.0114.00003
Overview
Hebrew Sick Benefit Association of Montreal envelope addressed by hand to "Dr. Foote c/o The Fewish Consumptive Relief Soc. 1421 Court Place, Denver Col." [sic]. Printed on the envelope reads, "If not delivered in 5 days return to H. Feigleson, Sec., 32 St. Chas. Borrommee St., MONTREAL" [sic].
Envelope to Mr. J. Madvinski [Mr. J. Madvinsky] from JCRS, 1909 July
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Identifier: B002.01.0100.0114.00031
Overview
JCRS envelope reading "The Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society 1421 COURT PLACE, DENVER, COLO." intended for "Mr. J. Madvinski [Mr. J. Madvinsky] 32 St. Charles Barommee St., Montreal, Can." dated Jul 14 - Jul 23, 1909 [sic]. The envelope does not contain a letter, only a note is attached to the envelope that reads, "This letter was returned by the post Office" [sic]. There is a two cent U.S. postage stamp on the envelope, stamped over with black ink. There is also illegible writing on the...
Fiesta
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Identifier: D002.01.0001.0038.00001
Overview
Two dancers perform in Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal's production of ''Fiesta.''
Handwritten Letter to Dr. Spivak from Dr. Abramowitz, 1910 June 02
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Identifier: B002.01.0100.0114.00005
Overview
Handwritten letter from Dr. H. Abramowitz to Dr. Spivak dated June 2nd 1910. The letter says that Jacob Madvinsky received his Canadian Passport, but there have been problems getting him over the U.S. boarder. Mr. Madvinsky was stopped at Port Huron and sent back to Montreal. The letter further explains that the husband has gone to Calgary, Canada and that his wife will join him there. The letter is signed by H. Abramowitz.