Abstract:A postcard, postdated June 5 1908, bearing a message in L.M. Montgomery's handwriting addressed to "Mr. Geo. B. MacMillan". George Boyd MacMillan (1881-1953) was a Scottish journalist and writer, and a favourite correspondent of L.M. Montgomery. The two were first introduced, by letter, in 1903, through an American writer who was
Abstract:An article that has been removed from the original magazine about the 1985 "Anne of Green Gables" and 1987 "Anne of Green Gables the Sequel" miniseries starring Megan Follows and directed by Kevin Sullivan with stills from the series.
Abstract:A postcard, postdated December 1, 1908, bearing a message in L.M. Montgomery's handwriting addressed to "Mr. Geo. B. MacMillan". George Boyd MacMillan (1881-1953) was a Scottish journalist and writer, and a favourite correspondent of L.M. Montgomery. The two were first introduced, by letter, in 1903, through an American writer who was
Abstract:A book for the fiftieth anniversary of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In a list of past ballets, "Anne of Green Gables" was listed as performed in 1989 using music from the musical created by Norman Campbell, Donald Harron, Elaine Campbell, and Mavor Moore. It lists the choreographer, costumer, first cast, and
Abstract:A postcard, postdated April 27 1908, bearing a message in L.M. Montgomery's handwriting addressed to "Mr. Geo. B. MacMillan". George Boyd MacMillan (1881-1953) was a Scottish journalist and writer, and a favourite correspondent of L.M. Montgomery. The two were first introduced, by letter, in 1903, through an American writer who was
Abstract:A postcard, postdated July 2 1908, bearing a message in L.M. Montgomery's handwriting addressed to "Mr. Geo. B. MacMillan". George Boyd MacMillan (1881-1953) was a Scottish journalist and writer, and a favourite correspondent of L.M. Montgomery. The two were first introduced, by letter, in 1903, through an American writer who was
Abstract:An article about the 1987 miniseries "Anne of Green Gables - the Sequel" starring Megan Follows. It also mentions the 1919 Realart Pictures Corp. silent film starring Mary Miles Minter, the RKO Radio Picture films from 1934 and 1940 starring Anne Shirley, the musical created by Donald Harron, Norman Campbell, Elaine Campbell, and
Abstract:The article discusses the opening of the 40th Charlottetown Festival with a show titled "Something Wonderful." That night was dedicated to Alan Lund, Norman Campbell, and Fen Watkin. Norman Campbell's "Anne of Green Gables" musical was mentioned and all three men were a part of it originally. Alan Lund was the director and
Abstract:An article about the "Anne of Green Gables" musical created by Norman Campbell, Donald Harron, Elaine Campbell, and Mavor Moore showing in London, England and starring Polly James.
Abstract:The Spirit of Canada souvenir book, produced to commemorate the 1939 Royal visit by H.M. King George VI and H.M. Queen Elizabeth, includes articles about each of the provinces and territories with accompanying sketches by Charles W. Simpson, R.C.A.. These articles were written by several eminent Canadian authors of the time, including
Abstract:An article about L.M. Montgomery's life and career. It mentions her meeting Stanley Baldwin, the Premier of Great Britain at the Ontario Government House Garden Party. Her poem, "When the Dark Comes Down," is quoted in the article.
Abstract:A first day cover (FDC) featuring both stamps released for the 100th anniversary of the publication of "Anne of Green Gables". The stamp featuring Anne was illustrated by Ben Stahl and the one featuring Green Gables was illustrated by Christopher Kovacs. Stahl had also been commissioned to create 36 paintings for all of the covers and
Abstract:An article about L.M. Montgomery that is part of a larger section of the magazine titled "Women and Their Work." The article mentions "Anne of Green Gables," "Anne of Avonlea," "Anne of the Island," "Anne's House of Dreams," "Kilmeny of the Orchard," and "The Golden Road." It also mentions her marriage and her two sons. There is a
