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    A black and white photograph of the cast of a play at All Saints' Anglican Church. This picture was likely taken in the parish hall on Centre Street, north of Dundas Street. Cast pictured, left to right: Sidney Erskine, Unidentified, Unidentified, Emory Burdge, Gwen Vickery, Unidentified, Mrs. Ralph Adye, George ...

    Black and white negative showing the actresses of Mrs. Carmichael's Japanese play held in the basement of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Carmichael was the wife of Harvey Carmichael, minister of St. Andrew's.

    Black and white negative of the dome on the Ontario County Courthouse in Whitby, Ontario. View was taking from a distance. Large trees are visible in the foreground.

    A black and white photograph of children in the Whitby United Church "Old King Cole" Sunday School anniversary play.

    A black and white negative of four girls wearing costumes and sitting on top of a piano at the Whitby Town Hall. Their performance was part of the Romance Through Nations show held on October 20, 1939.

    A black and white negative of six performers wearing costumes backstage at the Whitby Town Hall. They are all unidentified. Their performance was part of the Romance Through Nations show held on October 20, 1939.

    A black and white negative of three unidentified female performers wearing costumes backstage at the Whitby Town Hall. Their performance was part of the Romance Through Nations show held on October 20, 1939.

    A black and white negative of nine unidentified performers wearing costumes on stage at the Whitby Town Hall. Their performance was part of the Romance Through Nations show held on October 20, 1939. In this view the men are lying on their sides and the women are sitting. They are ...

    A black and white negative of five unidentified girls dressed in costumes for the Whitby United Church "Old King Cole" Sunday School anniversary play.

    A black and white photograph of children in the Whitby United Church "Old King Cole" Sunday School anniversary play. From left to right are: Donald Smith (herald), Howard Clemens, Benny Lynd (fiddler), Jack Whitfield (fiddler) Bill Bull (King Cole), Bob Collins (herald).

    A black and white negative of five unidentified female performers wearing leis and grass skirts on stage at the Whitby Town Hall. They are posing with their hands on their hips. Their performance was part of the Romance Through Nations show held on October 20, 1939.

    A black and white negative of five unidentified female performers sitting on stage at the Whitby Town Hall. They are all wearing leis and grass skirts. Their performance was part of the Romance Through Nations show held on October 20, 1939.

    A black and white negative of six unidentified performers wearing period costumes backstage at the Whitby Town Hall. Their performance was part of the Romance Through Nations show held on October 20, 1939.

    A black and white negative of three unidentified girls dressed in angel costumes for the Whitby United Church "Old King Cole" Sunday School anniversary play.

    A black and white negative of three unidentified girls dressed in costumes for the Whitby United Church "Old King Cole" Sunday School anniversary play.

    A black and white negative of three unidentified boys dressed in costumes for the Whitby United Church "Old King Cole" Sunday School anniversary play.

    A black and white negative of two unidentified girls dressed in costumes for the Whitby United Church "Old King Cole" Sunday School anniversary play. In this view they are holding hands.