Copy of A .M.Stephen's entry in Canadian Who's Who
- RBSC-ARC-1532-02-04-05
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- [1937]
Part of Alexander Stephen fonds
Copy of A .M.Stephen's entry in Canadian Who's Who
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"The Legend of Siwash Rock," by A.M. Stephen. Willisons Monthly
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Letter from Charles G.D. Roberts to A.M. Stephen, March 1942 ;
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Letter accompanied by two poems: "A Song for Victory Delayed" and "The Sweet o' The Year."
Copy of letter from A.M. Stephen to Charles G.D. Roberts
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Portrait of A.M. Stephen (photographic reproduction).
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Part of Alexander Stephen fonds
Truesdale, Walter E. (Greater Vancouver Peace Celebration) to E.W. Stevens
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Letter refers to assistance given during the celebration.
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This scrapbook was initially included with the A.M. Pound papers. It was felt that since the scrapbook was about A.M. Stephen (compiled by him, and after his death, by his wife, Irene Stephen) it should be included with the Stephen papers. The scrapbook covers the time from 1928, when Stephen made his much publicized tours of Western Canada, to 1963, when Stephen's last edition of poems (compiled by his wife) was published. The scrapbook includes newspaper articles, book reviews, letters (mainly to Mrs. Stephen), and other assorted memorabilia. (Note written by Robert Gore.)
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Letter to Mrs. Stephen acknowledge the donation of a scrapbook to the Vancouver City Archives.
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Comments on his attitude toward poetry and life in general.
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Comments on Verendrye. Letter refers to Stephen's fight against Fascism and the "social vision" poetry of Ralph Cheney.
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Comments on the poem, "Vancouver."
Morgan-Powell, S. (Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Montreal Daily Star)
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Acknowledgement of a copy of Verendrye.
Brown, Gilmore (Pasadena Community Playhouse Association)
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Letter stating the inability of the Association to produce the play, Kanikilak, The Wanderer.
Gassner, John W. (American Playreader)
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Letter stating the impossibility of The Theatre Guild, New York to produce Kanikilak, The Wanderer.
Roy, Camille (Laval University)
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Comments on Verendrye.
Moore, Irene (Regina Leader-Post)
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Comments on Verendrye.
Calder, M.E. (Canadian Red Cross Society, Nanaimo Branch)
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Letter congratulating Stephen on the publication of Verendrye.
Hackwood, H. (Corporation of the City of Nanaimo)
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Letter offering congratulations to Stephen on the publication of Verendrye.
Murray, (Father) Athol (Notre Dame College, Wilcox, Sask.)
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Comments on Verendrye and suggestions for future books.
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Comments on the poem, "Vancouver."
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Letter referring to the ability of The Globe to print more literary reviews the The Mail and The Globe's review of Verendrye.
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Comments on Verendrye. Roberts suggests other poetry that Stephen should read.
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Letter stating that he will be pleased to read Verendrye, and another one enclosing his review of the epic poem.
Dougall, John (Advertising Manager of World Wide)
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Letter asking whether Stephen wishes to advertise his works in the forthcoming issue.
Tweedmuir, John Buchan, Governor-General of Canada
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Letter referring to Verendrye.
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Letter commenting on the Native Sons, John Mitchell (Paddy Slater), and Stephen's remarks about "My Vision."
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Comments on Brown Earth and Bunch Grass.
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Comments on Brown Earth and Bunch, Grass and Brunn's visit to Vancouver in the summer of 1928.
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Comment on Verendrye.
Morehouse, B. (Editorial Department, Vancouver Sun)
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Comments on Stephen's poetry.
Clay, Charles (Literary Department, Winnipeg Free Press)
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Comments on Brown Earth and Bunch Grass.
Quebec. Department de L'Instruction Publique
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Letter from superintendent referring to Verendrye.
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Comments on Stephen's poems, "Canada," and "Vancouver."
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Comments on The Kingdom of the Sun.
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Letter asking for a copy of The Gleaming Archway for review purposes in a journal for The Servants of India Society.
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A Christmas greeting card including a poem - "The Dreamer."
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Comments on The Voice of Canada, The Land of Singing Waters, The Golden Treasury of Canadian Verse, and poetry in general. Crawford was a member of the Women's University Club of Seattle.
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Letter reviews Carman's activities and acknowledges a poem and article sent by Stephen.
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Comments on poetry published in Western Tribune, edited by Stephen, and the future of Canadian poetry.
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Letter refers to the formation of a branch of the League of Western Writers in Vancouver.
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Comments on Stephen's poetic future.
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A Christmas greeting including the poem - "In Excelsis."
Garvin, John W. (editor, Radisson Society of Canada)
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Letter refers to The Land of Singing Waters and Canadian poets in general.
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Comments on The Land of Singing Waters, and his opinion about reviews on Appraisals of Canadian Literature.
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Comments on TheLand of Singing Waters, and Wilson MacDonald's poetry as well as remarks on Roberts' state of health and his forthcoming year at the University of British Columbia.
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Letter asks for the name of Stephen's new anthology as it will be placed on the Grade IX reading list and ackowledges copy of The Land of Singing Waters. Willis was Superintendent of Education, Victoria, B.C.