Compilation film on the Charter Members and the members of the First Executive Committee of the Arts and Letters Club in Toronto. The film opens with a sequence showing the Club crest, designed by J.E.H. MacDonald and Scott Carter. Among the illustrious personalities shown are: Gus Bridle; W.A. Langton, architect (first president of the Club); Sir Wyly Grier, artist (second president); Gus Bridle; C.W. Jefferys; Walter Allward, sculptor; Vimy Memorial unveiling from the air; Joseph T. Clark, Editor-in-Chief, Toronto Star; Henry Sproatt, architect; G.A. Reid, artist; Robert Holmes, artist; Robert Defries, corporate lawyer; George Lacke, Chief Librarian, Toronto; Bill Beatty, artist; Alan Sullivan, author; Alfred DeLury, Head, Math Department at University of Toronto; Sir Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin, in his laboratory at the Banting Institute; Dr. James MacCallum, ophthalmologist; A.H. Robson, Art Director; R.F. Gagen, artist; M.O. Hammond; A. Monro Grier, corporate lawyer, orator, amateur actor; Charles Band, art patron; Scott Carter, designer, illuminator; J.E. Sampson and Frank Prendergast; Herbert Palmer, artist; Fred Chellener, artist; Arthur Heming, artist, author; Fred Haines, artist, etcher; duckling; Fred Bridgen; Charles Comfort, artist and muralist; Gustav Hahn, Emanuel Hahn, Paul Hahn; Horatio Walker, artist; Homer Watson, artist; Richard Tattersall, musician; Frank Blachford, violinist; E.R. Rolph, architect; Sir William Mulock, Chief Justice of Ontario; Hector Charlesworth, first head of the Canadian Broadcasting Commission; HEnry Button, publisher; J. Harry Smith, writer; train and passengers; E.J. Pratt, poet; M.O. Hammond, editor, historical writer, photographer; Rufus Hathaway, writer, club librarian; Healey Willan, composer and organist; Ernest MacMillan, conductor; MacMillan and Marius Barbeau; C.B. Cleveland, architect; Napier Moore, editor, MacLeans; Noel Coward, British playwright and guest of the Club. Walter Huston, film star; Richard Harrison; Raymond Massey, actor, writer; Billy Milne, actor, director, teacher; John Coulter, author, playwright; Ivor Lewis, artist, sculptor, actor; Edgar Stone, producer, director, Hart House Theatre; Boris Hambourg, cellist; Mark Hambourg, concert pianist; Edmund Walker, patron of arts; Percy Hollinshead, tenor; John Pearson, architect; St. Elme de Champ, Professor of French; H.E. Hitchman, radio, actor; B.K. Sandwell, editor, Saturday Night; H. Dunington Grubb, landscape architect; A.H. Bert Rolph, radiologist; J.E. Middleton, writer, organist; Walter Moorhouse, architect; Gilbert Jackson, economist; Alfred Chapman, architect; T.G. Greene painting Bliss Carman portrait; Elle Spivak, violinist; Reginald Stewart, piano at fireplace; and Chuck Matthews on fishing trip with A.S. Goss.
