Collection search - Amelia Hall Collection. No. 09 : [home movie]

HALL, Amelia

1976-0279

Film

1 of 1

1968/1969

Film about Amelia Hall's mother, who was ill. Called "Day That I Have Loved" as shown with friends Most of film is taken in Ottawa, some of it at tulip time. Shows the opening of the National Arts Centre. Also shows Stratford, Greenwin Assault on Keewatin Avenue in Toronto, Christmas 1968 in Ottawa at Laura Beatties's, Moon-men, six weeks at The Skyline in Ottawa, friends in Ottawa, Bubbles Blair at 7 Rideau Gate, Dorothy Bishop, Bill Adkins at The Ottawa Little Theatre before it burned down, Penny Geldart the designer, CTV TV shots from the Stratford production of Henry V, William Hutt receiving doctorate from University of Ottawa, Larry Worthington, opening of NAC, Charlotte Whitton, Kingsmere, cottage of Jessie and Brydon Wilson, flight back west, and Amelia Hall's mother at Burlington with oldest friend Lily Stead.

Silent

Open

MSS 21279

see memorandum in Collection File dated March 17, 1986 : with written permission of copyright owner : with written permission of executors : with written permission of the Stratford Festival~Amelia Hall died on 19 December 1984.~The home movies made of rehearsals and other events featuring actors may come under the Canadian Actors' Equity Association's jurisdiction. See correspondence dated 5 March 1986.