Content Description Autographed cabinet photograph of Ibsen, inscribed by him (in French) to Madame Aubernon de Nerville, 1893 September 14 (the photograph itself is dated 1887); and a program for the first performance in Britain of his play Ghosts, at the Independent Theatre of London, 1891 March 13. Also, two letters from Mrs. Patrick Campbell to the director J.T. Grein, who had offered her the part of Mrs. Alving in the play Ghosts, to be performed at the Ibsen Centenary Festival in 1928. The letters are...

Abstract Records concerning the organization and development of the Festival include agendas and minutes of the Board of Trustees and the Executive; minutes and reports of various other committees; fund raising and public relations consultants' reports, the report on a space and accommodation program prepared by Fairchild and Dubois, Toronto architects, and a statement on the Festival by the Department of Speech and Drama at Cornell University; correspondence, memoranda, resolutions, financial...