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Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People” [script]
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
File consists of a script for an episode of the television series "Festival" titled “An Enemy of the People,” written by Henrik Ibsen and adapted by Norman Klenman.
“Girl in Morning” – dr.[draft] 1
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Notes by Klenman inscribed on the original envelope read: “Prepared in spec for a CBC series…don’t think the series came off.”
“Nails” : screenplay by Norman Klenman…draft two, September 11, 1975
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
File consists of the second draft of a screenplay written by Norman Klenman from the novel by R. Lance Hill.
Diane Edmondson and Bill Atkinson : application, Van. BC, Jan. 1975
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Photograph has been assigned the item number MsC 101.4.
Daryl Duke, Ruth, Judy : application, Van. BC, Jan. ‘75
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Photograph has been assigned the item number MsC 101.9.
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Photograph has been assigned the item number MsC 101.15.
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
File consists of a script for an episode of the television series "Festival" titled “An Enemy of the People,” written by Henrik Ibsen and adapted by Norman Klenman, as well as a related memo.
“Sam Johnson” [screenplay] by Norman Klenman, 9 February 1975
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
In addition to the screenplay, the file also includes a magazine article about Samuel Johnson.
“Sam. Johnson” [screenplay], 9 February 1975
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
File consists of a screenplay written by Norman Klenman.
“Sam. Johnson” : CBC-TV Drama Dept. : draft 1, February 9, 1975
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
File consists of a screenplay written by Norman Klenman. A handwritten note on the title page reads “orig. typing.”
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
File consists of a second draft and a revised second draft of a screenplay written by Norman Klenman, with original research by Morris Wolfe, as well as some additional pages from the screenplay that have been edited in ink.
“Tim Buck : Shooting Reds in the Kingston Pen,” December 1, 1975
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
File consists of a screenplay written by Norman Klenman, with original research by Morris Wolfe.
"The Swiss Conspiracy" newspaper clippings
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
1975 : Daryl Duke and staff : Atkinson, Bellman, Melanie : Jan. ’75, Van. BC
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Photograph has been assigned the item number MsC 101.5.
[Unidentified man (Bourne-Lyall staff member?) : application, Van. BC, Jan. ‘75]
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Photograph has been assigned the item number MsC 101.7.
NK [Norman Klenman] and Bourne-Lyall staff : Spence, application, Jan. ’75, Vancouver
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Photograph has been assigned the item number MsC 101.11.
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Photograph has been assigned the item number MsC 101.12.
"Flint" episode – “Dead on Target” draft one
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Item is a screenplay written by Norman Klenman.
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Co. [company] lawyer : Gordon Lyall - office : application
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Photograph has been assigned the item number MsC 101.6.
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Photograph has been assigned the item number MsC 101.10.
Toronto Film Co. & project Ideas – 1960-1965 and L.A. 1965-1975
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
Inscription on the front of the original file folder read: “Misc.: Misc. material – story and project ideas, Toronto film years – CBC – Galanty Ltd. and related records from 1960-1965, then in Sherman Oaks, Calif. Freelancing and Toronto co’s from 1965 to 1975.”
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
File includes agreements, financial statements, minutes of Board of Directors meetings and correspondence concerning the financial situation of Galanty Limited, the termination of the Galanty partnership and the development of other production companies.
Correspondence for the Galanty years in Toronto
Part of Norman Klenman fonds
File includes correspondence and related records of Norman Klenman, Daryl Duke and Edgar Cowan concerning Galanty Limited business dealings, finances and projects, in particular “The Weekend Man” and “Midas Compulsion.”