152nd Battalion Band playing at railway station just before leaving for Camp Hughes.

Image of the members of the Hillbilly Band, including Mike Hagel, at the Legion Hall in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
From left: Mike Hagel, accordion; Bud Tompson, piano; unidentified; Ted Pichard, saxophone and violin; George Ovenham, drums; unidentified; and unidentified.

Professor Schmidt and Luther Academy's first school band, of six boys, identified.

"46th Battalion's Band (Bandmaster G. B. McClellan seated behind bass drum)".

Bugle band of the 195th Overseas Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) Camp Hughes. 1916.

Kamsack band awaiting the arrival of Lt. Gov. Newlands, K.C.

Nature video: Video production takes depicting various types of bear traps and snares. As well, there is some footage of a conservation officer filling out a 'Bear damage' report.

Contrary to the possible title (and the fact that this particular reel of video is only supposed to contain 10 minutes of footage), there is also a significant amount of footage at the end (c. 60 mins) depicting the Regina Lions Jr. Band as well as several different lessons, classes and meetings at an unidentified elementary school. NOTE: this description is generated from a VHS copy of the original. Consequently, the final 60 minutes described above may not be on the original video reel.

Note: the original container is numbered 9028. There is also a VHS copy available.

Painting by Edgar Bundy of the landing of the 1st Canadian Division at St. Nazaire, pipe band with soldiers ship in background. 1918.

Side one is a recording of "The Band Capital of North America" theme song, performed by the Moose Jaw Sing-Out Group; side two is a recording of "The Band Capital of North America" theme march, performed by the Lions Junior "A" Band.