Component is an article describing Fred Wall's activities with the Regina Amateur Minstrels, presentations of early audio recordings to audiences using the phonograph, and later motion picture presentations with a kinetoscope. Component appears on pages 36 to 45.

Articles is supplmented by photographs showing: unidentified (musical) performers in blackface with a variety of musical instruments [e.g. guitar, xylophone, accordion, tambourine]; program for a concert at the Moosomin Opera Hall, held on April 15, 1895; a phonograph; and a group of seated people (in blackface) on a decorated stage for a ministral play in Broadview, Saskatchewan [all appear to be holding musical instruments].

Programmes of the Kinsmen Concert Series for performances held April 9, 1969 (8 p.); March 17, 1971 (8 p.); and April 28, 1972 (8 p.).

Programme for the Moosomin Amateur Minstrels concert held at the Opera Hall in Moosomin on April 15, 1895.

Programme for Ye Olde Folkes Greate Concerte and Thanksgiving Supper held on November 22, 1844 in the Methodyste Meetinge Place, Moosomine.

Programme for the Ladies' Aid Concert and Social Gathering in Herbert Town Hall on January 28, 1919.

Christmas Programme for the Main Centre School, December 26, 1910.

Programme for the Grand Patriotic Concert in aid of the Patriotic Fund under the distinguished patronage of His Royal Highness The Duke of Connaught, Governor General of Canada, held in the Winter Fair Building, Regina, on September 20, 1915. (2 copies)

Programme for a concert of Madame Schumann-Heink and assistant pianist, Mr. Eduard Collins at the City Hall, Regina, September 23, 1912.

Programme for a concert in aid of the Canadian Patriotic Fund organised by the officials of the Saskatchewan Department of Education. Concert held in the Normal School Auditorium in Regina on October 29, 1914.

Programme for the Cathedral Music Festival held in Regina at the Metropolitan Methodist Church on May 12, 1908. (2 copies). A second programme relating to the same event is entitled, Festival of the Cathedral Music of England (1550-1908) to be sung by A Festival Choir in The Metropolitan Methodist Church, Regina, May 12, 1908 under the direction of and with historical comments by Sir Frederick Bridge.

Programme for the du Maurier Promenade Concert performed by the Regina Symphony Orchestra in Regina on October 22, 1977.

Programme for the Children's Ballet and War of the Fairies in aid of the Red Cross Fund, held at the City Hall on March 26 and 27, 1915. (2 copies)

Programme for the Sacred Concert held at the Metropolitan Church, Regina on April 17, 1908. (2 copies)

Programme for the First Recital of the Three Characteristic Recitals by Mr. J. Edward Fisher, organist, on January 28, 1908 at the Metropolitan Methodist Church. And programme for the Second Recital of the Three Characteristic Recitals held on February 25, 1908 at the Metropolitan Methodist Church.

Programme for the Sacred Concert held at the Metropolitan Methodist Church on December 9, 1907.

Programme for a Song Recital with Harold Jarvis at the Metropolitan Methodist Church, Regina, October 24. [19-?]

Programme for the Methodist Church Easter Monday Concert held on April 1, 1907.

Programme for the Regina Orchestral Society Concert to be given at the City Hall in Regina on October 4, 1909, under the auspices and in the presence of the Society's Honorary Patron, Earl Grey, Governor General of Canada, and Lady Grey and of His Honour the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, and Madame Forget.

Programme for The National Ballet of Canada at the Capitol Theatre, Regina, May 12, 1958.

Programme for the Grand Scotch Concert in the City Hall Auditorium on March 31, 1916, by St. Andrew's Society of Regina.

Programme for a recital put on by the Kiwanis Club of Regina, presenting Miss June Kowalchuk, on May 17 in the Metropolitan Church and May 18 at the Darke Hall. ca. 1951.

Programme for The R.C.A.F. Band of No. 2 Initial Training School Recital at the Darke Hall on January 17, 1943.

Programme for a Sacred Cantata, The Crucifixion by Sir John Stainer, held at the Knox Church on April 10, 1908.

Regina College Conservatory Choir Concert programme. Concert held on February 1, 1917 in the Metropolitan Church.

Programme created by The G.C. Ladies Educational Club for the presentation of The Strauss Orchestra in the first Concert and Ball of the 1935-36 season, held at the Hotel Saskatchewan on November 20, 1935.

Celebrity News pamphlet Vol. 12, No. 1 presenting the concert programme for The Pipes and Drums and Regimental Band of The Black Watch, Royal Highland Regiment with Highland Dancers, held at the Exhibition Stadium in Regina on November 1, 1957.

Celebrity Concert Series, Metropolitan Church Regina programme for the 1951-52 season.

Regina Women's Musical Club programme for concert at the Regina College held on January 10, 1927.

Women's Musical Club Sonata Programme held at the Regina College on February 21, 1927.

Programme for the Spring Festival Depot Band concert at the Metropolitan United Church on May 10, 1943.

50th Anniversary Programme for the Women's Musical Club, Golden Moments Musical at Darke Hall, February 17, 1958.

Programme for Woman's Morning Musical at Oddfellows' Hall on April 9, 1908.

Programme for Woman's Morning Musical at New City Hall on April 25, 1908.

Programme entitled, Regina's Music Week, November 7-13 Under The Auspices of the Women's Musical Club at the Metropolitan Church, November 13, 1926. Twilight Recital by George Coutts and W. Knight Wilson.

Programme for Sacred Concert held in Herbert Town Hall on March 27, 1918.

Programme for a concert under the patronage of His Honor The Lieutenant Governor and Madame Forget at the City Hall on February 16, 1909.

Programme for Regina's Music Week under the auspices of the Women's Musical Club, November 8 to 14, 1925.

Promotional booklet for the 1970-71 Kinsmen Concert Series, a collection of musical and dance performances scheduled to be presented by the Regina Kinsmen Club between September, 1970 and March, 1971. Scheduled performers included: Ballet Folklorico de Mexico; Sergio Franchi; Horst Jankowski; Obernkirchen Children's Choir; Anna Moffo; Bach Aria Group; and Van Cliburn. Booklet includes the programme for the Sergio Franchi concert, performed October 28, 1970.