Series 002 - Florence Wark (Bryant)

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Florence Wark (Bryant)

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    CA ETRC P234-002

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    • 1914-1933 (Creation)

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    0.02 l.m. of textual records.

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    (1901-1993)

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    Florence Bryant, daughter of John Henry Bryant (-1934) of the J.H. Bryant Bottling Company, and Ida Wearne (d. 1924), was born in October 1901 in Sherbrooke. During her lifetime, Florence served as the organist for the Church of the Advent and was active in other artistic groups within the community. On 1 October 1927, Florence married James Wark (1897-1969). It may well be their shared appreciation for the arts that brought James and Florence together. The couple had two daughters, Catherine (1929-2009) and Barbara (b. 1930) who each pursued interests in the arts, focused around the theatre, dance, and music. Florence Wark died in Sherbrooke in 1993.

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    The series contains primary source material on Florence Wark (Bryant) theatre involvement in Sherbrooke between 1914 and 1933. It consists primarily of theatre programmes. The theatres represented in the programmes include: Church of the Advent Hall, McCabe's Hall, and His Majesty's Theatre.

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    • English

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