Klenman, Norman - SFU Library - Simon Fraser University

Correspondence.”3471A lot of old co. [company] correspondence from Torontofilm days…Solenty Ltd, Bull & Bear Productions, Cdn[Canadian] Talking Pictures Co., etc. etc. A lot ofpromotions that went nowhere!Scope and content: File includes correspondence andagreements pertaining to various projects of Galanty Limited,Canadian Talking Picture Company Limited and Bull and BearFilms Limited, including “The Ecstasy of Rita Joe,” “The Bind,”“The Hard Knock,” “Woodsman of the West,” “Maquinnah” and“The Weekend Man.” File also includes correspondenceconcerning an application by Klenman and Duke for a televisionstation in Vancouver (CKVU).1971-19744 2-3 The Toronto Film Years cont’d, Toronto 1974. Notes,letters, legal docs. on Galanty Ltd., Bull & Bear Ltd., TheCdn [Canadian] Kinetiscope Co., The Cdn [Canadian]Talking Pictures Co., Galanty Ltd., Partners Duke,Klenman and CowanScope and content: File includes agreements, financialstatements, minutes of Board of Directors meetings andcorrespondence concerning the financial situation of GalantyLimited, the termination of the Galanty partnership and thedevelopment of other production companies.4 4-5 Old writing contractsScope and content: File includes business contracts and relatedrecords of Norman Klenman and Galanty Limited. Includescontracts with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 20 thCentury Fox and Glen-Warren Productions Limited.4 6 Correspondence for the Galanty years in TorontoScope and content: File includes correspondence and relatedrecords of Norman Klenman, Daryl Duke and Edgar Cowanconcerning Galanty Limited business dealings, finances andprojects, in particular “The Weekend Man” and “MidasCompulsion.”1972-19741972-19751973-1974Series 4: General scripts, screenplays and related records5 1 Old radio playsScope and content: File includes the following scripts, articlesand other material written by Norman Klenman: “Deadline”(n.d.); “The Ghost of Marlowe” (n.d.); “Is Dr. Leslie Bell a Vulturefor Culture” (letter) (n.d.); British Columbia Digest articles “TheFabulous Jokers” (August 1946) and “No Comment” (July1947); “The Word for Sonia” ([ca. 1948]); various articles in TheU.B.C. Thunderbird ([ca. 1946]); “I go to Chicago : a radio play”(n.d.); “The Red-haired Boy” (New Liberty Contest, 1952); “TheTruth of Marshal” (n.d.); “The Footnote” (n.d.); and “The DarkPatterns of Night and the Rain” (n.d.).[ca. 1946-1952]12