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File contains scripts by Joseph Schull, score, and cues for a radio broadcast on "CBC Wednesday Night" on November 14, 1956.

File includes the script and cue parts for a radio broadcast on "CBC Wednesday Night" on December 5, 1956.

File contains the script, score, and parts for a production on CBC "Wednesday Night" on March 21, 1956. Cues include:

• Cruel mother title (cue 1)
• Printing press
• Sable Island (cue 2)
• Cue 3
• Spanish lady waltz (cue 4)
• Cue 5
• Dark eyed sailor (cue 6)
• Cues 7-20
• Peter Rambelay (cue 21)
• Cues 22-25
• As I rode out (cue 26)
• Cues 27-30
• Nova Scotia E T (cue 31)

File contains the script, score, and parts for a production on CBC "Wednesday Night" in 1956. Cues (1-50) include "Reflections" (cue 17) and "Comrades" (cue 50). File also includes an overview of the play by script writer Joseph Schull.

File contains the script, scores, and parts for a CBC "Wednesday Night" production on October 16, 1957, with text by Mark Twain, adapted by Lesley Conger. Original score conducted by Phil Nimmons.

File contains the score with cues nos. 1 to 22, parts, and script for a CBC radio broadcast on "Wednesday Night" on January 27, 1960.

File contains the script, score, cues (nos. 1 to 24), and parts for a CBC radio broadcast on "Wednesday Night" on November 9, 1960.

File contains the script, score with cues nos. 1 to 23, and parts for a CBC radio broadcast on "Wednesday Night" in January 1964.

File contains the script, score with musical cues nos. 1 to 22, and parts for the first in a series of 17 hour-long CBC radio programs that were broadcast weekly starting on November 11, 1964 called "Flanders' Fields." The file includes a blind embossed pamphlet that describes the 17 programs. Script by Joseph Schull; produced by J. Frank Willis. The play was broadcast on "CBC Sunday Night" on November 11 and 15, 1964.

File contains the score, parts, and script for a CBC radio play broadcast on "Sunday Night" on June 7, 1964.

File contains the score, parts, and script for a CBC radio play broadcast on "Sunday Night" on November 7, 1965. Script by William Strange.

File includes the script, score with musical cues 1 to 45, and parts for a CBC broadcast on "Wednesday Night" on April 27, 1960. The radio play was produced by J. Frank Willis and featured Oscar Peterson, piano; Ray Brow, bass; and Edmund Thigpeng, percussion. Arrangements and compositions by Phil Nimmons.

File contains the script, score, and parts for radio broadcast on "CBC Sunday Night" on September 6, 1964. Script by J. Frank Willis. Initially titled "Charlottetown 1864."

File contains the script, score, and parts for a CBC radio play on "Tuesday Night" on January 24, 1967. The script is by J. Frank Willis.

File contains incidental music for orchestra for a CBC broadcast on Tuesday Night on February 27, 1966 and replayed in January 7, 1967. The file includes a re-write for cue no. 1 and additional brass parts for the January 1967 version. The script is by J. Frank Willis.

File contains the script, score, and parts for radio broadcast on "CBC Tuesday Night" on February 20, 1968.

File contains score and parts for a radio play, which aired May 2, 1956. File also includes a manuscript copy of Tielman Susato's Allemande no. 8, with words and music.

Subseries consists of scripts, scores, and parts for incidental music by Phil Nimmons for various radio and television programs.

File contains script by Ronald Hambleton for part one "The Crusades" and part two "The Interregnum" of a radio program on CBC Trans Canada Network Broadcast. Segments were broadcast on July 23, 1948 and July 30, 1948 respectively, with producer Robert Allen. The script includes Phil Nimmons' annotations for musical cues. File also includes excerpted pages from part 3 "Post French Revolution" (broadcast August 6, 1948) and part 4 "The Napoleonic Wars" (broadcast [August 13, 1948]).

File contains scripts by Ronald Hambleton for CBC broadcasts on June 1, 7, 15, 22, 29; July 6, 13; August 10, 17, 1947. The producers were John Wickham Barnes and Doug Nixon. The scripts include Phil Nimmons' annotations for musical cues.

File contains a script by Dick Diespecker for a radio play for CBC broadcast on Dominion Network from CJOR, Vancouver. The script includes Phil Nimmons' annotations for musical cues.

File contains scripts with Phil Nimmons' annotated musical cues and scores for a radio series for CBC broadcast on the Dominion Network from CJOR Vancouver. Written and produced by Dick Diespecker; narrated by Ross Mortimer and Dave Hill. The program aired weekly from October 31, 1946 to March 2, 1947.

File contains the script, score, and parts for a CBC broadcast on June 7, 1953, produced by J. Frank Willis, in celebration of the Lunenburg, Nova Scotia bicentennial.

File contains the scripts, scores, and parts for CBC broadcast from July 1, 1951 to June 30, 1952. Script by Patricia Joudry. Produced by J. Frank Willis. File includes scripts for episodes 1-6, 9-13, 15-27, and 31, and scores and parts for episodes 1-31, opening and closing themes, fill, and P.S. theme.

File includes the script, score, and cue parts for a dramatic and musical cavalcade of Canada's story presented as part of the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada's Canada Day program at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, August 21-22, 1953. Script by Larry McCance. File also includes manuscript scores for arrangements of Red River Valley and Agnus Dei by Bizet, as well as includes calculations of amounts due for composition charges, rehearsal dates and times, a souvenir programme, and a copy of the published score for "Pomp and Circumstance".

File contains the scripts, scores, and parts for CBC broadcasts on February 5, 12, 19, 26; March 4, 11, 18, 25; (9th installment not dated); April 22, 29, 1952. The script is by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall, adapted by Joseph Schull. File includes scores and parts for the opening theme and episodes 1 thru 11.

File contains the script, score, and parts for a CBC broadcast February 2, 1955. Script by R.F. Delderfield, adapted by Joseph Schull.

File contains the script, score, and parts for a CBC "White Cave" broadcast on February 6, 1955. Script by Magaret Winnifred Liggett.

File contains the score and parts for a CBC television broadcast on March 20, 1955. Cues include an arrangement of "A Maid of Toronto."

File contains the scripts, scores, and parts for CBC broadcasts from May 13 to July 5, 1952. The script is by Joseph Schull.

File contains a score and parts for a [CBC radio drama?] with text cues throughout.

File includes the outlines for the television show "Open House" and musical cues for the show, which aired on CBC television on April 12, 19, 26, 1956. File includes scores and parts for the following:

• Blues
• Standard
• Open house
• The man I love
• Mountain Greenery
• Manhattan
• The three B's
• One step forward
• Cricket on the heart
• Possum dust
• All too soon
• Reflections
• Medley
• What is this thing called love?
• Body and soul
• Blooming Bud
• Blue moon
• A pretty girl is like a melody.

File contains the script, score with cues nos. 1 to 16, and parts for a CBC radio broadcast on October 3, 1955. Script by Lou Hazam, adapted for presentation in Canada by Alan King. This was a special show that paid tribute to Canadian pharmacists during National Pharmacy Week.

File contains the script, score with cues nos. 1 to 18, and parts for a CBC television drama, with the script by Joe Graham, and the executive producer Ed Moser. The drama was recorded on May 26, 1961; broadcast date unknown. Also called the "Idol of Paris".

File contains the script, parts, and scores for a CBC broadcast of "Front and Centre" on July 10, 1963 (show number two) at the Kraft Music Hall with host Gordie Tapp. The script was written by Chris Beard. Musical numbers include:

• Day in, day out : opening
• Children go where I send you
• Medley 1 : Let me sing and I'm happy
• Medley 2 : The Spaniard that blighted my life
• Medley 3 : Sonny boy
• Medley 4, 5 : April Showers ; Rock-a-bye your baby
• Closing titles

File contains the scores and scripts for a CBC television broadcast on September 8, 1965. The file includes:

• [Cue 1] : Opening theme
• [Cue 2] : People
• [Cue 3] : My three sons
• [Cue 4] : Style
• [Cue 6] : Sports playoff
• [Cue 7] : Telephone playoff
• [Cues 9 and 10] : Ferguson
• [Cue 11] : Ferguson playoff
• [Cue 13] : Burns
• [Cue 14] : Guess who I saw
• [Cue 15] : Medley of True love ; Well, did you evah? ; Who wants to be a millionaire?
• [Cue 16] : Cartoon overture
• [Cue 17] : Travel
• [Cue 18] : Cartoon playoff
• [Cue 19] : Thanks for the memory
• [Cue 20] : Closing theme.

File contains the script, score (with musical cues nos. 1 to 8), and parts for a television episode recorded at Studio TV-4 on Saturday, March 19, [1960] for CBC's "Youth '60." Script by Alf Harris; produced by Paddy Sampson; directed by George McCowan.

File contains the script, score, and parts for a CBC radio broadcast on "BCST" on January 1, 1967, with script by J. Frank Willis.

File includes a score and parts for an episode "The Blues Ain't," which aired on "Spectrum '65" on May 9 and 12, 1965. The episode was recorded April 1, 1965.

File includes a score and parts for an episode "The Blues Ain't," which aired on "Spectrum '65" on May 9 and 12, 1965. The episode was recorded April 1, 1965.

File includes a score and parts for an episode "The Blues Ain't," which aired on "Spectrum '65" on May 9 and 12, 1965. The episode was recorded April 1, 1965.

File includes a score and parts for an episode "The Blues Ain't," which aired on "Spectrum '65" on May 9 and 12, 1965. The episode was recorded April 1, 1965.

File includes a score and parts for an episode "The Blues Ain't," which aired on "Spectrum '65" on May 9 and 12, 1965. The episode was recorded April 1, 1965.

File includes a score and parts for an episode "The Blues Ain't," which aired on "Spectrum '65" on May 9 and 12, 1965. The episode was recorded April 1, 1965.

File includes a score for an episode "The Blues Ain't," which aired on "Spectrum '65" on May 9 and 12, 1965. The episode was recorded April 1, 1965.

File contains incidental music for the Phil Nimmons Quartet for CBC radio play broadcast from April 5, 1979 to June 29, 1979, and from January 30, 1980 to March 27, 1980. The play includes the following musical numbers:

• Sussex Drive theme
• Seat ot power/nobility
• Julie theme
• Mac/Ham theme
• Politic A
• Politic B
• Politic C
• Cues : Suprise ; Transitions ; Bridges
• Sussex Drive cues (second session, December 1979).

File also includes contracts from the American Federation of Musicians for recording sessions of "Sussex Drive"; "Voice tracks" by Bill Howell, a collection of 12 poems by various authors; and 14 scripts for the following instalments of the radio play:

11. Program notes
12. Track and field
13. The Deepest far
14. Centre ice
15. Stud with everything wild
16. The one and only
17. Water over the dam
18. Shining light
19. National gallery
20. Cat and mouse
21. Topiary
22. Roses by other names
23. Various evils
24. The whole damn environment

File contains a score and parts for the opening theme for the "The Days of Sail" series, broadcast on CBC radio in 1953. Scripts for this radio play series were by Joseph Schull.

File contains a score and parts for the opening theme for the "The Days of Sail" series, broadcast on CBC radio in 1968. Scripts for this radio play series were by Joseph Schull.