Regina cheremeteff biography

  • Regina Cheremeteff invented herself as the Madame of Russian ballet in.
  • She trained young ballet dancers in Calgary from the s to the late 80s.
  • Students called her “Madame” for the 30+ years that she trained ballet dancers in #yyc.

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    Oral History Project Narrators

    This narrator list consists of interviews conducted for the Oral History Project from its founding in through  The planerat arbete is still active; most recent interviews are not included on this list until they have been cataloged.  

    To view the corresponding record in the catalog, click on the participants name below:

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    Abbott, Loretta


    Abramson, Robert M.


    Acquavella, Demian.

    Adler, Janet.


    Alexander, Dorothy Moses,


    Alonso, Alicia, .


    Arbeit, Ida.


    Arpino, Gerald.


    Asakawa, Takako and David Hatch Walker.

    Austin, Jr., Emilio. (Buddha Stretch)

    Avilés, Arthur.

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    Badorek, Grace.

    Bales, William and Jane Dudley.


    Bales, William,

    Bandem, I Made.

    Barber, Samuel, .


    Barbera, Joseph.


    Barnes, Clive, .


    Barnett, Robby.


    Baronova, Irina.


    Bauman, Art and Jeff Duncan.


    Bauman, Art and

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    Glenbow Library and Archives, Calgary

    Please go to the search site of the Glenbow Library and Archives and enter a search term (e.g., a name from the list below or the catalogue number)

    A. Photos

    “Abraham W. Klassen and family members." Photograph. n.d. The Mennonite Abraham W. Klassen and family members. NA{}.

    “Adam Berreth family." Photograph. n.d. L-R: Lena; Adam; Odelia. Adam Berreth was born in Russia of German parentage in and moved to South Dakota. After his wife died he remarried and came to the Beiseker area in NA

    “Albert Huber and the Bohemian Made Brewery." Photograph. Bohemian Made Brewery, Edmonton, Pictured beside a large brewing kettle is Albert Huber, a German-speaking settler from Strathcona who was employed by the brewery. Breweries in Alberta employed many German-Canadians, especially those who had such work experience in the "old country". NA

    “Alpinists climbing rock face in the Rocky Mountains." Photo

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    Post Haste

    A growing and changing Alberta

    Learning

    After the war years, Alberta underwent massive economic and social alterations in such rapid succession that they could hardly be measured or predicted. Returning veterans starting families created a huge economic boom. These are the stories of Olympic organizers, philanthropists, collectors, Order of Canada recipients, wrestling promoters, painters, dancers, porters, and jazz musicians. The Post Haste theme demonstrates how some Albertans relish change and progress. The narratives of these Mavericks will facilitate student understanding of how diverse groups of people played a role in establishing Alberta&#;s identity and promoting social change.

    The Mavericks

    Scrupulously frugal, Eric Harvie was never extravagant on a client’s behalf, but bygd the end of his life he was wildly extravagant on behalf of the people of Alberta and Canada.

    Additional Resources

    Despite the obstacles Marion Nicoll encountered as an artist,