Memorabilia including copies of photographs and programmes and a history by Cecilia Sands (daughter of actor Milton Sands) of the first English Shakespearean company to tour Australia in 1919.

Ephemera from the Taking to the Streets : two decades that changed Brisbane 1965 - 1985 Exhibition by the Museum of Brisbane from 7 April to 10 September 2006. The exhibition was developed with the support of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, the Fryer Library, Dr Raymond Evans and numerous individuals. This file includes an invitation, a flyer and a broadsheet.

Photographs by Joel Higham of productions of Macbeth (April-May 2005) and As You Like It (May-June 2005) (digital print-outs and 2 DVDs) : 10 images for each production. Also programs for 1995 productions of Hamlet and Antony and Cleopatra; and booking form from 1995.

One compact disc with photographs of productions of 'As You Like It', 'Pericles', 'Coriolanus' and 'The Madness of King Lear'; programs of 'The Two Gentlemen of Verona', 'Coriolanus' and 'The Madness of King Lear' and advertising flyers for 'The Two Gentlemen of Verona' and 'Coriolanus'.

Contains material such as art exhibition catalogues, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian artists exhibiting in Queensland galleries.
Fryer Library holdings include: James Avery, Ross Bell, Dave Groom, Isabel Lawrence, Caitlin Reid, Kathy Mackey, Venus Ganis, Sam Sexton, Adrian Davis, Lubi Thomas, Cezary Stulgis, Gen Fothergill, Lindy Patterson, Marc Goodwin, Franz Ehmann, Christian Flynn, Mandy Ridley, Jewel Mackenzie, Arryn Snowball, Jennifer Lowrey, Eleanor Avery, Angela Gardner, Wayne Rasmussen, Barbara Richards, Krystal Ingle, Heather Raymond, Natalie Masters, Meryn Jones.

This series contains material such as theatre programs, concert notes, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian theatres.

Correspondence between Joe McNamara and Professor John Hay, Vice Chancellor, University of Queensland. Letter deals with the author's visits to the UQ campus in 1952-53, and encloses an extract from a wartime diary and a poem referring to the terrorist attack on the London underground of 2005. Includes Vice-Chancellor's reply (1 p.; 2005 Sep 6).

30 engraved bookplates by the Australian artist David Frazer. Accompanied by a checklist of the bookplates (4 p.) and a curriculum vitae of the artist (3 p.). Estimated date range: 1996-2004.

This series contains material such as theatre programs, concert notes, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian theatres.
Fryer Library collection includes several issues of the "Metro News" from 1938 - 1948.