THE CANADIAN ENTERTAINERS OF WORLD WAR II W. Ray Stephens Oakville, (Ont.), Mosaic Press, 1993. 116pp, paper, $19.95, ISBN 0-88962-528-X. CIP Subject Headings: World War, 1939-1945-Theater and the war. World War, 1939-1945-Music and the war. Entertainers-Canada. Adult Reviewed by Irene Gordon Volume 22 Number 4 1994 September W. Ray Stephens, a veteran of World War II as infantryman and military bandsman, has compiled a memoir of the many Canadian groups and individuals who provided entertainment during the war, both in Canada and overseas. The book, in scrapbook format, contains a combination of photographs, reminiscences of participants, and reproductions of documents of the time. It would make a wonderful souvenir for anyone who lived through the period or who has ties to any of the entertainers mentioned. It would, however, be of limited interest to anyone else and is not recommended for school purchase. Not recommended. Irene Gordon is a teacher-librarian at Westdale Junior High School in Winnipeg, Manitoba HOME | TITLES | AUTHORS | MEDIA | AGE/GRADE | FEATURES | DATES The materials in this archive are copyright © The Manitoba Library Association. Reproduction for personal use is permitted only if this copyright notice is maintained. Any other reproduction is prohibited without permission Copyright information for reviewers Digital Collections / Collections Numérisees cm@umanitoba.ca