History of Puppetry
in Canada
- Objects and Documents
- Edmondo Chiodini
- Nancy A. Cole
- Elsie and Tom Harrison
- Belle and Ted Kendall
- Nancy Kyle
- Judith Lawrence
- Ken and Dorothy McKay
- Gladys McPherson
- George and Elizabeth Merten
- Felix Mirbt
- Ontario Puppetry Association
- Toronto Guild of Puppetry
- Leo and Dora Velleman
- Miscellaneous Artists and Companies – 1950s
Belle and Ted Kendall
Belle and Ted Kendall developed an interest in puppetry after their children left home, studying first with George Merten and then with the Hamilton Marionette Club. The Kendalls later retired to Mackavoy Lake and set up the Rainy Day Marionettes, which performed for campers on rainy days.
Adapted from Figuratively Speaking : Puppetry in Ontario by Ken McKay, copyright 1990. Courtesy of the Ontario Puppetry Association and Ken McKay.
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