Montréal: Place des Arts

Picture: Salle Wilfried Pelletier Reverse Text: "Place des Arts, Montréal. La Salle Wilfrid Pelletier, de la Place des Arts, a été inaugurée le 21 september 1963. Elle constitue le principal immeuble d'un ensemble architectural consacré aux arts d'interprétation. - Salle Wilfrid Pelletier of Place des Arts was inaugurated on September 21st, 1963. This 3000 seat capacity hall is the most important unit of an achitectural complex for the performing arts located in the heart of the city." Publisher: Les Distributions Eclair, Cité d'Anjou 5, P. Q.; S-2121 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Saint-Côme to Sherbrooke, 1970

Picture: Salle Wilfried Pelletier Reverse Text: "Montreal, Quebec, Canada - Place Des Arts, the most modern cultural complex in the world. Opened late in 1963 (at the cost of some $20,000,000) on a 9 acre site in the heart of the city. Place Des Arts consists of three concert halls, lounges, an office building, and three underground parking levels. - La Place des Arts, le centre artistique le plus moderne du monde. Inauguré à la fin de 1963, elle a coûté une somme d'environ $20,000,000 et s'étend sur 9 acres au centre de la ville. La Place des Arts comprend trois salles de concerts et leurs foyers, un bâtiment administratif et trois terrains de stationnement souterrains." Publisher: Les Distributions Eclair, Cité d'Anjou 5, P. Q. Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Point-Claire-Dorval to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia [postmark partly illegible]

Picture: Salle Wilfried Pelletier Front Text: "Place des Arts Montréal" Reverse Text: "Place des Arts, Montréal, Canada" Publisher: Souvenir Agencies, Montreal; 21839 ABC Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent.

Picture: foyer of Salle Wilfried Pelletier Reverse Text: "Place des Arts, Montréal, Salle Wilfrid Pelletier, Piano Nobile ou grand foyer" Publisher: Les Distributions Eclair, Cité d'Anjou 5, P. Q.; S-2119 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent.

Picture: background: Salle Wilfried Pelletier Front Text: "'La joie de vivre'" Reverse Text: "La Place des Arts. Création Brillon" Publisher: Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Montréal Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Victoriaville to Montréal, 1970

Picture: left: Salle Wilfried Pelletier, right: Théâtre Port-Royal (later renamed Théâtre Jean-Duceppe) Front Text: "La Place des Arts" Reverse Text: "Place des Arts, Montreal, Quebec. Consists of a two building complex. BUilding on the left is the Salle WIlfrid Pelletier, a concert hall seating 3000 and is the home of the Montréal Symphony Orchestra. The secnod structure houses the Maisonneuve and Port Royal theatres. / La Place des Arts, Montréal, Québec. A gauche, la Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier. Cette magnifique salle de 3000 sièges est la résidence de l'Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal. Le deuxième immeuble de la Place des Arts abrite deux théâtres, le Maisonneuve et le Port-Royal." Publisher: Benjamin Montreal News, Montréal ; DT-58336-C; 1969 Type: Divided Back Size: Modern Not sent.

Picture: left: Salle Wilfried Pelletier, right: Théâtre Port-Royal (later renamed Théâtre Jean-Duceppe) Front Text: "Place Des Arts, Montréal, Qué., Canada" Reverse Text: "Place Des Arts, Montréal, Qué., Canada" Publisher: Benjamin-Montréal News, Montréal Type: Divided Back Size: Modern Sent: to Parkstone (England) [postmark illegible]

Picture: Salle Wilfried Pelletier Front Text: "Bonjour Montréal" Reverse Text: "Montréal Place de Arts" [sic!] Publisher: The Postcard Factory, Markham, Ontario; MTL-528 Size: Modern Not sent.

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