Item is a hand-painted movie poster created by the Capitol Theatre, 1942 (four copies). It features information about the showing of "Two Yanks in Trinidad" on Friday and Saturday September 4th and 5th, 1942. Additional text on the poster includes: "Extra! Timely-Sensational! 'Inside Fighting China' & Capitol News."

Item is a hand-painted movie poster created by the Capitol Theatre, 1942. It features information about the showing of "This Gun for Hire" on Monday and Tuesday July 13-14th, 1942. Additional text on the poster includes: 2nd Feature "Our Russian Front" "Terrific, Timely and Authentic" and "Capitol News."

Item is a hand-painted movie poster created by the Capitol Theatre, 1941. It features information about the showing of "The Men in Her Life" on Monday and Tuesday August 24th and 25th, 1941. Additional text on the poster includes: 2nd Feature "Brooklyn Orchid" and Capitol News.

Item is a hand-painted movie poster created by the Capitol Theatre, 1942. It features information about the showing of "Ship Ahoy" on Wednesday to Saturday August 26th-29th, 1942. Additional text on the poster includes: "Extra! 'Our Gang' Comedy in 'Melodies Old and New' and Capitol News."

Item is a hand-painted movie poster created by the Capitol Theatre, 1941. It features information about the showing of "No Greater Sin." Additional text on the poster includes: "Children under 16 not admitted - Auspices Health League of Canada" - 2nd Feature "A Date with the Falcon."

File consists of a master plan study, draft for review submitted on 1 September 1999 by Phillip H. Carter Architect & Urban Planner. Report includes history of Port Hope, Port Hope at present and its future; building analysis; overall complex; auditorium; stage facilities; entrance; lobby and second floor. Program for the Future and the Master Plan: design, budget and development, in 1999.

File consists of two (2) drawings based on the image of a period light fixture from the foyer of the Capitol c. 1930. Roving Recorders Heritage was hired to recreate drawings so the light fixture could be replicated for the restoration of the theatre, in 1998.

Item is a paper fan with oriental scenes sponsored by Barney Mills Plumbing and Ling Brothers Plumbing and Heating reads "I'm a fan of the Capitol Theatre."

Item is a production company movie poster for "I Married an Angel" used by the Capitol Theatre, 1942.

Item is a hand-painted movie poster created by the Capitol Theatre, 1942. It features information about the showing of "Her Cardboard Lover" on Monday and Tuesday September 28-29th, 1942. Additional text on the poster includes: 2nd Feature "We Go Fast" "With Speed Cuties and Cops" and "Capitol News."