PRAIRIE REG SCHEDLJL August 22 .28, ' ... [ssued Each Week by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

VOLUME vn No. 34 ISSUED AT WINNIPEG. AUGUST 13. 1954 $1.00 ] ! This Week:

Round Table on CBWT (Page 4) * CBC ""edlle.dllY Night- An Evening With Dylan Thomas Two Cello Concerti (Puge 5) * iIIelllo from U.N.- Dr. Albert Schweitzer (P"Kf' 6) * T. & L. Congress (/1(11:(' R) * An Irish Afrikander

s :1 dlild, Kate Blall' ()rt~u stood on the A stone--pif'rro dock..-. of Galway Bu) in Ireland and watched the fi.l>hing bo.1ts COme in with their lO.lcb of herring, ~1lmon or lobster. 51w pradhed the first elementary .!olcp.!o of ballet on the remains (If GalwtI).\ 13th-t.-enlury lown waUs [lnd near crumbled ruins of Spanish architecture. She was enthusiastic abollt her finot ocean voyage. afler her famil decided to leave Ireland and move to South Africa. The city they chose was Johannes­ burg, the gold-mining t.'Cntrc. Hcr Irish brogue was soon cdgcd with the accents of fin Afriknnder. KlIthllrinc Blllkc 1t was :l troubleu girl who one day approached a f luly Sister and c:\pressed conflicting ambitions. her to play the lead role in their own production Cradic Song, which was to be prndnt.-cu h)' John The Sister accepted her problem with an under': of the snme Shakespeare play. It was an excited Cielgud. standing smilu, anu a week latcr advised the girl young woman of 14 who accepted the challenge. that she might make a better actress than a nun. Cradle Song was followed by a part in A Mall Dcfore the war she went to England and worked About the House. in which she played wiLll Flom The decision made, she began an arduous train· for a time under Dame Sybil Thorndyke at the ing period with Amy Coleridge, who had been Robson. \Vhilc hcr role W3.i not outstanding, the Embassy Dramatic School. Then she went into play proved important to her beeam'ic. on the associated at one time with the Ellen Terry Theat· repertory and radio work, finally joining the BBC rieal Company and with Sir Hcnry Irving. second perfonnancc. the leading lady became ill. staff in Glasgow. and i\fi'iS Blake was moved j.ntQ th lead. Only 22 A year later a professional company of actors \Vhcn Kate Blake thought she was ready. she at the time, she had to pta dl~ractcr of 5_. leT arrived from England. After seeing her in a local went to the offices of H. M. Tennant. a famous portrayal was considered ~ood and carned her production of Romeo and Juliet the director asked theatrical producer. She won a covcted role in fUTther roles in . (Please turn to 7)(lge B) Page Two CDC TIMES PORTRAlT OF A WOMAN. Third M)U): Save Us 0 Lord (Edward Balr­ Richard Strauss, Herman Scherben « RADIO HOTES » stow): Thp Lord's PrAyer (Lang­ of seven half·hour dramas by \Veldon don). and Igor Stravinsky. World War " RECITAL. Barbara Franklin, 50­ Hanbury of Vancouver; Ken Davey. w 6:00 p_m. K-5:00 p.m. X·4:00 p.m. ('aught him at Singapore in 1940 on pmno; Shmrt Hamilton, pianist; from producer: from Montreal. Today's a lour with the Quartetto d' ltalia, . play is based on a stage production. NBC CON CERT ORCHESTRA. 'g· (Anerlo); Swing Low, Sweet Charlot who describe them in poems and elections, gathers evidence to incrimi­ (Spiritual); Kyrie Elelson, from The Orrhf'slra: S;rmphony In E flllll. No. IHeaUl of Geroutlus (Elga.r). novels and scientists who show cx:tra­ llt.1.te the leader of the racketeers, but :!U l:\tozart); l\orwegilUl Dances ordin.uily limited powers of observa­ (G,·leJr). Stanley Wood: ConcerlO ror W.12:30 p.m. X-ll:30 a.m. X·IO:30 a.m. is offered a large sum to withhold it. Ohoe (Rh:hard Slraus~). tion in discussing them. Today's rolk w·s:oo p.m. K_7:oo p.m. X·6:00 p.m. W·IO:OO p.m. X·9:oo p.m. X-8:oo p.m. CAPITAL REPORT. Charles Woods­ cover.i botll facts and folklore about worth from Ottawa; overseas speaker; the ruillbow, Next week the we~lthcr· WEEKEND REVIEW. A review of CDC MUSIC DIARY. Tonight's sub­ Max Freedman from Vvashington. man discusses its colours. the current news by Robert ject is Pablo Casals, world famous ~fackenzie, W·I:03 p.m. X·12:03 p.m. X·ll:03 p.m. W·5:05 p.m. X-4:0S p.m. X-3:05 p.m. 'cellist. Ronald Hambleton of To­ W-9:l0 p.m. X-8:10 p.m. X·7:10 p.m. ronto attended the second Perpignin WORLD MUSIC FESTIVALS. Re­ MUSIC I LJXE. Mme. Pauline Don­ Fcstival and had many conversations <:ordings made at European music alda. former opera star, is this after­ OUR SPECIAL SPEAKER. Friede­ with Casals. He discusses the festival festivals by James Fassett of CBS. noon's speaker. Mme. Donalda made lind \Vab'1ler will discuss the Bayreuth and the 'cellist's ideas about music, Today: The Holland Festival. From her operatic debut at the age of 17 FesUval, devoted to the works of illustrating his talk with works re­ CBS, New York. in a pcrforlllun<.:c of Mignon at Monte Richard Wagner, Miss Wagner, grand­ corded at the Perpignan and Peades TIlI'ee Fragments, f..om tile opera Carlo, and engagements followed at daughter of the composer and great­ f{"stivals by artists gathered there tn \Vozzeck (Alball Berg). perroJ'mf'd Covent Garden in London, the Opera granddaughter of Fnmz Liszt, was make mll~ic with Casals, by f;leltnol' Stcber. soprano, ILnd the ComhlUC in Paris, and tlle ManhnLtan W·12:30 p.m. K-ll :30 p.m. X·10:30 p.m. Concertgcbouw Orchestra U II d e r born in Bayreuth. She is a stage Eugene Ormandy; }>'Inlll Scolle fl'om Opera House in New York. She or­ director, lecturer and author. Her La Cenerentola (HosSIIII), perrormert ganized the Opera Guild in Montreal, « « » » by 1.3 Scals Opera Company; S)"III­ autobiography, Heritage of Fire, deal.. TV HOTES phonle FlmtasUque (Berlioz). Con­ which 6,b'"Ured prominently in Cana­ chiefly with her ea.rly life in and FOOTBALL HUDDLE Another live rCl'tgcbouw Orchestra unde.' Eugpne dian music for many years. Mme. Ormandy; Symphony N"o. 2 In C around \Vahnfried, music festivals in TV program from CBWT, Winnipeg. "ajar, tbemo from Th ~ \I,. "I. I n ..... naMa <'hooses music rich in asso­ Gennany, musieal personalities. and ]nck Welli, lIIaster vf (.'t:lt~_lIIvuk~, anl.o I Schumann). ciatiorn for her. Among her vivid tIle beginning of the azi movement. AI Shennan. \Vinnipcg Blue Bomber w.2:oo p.m. X·l:oo p_m. X·12:OO noon recollections are engagements in Assisted by Arturo TOSC'd.nini, ~Iiss <.'oo.ch, or \Vallez Barnes, assistant which she 5..1.ng with the great tenor. \Vagner went to tIle United States coach, will discuss games in which CRITICALLY SPEAKING. Lis t. r Enrico Caruso. in 1941 to lecture on music and world lhe Bombers participate. films of the Sinclair on books; Bruce Feather on W-5:30 p.m. X·4:3O p.m. X·3:30 p.m. affairs. previous week's games will be flown milio; Nathan Cohen on movies. W-9:20 p.m. K-8:20 p.m X·7:20 p.m. in to \Vinnipeg by T.C.A. for pre­ W.3:3O p.m. X·2:3O p.m. X-l:30 p.m. SUNDAY CHORALE. Choir con­ viewing and study by the commenhl­ ducted hy H. Anderson; Filmer ,v. tors. Jack Phillips, producer. Hubble, organbt. Frank Stanley, pro· LITTLE SYMPHO IES. Orchestra STRINCALONC. 0 r c h est r a con­ caWT-6: 00 p.m. ducer. From "'innipcg. conducted by Roland Lcduc; \Valter ducted by Hicky Hyslop; from Van. Joachim, 'ccllist; from MontreaL -- (.'ouver. All DeautHul tlic .\larch or nays (tra TOAST OF TIlE TOWN. Last year dltlonal); Come ;\ty Way (A. lIarrls); f:Ol\cCrt.stuck fOI' 'Cc 10 :llld Orches­ Luuy or tilJain. Amor. Crcsta Olanca Hf'f'k Ye lhe l~ol'<1 (Palc.stl·!ua); How 11'0, OP. 12 (EI'ust VOII Uol1ll8nyl). Ed Sullivan, host for lhh. CBS serie:.. \VaUz, Polka not, I IIP/U' II; nhap.liol1y, Lovely A1'(' TllY DwelllllKs Fuil \-Vnlter Joachim was 6rst 'cellist of the made 40 trips awl'ly from New York, I Undel'stan(l. (Haydn): Lcl J1etlrt~ Awaken (J. W.4:00 p.m. X·3:00 p.m. X·2:00 p,m. Clok('Y); AS PUllts the IllIrt (WlI- Cologne Chamber Orchestra under (CorlfiHued or. page 4)

8:4!J Interlude and Marine 10:30 ChamtHU MUSIC S:15 U.N. on tbe Record 19:20 Our Special Speaker Forecast II:oo Firat Enqlish Lutheran 5:30 MWlic I Like 9:30 LilUe Sympboni.. 9:00 CBC New. Church Sunday, Aug. 22, 1954 6:00 Sunday Chorale 10:00 Winnipeq Sunday 9:03 Weatber. Interlude 11 :59 Dominion Tirne Siqnal 6:30 Once Upon a Time Concert 9:15 World Cburcb New. 12:00 Alan MlII. CBW. MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CDT) 7:00 NBC Concert Orchestra 11:00 Summertime 9: 30 Recital 12:15 Mr. McGarrity 1:30 Religious Period 4:30 Portrait 01 a Woman 8:00 Summer Theatre III :30 Vesper HoW" 10:00 CBC Newa 12:30 SonQa of Praise 2:00 World Muaic Feativa1s 5:00 CBC Newa 8:30 Canadian Scene 12:00 CBC News. Weather 10:03 Neiqhbourly News 1:00 CDC News 3:30 Critically Speaking I 5:05 Aak tbe Weatherman 9:00 CDC National Newa 12:15 Sonq Recital 10: 15 Prairie Gardener 1 I :03 Capital Report 4 :00 SlrinqalODQ 5: 12 W.alher 9:10 Weekend Revie.... 12:30 CSC Muaic Diary ------CBWT, CHAN EL 4 (COT) 2:00 TourbUlon 4:00 Test Patlern an.d 5:15 Junior Sports Club 6:30 This Is the We 8:00 Toast of the Town 10:00 The Immortal ClowrJ 2:30 I.e. Gueux au MWlic 5:30 Xit Car~n 7:00 Our Miss Brooks 9:00 Sinqer Four Star 10:30 Sunday Playbouse TV I Paradis I 4:45 Small Fry FrolICS 6:00 Foolball Huddle 7:30 New. Maqaz.ine 9::10 Festival 111 :30 News and Slqn Oft CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) ------8:45 Interlude. Weather 10:30 Concerto 12:30 Rellqlous Period 4:12 Weather 7: 30 Canadian Scene 10:00 Summertime 9:00 CBC Newa 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:00 World Muaic Festivals 4: IS U.N. on the Record 8:00 CSC National Newa 10:30 Vesper Hour 9:03 Neiqbbourly Ne..... 11: 00 Alan MUla 2:30 Critically Spealdnq 4:30 Music I Like 8:10 Weekend Revie. 11:00 CDC News. Weatber 9: 15 Prairie Gardener 11:15 Mr. McGarrity 3:00 Sirinqalonq 5:00 Sunday Cborale S: 20 Our Special Speaker 11:15 Song Hecital 9:30 Cbamber Music 11 :30 Songs 01 Praise 3:30 Portrait 01 a Woman 5:30 Once Upon a Tim. 8:30 Little Symphonlea 11:30 CDC Music Diary 10:00 SBC News 112:00 CDC New. 4:00 CBC Newa G:OO NBC Concert Orcbestra 9:00 Winnipeq Sunday 12:00 HecHa1 10:15 Muaic for Meditalion 112:03 Capital Report 1 4:05 Ask the Weatherman. 7:00 Summer Tbeatre Concert 12:30 Muaical Proqram 12:51 CDC Ne....s. Weatber ------CBX. ALBERTA (IOIO Ke.) nnd CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Ke.) (MST)------1:45 Interlude. Weather 9:30 Concerto 11:30 Religioua Period 3:12 Weather 6:30 Canadian Scene 9:00 Summertime 8:00 CSC News 9: 59 Dominion Time Slqnal 12:00 World Music Festivala 3:15 U.N. on tbe Record 7:00 CBC National Newa 9:30 Ves.per Hour 8:03 Nelgbbourly New. 10:00 Alan Mills 1:30 Critically SpealtinQ' 3:30 Music 1 Like 1:10 Weekend Rnle.... 10:00 CBC New•• Weather 8: IS Prairie Gardener 10:15 Mr. McGarrity 2:00 Stringa10nq 4:00 Sunday Chorale 7:20 Our Special Speaker 10:15 Sonq Recital 8:30 Chamb\n Music 10:30 SonQa of Praiae 2:30 Portrait of a Woman 4:30 Once Upon a Time 7:30 Little Symphonies 10:30 CBC Music Diary 9:00 SBC Newa 11:00 CDC News 3:00 CSC New. 5:00 NBC ConcertOrcbeatra 8:00 Winnipeq Sunday 11 :00 Recital 9: 15 Music lor Meditation 11 :03 CapIlal Report 3:05 Aak the Weatherman 6:00 Summer Theatre Concert 11:30 Musical PrOQ'ram 11:51 CSC Newa. Weatber CBC DOMINION (MDT) I'rograna lime. are .hOlfm at tlae end of each All NETWORK PROGRAMS are made enaUable by the CDC to affiliated baale staUona. but not all prOQ'rarn.a listed bere cue carried by our affiliatea. because of local commit· fJrogram note in the.e page•• I" the lime in· Ments. Check local atatlon Iilis. ,/ie-ation., W mean. enw; K. e8K; X, C8X; 2:30 Cburcb of the AIr 4:00 Operatic Hlqhllqbta I 5:00 Sunday Serenade 1 :30 The Dreamers a"d Dom., CBC Dominion Netle-ork. " 00 CDT M) (6:00 p.m. COT Man,) 8:00' Bod'a SCrapbook 3:00 The Water Babies C~: p.m. an. 5:30 Pat'. Musle Room 8:30 HawaU Calla 3:30 Music trorn FUms 1 4:30 Poatca.rda in Melody 6:30 Martin Boundy Band 9:00 Dominioa Ne""l AuguSI 22 ~ 28 Page Three « RADIO NOTES » THREE MINSTRELS. Ted Komar, Annapolis Valley, which once sup­ CBWT; Don l:Irown6-WllklnsOIl, pro­ accordion; Monty Levine, guitarj ducer; Georg-e Rlcb. Hob Willson, MOR ING DEVOTIONS. CBW plied Great Britain with most of its Bruce Marsb. announcers aDd Jnter­ ;\litch Parks, piano and organ; Alf apples. \Vhcn the apple market col­ Viewers. Rev. J. L. Paterson, St. Andrew's Parr, producer; from \Vinnipeg. The program introduces each day River Heights United Cburch, Win­ lapsed through unavoid1.ble currcncy I Didn't Know What Time it Was rcsbictions, Annapolis people up­ some speaker or interviewee whose nipeg; CBK-Dcan '. S. Noel, St. (ROdgers-Hart); Brazil {Barroso,; work is newsworthy. On August 9, Paul's Pro-Cathedml, Rcgina; CBX­ l'p a Lazy River (Carmlcbael); Doll rooted a million trces and turned to Dance (Drowo). for example, Bunji Matsune, of Osaka, Rev. Hamill. First Presbyterian mixed [arming. The growth of mi:(ed n. W·7:45 p.m. K·ll :45 p.m_ X·IO:45 p.m. Japan, past president of the Y.M.C.A. Church. Edmonton. farming is illustrated by the statement that in 1935 Nova Scotia sold 9,000 men's club there. and well-known CONCER~ W-9:30 a.m. K-IO:45 a.m, X-9:45 a.m. INTERNATIONAL lbs. of poultry, and in 1953, 3,000,000 Japanese financial man, was intro~ European recordings selected by Hel­ lbs. duced.. and on the 11th, Van Kirk of TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. mut Blume; from Montreal. Dom. 9:30 p.m. MDT Winnipeg spoke about his ornamcntal An Easy Fasl, story read by Paul Concerto In G Major ror Flule o.nd gardens. Professor Robert Nelson of KlIKmlln; Meet the Remarkable Mr. Orchestra, K. 313 (MOZ8l't), per­ -- Bullfincb, Mary Forde Tbompson, rormCllonlker or Damberg con· nard Diamant, baritone; John New­ Mason, driver examiner for Manitoba garel Prang, Toronto; records, Pat dllcled by Fritz Lehmann; Conccrto guest~. Patterson. ror Violin and Ol'cllcstrll (Lar.!!-EI·!C mark, pianist; from Montreal. motorists, were other recent in Larsson, Swedlsb composer), per· Ole WJnlerrelse (Winter JOlll'ney) Lionel Hampton was seen during July. Dr, Tanner, today's story, sets out rOl'llIed by Andre Gertler, Violinist, (Schubel·t). FIrst Part. Moment CBWT, Monday to Friday. 7:45 p.m, to prove that a man can fast for and lhe joint orchestra of tbe Musical, aD. Dol, No.2 (SChubert). Swedlsil DroadcaSting- Corporation forty days. Mary Forde Thompson, Rnd the Stockholm COllcert AssoCIll.­ 1\1r. Diamant will perform Schubert's LIVING. Regular contributors to the who recently spoke about her liCe on 11011, conducted by A.ntal Dorati. celebrated song cycle in two parts, various deparbnent'i of LiVing are; an Australian sheep station, tells today W-8:00 p.m. X·7:oo p.m. X·6:00 p.m. tonight and next week. There are Elaine Grand. hostess; John Hall, de- about one of her neighbours. 24 songs of profound beauty and signs; Peter \Vhit­ W·3:30 p.m. K-3:30 p.m. X·2:30 p_m_ SUMMERFALLOW. Wc Fish For mclancholy, a strange and moving ex­ • < tall, handiCrafts; Lobsters, by Douglas Fraser. The pression of the deathlike purity of lona Monahan, TEMPO FOR TWO. Maxine Ware play is based on the author's experi. ,vinler. and the winter of a human fashious; Dr. S. and Jim Gibson, vocalists; orchestra ence as a student Illinhi"er in a small heart. Schubert himself called it "a R. Laycock, child conducted by Eric Wild; Alf Parr, Gshing village in the ~'Iaritimcs, and cycle of terrifying songs, which have and family guid­ producer; from '\Vinnipeg. tells how a young fisherman over­ affected me more than any other ance; Lois Lister, comes an awkward pride. Lobster _- ..', i'lU,.tlne: Comes Love (DrOWn-TObiaS); songs." The difficulties arc great ­ gardening; and Velvet Moon (de l.ange-MyroW). fishing operations are graphically (Olhson: Frenesi (Domingu6%); Tbe sudden changes from one end of the j- Eustella Langdon, l.ady From Twenty-nIne Palms described. scale to the other for the singer. subtle coo kin g. Miss (Wrubel). Duet: Cberry Pies Ought W-9:30 p.m. K-8:30 p.m. X-7:30 p.m. 1 to Be You (Porter). and complicated harmonies for the Grand interviews W·6:15 p.m. K·5:15 p.m. X-4:15 p.m. accompanist. Bernard Diamant was one or two guest.. DOMINION MAGAZINE. born in Holland and received his Elaine Grand on e a c h show. Documcntal'Y on the prOvince or early training from his father, n Ross McLean is the producer. Miss JUST FOR JUNIORS. Recorded songs Nova Scotia; interviews with 118Mr­ famous choml conductor. He studied and stories for young folk, prepared men, farmer.!!, mlnel's, pilots, etc.; Grand was born Elaine HilI in Win· DOllS' lIow, reporter; rrom TOI·OlltO. latcr in Paris and nerlin, and toured by Loroe Wallace. CBC announcer; nipeg, daughler of a musician who This report will include a Halifax Europe. He camc to Montreal thrcc from Winnipeg. Today's stories are: was with the Princess Pats band dur­ harbour pilot talking about the deep­ years ago, and has been heard since Kiddie Konga, and Bongo the Circus ing the '20's and 30·s. She attended sea port in peace and war; the story then in various p.uts of C1.nada and Be-'ll. the Winnipeg School of Art for three of 80·year...()ld George Allen, who puts on the air. John Newmark, well known X-G:oo p_m. X-5:oo p.m. years. and later became an assistant in a 15·hour day in his fishing boat to CBC listeners, will be heard in art director for a commercial art firm. on Northumberland Strait; a report one of Schubert's "Moments Musical" CBWT-Mondays, 8:30 p.m.; Wednesdays GUEST APPEARA CEo Robert Far­ on the Canso Causeway. which will in addition to accomp.1.nying Mr. and Fridays. 9:00 p.m. rar, 'cellist; Edward Lincoln, piano link Cape Dreton Island with the Diamant. Nova Scotian mainland this fall; and VICTORY AT SEA. More than 50,­ accompanist. Tom Taylor, producer. W·IO:IS p.m. K-9:15 p.m_ X-8:15 p.!!!.. 000,000 feet of Glm, much of it FrOJl Winnipeg. bagpipes playing at the Gaelie Mod in Saint Ann, C1.pe Breton. One of «« »» secret or confidential, from tile GIcs Arloso (Bacb); The Swan, from TV NOTES of the Admiralty, 'Var Office, Royal CarnlvR! or Animals (Salnl-SaenS); Tova Scotia's e(!.mornic tragedies: and nanse Rustlque (Squires); PllIyera SPOTLIGHT. Air Force, Ministry of Tnfoonation; (Granados) . the recovery therefrom, will also be A topical program seen each day. W·7:30 p.m. K-1l:30 p.m. X·IO:30 p.m. described in a special report on the Monday to "rldRY It\ this time on (Continued on page 7)

6: 45 Manitoba on Parade 9:10 Weather 5:00 Music Picture Lady 7:45 Three Minstrels 7:00 CDC Naws, Weather 9:15 Fancy Fingers 5: IS Sleepytime Story Teller 8:00 International Concert and Marine Forecast 9:30 Morning Devotions 5:30 Musical Program 9:00 CBC National News 7: 05 Manitoba on Parade 9:40 Interlude 5: 35 Chansonetles 9:15 News Roundup 7:30 CDC News, Weather 9: 45 Peggy MacFarlane 6: 00 Here and There 9:30 Summerfallow 7:40 Family Worship 9:55 Ruth Harding 6:15 Tempo for Two 10:00 Report from the 7:45 Morning Concert 10:00 Road of Life 6:30 CBC News, Weather Provinces 8 :00 CBC News 10:15 Rosemary 6:45 Bob Moir's Sport 10:15 Distinguished Artists 8:05 Weather 10:30 Pianorama 11 :00 Bob McMullin Show 8: 07 Sports Report Parade 8: 15 Breakfast Club 10:45 Laura Limited 6:55 International 11:30 Let's Square Dance 8 :45 Melody Highlights 11 :00 BBC News Commentary 12:00 CBC New., Weather 8:50 Piano Personalities 11: 15 Aunt Lucy 7:00 King Ganam 12: 15 Club Dale 9:00 CDC News 11 :30 Platter Party 7: 30 Guest Appearance 12:30 Melodic Moods

6:00 Test Pattern 7:30 News 10:00 The Playhou.88 III :00 News and Sign Off TV 7:00 Range Riders I 7:45 Spotlight 1 10:30 Late Show

6:45 Weather.Clockwatcher 9:45 Betty Tomlinson 5:45 Child's Guide to 9:00 Report from the 7:55 Family Worship 9:55 Ruth Harding Spuz;zum Province. 8:00 CDC News 10:00 BBC News 6:00 Just for Juniata 9: 15 Distinguished Artists 8:05 Weather. Interlude 10: 15 Aunt Lucy 6:]5 Chansonettes 10:00 Bob McMullin 8: 15 Breakfast Club 10:30 Laura Limited 6:40 International 10:30 Let's Square Dance B: 45 Platter Party 10:45 Morning Devotions Commentary 11:00 CDC News. Weather 6:45 CDC News. Weather 11:15 Club Date 9:00 CBC News 10:55 Interlude 7:00 International Concert 11:30 Guest Appearance 9:10 Weather, Scoreboard 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 8:00 CDC National New. 1I: 45 Three Minstrels 9:15 Hello Saskatchewan 11 :00 CBC News 8:15 News Roundup 12:00 King Ganam 9: 30 Morning Concert 11 :03 Timely Tunes 8:30 Summerfallow 12:30 Melodic MoodJI 12:57 CDC News, Weather ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Kc.) (MST)------6:45 Weather, Rise and 8:55 Ruth Harding 11:00 Variety Pops 200 CDC News 15:00 rust for Juniors 8:15 Distinguished Artists Shine 9:00 BBC News 11:30 Road of Lile 203 Concert Hour 5:15 Chansonettes 9:00 Bob McMullin Show 7 00 CBC News 9: 15 Aunt Lucy II :45 Rosemary 2 30 Trans-Canada Matinee 5:40 Internallonal 9:30 Let's Square Dance 7 05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Laura Limited 12:00 CDC News 3 15 Siesta Time Commentary 10:00 CBC News, Weather 7 15 Breakfast Club 9:45 Morning Devotions 12:10 Weather 330 Road Report. Alberta 5:45 CBC News, Weather 10:15 Club Date 7 4.5 Glen Bjamason, Sports 9:55 CBX Reporter 12: 15 Farm Broadcast Memos 6:00 International Concert 10:30 Guest Appearance 7 55 Family Worship 9:59 Dominion Time Signal 12:45 Western Rhythms 4 00 At the Keyboard 7:00 CBC National New. 10:45 Three Minstrels B 00 CBC News 10:00 CBC News 1:00 Guiding Light 4 IS Tempo for Two 7:15 News Roundup 11 :00 Glen B\·arnason. Sporlll 8 10 Weather 10:03 Timely Tunes 1:15 Ma Perkins 430 Pobble from Pluto 7:30 Summerlallow 11: 15 Musico Program 8 15 Swingalong 10:15 Elwood Glover 1:30 Pepper Young 445 Child's Guide to 8:00 Report from the 11:30 Melodic Moods B 45 Betty Tomlinson 10:45 Musical Program I :45 Right to Happiness Spuszum Provinces 11:57 CBC New., Weather

CBC DOMINION (MDT) For Corrections and Late Program Hotes '01" .... 8:30 Canadian Sports 9:00 Dominion News Last Week·s Times-See Page 8 • -Roundup 9:30 Dominion Magaain. Page Four CBC TIMES « BADIO NOTES » Conservatoire and the Ecole Nonnale. highways for Manitoba. Mr. George from Stockholm to Lislxm, and intro­ Last September she was on a jury Collins, will also participate. duced dozens of Europe's leading acts TRANS·CANADA MATINEE. judging international competitions at CBWT-8:45 p.m. to audiences on this side. This year, r..'\'. l'5lor,r. A Xcw L1rf': A Book I Geneva. She has ghen many concerts marking special events. the show has Ukf'. I.('ltcr::. or Edna ~t. VinCf·n1 'Illlay. ROil lIamhlelOu. Toronlo; and recitals in Europe and America. FOLLOW THAT MAN. Ralph Bel­ originated in Hollywood, Boston. Pit­ nf'W~ cOlllmt'nlary: I·ccor(l'l. Dom. 8:30 p,m. COT: 8:30 p.m. MDT lamy plays the role of Mike Barnett. tsburgb, Detroit and Philadelphi" The birth of a child in Borneo, where private investi­ and there have been remote pickups U.N'. is providing supplies and main· MUSIC IN OUR TIME. Re<..'Ordcd pro­ gator, in t his from Minneapolis. Atlanta and Miami ing for medical workers, is described wam prepared by John Beckwith; series of mystery Beach. Artist.. who made their TV in today's U.N. story. Proper mid· from Toronto. yarns, with Lisa c1f'but'i On Toast of the Town includ(· wifery and proper treatment for lep­ Seconrl or tlll'ce J,.lI'OKTaUl::: or recent Ho\varo in the :\Iartin and Lewis, Jackie Gleason. prosy are said to be the great m:cds m 11 sic b.v Amcl'ican compo!'lf'rJO. supporting cast. Rosemary Clooney, Rise Stevcns, Mar­ at present in Borneo. String QUal'tet (Leon Kir'lchnl'r.) garet Tmman, Johnnie Ray, Joni James, Com. 9:30 p.m. CDT Tonight the tale W·3:30 p.m. K-3:30 p.m. X-2:30 p.m. is of a pay·rol1 Sophie Tucker and Lena Home. The grab in a hig fac· program has been on the air for six JUST FOR JUNIORS. Recorded items DOMINION THEATRE. A Girl With tory, an unsuc· years without interruption. Sullivan for the young folk today are: Tom a Futme. by George Salverson, A ccssful .getaway, has missed just onc hroadcast. Marlo and Jerry and the Fire Engine, and small-town girl's ovcr·prolective par­ ;; an obliging land- Lewis is his co-pro

6 45 Manitoba on Parad. 9:10 Weather 4 :30 Concert Hour 7:30 Lei's Make Music 7:00 CBC News, Weather 9:15 Fancy Fingers 5:00 Pobble Irom Pluto 8:00 Fighting Words and Marine Forecast 9: 30 Morning Devotions Tuesday, Aug. 24, 1954 5:15 Child's Guide to 8:30 Music from the Pacific 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 9:40 Interlude CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CDT) Spuzzum 9:00 CBC Nationol News 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9:45 Peggy MacFarlane 5 :30 Musical Program 9:15 News Roundup 7:40 Family Worship 9:55 Ruth Harding II :59 Dominion Time Signal 2:00 Guiding Light 5: 35 The Lennicks 9:30 Leicester Square 7 :45 Morning Concert 10:00 Road of Life 12:00 Messages, Marine 2: IS Ma Perkins 6: 00 Here and There 1 10:00 So To Speak 8:00 CSC News 10:15 Rosemary Forecast ond Interlude 2: 30 Pepper Young 6: 15 Barney Potts 10:15 Canadiana 8:05 Weather 10:30 Pianorama 12: 15 Elwood Glover 2:45 Right to Happine8ll 6:30 CBC News. Weather 10:30 Ragtime Rhythm 8 :07 Sports Report 10:45 Laura Limited 12: 45 Mart Kenney 3:00 Interlude 6:45 Bob Moir's Sports II:00 Chicho Valle 8: IS Breakfast Club 1:00 CBC News 3: 03 Roll Back the Years Parade II:30 ChUcotin Traih; 8:45 Malody Highli~hls 1l:00 BBC News 1:10 Weather 3:30 Trans·Canada Matinee 6:55 International 12:00 CBC News, Weather 8:50 Piano Pen;onahties 1I:15 Aunt Lucy 1:15 Farm Broadcast 4:15 CBC News Commentary 12:15 Joyce Sullivan 9'00 CBC News II :30 Platter Party 1:45 Hoedown Haven 4: 18 Tea Time Tunes 1:00 This Is Radio 12:30 Melodic Moods CBWT. CHANNEL 4 (CDT) 6:00 Test Pattern 7:30 News 8:00 Sports Parade 8:45 Round Table 9:30 Holidoy 10:30 Tuesday Theatre TV 7 :00 Hans Anderson I 7:45 Spotlight I 8:15 Ruggles Family 9:00 Follow That Man I10:00 What's My Line 11l:30 News and Sign Oft CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) 6:45 Wealher.Clockwatcher 9:45 Betty Tomlinson 11:15 Elwood Glover 2:30 Pepper Younq 6:00 Just for Juniors 9: 00 So To Speak 7:55 Fomily Worship 9:55 Rulh Harding 11:45 Mctrt Kenney 2:45 Right to Happiness 6:15 The Lennicks 9:15 Canadiana 8:00 CBC News 10:00 BBC News 12;00 Variety Pops 3:00 CBC News 6:40 International 9:30 Music Irom the Pacific 8:05 Weather, Interlude 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:30 Road of Life 3:03 Concert Hour Commentary 10:00 Let's Make Music 8:15 Breakfast Club 10:30 Laura Limited 12:45 Rosemary 3:30 Trans-Canada Matinee 6:45 CBC News, Weather 10:30 Chilcotin Trails 8:45 Platter Pc:uty 10:45 Morning Devotions 1:00 CBC News ~:15 Siesta Time 1:00 Fighting Words 11:00 CBC News, Wealher I: 10 Weather 4:30 Musical Program '·.30 Tb" I, Rad,·a II: 15 Joyce Sullivan 9:00 CBC News 10 :55 I n ter1u d e 1: 15 Farm Broadcasl 5:00 At the Keyboard .., II :30 Ragtime RhYlhm 9:10 Weather, Scoreboard 10;59 Dominion Time Siqnal 1 :~5 Western Rhythms 5:15 Barney Polls 8:00 CBC National News 12:00 Chicho Valle 9:15 Hello Saskatchewan 11:00 CBC News 2:00 Guiding Light 5:30 Music Picture Lady 8:15 News Roundup 12:30 Melodic Moods 9: 30 Morning Concert 11 :05 Morning Devotions 2: 15 Ma Perkins 5 :45 Sleepytime Slory Teller 8:30 Leicester Square 12:51 CBC News, Weather ------CBX, ALBERTA (IOro Kc.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Kc.) (MST) ------6:45 Weather, Rise and 8:55 Ruth Harding 11:00 Variety Pops 2:00 CBC News 5:00 Just lor Juniors 8:15 Canadiana Shine 9:00 BBC News 111:30 Road of Life 2:03 Concert Hour 5:15 The Lennicks 8:30 Music from the Pacific 7 00 CBC News 9:15 Aunt Lucy 11:45 Rosemary 2:30 Trcms·Canada Matinee 5:40 International 9:00 Let's Make Music 7 05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Laura Limited 12:00 CBC News 3:15 Siesta Time Commentary 9:30 Chilcotin Trails 7 15 BreaklQst Club 9:45 Morning Devotions 12:10 Weather 3:30 Road Report, Alberta 5:45 CBC News, Weather 10:00 CSC News, Weather 7 45 Glen Bjarnason, Sporta 9:55 CBX Reporter 12:15 Farm Broadcast Memos 6:00 Fighting Words 10: 15 Joyce Sullivan 1 55 Family Worship 9:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 12:45 Western Rhythms 4.00 At the Keyboard 6:30 This Is Radio 10:30 Ragtime Rhythm . 8 00 CBC News 10:00 CBC News 1:00 Guiding Light· 1:00 CBC National Newli 11:00 Glen Bjarnason, Sporll!l 8 10 Weather 10:05 Morning Devotions 1:15 Ma Perkins 4:15 Ban~ey ~ott!l 7:15 News Roundup 11:15 Musical Program 8 15 Swingalonq 10:15 Elwood Glover 1:30 Pepper Young 4:30 MUSIC Picture Lady 7:30 Leicester Square 11: 30 Melodic Moods 8 45 Betty Tomlinson 10:45 Marl Kenney 1:45 Right to Happiness 4:45 Sleeptime Story Teller 8:00 So To SpeaK 11:51 CBC News, Weather CBC DOMINION (MDT) For Corrections and Late Program 6: 30 Toscanini Conducts 8:00 BBC Presents 8:30 Concert HaU 10:30 ToacaDini Conducts Notes for Last Week's Times (1:30 p.m, CDT Man.) I I (Sosk. and Alta.) (Sask.) -See Page 8. 7: 30 Concert Hall 8:30 Music in Our Time 9:00 Dominion New. 11:30 Toscanini Conducts (8:30 p.m. COT MaD,) (9:30 p.m. COT Man.) 9:30 1)ominion Theone 1 00:30 p.m. MST Alta.) August 22 - 28 Page Five « BJlDIO HaTES » weslern story, Hopalong Cassidy and black'" and closes with night darken­ TWO 'CELLO CONCERTI. Reynold lhe Two-legged Wolf. ing the streets again. Between are Siemens. ·(.'cllist, with cae Winnipeg TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. K·6:00 p,m. X-5:00 p.m. dreams, encounters, gossipings in kit­ String Orchestra; T. M. Taylor, pro­ Adventurc! of Para Handy, LOdKCt'S chens and bedrooms, in the Sailor's ducerj from Winnipeg. on a Houseboat, Hugh webster; 1115­ AS THEY SAW IT. Second of a Arms, the schoolyard, the Welfare Inn ~trlngs tory on Your Dool'step. Madame COIH'erlo fOI' 'Cello and In series of talks on wcstern events by and the dwky wood, Thornas began E lUnOl' (Vhall.!l) ; Concerto for AIDanl, Lou Craig, MOlllrcal; news 'Cello aud Strlug" in .\ Major (Tar- commentary, records, people who were either present on the work in 1937, for the BBC, titling tlnl). • the occasion, or have gathered authen­ It then The Village That \Vus .\tad. Pam Handy takes a family of lodgers The Tartini work is having its western tic information from those who were. He delivered the final version to the aboard the Vital Spark while al hcmisphere premiere on this occasion. anchor in the harbour at Crarae, and Tonight the speaker is Chris Higgin­ nBC shortly before he left England in Octoher, 1953. for his last journey. Guiseppi Tartini has trouble dislodging lhcm. Lou botham of Regina, and llle subject is (1692-1770) was the Regina riots. He was 40 when he died in New York Cmig's next door neighbour in Forl a brilliant violin­ K-7:00 p.m. X·6:00 p.m. on November 9. Followers of con­ Chambly, Quebec, if she had lived ist, composer Thursday. August 26. W-IO:45 p.m, temporary English verse regarded him and 114 years ago, would have been musical tJleorist. as one of the major poets of his Louise Emma Lajeunesse, whose fame The acoustical INTRODucnON TO WEDNES­ generation, hut even his e los est as "Mme. Alhani" became quite a phenomenon of DAY NIGHT. The Wednesday Night friends were surprisl.'<.1 hy the wide­ marvel in hcr home town. the "third tone" program tJlls week is chiefly devoted spread mourning occasioned hy his W-3:30 p.m. K-3:30 p.m. X-2:30 p.m_ was his discovery to Dylan Thomas, \Velsh poet; his ~lrly death. and is still called work, and his native <:ountry. \'Vales. W-8:00 p.m. K·9:00 p.m. X·8:oo p.m. "Tartini's tone," OUTDOORS WITH KERny WOOD. W·7:15 p.m. K·7:4S p.m. X-6:45 p.m. This is the sixth talk in Kerry Wood's Son of a noble- ell C SYMPHONY OnCHESTHA. Reynold Siemens man of Pad u a series. The day's trek being over and Comero'~ the young wCKxlsmen settling down CBC Wednesday Night Symphony orchesLnt conducted by he secretly married Cardinal for their evening DlC'd.1, tJl(' talk is Geoffrey \Vaddingtol1; from Toronto. nif'Ce, and had to fly to Rome to about cooking. We Jearn how to make DYLAN THOMAS READING. A O,erture to EKlllont Hef'thoven): Cst.~dpe the C3rdinal's wmth. He was haU-hour of poetry readings by Dylan Symphony l\o. 3 in I:: t'IM, I::rolra a bannock, woodsman's substitute for (DeethovCIl) . forgiven later, partly becawe of his bread, and very good, tOOi hunter's Thomas, made on his last visit to W-9:30 p.m. K-I0:00 p.m. X·9:00 p.m. magniBecnt violin playing, and went Vancouver, May, Hobert Harley, stewj lamb's quarter amI plantain and ·1952; on to a greater career in music. His producer; from Vancouver. A Major Concerto was written origin­ dandelions for vegetablesj S<'lskatoons ORGAN MCITAL. and bush strawberries and dewberries '!rokf".n appolnlment, ThoUlIl3 Hardy; ally for \iota da gamba, and arranged :'illl'htmgalf'~, Robert BridKcs; The El'flest 1II1lynard, organist or Batli for 'cello and strings by Oreste Ravan­ for dcssert. And after such a fine OWl, Edward Thoma5; Lament For .Ulbey; from HBe, Program; Duetto meal, a little entertainment is in ~Ir... ?ttary ~Ioore, and For Anne tWbIUOck); Fantal!Y on a tune. eUo, who gave it its first European GrCKor:r, W. H. Yf'al~; Tbe Unkno\\u Ilabylon'<:: SlI'cams (HarrIs). performance at Padua, with A. order. and il turns out to be a bull­ Citizen. ami Sf'ptf'mhf'r I ;;t, 1939, \V. fight. But what a bull-fight! Calion II. AIHlcn: A Wlnlf'r'!j Tale, from Though Bath was mercilessly bombed Cuccoli as soloist. Antonio Vivaldi learned it from the Calgary nover IhmUJs ami Elltl'alH'f'S, Dylan Thomas. during the war, the Gennan airmen (1675-J741) wrote nearly 70 string Scouts, who staged one when Lord Dylan Thomas died in New York on left Bath ALbey allllost unscathed. coneerti, of which the E Minor is Baden-Powell, Chief Scout of the November 9, 1953. He had been L'On­ Near the Pump Room and thc Crcat probahly the most popular. Reynold world, paid them a visit, The bull dueting a lecture tour of the United Roman Balll, the Abbey is one of the Siemcn.... 'cello soloist in these works. ('onsisted of two Rover Scouts. one at Slates. most precious monuments of the had his early training with Adelaide each end. cross-eyes, wobbly horns, W·7:30 p.m. K·8:30 p.m. X-7:30 p.m. beautiful city. It is believed to stand Sinclair in \Vinnipeg. In 1952 he re­ tail like a hat·rack, and a lot of on the ground of a nunnery founded ceived a scholarship for study with comic antics. Callan made one, too, UNDER MILK WOOD. in 676 llnd a church in which King Leonard Rose at the Curtis Institute, Edgar was crowned in the 10th and used it to stalk some mallard Under j\fllk \VoOd, a play for vo\(~es Philadelphia, and was the nrst student ducks-with odd results. in \'crse and prose, by Dylan Thomas; century. The present building was in the 'cello department to receive an from DBC, completed in 1616, but was heavily w-s:oo p.m. 1(·5:30 p.m. X-4:30 p.m. A standing during Mr. Rose's regime. The play deals with twenty-four restored in the 19th century. The Siemens has appeared as soloist with hours in a small \Velsh fishing village. famous \Vest Front with its eight the Bronx Symphony of New York JUST FOR JUNIORS. Today's re­ Spring foams through the place, which angels was designed by Bishop Oliver and the cac Orchestra in Winnipeg. corded stories for young folk arc: has "falleD he.'ld over bells in love," King, 15th century ccclesiast and and has given recitals in a number of The nilly CoalS Gruff, told by Boris The scene opens with "moonless night secretary to the king. Karloff (repeated by request), and a in the small town, starless and bible- W·I0:30 p.m, K-11:15 p.m. X-IO:15p.m. (Contintled on page 6)

6: 45 Manitoba on Parade 9:10 Weather 4: 18 Tea Time Tunes 7:00 Music at Seven 7:00 CBC News, Weather 9:15 Fancy Fingers 4: 30 Concert Hour 7:15 Inlroduclion to and Marine Forecast 9: 30 Morning Devotions Wednesday, Aug. 25, 1954 5:00 Kerry Wood Wednesday Niqht 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 9:40 Interlude 5: 15 Two Boys in Banff 7: 30 Dylan Thomas 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9:45 Peggy MacFarlane CBW, MANITOBA (990 Ke.) (CDT) 5:30 Musical Program Reading 7:40 Family Worship 9:55 Ruth Hardinq 5:35 Continental Carrousel 8:00 Under Milk Wood 7:45 Morning Concert 10:00 Road of Life 12 :00 Me$Sages, Marine I:45 Hoedown Haven 6:00 Here and There 9:00 CBC National News 8:00 CBC News 10:15 Rosemary Forecast and Interlude 2:00 Guidinq Liqht 6: 15 What's New? 9:15 News Roundul) 8:05 Weather 10:30 Pianorama 12:15 Elwood Glover 2:15 Ma Perkins 9: 30 CBC Symphony 8: 07 Sports Report 10:45 Laura Limited 12:45 Musical Program 2:30 Pepper Young 6~30 CBC News, Weather 10: 30 Organ Recital 8:15 Breakfast Club 11:00 BBC News 1:00 CBC News 2:45 Right to Happiness 6:45 Bob Moir's Sports 10:45 Two 'Cello Concerti 8:45 Melody Hiqhliqhts 11: IS Aunt Lucy 3:00 Musical Program Parade 11:15 Wednesday Concert 8: 50 Plano Personalities 11 ~30 Piatier Party I: 10 Weather 3:30 Trans·Canada Matinee 6:55 Intemationol 12:00 CBC News. Weather 9:00 CBC News 11 :59 Dominion Tima Signal 1:15 Farm Broadcast 4:15 CBC News Commentary 12:15 Announcer's Choice ------CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (CDT) 6:00 Test Pallem I 7:15 Willie Wonderlul I 7:45 Spotlight I 8:30 Duffy's Tavern 9:30 Playbill 11:00 News and Sign Off TV 7:00 Pet's Comer 7:30 News 8:00 LUe With Elizabeth 9:00 Living 10:00 Drama Playhouse ------I CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Ke.) (MDT) ------6:45 Weather. Clockwatcher 9:45 Betty Tomlinson 11:15 Elwood Glover 2:30 Pepper Young 6:00 Just lor Juniors 1:55 Family Worship 9:55 Ruth Harding 1l:45 Musical Ptogram 2:45 Right to Happiness 6:15 Continental Carrousel 8:00 CBC News 10:00 BBC News 12:00 Variety Pops 3:00 CBC News 6:40 International 8:05 Weather. Interlude 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:30 Road oj Life 3:03 Concert Hour Commentary 8: 15 Breakfast Club 10:30 Laura Limited 12:45 Rosemary 3:30 Trans-Canada Matinee 6:45 CBC News. Weather 8:45 Platler Party 10:45 Morning Devotions 1:00 CBC News 4:15 Sies!a Time 7:00 As They Saw II 10'55 Inlerl de 1:10 Weather 4:30 MUSical Program 7:15 Best of All 9:00 CBC News ._u. .. 1 1:15 Farm Broadcast 5:00 At the Keyboard 7:45 Introduction to 9:10 Weather, Scoreboard 10:59 DomlnJon Time Slqnal 1:45 Western Rhythms 5:15 What's New? Wednesday Night 9: 15 Hello Saskatchewan 11:00 CBC News 2:00 Guiding Light 5:30 Kerry Wood 8:00 CBC National News 9: 30 Morning Concert 111:03 Timely Tunes 2:15 Ma Perkins 5:45 Two Boys in Banff 8:15 News Roundup ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Ke.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Kc.) (MST)------6:45 Weather. Rise and 8:55 Ruth Harding 11:00 Variety Pops 2:00 CBC News 5:15 Continental Carrousel 7:30 Dylan Thomas Shine 9:00 BBC News 11:30 Road of Life 2:03 Concert Hour 5:40 International Reading 7:00 CBC News 9:15 Aunt Lucy 11:45 Rosemary 2:30 Trans-Canada Matlnee Commentary 8:00 Under Milk Wood 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Laura Limited 12:00 CBC News 3:15 Siesta Time 5:45 CBC News, Weather 9:00 CDC Symphony 7:15 Breakfast Club 9:45 Morning Devotions l2:10 Weather 3:30 Road Report, Alberta G'OO As They Saw It 10:00 CBC News, Weather 7:45 Glen Bjamason, Sports 9:55 CBX Reporler 12:15 Farm Broadcast Memos : 10:15 Organ Recitol 7:55 Family WOIllhip 9:59 Dominion Time Signal 12:45 Western Rhythms 400 At the Keyboard 6.15 Besl of ~1I 10:30 Two 'Cello Concerti 8:00 CBC News 10:00 CBC News 1:00 Guidinq Light .. 15 What's New? 6:45 Introduchon to. t I:00 Glen Bjamason. Sport. 8:10 Weather 10:03 Timely Tunes 1:15 Ma Perkins 430 Kerry Wood Wednesday Night 1l:15 Musical Program 8:15 Swingalonq 10:15 Elwood Glover 1:30 Pepper YOUDq 445 Two Boys In Banff 7:00 CBC Notional News II :30 Melodic Moods 8:45 Belly Tomlinson 10:45 Musical Program 1:45 Riqht to Happiness 500 Just for Juniors 7:15 News Roundup III :57 CDC News, Weather CBC DOMINION (MDT) For Corrections and Late Program Notes for 7:00 They Heard Music 8~00 Author Meets Critics I 8:30 Come Into the Parlour Last Week's Times-See Page 8. 7:30 Canadian Music Hall I 9:00 Dominion News Page Six CBC TIMES « Arrlca, wlJCI'C Dr. Schweitzer now Connelly and Robert Mosher. The HIIDIO HOTES » lives, and opf>rales his ramous hos· WEDNESDAY NOTES cast in the TV show is: Amos-Alvin TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. pita] settlement. was in Childress; Aody-Spencer Williams; (Continued from page 5) Seeing "'or l'Ilyselt, Holland on tbe Albert Schweitzer born Upper Run, Barbara Wbluey, Montreal; Alsace, son and grandson of Alsatian The Kingfish-Tim }.Ioore; Sapphire­ Iium l:I11rdlng; ncws commentary; Ernestine \Vade; Lightnin'-Hornce cities in the United States. He joined pastOTS__ He was recognized as a the American Society of Ancient In­ records. scholar of exceptional brilliance while Stewart; Mama, KingBsh's mother-in­ Barbo.,. Whitley says she spiralled, law-Amanda Randolph; Consultant struments last season as viola da still in his twenties, when his works gamba player. He is cohtinuing his windmilled and plopped from the on Chri'it and St. Paul had already had Algonquin J. Calhoun-Johnny Lee. highlands of Swilzerland to the low­ In rc<.'Cnt episode.., The Kingfish has shldies with Lconard Rose each sum­ a profound effect on thcological mer. lands of Holland. In Holland a thought. He was also a fine organist been moving more and more to the young lady had arranged an itinerary and an authority on organ building, centre of tile stage, \Vitll Amos and W·10:45 p.m. X-li :30 p.m. X-IO:30 p.m. for her, including only "musts." But and he had written an important book Andy in the b.1.ckgTOund. The clever there were two weeks of "musts," and on Bach. At 30, his reputation was Kingfish is always thinking up « « TV HOTES »» only two days of time, so Barbara international. From then on his per­ schemes for making money, and using had to take it on the run. poor Andy for a dupe. Meantime, he DUFFY'S TAVERN. Archie hircs a W·3:30 p.m. K-3:30 p.m. X·2:30 p.m. sonal philosophy led him to a com­ plete change. He felt that his duty himself gets into a great fuss over French chef and busincss in the was "to assume his share of the world's his pretty wife, Sapphire, and tangles Tavern picks up. One of the new JUST FOR JUNIORS. In this re­ misery," and he became a missionary himself in an endless series of diffi­ p.1.trons, oversized Daphne Poindexter, corded series of songs and stories for after seven years of preparation in culties. The famous characters, in TV as wealthy as she is fat. becomes so young folk, today's items are a song, are as blundering and good-humoured enamored of the cooking that Archie "Cincinnati Dancing Pig;' and the teaching, preaching, lecturing, organ playing, writing and acquiring a and quaint 3S they .. re on radio. tells her that he is the one who cooks first of two instalments of "Dumbo," CBWT-8:00 p.m. tlle food. When the French chef be­ with Shirley Temple as narrator. degree m medicine. In 1913 he left K-6:00 p.m_ X-5:00 p.m. Strasbourg with his wife for French comes downhearted over the indiffer­ Equatorial Africa to teach Christianity FIGHTlNC WORDS. A Po.nel of ex­ ence of his girl friend, Archie inter­ FOOTLOOSE. Helmut Blume reports and to fight disease among the natives, perts tries to identify quotations sent cedes with the girl friend, who from Rome this week, with a docu­ and settled at Lambarene. on the in by viewers, with awards going to promptly becomes infahmtcd with mentary including bells, fountains, Ogowe River. Today his hospibl set­ the contributing viewers when the Archie. summer opera. street musicians, traffic tlement has forty huildings and 500 questions are answered, and larger CBWT-8:30 p.m. and marketplace cries. The recorded beds, and deeper in the forest, his ones when they are not. Nath.1.n voices of de Gasperi and Scelba. poli­ leper village houses 200 men, women Cohen is the eh.1irman. From Toronto. PLAYBILL. CBWT-9:00 p.m. tical leaders will be heard, and a and children. Dr. Schweitzer, at 79, III Met .ny MoonJlgbt, by Peler Fran­ commentary on antiquity and modern­ still lives at Lambarene, but makes oc­ cis or Toronto: Arthur Hiller, pro­ ism, existing side by side in the casional visits to Europe and America RACKET SQUAD. Rackets! They run ducer; from '"foronto. Eternal City. to raise money for his hospitals through all the business and social The events are seen through the eyes of a little girl, whose jaded mother W-1:00 p.m. K·9:00 p.m. X·8:00 p.m. through lectures and organ recitals. life of new communities, and even in Dom. 9:45 p.m. older ones where routines arc longer nms a theatrical boardinghouse in TORONTO PROM. Toronto Sym­ -- established and people know one which two tenants are a boorish VANCOUVER STRINGS. String or­ phony Orchestra conducted by Ettore another better, they arc not absent. weight-lifter and an evil Arab sword­ chestra conducted by Jan de Riman­ A young working widow takes her swallower. One day the mother rents Mazzoleni; Irene Apine and Jury Got­ oezy; from Vancouver. shalks, dancers; from Toronto. child to a sub-standard day nursery; a room to a charming magician, by SymplJony No. 2 (L. Rlvier); Pas­ a young serviceman makes an impru­ whose feats of legerdemain the little Overture, Strect Corner (Alan Raws­ sacaglia (Halvorsen). thorne); The Birds (ResPlgb1): Pas dent marriage to an "Allotment girl is captivated. He is kind, and dc deux. Act II, Swan Lake (Tchlll­ W·ll:oo p.m. K-IO:oo p.m. X-9:00 p.m. a warm friendship springs up between kovSky); Adagletto for StrIngs. rrom Annie"; a man in difficulties borrows L'Ar]eslenne (Bizet): Volccs or m 0 n e y from an individual who the two. He confides that his most Spring (Strauss). {( {( TV HOTES »» charges interest rates much greater prized possessions are kept locked in W-7:30 p.m. K-7:oo p.m. X-6:00 p.m. AMOS 'N ANDY. This is the TV ver­ than the law allows. In the «Racket a trunk in his room. The weight­ sion of one of the most venerable of Squad" TV series, which concludes lifter and the sword-swallower hear MEMO FROM U.N. radio shows. Freeman Gosden and this week, some of tllem have been of this trunk, think it is full of Story or the lire and work. or Dr. Albert SchweItzer. ramous scholar, Charles Correll, who originated the exposed in dramatic form, with Reed valuables, and plan to murder the musician and me

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6:45 Weather.Clockwatcher 9: 30 Midweek Review 7:55 Family Worship 9:45 Cal Jackson 8:00 CBC News 10:00 Vancouver Strings 8:05 Weather, Interlude 10:30 Tapscolt Chorus 8: 15 Breakfast Club II:00 CBC News. Weather 8:45 Platter Party II:15 Doug Taylor Sings 9:00 CBC News 11:30 Winnipeq Drama 9:05 Weather. SCoreboard 12:00 A Word In Your Ear 9:15 Hello Soskatchewan 12:30 Melodic Moods 9:30 MornIn9 Concert 12:51 CBC Now•• Weather

6:45 Weather. RIse and Shine 7 00 CBC News 7 05 Weather. Interlude 7 15 Breakfast Club 7 45 Glen Blamason. Spom 7 55 Family Worship 8 00 CBC New. 8 OS Weather 8 15 Sw.lDgalonq 8 45 Belty Tomlinson CBC DOMINION (MDT) ror Corrections and Late Program Notes for 7:00 New Souncb , 8:00 Court of Opinion 19:00 Dominion News Last Week's Times--See Page 8. (8:00 p.m. CDT Man.) 8;30 Masler Musicians 9:30 Assignment Abroad 1:30 PlatterhraiD (S:30 p.m. eDT MaD.) 9:45 Memo from U.N. August 22 - 28 Page Seven tale. Millar, born in California, spent « HIlDIO NOTES » matic fronts. Wartime underground meudous mile race, U1C tragic ending his childhood with his Canadian activities and spy hunts make exciting to the marathon and the great dis­ TI1ANS-CANADA MATINEE. parents in Manitoba. Alberro and B.C. episodes. Well-known players are seen play of courage by England's Jim Da.\' Camp~, Lllltan England. ToronLo: Mrs. Millar was born in Ontario. Mil­ in many of the plays. nslt Lo " H{'rh Farrp, Allan Ander­ Peters, and of cours(' Canada's great !\on. Toronto; llPW:; rommpnlary; lar writes under the pseudonym John CBWT-9:30 p.1l:&. .. how in winning the 440 relay, ~nd r{'cordll. Ross Macdonald. His most recent -- TIlE PLAYHOUSE. J,tetting a second in the pole vault. Lillian England spent the summer book is Find a Victim. My biggest thrill. I suppose, was the W-IO:15 p.m. X·9:15 p.m. X-8:15 p.m. The Mirror, drama, with Viclor lory getting acquainted with day camps, 3S f'aul Slevens. rowing event when Canada's crew of :lnd tells why she and her son. who VANCOUVER THEATRE. Last play Paul Stevens is a suCt.'CSsful man Eights from the University of British is hard of hearing, live within casy of the series Company C111. by Ian whose smug wall of self-assurance Columbia defeated the great English distance of one. The herQ farm des­ Thome, telling the story of a Cana­ crumbles bcIore the crisis arising rowing crew from the Thames Rowing cribed is in Ontario. dian summer theatre troupe. Tonight's when his ne'er-do-well cousin Erik Club by three lengths. And that same W·3:30 p.m_ X-3:30 p.m. X·2:30 p.m. pJay is about Mickey O'Neil. juvenile turns a mirror on the past. day, I had the privilege of describing CBWT·I0:00 p.m. TORONTO EXHIBITIO . Opening actor. who is in love with the ingenue. -- the arrival of His Royal Highness the ceremonies at the Toronto Exhibition, By the time true Jove has run its Duke of Edinburgh for his first visit in which II.R.H. the Duchess of Kent course. Mickey has lost a Hollywood The Empire Games to the games. will participate. will be broadcast at contract, but won his love. which is As I say. it's still too soon to sort Member$ of 110 mean family this time. adequate compensation. Cast: The out all the events and put them in W·5:35 p.m. K-6:15 p.m. X-5: 15 p.m. Ingenue-Doris ChiUcott; Mickey­ (By Druce Marsh, CBC Winnipeg, their proper perspective. But 1 do Strowan Robertson. Raymond \Vhite­ who was one of the CBC', commen­ know that I'll always remember the JUST FOR J NIORS. Recorded songs house. producer. From VSDf...'Ouver. tators at the British Empire Games) British Empire and Commonwealth and stories for children. Shirley W.. IO:30 p_m. X-9:30 p.m. X-8 :30 p.m. UST returning from Vancouver Games as a truly great experience. Temple continues narration of the it's still a little early to sort out I know it may sccm a commonplace PRAIRIE SHOWCASE. D e V ina story '

&: 45 ManItoba on Parade 9: 10 Weather 4: 30 Concert Hour 7:30 Hollywood Bowl 7:00 CBC He...s, Weather 9:15 Faney Fingers 5:00 My Shipmate Jimmy 8:30 Song* of My P.apl. and Marine Foreco.at 9:30 Morninq Devotions Friday, Aug. 27, 1954 5:15 Wake ot the West 9:00 cac NaUonal He...s 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 9:40 Interlude Wind 9:15 News Roundup 7:30 CBC N.we, Weath.r 9:45 peqgy MacFarlane CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CDT) 5:30 Musica.1 Pr09ram 9:30 cac Sporta Paille 7:40 Family Worship 9:55 Ruth Harding 5:35 Toronto Exbibilion 10:00 Spain 7: 45 Morninlll Conc.rl 10:00 Road of Lite 12:00 M...ag.., Marine 2:00 Guidi.rllll Lllllbt 6:00 Here and Tber. 10:15 Old Acquai.rltanc. 8:00 cac N.wa 10:J5 Rosemary Foreco.al and Interlude 2:15 Ma P.rkins 6:15 Fred HUJ 10:30 Vancouver Theatre 8:1)5 Weather 10:30 Pianorama 12:15 Elwood Glo....r 2:30 Peppfi YOUDlII &:30 CBC Ne...a, Weath.r 11:00 Prairie ShOWcaH 8:07 Sporta R.port 10:45 Laura Limited 12:45 Musical PT09ram 2:45 Rilllbt to Happineu &:45 Bob Noir's Sporta 11:15 Rendez...ous 8:15 Breo:ldasl Club 11:00 BBC H.ws 1:00 esc He...s 3:00 Musical Proqram Parade 11:30 Thirty tor Georq. B:45 Melody Hlqhlilllbta 11:15 Aunt Lucy 1:10 Weather 3:30 Trana-Canada Matin•• 6:55 International 12:00 CBC Hews, W.ath.r 8:50 Piano PeraonaUti.. 11:30 Plotter Party 1:15 Farm. Broadc:oat 4:15 CBC News Comm.ntary 12:15 The Rhythm. Pub 9:00 CBC H.ws 11:59 DominIon Time SilIInal 1:45 Hoedown Ha....n 4:18 Tea Tim.e Tunes 7:00 Curtain Melodies 12:30 HeqTo Colleqe Choir ------CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (CDT) ------6:00 Tesl Patt.Tn I 7:30 HewII I 8:00 Sporta Parade I 8:45 Ho~by.Hj.Lites 110:00 Family Theatre 111:00 News and SilIIn Off TV 7:00 Roy ROtlers 7:45 Spotligbt 8:15 Denny Vauqbau 9:00 Boxing I CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) ------6:45 Weather,Clockwaleb.r 9:55 Ruth HOlding II :45 Musical Pr09ram 2 :45 Right to Happiness 6:15 Toronto Exhibition 9:00 Spain 7:55 Family Worablp 10:00 BBC NewII 12:00 Variety Popa 3:00 CBC News 6:40 InternaUonal 9:15 Old AcquaIntanc. 8:00 cac N.ws 10:J5 Aunt Lucy 12:30 Road of Uf. 3:03 Concert Hour Commentary 9:30 Vancou....r Theatr. 8:05 Weather, Interlude 10:30 Laura Limited 12:45 Rosemary 3:30 Trana-Canada Matinee 6:45 CBC Hewa, W~lb.r 10:00 Thirty tor Georqe 8:15 Breaktaat Club 10:45 Morninlll Devotions 1:00 CBC Newe 4:15 Siesta Tim. 7:00 Bill Good 10;30 cac Sporta Paille 8: 45 Platt.r Parly 10:55 Inlerlude 1:10 W.ather 4:30 Musical Pr09ram 7:15 Prairie Showcase 11 :00 CBC H.ws, Weath.r 9:00 CBC New. 10:59 Dominion Tim. Slqnal 1:15 Fana Broadcasl 5:00 At the .Keyboard 7:30 SonlIIS of My People 11:15 The Rhythm. Pal. 9:10 Weather. Scoreboard 1:45 West.rn Rbythms 5:15 Fr.d Hill II:00 CDC New. 2:00 Guiding L1l11bt 5:30 My IIhipmale Jimmy 8 :00 cac HaUonal H.ws II:30 Hegro Colleqe Cboir 9:15 Hello Saskalchewan II :03 Timely Tunes 2:15 Ma Perkins 5:45 Wake ot th•.W.stWind 8: 15 News Roundup 12 :00 Hoi Air 9:30 Morninlll Conc.rt 11: 15 Elwood Glover 2:30 Pepp.r Younq 6:00 Jusl for )uruors 8 :30 Curtain Melodies 12:57 CBC News. Weatb.r 9:45 Belty Tomlinson ..::....:...:.=...:..:==~------CBX,ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Kc.) (MST)'------6:45 Weather. Ris. and 8:55 Ruth Harding 11:00 Variely Pops 200 CBC Hew. 5:15 Toronto Exhibition 8:15 Old Acquaintanc. Sbine 9:00 BBC H.wII 11:30 Road of LIf. 203 Conc.rt Hour 5:40 International 8:30 Vancouv.r Theatre 7:00 CBC N.ws 9:15 Aunt Lucy 11:45 Rosemary 230 Trana·Canada MaUne. Comm.ntary 9:00 Tbirty for GeorlII. 7:05 Weather. Interlud. 9:30 Laura Limited 12:00 CBC News 3 15 Siesta Tim. 5:45 CDC News, W.ather 9:30 CBC Sporta Page 7: 15 Breaklast Club 9:45 Morning Devotion. 12:10 Weather 330 Road R.port, Alberta 6:00 Bill Good JO:OO CDC News, Weather 7: 45 men Bjalnason, Sporta 9:55 CBX Reporter 12:15 Farm Broadcast Memos 6:15 PrairIe Showca.. 10:15 Th. Rhythm Pala 7:55 family Wor_hlp 9:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 12:45 Western Rhythms 4 00 At the Xeyboard 6:30 Sonqs 01 My Peopl. JO:30 Heq-ro Colleg. Choir 8:00 cac Ne.. 10:00 CBC He...a 1:00 GuJdinlII LllIIht 4 15 Fred Hill 7:00 cac HaUonal H.ws 11:00 Glen Bjarnaaon, Sporta 8:10 Weather 10:03 Timely Tunes 1:15 Ma Perkins 430 My Shipmate JLmmy 7:15 H.wa.Roundup 11:15 MUllical Pr09ram 8: 15 SWlnlllalon9' 10:15 Elwood Glover J:30 P.pper Younlll 445 WakeoftheW..tWLDd 7:30 Curtam Melodies 11:30 Hot Air 8:45 B.tty Tomlinson 10:45 Musical Pr09ram 1:45 RllIIbl to Rappin... r5::.:0lI::..cJ~..::.:I~I=O:'~J=UD=lo=n=_ ~.='=0lI:...:S=pa=ID=_ ....:J=1=':S7:....:CB=C:...:N:.:W::.::••:....:w=eG=th=..~ CBC DOMINION (MDT) For Corrections and Lale Program Noles lor &:30 Cavall's Cabarlol.1 I 7:30 Let'lI Hear 11 Again 8:30 Branl Inn Orch.stra Last Week's Times-See Page 8. 7:00 Whit.man·s VarieU.. 8:00 Hilllhtmare 9:00 Dominion N.ws Page Eight CBC TIMES CANAOlAN SYMPHONiES. Victoria many movie roles. pletys a genteel safe « BllDIO NOTES » cracker who climaxes a lifetime 01 quiel A. W. Wilson Is Halifax Symphony Orchestra conducted by chicanery with a lob for charily. Doro STU DAVIS. Cowboy troubadow; Hans Gmber: hy transcription from Merande was seen in the movie Mr. Bel­ TV P. 8< I. Assistant vedere Rings the Bell. and Margaret Ham \Vil~(JI1, Dan \Voocl. producer; frum Calgary. Toronto. i1ton is well known tor her role as the A. w. (Bert) 29-year·old Tpl1(>~see IUdin to (lOlalley-Ho\\IIl<\II' II I' II I \' a r ()n'l'tul'C (1\I01'aretz): Witch in The WiZ(7rd of Oz. (,',. RCA 1" publie fl·lations man, has Sinote); Treasul'e Untold (Jimmy r: \'III'1al,lon>l l)n II Theme by Hay{ln CBWT-9:30 p.m. joined the CBC's Halifax staff as RO(lgers); Wake UP. Ircne (Allal'd­ (Dl'ahms). Hatcock); Slowly (Hill Pierc:e): In W-9:oo p.m. K·IO:30 p.m. X·9:30 p.m. SATURDAY. AUGUST 21 Press and Information Assistant re­ tbe Shadow of thc Smokles (Earle Stu Davis. Cowboy troubadour; Dan sponsihle' for puhlicizing the operations :\"unn). Wood, producer; from Calgary, Down the W-1l:45 a.m. K-IO:45 a.m. X-9:45 a.m. PRAlRlE SCHOONER, Orchestra Road to Love (J. Skinner); Ring, Tele· uf CBHT, CSC television station at conducted by Richard Seaborn; Bert pbone, Ring (Norvas-deVol); Bimbo No.2 Halifax, expected to go on the air in (Rod Morris); Angel In Disguise (Roy­ \Vhiteman, baritone. Fred Laight, Pink); I Won't Be Home No More (Hank Deeembe-r. i\fr. \\'ilson left the RCAF producer. From \Vinnipeg. Williams), in ~fay, and joined the cnc Press Orchestra: Parl"lan Polka (Den· W·ll:45 a.m. K-IO:45 a.m. X·9:45 a.m. and Infonnation staff in July. mark): Jibl-dl, Jlbi-dll (French); Sons of the Saddle. Group conducted by Hlli'hland Whiskey (Str::uhspey); Vic Siebert; Vic cnd Len Siebert, vocalists: Cencn;)' Satee:ek (Bohemian); Jal'aba The Mellow Maids; Dan Wood. producer; AN IRISH AFRIKANDER Tapatlo OICxlcan); 1'8sk LIJJan tram Calgary. Ensemble: Liza Jane; 1) (SwPrllsh): Oyp"y BulKaI' (Jewish): Devil's Dream; Goofus; The West, A Nest, (Continued from page !llal'lallilla (Ir.al1lm); RcIJly'B Own and You; The Worid Is Waiting for the Heel (Irish). Ben \Vbltemflll: Blue Sunrise (Seitz). V. Siebert: Home In San in such plays as 1 Said to Myself, The Tall Fly; l\lIIarllcy; Rlow tIle Man Antone (Floyd Jenkins). L. Siebert: Phila­ Down. delphia Lawyer (Maddox.Rose)_ Mellow Vigil and Antony lmd Cleopatra, the W-10:30 p.m. X-7:30 p.m. X·6:30 p.m. Maids: Jealous Heart (Jennie Lou Car· last with Codfrey Tearle and Edith THIS WEEK. A report on the Mornl son), Cool Water (Bob Nolan). Evans, She also won supporting roles Reannament Assembly at Mackinac W-7:OO p.m. K-6:00 p.m. X·5:00 p.m. in sHch English BIllIs as Hunted, Hur­ Island in Michigan, by Ted Devlin, ricane Islarul (with Linda Darnell), of ~1ontreal. He will give a recorded Late Program Notes The Dark Light, Hammer the Tof}, report on the views of prominent FOR WEEK OF AUGUST IS - 21. 1954. CORRECTIONS Trattie True, and Assassin for Hire. industrialists arising out of Moral SUNDAY, AUGUST 15 TOR CBC TIMES DATED AUGUST 15 - 21, The leau in vVulhering Heights, a BBC Rearmament methods in employee re~ Football Forum. The series is now to be 1954 TV production, moved critics to ac­ lationships. known as Football Huddle. In this open­ ing program. Jack Wells. m.c., and Ralph claim her as the first new TV star since W-5:15 p.m. K-4:15 p.m. X-3:15 p.m. Misener, president, and Al Sherman. Pencil these Corrections the war. coach, oj the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, will into Program Lists, Last SERENADE FOR STRING S. be heard discussing films of the previous In 1951 she was among 75 London Orchestra conducted by Jean Des­ day's Blue Bomber games. Week's Times. actresses auditioned for the Tole of CBWT·6: 00 p.m. Chamlain in Antony and Cleopatra L.'1uriers; Irene Salemka, soprano; Denis Harbour, bass; from :\lontreal. The Immortal Clown. Charlie Chaplin TUESDAY, AUGUST 17 with Sir Laurence Olivier. She won films made before 1923, with commentary the part, and crossed the Atlantic to Orchcstra: LO\'er (Richard RodgerS); by Walter O'Hearn, Montreal drama critic. caw 11:30 a.m. Chaplin the wistJul tramp had won the Cancel: St. Lcrwrence Power Project. New York with the company. Besides Schcrzo (Oricg); Our 'Valtz. Irene Schedule: Platter Party, Salcmka: La Ronctillc (Pncclni); world's heart by 1915 with his uproarious her role of Charmaine, she under· Soutll Amcl'!can i\lc<.llcy. Denis Har­ clowning. From then on, every film leatur· CBK 10:30 a.m. bour: Taboo (LcCuona); Bcrceuse ing the tunny little man with the bowler Cancel: 51. Lawrence Power Project. studied Vivien Leigh as Cleopatra. (GretclliJnlnoff) . hat, Ihe enormous feet, and the unshak· Schedule: Laura Limited. \Vhen Olivier's company returned to W-7:30 p.m. K-9:00 p.m. X-8:00 p.m. able politeness and grace, was a movie· 10,45 a.m. goer's event. Chaplin's famous fade-out. Schedule: Morning Devotions. England, she remained in New York, with tho little tromp disappearing in tbe acting on various television programs, T. & L. CONGRESS, Spencer Moore, distance, undone and frustrated in aU bis 10:55 a.m. Schedule: Interlude. of CBC Winnipeg tnlks departmen~ undertakings. yet still blithe and uncon­ including Pltilco PloyllOuse nnd Studio cerned, became a trademark. CBWT will CBX 9:30 a.m. One. will go to Regina for the annual con­ ccrry a number of his most famous and Cancel: SI. Lcrwrence Power Project. Cr~n, vention of the Trades and Labour tunnlest lilms. Schedule: Lcrura Limited. lIer husband, David \Va) the CBWT·IO:OO p.m. 9.45 a.m. understudy for Olivier in Antony and Congress of Canada, August 23-28, Schedule: Morning Devotions. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19 Cleopatra. From New York he visited and tonight will gi vc a summary of 9:55 a.m. events, Percy Bengough, vetera n Kraft Thealre. The Happy Touch, by Schedule: CBX Repoller. Toronto and was asked to take a Edmund Beloin and Henry Garson. Cast: position with CBC-TV as a prouucer. president of the Congress, is scheduled Elli&-Zazu Pitts; Emily-Dora Merande; SATURDAY, AUGUST 21 to retire this year, and important elec­ Emelia-Margaret Hamilton; Sa:m-ehes­ CEW 1:00 p.m.. CBK 12:00 a.m.. CBX After a few months back in England ter Stratton; Bowditch - Malcolm Beggs. 11:00 a.m. the two rctumed to take up resid{'nce tiuns will follow. Miss Pitts, Kansas-born actress whose Cancel: Opera. W-8:05 p.m, K·9:30 p.m. X-8:30 p.m. lIulterinq hands beco:me a trade-mark in Schedule: Conadian Amateur Gall. in Canada.

6:45 Manitoba on Parade 8:45 Weather, Piano 5: 15 This Week 8:30 Sunahine Club 7:00 CBC News, Weather Personalities Saturday, Aug. 23, 1954 5:30 Sports College I 9:00 Canadian Symphonies and Marine Forecast 9:00 CBC News 5:45 Invitation 9:30 saturday Playhouse 7 :05 Manitoba on Parade 9:10 Weather. Interlude CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CDT) 6:00 Now I Ask You 10:00 Rendezvous 7:30 CBC News, Wea1her 9:20 Morning Devotions 6:30 Gino and luliette 10:30 Prairie Schooner 7 :40 Family Worship 9:30 Who's Herb Gott? 7:00 Sona of the Saddle 11 :00 Denny Vaughan 7:45 Morninq Concert 10:00 Musical Program 11:45 Stu Davis /12:30 Melody Roundup 11:30 A Boon to Music 8 :00 CBC News 10: 30 Show Tunes 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 12:45 CBC News, Weather 7 :30 Serenade for Strings II :55 Interlude 8 :05 Weather 11:00 BBC News 12:00 Messages, Marine 1:00 Opera 8:00 CBC Notional News 12:00 CBC News, Weather 8: 07 Sports Report II: 15 Musical Program Forecast and Interlude 2:30 Open Goll 8 :05 Trades and Labour 12:15 Dance Time 9: 15 saturday Sonq Shop 11 :30 cac Stamp Club 12:15 CBC Farm Club 5:00 CBC News, Weather Conqress 112:30 Musical Program CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (CDT) 5:30 Horse Opera 6: 45 Test Pattern 7:45 Sports Scholar 9:00 Ethel Barrymore 9:30 Hollywood Pro. 10:30 Action Theatre TV 6:30 Junior Science 7:30 News 8:00 Staqe Show Wrestling II:30 News and Siqn Oft I CBK. SASKATCHEWA ' (540 Kc.) (MD1:l 6:45 Weather,Clockwatcher 9:15 Musical Proqram 10:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 4:15 This Week 7:00 CBC National News 9:55 Interlude 7:55 Family Worship 9: 30 Show Tunes 11:00 Who's Herb Gott? 4:30 Sports College 7:05 A Boon to Music 10:00 Sunshine Club 8:00 cac Nows 10:00 BBC News 11:30 World Church News 4:45 Invitation 7:30 Prairie Schooner 10:30 Canadian Symphonies 8:05 Weather, Interlude 10:15 Morning Devotions 11:45 CBC News, Weather 5:00 Now I Ask You 8:00 Denny Vaugban 11 :00 CBC News, Weather 8; 15 Hello Saskatcbewan 8:30 Saturday Playhouse 11:15 Dance Time 8 :30 Morninq Concert 10:25 Interlude 12:00 Opera 5:30 Gino and JulieUe 9:00 Serenado for Strings II :30 Rendezvous 9: 00 CBC News 10:30 CBC Stamp Club 1:30 Open Golf I 6:00 Sons of Ibe Saddle 9:30 Trades and Labour 12:00 Bellman's Choice 9: 10 Weather, Scoreboard 10:45 Stu Davis 4 :00 CBC News, Weather 6:30 Postmark U.K. Congress 12:57 CBC News, Weather ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) and CBXA, EDMONTO (740 Kc.) (MST)------6:45 Weather, Rise and 8:10 Weather 9:45 Stu Davis 3:00 CBC News, Weather 6:00 CBC Nalional News 8:55 Interlude Shine I 8:15 Musical Proqram 9:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 3:15 Thi.lll Week 6:05 A Boon to Music 9:00 Sunahlne Club 7 00 CBC News 8:30 Road Report. Alberta 10:00 Who'. Herb Gatt? 3:30 Sports Colleqe 6:30 Prairie Schooner 9:30 Canadian Symphonies 7 05 Weather, Interlude Memos 10:30 World Church New.$ 3:45 Invitation 7:00 Denny Vaughan 10:00 CSC News, Weatber 7 15 Earlybud 9:00 BBC News 4:00 Now I Ask You 7:30 Salurday Playhouse 10: 15 Dance Time 7 45 Glen Blarnason. Sports 9: 15 Morning Devotions 10:45 CBC News, Weather 4:30 Gino and Juliette 8:00 Serenade for Strings 10: 30 Rendezvous 7 55 Family Worship 9:25 CBX Reporter 11:00 Opera 5:00 Sons of the Saddle 9:30 Trades and Labour 11:00 Bellman's Choice 8 00 CBC News 9:30 CBC Slamp Club 112:30 Open Golf 5:30 Postmark U.K. Congress 11:57 CBC News, Weather CBC DOMINION (MDT) 10 30 Stars Over Hollywood 16:00 London Studio I 7 :30 Jamboree II 00 My Friend Irma Melodies 8 :00 Marl Kenney eBe TIM ES 12 00 Uncle Bod . 5 00 Top Bands 6: 30 Memory MUSIC Hall 8:30 Brant Inn Orcb, (PRAIRIE EDITION) 5 30 Lend An Ear 7:00 Old Time Ballroom 9:00 Dominion News PubJ1Jhed _kl1 b)' the CanadJan BroadI's.stlnc CorponllloD It II.. Pulrll Be,lon Btl.dquarten, CDC Bulldlnc, SU Portap A1"~.. Wlnntpes. For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Editor: C. E. L·..un. Last Week's Times--See This Page. Sublcrlptllln R,t,: $1,00 per )'tar. Aul.b.lrlud as Second CIIiI Mall. POll Ottlce Department, Olt,., :J"'l»trouler: Plt..1 return If not d~J1'fertd wllhln fl1"e dUI. UnlUI otller,,11t .tlltd. Inrorm'llon Ind trUde. ,ppurlnc In the Tlmn 11I1)" bll N!pruoJueeli trdly This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival and research purposes. This file may be freely distributed. but not sold on ebay or on any commercial sites. catalogs. booths or kiosks. either as reprints or by electronic methods. This file may be downloaded without charge from the Radio Researchers Group website at http://www.otrr.org/

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