PRAIRIE REGH
SCHEDULE -I April 13 ·19,19.
Issued Each Week by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
VOLUME V No. 16 ISSUED AT WINNIPEG. APRIL 4 $1.00 PEl
This Week:
Young Women's Musical Club (Page 3) * 20,000 Miles Through Asia (Page 4) * Lagerkvist's Barabbas (Page 5) * Winnipeg Folk Festival (Page 8) * T Thursday, April 17, the \Vayne and Shuster OShow featuring Canada's lop radio comedians, enters a new 17-weck series, under sponsorship of the cnc. The show will be heard at the same timp. (CIlW 8,30 p.m., CBK-CIlX 7,30 p.m.) and will present the sallie supporting cast as it did with its previous sponsor. 'A'ith the famous comedy team we will continue to hear singer Terry Dale, comedian Eric Chrisbnas. announcer Herb May and Samuel Hersenhorcn's orchestra. with Jackie Rae at the production post. It's just 20 years since Johnny 'Vayne and Frank Shuster first combined their wits to make people laugh. The circumstam.'Cs were a hit wlUsual, as the story on this page will show. * ** Wayne and Shuster Cavemen Ug and Mug (alias Johnny Wayne and Frank Shus ter) have induced chuckles from Cape Ra<.'C to Cape Cook with stories of their breath·taking discoveries of such things 8'5 transportation, frying pans aorl women. Dut the greatest of all their finds occurred quietly not 200,000 or 20,000, but a mere This Week's Hatch: A Net. Wayne a",1 Shuster Show 20 years ago. At Harbord Col legiate Institute in Toronto a Jackie Ratf perfectly innocent second-term been "partners in mime:' as they say, ever since. literature. Three mornings a week for 15 minutes, teacher allotted adjoining seats to two new boys At the University of Toronto the boys continued over. a network of Ontario stations, they enter and Ug and Mug had discovered each otherl their collaboration as producers, authors and stars tained housewives with l,V.ife Preservers, Q com In a matter of days (or was it minutes?) they of a splashy campus show, the annual University bination of gags and what they maintain were also discovered that they had dovetailing abilities College Follies; and as editors of Varsity, the sound hints on such homemaking problems as how to make people laugh. When even the teachers campus daily. to make rolled sandwiches. Unfortunately, their grinned at some of their jokes, the boys began to They first broke into radio when they were half courses hadn't prepared them for some of the acquire a name as pretty sharp comics. They have way through a post-graduate course in English posers sent in by harried (Please tum to page 3) Page Two CBC TIMES « « NOTES »» Cuckoo Clock House. Since not all boys and girls can get to school, school In Tune! Victoria~ Recital. Theresa Gray, dramatic so sometimes has to go to thpm. Mrs. "[t was in British Colum prano. From Toronto. Recently re Doreen Corps, wife of a school-train hia, in the spring and just when the turned to Canada, Miss Gray has been teacher in Northern Saskatchewan, birds were starting to sing. One little one had a very fascinating whistle, singing and studying in the United will describe life in their mobile class· hut the top note was about half a tone States and during the winter toured room, where the pupils include the children of railway men, fire-watchers, Hat. As we were walking along the trappers, Indians and others who make road he'd whistle and I'd answer, and their living in the North. Bill Tccdles each time I'd give him the note in will tell the story of The Deserted tune. After three or four minutes of copying me his tone began to rise and Mitle, all old Russian folk talc of an he finally got it in tune so we could aged miner's faith ill God, and of his talk to each other absolutely in tune." miraculous escape from .death; it is -Mary Ml.lnn, blind Cmuzdian pianist, from The Way of tfle Story Teller, a speakj,lg on the BBC. sdection of short stories retold by Ruth Sawyer. From Toronto. Dom. 3 :00 p.m. MST -,--- Theme: E.:lSler. Choir: Jesus Clu'lst Is Critically Speaking, Clyde Gilmour "1!'Ien Today (Lyra Davldlca); The Bill Boss StrIfe 1;1 O'er (Ley) j Hallelujah; J on movies, Melwyn Breen on radio, Know That My I\pc1eemer Lt\'eth and Roy Daniells on books. (Barh); The Day Or l\eSllrrection Formosa and interviewed Generalis (Gesangrllch) . W·3:30 p.m. K·2:30 p.m. X·2:30 p.m. simo Chinng Kai-Shek. Tonight he W·ll :30 p.m, K·10:30 p.m. X-I0:30 p.m. Little Symphonies. Orchestra l.'O11 will broadcast a report on the inter ducted by Roland Leduc. From \iew. Mowltain Men. A series of talks about i\lontreal. W·9:20 p.m. X·8:20 p.m_ X·8:20 p.m. the rugged men of British Columbia's Suitc. Pellcas and )Ielisande (Faure); rug g e d mountains, by Howard Suite, Les Eolidcs (Cesar Franck). O'Hagen. ~1r. O'Hagen is a writer W·G:30 p.m. K·6:30 p.m. X-6:30 p.m. \Vinnipeg Concert. CBC \Vinnipeg Concert Orchestra conducted by Eric rand has had one novel published and Theresa Gray a number of short stories. He has Musical Comedies. CBC Light Opera Wild. Norman Lucas, producer. From recently gone to the new Alcan proj 30 states with a touring company Company and orchestra conducted by \Vinnipeg. ect at Kitimat to edit the weekly billed as "Rodgers and Hammerstein Samuel Hersenhoren; Evelyn Gould Russian Easter Ovcrturc (Rimsky· Nights." She was born in Toronto and KorsakolT); Karerln Suite (Slhelllls); newspaper. From Vancouver. and Doreen Hulme, sopranos; Jimmie Wise VirgIns Suite (DaCh-Walton); first broadcast on the cnc in Decem K·ll:15 p.m. X·ll:lS p.m. Shields, tenor; Bernard Johnson, bari Ballet Russe Suite (Lulg-inl). Tuesday, April IS, W·7:00 p.m. ber, 1947. tone. Ernest Morgan, producer. From Easter in the Russia of the Tsars W·IO:30 a.m. K·9:30 a.m. X·9:30 a.m. Toronto. was the greatest religious festival of SelectIons from The Prince or PlIscn the year, exceeding even Chri'ihnas, (Lud('I'~I; Show Iloat (Kern); Thp Religiuus Period. Roman Catholic ne~('''l Song (Romberg); The Fireny and Rirnsky-Korsakov's famous ovcr series by the Rev. Matthew Meehan, Frllll]); .\~ Thou<:ands Cheer (Der- hire is only one of many Russian S1. Alphonsus Seminary, \Voodstock, IiII I. compositions eelebrating the season W·7:OO p.m. K·9:oo p.m. X·9:oo p.m. Ontario. of the Resurrection. rt is distinguished W·l :30 p.m. X·12:30 p.m. X·J2:30 p.m. Stage 52. Thc Bishop's Letter, by H. by the composer's usual brilliant or J. Boyle of Toronto. The play has a chestration nnd tone-colouring. Rim· N.Y. Philharmonic. New York Phil Canadian setting, and deals with the sl-y-Kursakov began his career as a harmonic·Symphony Orchestra con work of a priest, Father Tim Dolan, naval eadet, and later spent three ductl.-d by Dinlibi i\Jitropoulos with among the poor people of his com years afloat witll the navy. His first soprano Frances Greer, contralto munity. H. J. Boyle is the supervisor symphony (the first ever written in Martrul Lipton, tenor Richard Tucker, of production on the cnc Trans Russia) was composed while he was baritone Desire Ligeti and the \Vest C.'mada network. serving with the Russian navy at minster Choir directed by Dr. John W·8:00 p.m. K·7:oo p.m. X·7:oo p.m. Gravesend, in England. Bach's 'Vise Finley \Villiamson. From CBS. V;rg'l'18 Suite was the inspiration for Elijah ('t('nr1f'lssolm). 'Vcekend Review. An analysis of the one of the most famous perfonnances W·2:00 p.m. K·I:OO p.m. X·l:oo p.m. week's news hy J. B. McGeachy. From hy \Vinnipeg's great Ballet troupe. Toronto. W·10:00 p.m. K·4:30 p.m. X·4:30 p.m. Church of the Air. Very Rev. J. O. W·9:10 p.m. K·8:10 p.m. X·8:10 p.m. Anderson, St. John's Cathedral, Win· Vesper Hour. Choir conducted by nipeg. Our Speci1l1 Speaker. Not long ago Dalton Baker; readings presented by Dom. 2 :30 p.m. MST Bill Boss of The Canadian Press visited E. V. Young. From Vancouver. Howard O'Hagen
8:45 Marine Forecast and 10:30 Recital 5: 15 CBC News 9:10 Weekend Revi."" lolerlude II :00 Holy Trinity Anglican Sunday, April 13, 1952 5:20 Ask lh. Wealberman 9:20 Our Special Spealr::er 9:00 CBC New. Church 5:27 Weather 9:30 Music for Striaqs 9:03 W.ather. Interlude II :59 Dominion Time Signal 5:30 Roll Back the Years 9:15 World Church Ne""$ 12:00 Alan Mills CBW, MANITOBA (990 Ke.) (CST) 6:00 Sundoy Eveniaq How 10:00 Winnipev Conced 9: 30 Sunday School 12:15 Just Mary 6:30 LilUe Symphonies 11:00 Chamber Music 10:00 CBC News 12:30 Way 01 the Spirit I: 30 Reliqious Period 4:00 Fiddle Joe's Ya:ma 7:00 Musical Comedies 11:30 VeJilper Hour 10:02 N.ighbourly Ne"". 1:00 CBC News 2:00 N_Y. Philharmonic 4: 30 Jake and the Kid 8:00 Stage 52 12:00 CBC News 10:15 Prairie Gcudener I:03 Capital Report 3:30 Critically Speakinq I 5:00 Four Gentlemen 9:00 CBC National News 12:10 Weather CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Ke.) (MST)----~------8:45 lolerlude, Weather 10:15 World Church News 12 03 CapHal Report 4:15 CBe News 7:00 Slage 52 10:30 Ve$per Hour 9:00 CBC News 10:30 Hormony Harbour 12 30 Reliqious Period 4:20 Ask the Wealberman 8 :00 CBC National News 11:00 CBC New. 9:02 Nelghbourly News 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1 00 N.Y, Philharmonic 4:27 Weather 8:10 Weekend Review II: 10 Weather 11:00 Alan Mills 2 30 Critically Speaking 4:30 Winnipeq Concert 8: 20 Our Special Speaker 9: IS Praide Gardener II: IS Just Mary 3 00 Fiddle Joe's Yarna 5:30 Roll Back the Years 8:30 Music Jor Striag$ 11:15 Mountain Mell 9:30 Recital 1l:30 Wa.y 01 the Spirit 3 30 Jake and the Kid 6:00 Sunday Evening Hour 9:00 Musical Comedies II:30 Ballads 10:00 BBC News 12:00 CBC New. 4 00 Four Gentlemen 6:30 Linle Symphonies 10:00 Chamber Music Jl:45 Composen' Comer ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Ke.) (MST)------8 :45 Musical Proqram 10:15 Music for Medilallon 1203 Capital Report 4:15 CDC News I 7:00 Stage 52 10:30 Vesper Hour 9:00 CBC News 10:30 Harmony Harbour J2 30 Reliqious Period 4:20 Ask the Weatherman 18:00 CBC NaUonal New. II:00 CDC New. 9:02 NelghbourlY New. 10:59 Dominion Time SiQnal 1 00 N.Y. Philharmonic 4:27 Weather 8:10 Weekend Review 11: 10 Weather Jl:oo Alan MilIa 2 30 Crilicolly SpeakinQ 4:30 Winnipeq Concert 8:20 Our Special Speaker 9:15 Prairie Gardener 11:15 Just Mcuy 3 00 Fiddle Joe'. Yarna 5:30 Roll Bock the Years 8:30 Music for Strinq. 11:15 Mounlain Men 9:30 Recital II :30 Way 01 the Spirit 3 30 Jake and the Kid 6:00 Sunday Evenlnq Hour 9:00 Musical Comedie. 11 :30 Bollads 10:00 BBC News 12:00 CBC News 4 00 Four Genllemell 6:30 Little Symphonies 10:00 Chamber Music _11:45 Composers' Comer CBC DOMINION (MST)
For Corrections and Late Program Hotes for Last Week's 2:30 Church 01 the Air ',30 Qu, Miu Brooks I 7:00 SinQinq Stars 3:00 Cuckoo Clock House 5:00 Mort Xen.ney 7:30 Bod's Scropbook Times--See Page 8. 5:30 Amos 'n Andy 3:30 Jane MoUett 6:00 Berqen and McCarthy 8:00 The Triumphant Hour 4:00 Don WriQht CboJ'U8 1 &: 30 Lealie Ben SiaQers 9:00 Dominion N...... April 13 - 19 Page Three Linger Awhile, i\laneen Veen (Manx: roll> tune arr. Johnny Home Show for CBC and the « « NOTES »» Ronald GIbson); The Cloud (Rutland Orchestra con Bouguton); TIle Rivcr (McxIcan tolk \Var Tnfonnation Bo
6:4S Manitoba on Parade 9:00 esc News 3:45 CDC Cooklnq School 7:00 Affeclionately. Jenny 7:00 CBC News, Weather 9:10 Weather 3:S6 Women's News 7:30 Dixieland Jau and Marine Forecast 9:15 Kindergarten of the Monday, April 14, 1952 Commenlary 8:00 Radio Theatre 7:0S Maniloba on Parade Air 4: 00 Here and There 9:00 CBC Nallonal Newl 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9:30 AlIiBon Grant CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 4:15 Concert Hour 9:15 Nows Roundup 7:40 Family Worship 9: 35 Morninq Devotions 5: 00 Cook of the Seven 9: 30 Summedal10w 7:45 Manitoba on Parade 9:45 Kay O'Neill Seas 10:00 Linqer Awhile 10:00 Road of Life 11 :45 Eddy Arnold I I: IS The Happy Ganq 10:30 Younq Women's 8:00 CBC News 11 :59 Dommion Time Slqnal 1:45 Smiley Burnello 5:15 Don Meiser 8:05 Weather 10:15 Big SiBter 5:30 The New Asia Musical Club 10:30 Marge and Monty 12: 00 Menages and Madne 2:00 Life Can Be Beauliful II: 00 Report from the 8:07 George Kent, Sporta Forecast 2: IS Ma Perkins 5:40 Rawhide Provinces 8: 15 Breakfast Club 10:45 Laura Limiled 12:15 Farm Broadcasl 2:30 Pepper Younq 6:00 Sunshine Society 11: 15 This Is My Book 8:45 Melody Highlio;rhta 11:00 BBC NewB 12:45 Musical Kilchen 2:45 Right to Happiness 6:30 CBC News 11 :30 Abernethy and Laurie 8:50 Weather, Veta on 11: 15 Aunl Lucy 1:00 CDC News 3:00 Words and Music 6:40 Weather 12:00 CBC News Parade 11:30 Brave Voyaqe 1: 10 Weather 3:30 Musical Varieties 6:45 Time Oul for Sport 12:10 Weather ------CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST)------6:45 Weather, Clockwatcher 9:15 Big Sisler 11:45 Musical Kitchen 2:30 Road Report 5:15 Yvan l'Intrepide 9:00 Linqer Awhile 7:00 CBC News 9:30 Marge and Monty 12:00 CDC News 2:45 CDC Cook:ing School 5: 30 Radio Maqaz.ine 9:30 Younq Women's 7:05 Weather. Interlude 9:45 Laura Limiled 12:10 Weather 2:56 Women's News 5:45 CDC News Musical Club 7: 15 BreaJdcut Club 10:00 BBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast Commentary 5:SS Wealher 10:00 Report from the 7: 4S The Clockwatcher 10:IS Aunt Lucy 12:45 Smiley Burnette 3:00 Musical Proqram 6:00 Rawhide Proyinces 7:55 family Worship 10:30 Kindergarten 01 the Air 1:00 Life Can Be BltaUtiiul 3:15 Concext Hour 6:20 The New Mia 10: 15 This Is My Book 8:00 CBC News 10:45 Morn.inq Devotions 1: 15 Ma Perkins 4:00 Brave Voyaqe 6:30 Dixieland Jazz. 10:30 Abernethy and Lcrurie 8:10 Weather, Scoreboard 10:55 Interlude 4:15 Don Meuer 7:00 Radio Thealre 11:00 CBC News 8: 15 Hello saskatchewan 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:30 Pepper Younq 4:30 Un Homme ot .0nPeche 8:00 CBC National News 11:10 Weather 8:45 Kay O'Neill 11:00 Timely Tunes 1:45 Right to Happiness 4:40 Radio Journal 8:15 News Roundup 11: 15 Fred Hill 9:00 Road 01 Life 11: lS The Happy Ganq 2:00 Words and Music 4:50 Radio Parents 8:30 Summerfallow 11:30 Affectionately, Jenny ------CBX. ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST)------6:45 Musical Pr09ram 9:15 Big Sister II :45 Musical Kitchen 2:30 Musical Varieties 5: 30 Radio Magazine 9:00 Linger Awhile 7:00 eBC News 9:30 Marge and Monly 12:00 CBC News 2:45 CBC C001r:.inq School 5:4S CBC News 9:30 Younq Women's 7:05 Weather. Interlude 9: 45 Laura Limited 12:10 Weather 2:56 Women's News 5:S5 Weather Musical Club 7: 15 Breakfast Club 10:00 BBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast Commenlary 6:00 Rawhide 10:00 Report from the 7: 4S Sporls Reporter 10:15 Aunt Lucy Provinces 7:55 Family Worship 10:30 Kindergarten 01 the Air 12 :45 Western Rhythms 3 00 Alberta Memos 6:20 The NolY Asia 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 3 30 Album of Melody 10 15 Thla Is My Book 8:00 CDC News 10:45 Morning Devotions 6:30 Dixieland Jazz. 10 30 Abernethy and Laurie B:I0 Weather 10:55 Interlude 1:15 Ma Perkins . 400 Brave Voyaqe 7: 00 Radio Theatre 11 00 CBC News 8: IS F for Freddy 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:30 Pepper Young 4 15 Musical Program B:OO eBC National News II 10 Weather B:45 Betty Tomlinson 11 :00 Timely Tunes I :4S Riqht to Happine.. 4 30 Records at Random 8:15 News Roundup 11 15 Fred Hill 9:00 Road of llie 11: 15 The Happy Ganq 2:00 Word~ and Music 5 00 Sunshine Society 8:30 Summerfallo'W' 11 30 Affectionately, Jenny CBC DOMINION (MST) 8:30 Your Good Neiqhbour 2:30 Double or Nothinq 7:30 Souyenir 01 Sometime (9:30 a.m. CST Man.) 5:00 Beulah 8:00 Opportunity lCnocks 8:45 Bod's Scrapbook 5: 15 Jack Smith 8:30 Pr... Conference For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's (9:45 a.m. CST Man.) 5:30 Club IS 9:00 DorIlinlon News 10:30 Your Good Neighbour 6:00 Provincial Affair. 9:15 Unilltd Nations Today (Sask. and Alta.) (Man.) 9: 30 Canadian Sporls Times-See Page 8. 10:45 Bod'. Scrapbook 6:4S Provincial Affairs Roundup (Sask. and Alta.) (Alta.) 10:30 Peggy Brooks Sinos 7:00 Jau ttnllmited Page Four CBC TIMES
sent off into the wild blue with 0 hope enter long-sullen eyes. \VC The New Asia peremptory order to act as a team. watched Vi doctors and agronomists \Ve were to "cover" the same stont'S and educators from a dozen nations Canadian Reports on 20,OOO-llfile Journey in CBC Serie. at the same time, each in our own building and planning a world of By HERuEKT STEThi'HOUSE way and for our own particular fields. (Continued on poge 5) Paris, March.-I have recently re- The lrip arose out of an exceUent \Vc were to work co-operatively. It turned from an exhausting, exhilarat- scheme devised jointly by the special was an excellent theory. We took it ing, lOO·day trip across half the world. ized agencies of the United Nations. so literally that within a few weeks, « « NOTES » » It was a trip that carried me 20,000 Their public information departments French photographer Eric Schwab miles, through 36 customs examina- had pooled meagre resources in order had dropped his cameras and was Toronto Symphony, Toronto Sym tions, into as many different hotels, to send a special journalistic mission working with my tape-recorder, I was phony Orchcstra conducted by Sir and (kep into the interior of eight into Asia. It was to be a new type of taking pidures and shorthand inter Ernest MacMillan; Nathan Milstein, South-East Asian nations by air, jeep, venture altogether. And so it was. A view notes, and British writer and violinist. From Toronto, science editor Ritchie Calder was Orchestra: Overture Cockaigne (El bicycle, canoe, train, elephant and by writer, a radio man and a photog gar); Ode (Herbert Elwell). 1'I·athan my own two very weary feet. I lost rapher were singled out, introduced broadcasting over the national radio Milstein and orchestra: Concerto ror 25 pounds and three pieces of luggage. to one (\!lother at Geneva airport and in Hangoon and Djakarta. Violin anel Orchestra tn A MInor (Dvorak). So much for the team technique. Dom. 7:30 p.m. CST; 10:30 p.m. MST A.. for the trip's purpose, we had been asked to study and latcr describe the Two Piano Team. Margaret Parsons story of the UN family's technical and Clifford Poole. pianists. From assistance to under-developed Asian London, Ontario. nations.... Minuet (Bizet-Renaud); Serenade (Schubert-L1szt-POOle); The Igbt 'Ve fiew to India last autumn and Ingale (Alabletr'-Llszt.POOle); Sona worked our way over all tlle ground tine No. 1 In C, Opus 13 (Kabalev· we wanted to cover. 'Ve shared ad· sky); Fantasia and Fugue In A Minor (Bach·Bauer). ventures in the dripping jungles of Dom. 7:30 p.m. MST Borneo, among the terraces of Java, in thc teak forests of Siam, in the in surgent-overrun districts of Bunna, in Leicester Square. Orchestra conducted the plague and cholera slums of Cal by Harry Pryce, songstress Belle Mc culla. \Ve pedalled through India's Ewan, the Old Stager Eric Vale, and Bengal and Orissa provinces, and the Barhershop Quartet in music of rowed from village to village in the the gay nineties. From Vancouver. Ganghes Delta area of East Pakistan. Goodbye Dolly Gray; The MO:1Oln' Trombone; Take Your Girlie to tbe We hunted the malarial mosquito Movies. rather than the tiger or Jeopard in the W·9:30 p.m. K-8:30 p.m. X·8:30 p.m. b'TCat Kipling-esque jungleland on tlle border of Tibet. \Ve worked our way CBC Playhouse, How the Tongans through Asian metropolises and re· Came to Fiji, a story from Tales of mote, insigni6cant jungle villages Old Fi;;, by Lorimer Fison, adapted alike. \Ve took the high, desolate for radio by Alan King of Toronto. frightening road from Peshawar in The tate is told by Taliaitupou, the \Valkirlg through the Khyber Pass from Afghanistan into Pakistan, are eBC Pakistan through the Kllyber Pass into King of Lakemba, an imaginative old reporter Herbert Stein/lOuse and arl English writer, Ritchie Calder. Decked in the deep interior of forgotten Afghan boy of whom it was said: "A thing is Karaklll hats and sheepskins, thcy are doing their best to keep warm in the istan. It was quite a trip. always bigger when it comes out of hig/I, cold Khyber. Stcirl110usC tcas born in Montreal 30 years ago. A McGill In 100 days we saw great accom· his mouth than it was when it went in graduate, he u;as with the RAF Transport Command during the war, then with plishments. \Ve watched peoples' lives at his ears." UNRRA in Europe. Sitlce 1948 he has been liviflg in Paris. being trnnsfonned, and we saw new Dom. 9:30 p.m, MST
6:45 Manitoba on Parade 9:10 Weather 3:56 Women's Hew. 7:15 Musical ProqI"am 7:00 CBC New., Weather 9:15 Kinderqarten of the Tuesday, April IS, 1952 CommentarY' 7:30 Barrie Craiq and Marine Forecaat Au 4:00 Hele and There 8:00 Dr. OoQbody's Leq 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 9:30 Allison Grant 4:15 Concert Hour 8:30 Mystery Thealle 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9: 35 Morning Devotions CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 5:00 Radio Maqazine 1 9:00 CBC National News 7:40 Family Worship 9:45 Kay O'Neill 9:15 New. Roundup 7 :45 Manitoba on Parade 10: 00 Road of Life 5:15 Western Five 9: 30 Leicester Square 8:00 CBC Nows 10: 15 BI9 Sister 12:00 Me.saqes and Marlne 2:00 Lile Can Be BeauUful 5:30 The New Asia 10:00 The Nation's Buslne.. 8 :05 Weather 10:30 Musical Program Forecast 2: 15 Ma Perkin. 5:40 Tony the Troubadour 10:15 The Commodores 8 :07 Oeorqe Xent. Sporla 10:45 Laura Limited 12:15 Farm Broadcast 2:30 Pepper YOUDq 5:55 John Fisher 10:30 Now I Ask You 8:15 Breakfast Club 11:00 BBC News 12:45 Guestin' with Xesten 2:45 Riqbt to Happlne.. 6:00 Sunshine Society 8:4S Melod, BiQhUO'ht II:15 Aunt Lucy 1:00 CBC News 6:30 CDC News 11:00 Sweet and Lively 8:50 Weather, "eta on 11 :30 Brave Voyaqe I:10 Weather 3:00 Words and Music 6:40 Wealher 11 :30 Noctume Parade 11 :45 Manitoba March Past I:15 The Happy Ganq 3:30 Musical Varieli.. 6: 45 Time Out For Sport 12:00 CBC Ne.s 9:00 CBC New. II:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 1:45 Western Rbythms 3:45 AlUson Grant 7:00 Mountain Men 12:10 Weather ------CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST)------6:45 Weather. Clockwatcher 9:30 Musical Proqram 12:00 CBC News 2:56 Women', News 5: 15 Yyan l'lntreplde 8:15 News Roundup 7:00 CBC News 9:45 Laura Limited 12:10 Weather Commentary 5:30 Cook of the Se.en Sea. 8:30 lAicester Square 7:05 Weather, Interlude 10:00 BBC New. 12:15 Farm Broadcast 3:00 Musical Proqram 5:45 CBC News 9:00 The Natioo's Busine.. 7:15 Breakfast Club 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 W_tem Rhythms 3:15 Concert Hour 5:SS Weather 9: 15 The Commodoles 7:45 The Clockwatcher 10:30 Xinderqarten 01 the 1:00 Life Can Be Bl!'ClutiJul 4:00 BIQYe Voya;e 6:00 Tony the Tloubadour 9:30 Mystery Thealle 7:55 Family Worshlp AI, 1:15 Ma Perkins 4:15 Western Fi.e . 6:15 John Fisher 10:00 Sweet and Lively 8:00 CBC Hew. 10:45 Morning Devotion. 1:30 Pepper Young 4:30 La ~hanaon Pranca... 6:20 The New AJiia 10:30 Barrie Craiq 8:10 Weather, Scoreboard 10:55 Interlude . 4:40 RadiO Journal 8:15 Hello Saskatchewan 10:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 1:45 Riqht to Happlll_ess 4:50 Un Homme e1 son 6:30 Piano Playhouse 11:00 CBC News 8:45 Kay O'N.m 11:00 Timel, Tun.. 2:00 Words and Mwuc Peche 7:00 Dr. Doqbody's Leq 11:10 Weather 9:00 Road of We II:15 The Happy Canq 2:30 Road Report 5:00 Causerie de I'Heure 7:30 Now I Ask You II:15 Talk g: 15 BI9 SlIIter 11 :45 Cuestin' with Kesten 2:45 Allison Grant DominlcoJe 8:00 CBC National News 11:30 Nocturne ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST)------6:45 Musical Proqram 9:15 Blq Sister 11 :45 Guestin' with Xesten 2:45 Allison Grant 5:45 CBC New. ~:e;:~~i~~aB~sine 7:00 CBC News 9:30 Musical Program 12:00 CDC News 2:56 Women's News 5:55 Weather :;gg .. 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:45 LaUTa limited 12:10 Weather Commentary 6 :00 Tony tbe Troubadour 9:15 The Commodores 7:15 Breakfast Club 10:00 SBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast 3:00 Alberta Memos 6: 15 John Fisher 9:30 Mystory Thealle 7:45 Sports Reporter 10: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 ~estom Rhythms 3:30 Album of Melody 6:20 The New Asia 10:00 Sweet and LIvely 7:55 Family Worship 10:30 Klndorqarlen 01 the Air 1:00 Llle Can Be Beautiful 4:00 Brave Voyaqe 6:30 Piano Playhouse 10:30 Barrie Croiq 8 :00 CBC News 10:45 Morninq Devotions I:15 Ma Perkins 4'15 Musical Program 7:00 Dr. Doqbod.y'. Leq 11:00 CBC News 8:10 Weather 10:55 Interlude 1:30 Pepper Younq . 11: 10 Weather 8:15 F tor Freddy 10:59 Dominion Time SI9nai 1:45 RiQbt to Happlne.. 4:30 Recol~s at Random 7 :30 Now I Ask You 8 :45 Belly Tomlinson 11 :00 Timely Tunes 2:00 Words and Music 5:00 Sunshine Society 8:00 CBC National News 11 :15 Talk 9:00 Road of LUe II : 15 The Happy Gang 2:30 Musical Varieties 5:30 Cook of lhe s..en Seas 8 :J5 New. Roundup 11:30 Noctume CBC DOMINION (MST) 8:30 Your Oood Neiqhbour 2:30 Double or Hotblnq 8 :30 Harmony Hous. (9:30 a.m. CST Man.) 5:00 Beulah 9:00 Dominion News For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week·s 8:45 Bod·s Scrapbook 5:15 Jack Smith 9:15 United Nations TodaY' (9:45 a.m, CST Man.) 5:30 Army Show 9:15 Prorincial Affairs Timos-See Page 8. 10:30 Your Good Nelqhbour 6:30 Toronto Symphon.Y (Sent.. ) (Scull:. and Alta.) (7:30 p.m. CST Man.) 9:30 CBC PlO'l'bouse 10:45 Bod'. Scrapbook 7: 30 Two Piano Team. 10:30 Toronto Symphony (SCut.. aadl AlkL) ':00 EKape With Me (Scak. and Alta.) April 13 - 19 Page Five « « NOTES }) » speaker will be Professor Norman 7. In dry districts allow more space Primrose, Lallemand and McGill; and Endicott of the department of English between plants than in well watered hundreds of other recitals of aU kinds. at University College, Toronto, and gardens. And from the beginning of the series eBe Wedllesday Night his subjects will be Edmund Spenser 8. Hand-tended gardens can be he has produced the Little Sym~ and John Donne. Tn these two men, planted more closely than those phonies; his last production, on March Barabbas. A radio adaptation by the speaker feels, we are offered a machine tilled. 30, was the 165th. George Salverson of Barabbas, a novel sharp L'Ontrast between a poet whose 9. Directions of rows should be at 'When he came to the 'CDC in 1937, by the Swedish author Par Lagerkvist, attitude towards life is b..'lsed on a right angles to westerly winds and jf he was already one of Montreal's most which won the 1951 Nobel Award for faith in an essential harmony and possible crosswise of garden slopes. distinguished musicians. His instru Literature and has since been trans order (Spenser) and one whose work ] O. Allot warm soil locations to ment is the violin, and the Chamber lated into English by Alan" Blair. Esse gives a vivid impression of change and warm weather crops. Tomatoes ripen land String Quartet which he founded Ljungh, producer. From Toronto. At dramatic conflict, especially of a psy faster on high, loamy ground than on was for a decade Montreal's outstand the time of the Passover it was the chologicnl character (Donne). From low, heavy soils. ing chamber group. He became con custom for the Roman Governor to Toronto. 11. Conserve space by succession of cert master of the orchestra of Les crops-tomatoes following radishes, release a condemned criminal to the W-I0:00 p.m. K-7:30 p.m. X-7:30 p.m. Concert<; Symphoniques at the time of people. Awaiting execution along with late cabbage succeeding spinach, etc. its founding, and was its assistant con Barabb.'ls, a notorious robbpT and 12. For long season harvests use ductor for eight years. early, medium and late varieties of murderer, was an obscnTe rabbi, the London Studio Concert. The 'Vest such crops as peas, corn, etc. leader of a strange new sect whose minster Orchestra conducted by Denis THE NEW ASIA Wright. nne transcription. From activities the religious authorities con (Continued from page 4) sidered seditious. The citizens of \Vinnipcg. Jerusalem were asked to decide which Sf'vern Suite (Ehrur); March rrom Veteran Montreal good health, high standards, a semh Symphony No.5 \n F. (Rarr). of the two men should he spared, and \Ve W.J1 :00 p.m. lance of happiness. witnessed men they chose Barabbas. Lagerkvist's Producer Retires and women plotting the aims of peace novel is the story of this man who only Albert Challl berland Spent 15 Year, and international understanding, not met Christ for a few Heeting moments The Prairie Gardener With cue war. And that, for a journali<;t normally committed to attend the dis on a balcony when the crowd cried Montreal.-Montreal radio lost a heartening dome macabre of Western out, "nelease Barabbas." Yet for the Swnmary of Broadcast of April distinguished personality c t I y r e e n Europe politics, was a rare privilege rest of his life he was plagued by the 6, 1952. with the retirement of music producer thought that another man had died indeed. and a wanning pleasure. Plmmillg the Vegetable Garden Albert Chamberland after 15 years at for him. He was mysteriously drawn the CBC's Montreal shJdios. "Serious" "Ve mot a host of tireless, often to Golgotha to witness the cmcinxion; 1. A filing box with several compart music has been his realm from his first heroic, workers in each country. They he went to the garden, the scene of ments for keeping seed packets or assignment in 1937, and since that werc all fighting for a new break for the Hesurrection; and finally, like ganized in groups according to ap time a great majority of the important Asia, each in his or her own way. Christ, he died on a cross. In his book proximate sowing dates is a device music productions from CDC Mont Above that crowd of names and faces, Lagerkvist makes BarabLas a symbol that saves time and seeds. real have been under his direction. eight stand out for me. It is the of all mankind. Christ is shown to 2. A planting lime-table can ha Listeners to the Trans-Canada, stories of these eight which I intend have died for him just as Hc died for tacked on the lid of the seed box. Dominion and French networks of the to tell in my talks on the CBC Trans Canada nehvork. us. 3. Make a garden plan on paper. CBC know his work, whether or not W-7:30 p.m. K-9:30 p.m. X-9:30 p.m. they all know his name. He has should he 4. The size of the garden handled the Montreal productions in rolated to family lahour supply and WAYNE AND SHUSTER Distinguished Artists. Paul de Marky, the CBC opera series; aU broadcasts family needs. Don't make gardening (Continued from page 3) pianist. From Montreal. of Les Concerts Symphoniques de drudgery. W·9:30 p.m. K·8:30 p.m. X-8:30 p.m. Montreal since 1943; the oratorios La The show has copped several radio 5. Estimate the length of row re Redemption by Franck, Christus by awards. It won the LaFleche Trophy Contrast in Poetry. T::1lks on two of quired of each kind of crop. Liszt, Les enfants a Bethlehem by in its nrst season, and after that three England's greatest poets, with read 6. Space crops in rows and between Faure, Requiem by Mozart and many firsts in the annual Canadian Radio ings from their works, will be heard rows to allow full normal development others; string quartet broadcasts with Awards presented by the Canadian tonight and next Wednesday. The under local moisture conditions. names such as Loewenguth, Paganini, Association for Adult Education.
6:-45 Manitoba on Parade 9:00 CBC News 3 :30 Musical Varieties 6:45 Time Out For Sport 7:00 cnc News, Weather 9:10 Weather 3:-45 My Own Mother 7:00 Music al Seven and Marine Forecast 9: 15 Kindergorten of the Air Wednesday, April 16, 1952 3:56 Women's News 7: IS Introduction to 7: 05 Manitoba on Parade 9 :30 Allison Grant Commentary Wednesday Night 7:30 cnc News, Weather 9: 35 Morning Devotions 4:00 Here and There 7: 30 Barabbas 7:40 Family Worship 9:45 Koy O'Neill CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 4:15 Concert Hour 9:00 CBC National News 7: 45 Manitoba on Parade 10:00 Road of Life 5: 00 Maggie Mugglns 9:15 News Roundup 8:00 CBC News 10;15 Big Sister 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 1: 15 The Happy Gang 5: 15 Don Messer 9: 30 Distinguished Artists 8:05 Weather 10 :30 Musical Program 12:00 Messages and Marine 1 :45 Smiley Burnette 5:30 The New Asia 10:00 Contrast in Poetry 8:07 George Kent, Sports 10: 45 Laura Limited Forecast 2 :00 Life Can Be Beautiful 5:40 Rawhide 10:30 To Be Announced 8: 15 Breakfast Club 11:00 BnC News 12:15 Farm Broadcost 2:15 Ma Perkins 6: 00 Jimmie Shields 11:00 London StudioMelodies 8 :45 Melody Hlqhlig-ht 11: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Musical Kitchen 2:30 Pepper Young 6: 15 Piano Pops II :30 Wednesday Concert 8:50 Weather. Vets on 11 :30 Brave Voyage 1:00 eBC News 2 :45 Right to Happiness 6:30 CBC News 12:00 CBC News Parade 11:45 Eddy Arnold 1:10 Weather 3:00 Words and Music 6:40 Weather 12:10 Weather ______CBK. SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST)------__ 6:45 Weather, Clockwatcher 9: 15 Big Sister 11:45 Musical Kitchen 2 :45 My Own Mother 5:15 Yvan l'lntreplde 7:30 Contrast in Poetry 7:00 CBC News 9: 30 Musical Program 12:00 CBC News 2:56 Women's News 5:30 Maggie Muggins 8 :00 CBC Notional News 7:05 Weath~r, Interlude 9 :45 Laura Limited 12:10 Weather Commentary 5:45 CBC News 8: 15 News Roundup 7: 15 Breakfast Club 10:00 BBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast 3:00 Musical Program 5:55 Weather 8:30 Distinguished Artists 7:-45 The Clockwatcher 10: 15 Aunt Lucy 12 :45 Smiley Burnette 3: 15 Concert Hour 6:00 Rawhide 9:00 To Be Announced 7:55 Family Worship 10:30 Kindergarten of the Air 1:00 Life Can BE> Beautiful 4:00 Brave Voyage 6:20 The New Asia 9: 30 Barabbas 8:00 CBC News 10:45 Morning Devotions 1: 15 Ma Perkins 4: 15 Don Mes.!iler 6:30 Have You Heard? 11:00 CBC News 1 : 30 Pepper Young 4 :30 Un Homme et son 6:-45 Memorable Melodies 8: 10 Weather. Scoreboard 10:55 Interlude 11:10 Weather 8: 15 Hello Saskatchewan 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:45 Right to Happiness Peche 7: 00 Recorded Recital 8 :45 Kay O'Neill 11:00 Timely Tunes 2:00 Words and Music 4:40 Radio Journal 7: 15 Introduction to 11: IS Supplement 9: 00 Road of Life II:15 The Happy Gang 2: 30 Road Report 4: 50 Match Intercite Wednesday Night 11:30 Showpiece ______CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST)------6:-45 Musicol Program 9: 15 Big Sister 11 :45 Musical Kitchen 2 :45 My Own Mother 5: 30 Maggie Muggins 7:30 Contrast in Poetry 7:00 CBC News 9: 30 Musical Program 12:00 CBC News 2:56 Women's News 5:45 CBC News 8:00 CBC National News 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:45 Laura Limited 12:10 Weather Commentary 5:55 Weather 8:15 News Roundup 7: 15 8reakfost Club 10:00 BBC News 12:15 Form Broadcost 3:00 Alberta Memos 8: 00 Rawhide 8: 30 Distinguished Artists 7: 45 Sports Reporter 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Western Rhythms 3:30 Album of Melody 8:20 The New Asia 9: 00 To Be Announced 7:55 Fomily Worship 10:30 Kindergarten of the Air I :00 Life Can Be Beautiful 4:00 Brave Voyage 6:30 Have You Heard? 9: 30 Barabbas I: 15 Ma Perkins 8:00 CBC News 10: 45 Morning Devotions . 4:15 Musical Program 6:-45 Memorable Melodies 11 :00 CDC News a: 10 Weather 10:55 Interlude I I: 30 Peppur Young 11:10 Weather I :45 Right to Happiness 4: 30 Records at Random 7 :00 Recorded Recital 8:15 F for Freddy 10:59 Dominion Time Signal ll: 15 Supplement 8: 45 Betty Tomlinson 11 :00 Timely Tunes 2:00 WordS and Music 5:00 Jimmie Shields 7:15 Introduction to 9: 00 Road of Lile 111 : 15 The Happy Gang 2:30 Musical Varieties 5:15 Piano Pops Wednesday Night III :30 Showpiece CBC DOMINION (MST) 8:30 Your Good Neighbour 10:45 Bod's Scrapbook I 7:15 Al Harvey (9:30 a.m. CST Man.) (Sask. and Alta.) 7:30 Herta For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Lust Week's 8:45 Rod's Scrapbook 2 :30 Double or Nothing 8: 00 Gildersleeve 5:00 Beulah I 8:30 Musical Program (9: 45 a.m. CST Man.) 5:15 Jack Smith 9:00 Dominion News Ttmes-See Page 8. 10:30 Your Good Neighbour 5:30 Club 15 9:15 United Nations Today (Saslr, and Alta.) 7:00 It Happened H.r. 9:30 Court of Opinions Page Six CBC TIMES so much of the day ... I am sure Asia from the other.-J.].D.• Winni « « NOTES » » that daytime listeners would thank peg, Man. Mail Jl.ag the CBC for more healthy and adult •• Perils of JWlior. Talks by Dr. Anna broadcasting during that time.-'V. O. Praise for The Times. Sharpe, Ottawa pediatrician. Today: Chubb. Portage 10 Prairie, Man. VVe get two of your weekly papers Act Fast in Polio. From Montano. U.S.A. •• • here and when the week is over at W·3:45 p.m. K-2:45 p.m. X·2:45 p.m. Since cominK to Montana and "dis least mine is pretty well wom out. covering" the CBC I have become an Our Special Speaker. The Times not only informs what''i Sunshine Society. Orchestra conducted enthusiastic listcner. These past few I don't want any opinion sup being presented but also educates. It by Eric \Vild; Janine, vocalist; Marsh days my admiration has inf;reased by pressed in Canada, and so I hope you introduces its subscribers to many Phimister and Bob Byron, singing leaps and bounds, your handling of won't suppress my view that J\1.r. artists and their compositions-an ex comedians. Anred Parr. producer. the news of the King's death has been Peter MacLintock's "special speaking" ceUent aid to purchasing records. From \Vinnipeg. perfect. How diHerent to the way the on Sunday night would have been Father P. R. Engele. St. Thomas Col Orche;:tr3: I Dou't Know \Vhy: On news was given on an American sta lege. North Battle/ord. the Alamo; Northern Lights; The Old better left unspoken. Mr. MacLintock Crow Reel. Marsh PblmIster: The tion. After the announcement of the talked about the Canadian govemor •• "('5.1 ~Ian. Janlne: Oops; Papa pIque death, and a summary of the King's general. in a rather crudely, outspoken ct Mama" conde. Bob B1'ron: Tip A Note to Eric \Vild. Tue Through the Tulips. Mar<:1l Phlm· life, the news reader. with hardly a manner which would be bound to Rarely have I enjoyed a radio con ISler and Rob 8yron: Byron and pause, said "Now, let's talk about offend some people's feelings in this PblmIster; Sing Somelhing SImple; cert as much as yours of this eVI~mng: bread;' and gave a commercial for a rather delicate matter. And if it It's a lIap·llap-Happy Day. (Sunday, February 17). I felt that W-6:00 p.m. X-5:oo p.m. certain brand of bread. Is it surprising offended some Canadians, how much that I have such an admiration for the Toscannini might be conducting an more would it offend the people of orchestra trained by him. Your pluas BBC Hour. A \vitty adaptation of the CBC?-Mrs. James Else. Saco, Mon England? There may be some Cana tana. ing was so beautiful and it seemed to Crimm fairy tale Rumpelstiltskin, by dians who think this doesn't matter, be played with such loving care. Francis Dillon. The old story has becn ••• who think that baiting the English Soap Opera Opposition. Congratulations too, to yout Outi~t given some surprisingly modem hVists, men is a good game and somehow and to the clear enunciation of your nnd Dillon has taken liberties with tlle This letter is the end result of a makes Canada m 0 r e independent. announcer. Your selections also were original Crimm characters. The play chain of reactions starting with a They could take a lesson from our especially interesting. - Helen D. won second award at the International program put on by Rawhide called Americ:m neighbours, who are defi \\lright, \Vashingtotl. D.C. Radio Festival in Venice in Septem "Ma Gherkin." That show stimulated nitely showing signs of a new realiza ber, 1949. BBC transcription. From me to listcn critically to the soap tion that manners may count for Toronto_ operas, and since I was on holidays I something in international affairs. Network Cues. Dom. 7:30 p.m. MST could listen to a good many. I had to They-"and some Canadians, too-are Please enlighten me ... Commenta --- give up at the end of the second day beginning to realize that there can tors from England end their talks Cross Section. Pattern for IIealth by through sheer nausea. This statement be real danger in the parlour game with: David \Vatson, a dramatized docu is not intended to he hyperbole but they have been playing so blithely "This is XY nIank returning yOIl mentary on the operation of the Swift is sincerely meant. I have never in for so many years-of ridiculing and from the nne, London." Current Medical Health District, my life been exposed to such a col maligning European (including Eng If you have the answer to this where the Saskatchewan plan for lection of trashy programs ... There lish) ways, European culture, Euro anomaly, please give it to us.-A medical and health services is in effect. was emphasis it scemed on all anti pean traditionalism, European man Listener. Benito, Manitoba. Flom Toronto. (Where a CBC speaker is using social conduct the authors could think ners. More experienced than we Dom. 9 :30 p.m. MST of. apparently arc in international affairs, BBC facilities to broadcast to Canada --- Although I do not have to, and in the Americans show signs of a vivid it is a matter of international courtesy Eventide. Choir conducted by Dalton fact cannot, listen to these programs and slightly panicky realiz.1tion of for him to mention the network of Baker; readings presented by E. V. most of the time, I wish to enter a what it would mean to have the whole origin in .,.etuming the broadcast to Young. The theme of tonight's pro sincere and very much felt protest of Europe looking at us with hostile CBC again.) gram is Jesus Risen. From Vancouver. against airing such unhealthy material eyes from one side, and the whole of (Continued on page 7) W·ll:30 p.m. K·8:30 p.m. X-8:30 p.m.
6:45 Manitoba on Parade 9:00 CBC News 3:56 Women'. New. 7: 00 The Metre-Reader 7:00 CBC News. Weather 9:10 Weather 7: 15 Points of View and Marine Forecast 9:15 Kinderqarten 01 the Thursday, April 17, 1952 4:00 ~:m~~~a1here 7:30 Roy Roqers 7: 05 Manitoba on Parade Au .... :15 Concert Hour 8:00 John and Judy 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9: 30 Allison Grant CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 5:00 Around the World in 8:30 Wayne and Shuster 7:40 Family Worship 9: 35 Morninq DevotiolU 80 Days 9:00 CBC National News 7:45 Mal'litoba on Parade 9: .... 5 Kay O'Neill 11:45 Manitoba March Past 1 :45 Western Rhythms 5:15 Western Five 9:15 News Roundup 8:00 CBC News 10:00 Road 01 Lile 11: 59 Dominion Time Slqnal 2:00 Life Can Be BeautiJul 5:30 The New Asia 9:30 Winnipeq Drama 8:05 Weather 10:15 Biq Sister 12:00 Messaqes and Marine 2:15 Ma PerkilU 5:....0 Jean Cavall Callinq 10:00 The People Act 8:07 Georq8 Kent, Sports 10:30 Musical Program Forecast 2 :30 Pepper Younq 5:55 John Fisher 10:30 At Bollinqton 10:45 Laura Limited 12:15 Farm Broadcast 2:45 Riqht to Happiness 11 :00 Vancouver Concert 8:15 Breaktast Club 12:45 Down Dairy I.a.ne 6: 00 Sunshine Society 8:45 Melody Hiqhllqhts 11:00 BBC News 1:00 CBC News 3:00 Words and Music 6:30 CBC News 11:30 Eventide 8:50 Weather. Veta on 1l:15 Aunt Lucy 1:10 Weather 3:30 Musical Varieties 6:40 Weather 12:00 CBC News Parade 11:30 Brave Voyaqe 1:15 The Happy Gan; 3 :45 Perils 01 Junior 6:45 Time Out for Sport 12:10 Weather ------_ CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST)------6:4S Weather. Clockwatcher 9:30 Musical Proqram 12:00 CBC News 2:56 Women's New. 5:15 Yvan rlntrepide 8:00 CBC National News 7:00 CBC News 9:45 Laura Limited 12:10 Weather Commentary 5:30 Around the World in 8:15 News Roundup 7:05 Weather. Interlude 10:00 BBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast 3 :00 Musical Proqram 80 Day. 8:30 Eventide 7:15 Breakfast Club 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Western Rhythms 3:15 Concert Hour 5:45 CBe News 9:00 The People Act 7: 45 The Clockwatcher 10:30 Kinderqarten 01 the 1:00 Life Can Be BeauUful 4:00 Brave Voyaqe 5:55 Weather 9:30 Points 01 View ~~~~ ~~Ci~e~orship Au 1: IS Ma Perkins 4:15 Western Five 6:00 Jean Cavall Callinq 9:45 The Metre·Reader 10:45 Mominq Devotions 1:30 Pepper Younq 6:15 John Fisher 10:00 Vancouver Concert 8;10 Weather. Scoreboard 10:55 Interlude 4: 30 La Chanson Francaise ~~~~g ~~nW::sDrama 8:15 Hello saskatchewan 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:45 Riqht to Happiness 4:40 Radio Journal 6:20 The New Asia 8 :45 Kay O'NellI II :00 Timely Tunes 2:00 Words and Music 4 :50 Un Homme et son 6: 30 Roy Roger. 11:10 Weather 9:00 Road 01 Life 11: 15 The Happy Ganq 2: 30 Road Reporl Peche 7:00 John and Judy 1l:15 Talk 9:15 Biq Sister 11:45 Down Dairy Lane 2:45 Perils of Junior 5: 00 Tante LuciUe 7:30 Wayne and Shulter II :30 Al Bollington ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST)I------_
6 :45 Musical Proqram 9:15 Biq Sister II 45 Down Dairy Lane 2 :45 Perils of Junior 5:45 CBC Newl 8:30 Eventide 7:00 CBC News 9: 30 Musical Proqram 12 00 CBC News 2:56 Women's News 5:55 Weather 9:00 The People Act 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:4.5 Laura Limited 12 10 Weather Commentary 6:00 Jean Cavall CalUnq 9:30 Points of View 7: 15 Breakfast Club 10:00 BBC News 12 15 Farm Broadcast 3:00 Alberta Memos 6:15 John Fisher 9 :45 The Metre-Reader 7:45 Sports Reporter 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12 45 Western Rhythms 3:30 Album of Melody 6:20 The New Asia 10:00 Vancouver Concert 7 :55 Family "Worship 10:30 Kinderqarten of the Air 1 00 Life Can Be Beautiful 4:00 Brave Voyaqe 6: 30 Roy Roqers 10:30 Winnipeq Drama a:00 CBC News 10:45 Morninq Devotions 1 IS Ma Perkins 4:15 Musical Proqram 8: 10 Weather 10 :55 Interlude 1 30 Pepper Younq 4.: 30 Records at Random 7:00 John and Judy II :00 CBC News 8: 15 F for Freddy 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1 .... 5 Riqht 10 Happiness 5:00 Sunshine Society 7:30 Wayne and Shuster 11: 10 Weather 8 :45 Betty Tomlinson II :00 Timely Tunes 2 00 Words and Music 5:30 Around the World in 8:00 CBC Nallona1 News 11:15 Talk 9 :00 Road 01 Lif. II: 15 The Happy Ganq 2 30 Musical Varieties 80 Days 8:15 News Roundup 11 :30 Al Bollinqton
CBC DOMINION (MST) 8:30 Your Good Neiqhbour 10:45 Bod's Scrapbook 7: 00 Suspense For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's (9:30 a.m. CST Man.) (Sast. and Alta.) (8:00 p.m. CST Man.~ 8: .... 5 Bod's Scrapbook 2: 30 Double or Nothlnq 7 30 BBC Hour Times-See Page 8. 5:00 Beulah 8 30 The Chuckwaqon (9:45 a.m. CST Man.) 9 00 Dominion News 10:30 Your Good Nelqhbour 5:15 Jack Smith 9 15 United Nations Today (Soak:. and Alta.) 5:30 Army Show II 30 Crou Section April 13 - 19 Page Seven « « NOTES » » Sim, with some excitingly dramatic grams, pictures of artists, and of those Science. Will this talk be available in scenes within the hospital operating who prepare and produce radio enter printed form?-H. P. D'7 Victoria. Necdlepointers. Talks by Hazel Stev room." From Toronto. tainment, with an outline of their (The texts of the broadcasts in this enson on how to beat the high cost of Dom. 7:00 p.m. MST work and interests, all make us feel series will be published by tile CBe in home decorating. Tooa+': Fashions in ::-- that when we tunc in our set we are booklet form. The publication date Bed Spreads. From Toronto. Toronto Pop Concert. Toronto Sym getting in touch with well-known and will be announced in eBe Timer.) phony Orchestra <.:onducted by Paul W.3:45 p.m. K·2:45 p.m. X-2:45 p.m. well-liked friends.-L. \V. Knowlton, · ,. Scherman, in a rCCluest program. Quebec. 'Vill the CBC, which brings Cana Recital. CI,-"yton Hare, violinist; From Toronto. • • • W.7:30 p.m. K·8:30 p.m. X·8:30 p.m. dians most good things in life, con Dorothy Swetnam, piano accompanist. I have decided that I must have a sider Bnding room on Sunday for a Bernard Deaville, producer. From Recital. Dembeck String Quartet with subscription to CBC Times ... Cana string quartet? The lands of symphony C.'l.lgary. harpist Donna Hossack. From Toronto. dian programs are a constant pleasure and opera are being settled; let us ;\1 e I 0 d Y (Lull)'); Sonatensatz) I)ulntel ror slrlngs Rnd harp (Jean but I find that I am apt to miss some. push on to this last frontier.-D. C'7 (llralmlS); Val::E''i Nobles et Senti· C"as). of the good things without a program .\fontreal. mentales (Ravel·llelretz). W·9:30 p.m. K·II :30 p.m. X·II :30 p.m. guide at hand. or course there are a K·7:15 p.m. X-7 15 p.m. • • • Vancouver Drama. Trust, a story by few that have to be avoided. too, like Old Rawhide and the So Shcellan's Folly. Voice of Fire Elswyth Thane, adapted for radio by Sunshine but for others I am truly grate stone. Orchestra Barry Cramer. It is the story of a ciety, Afte, the play (Sheehan', Folly, by ful. The Queen Elizabeth and chorus con ghost, a living girl who faIls in love Len Peterson) was over we discussed sequence on \Vedn<..-sday ight last ducted by How with him, and how they eventually it and agreed that we should have winter was the loveliest and most ard Barlow; Rise meet. The leading role will taken more of the grass roots kind of plays be memorable broadcast I have ever Stevens, mezzo by Richard Litt. Raymond \Vhite the people understand, instead of aU heard.-j. 5., Roc1tester, N.Y. the murders, killing, blood-letting soprano. Miss house. producer. From Vancouver. • • stuff that comes from the U.S. The Stevens made her W·IO:30 p.m. K-9:30 p.m. X·9:30 p.m. operatic debut at Gloat Fmm The Far South. radio is full of military and war and the people arc fed up and looking for the Prague Opera Through Poets' Eyes. The second of I have wanted to write you a note a more peaceful a hnosphere. Many House in 1936 in a series of by Chester Duncan talks of appreciation for a long time now, parents are shutting tlleir radios down the title role of of the English deparbnent, University but what brought it to a head was and refusing to let tlteir children listen Mignon. Her of Manitoba, in which he is examining this: In the last few nights of your to blood-and-thunder stuff. - R. S., Riso Stevena career since has the prose and verse of W. B. Yeats, weather forecast, you have been le:lv Rosemount, P.Q. made musical Eliot and Anden. His nrst broadcast ing out Moosonec and Pickle Lake. I • • • history in the fields of opera, concert, on April 4 dealt with tlle early prose wait every night to hear how those radio, motion pidurps and television. and verse of Yeats. Tonight he will poor devils are getting along, and then Why We Stay Home. She is today's highest selling record discuss this writer's Inter works in a it comcs-Moosonec 30 below, Pickle Many reasons (lre given for the ing artist in the classical field. talk which he calls "The Romantic Lake 35 below. Ha, hal Or is there emigration of Canadians. Should nny W·7:00 p.m. K·7:30 p,m, X·7:30 p.m. Tower and the Mob." Catherine Mac~ anyhody living up there? And I would one ever stop to compile a list of Iver, producer. From Winnipeg. like to hear from yOur great Plains reasons why Canadians stay home, I Theatre Hour. Green For Danger by W·1l:15 p.m. K·10:45 p.m. X·IO:45 p.m. Provinces in the 'West. Couldn't you am sure that high on the list we Christiana Bond, adapted for radio by give us a glimpse of them once in a would find "the excellence of Cana Alfred Harris of Toronto. Producer while? Are they 30 below too? I like dian radio," for whieh the cnc is Alan Savage says: "\.ye arc indebted yOllT news report, it's so concise and largely responsible.-A. G. G., Toronto. to the J. Arthur Rank Organization for Mail Bag honest. I learn some war truths from •• • the privilege of broadcasting a radio (Continued from page 6) you I don't get over here.-j. L., Ash adaptation of Miss Bond's tense and tabula, Ohio. Where? suspenseful drama of murder in a \iVe are deriving twice the enjoy • • • ''''here, oh where. famous English hospital. Green For ment from our radio since we have I listened with intense interest to the Is Lister Sinclair?
Danger was {\ very successful film, been subscribing to the TIMES. In address by Professor Owen in the -Mrs. George Martindalc7 FUn Flon, starring Trevor Howard and Alister formation about forthcoming pro- series, Christianity in an Age of Man.
6: 45 Mcmitoba on Parade 9:00 CBC News 3:45 Needlepointers 6:45 Time Out For Sport 7:00 CBC News. Weather, 9:10 Weather Friday, April 13, 1952 3:56 Women's News 7:00 Voice of Firestone Marine Foreeast 9:15 Xinderqarlen of the ~~:m~~d(U{here 7:30 Toronto Pop Concert 7:05 Manitoba on Parade Air CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 4:00 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9:30 Allison Grant 4:15 Concert Hour ;~~g ~Cki1a~~~~l News 7:40 Family Worship 9: 35 Morning Devotion$ 5:00 Sleepylime Story 9:IS News Roundup 7:45 Manitoba on Parade 9:45 Kay O'Neill 11 :45 Eddy Arnold 1: 15 The Happy Gang Tener 9: 30 Recital 8:00 esc News 10:00 Road of Life II :59 Dominion Time Siqnal I :45 Smiley Burnette 5:15 Don Messer 10:00 Music from Manitoba 8:05 Weather 10:15 Biq Sister 12:00 Messaqes and Marine 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 5:30 International 10:30 Vancouver Drama 8:07 Georqe Kent. Sports 10:30 Musical Program Forecast 2:1S Ma Perkins Commentary 11:00 Canadian Short Stories 8:15 Breakfast Club 10: 45 Laura Limited 12: 15 Farm Broadcast 2:30 Pepper Young 5:40 Rawhide II: IS Through Poets' Eyes 8:45 Melody Hiqhliqhts 11 :00 BBC News 112:45 Musical Kitchen 2:4S Right to Happiness 6: 00 Sunshine Society 11:30 Musical Fare 8:50 Weather. Veta on II :15 Aunt Lucy 3:00 Words and Music 6:30 CBC News 12:00 CBC News Parade 11:30 Brave Voyaqe I L~ W~t~:;Vs 3:30 Musical Varieties 6:40 Weather 12:10 Weather ------CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) ------6:45 Weather. Clockwatcher 9:30 Musical Program 12 :00 CBC News 2:56 Women's News 5: 30 Sleepylime Stacy 8:00 CBC National NewlI 7:00 CBC News 9:45 Laura Limited 12:10 Weather Cammentary Teller 8:15 News Roundu 7:05 Weather. Interlude 10:00 BBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast 3:00 Musical Program 5:45 CBC News 8:30 Toronto Pop &ncert 7:15 Breakfast Club 10: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Smiley Burnette 3:15 Concert Hour 5:55 Weather 1 9:30 Vancouver Drama 7:45 The Clockwatcher 10:30 Kindergarten 01 tbe I :00 Life Can Be Beautiful 4:00 Brave Voyage G:OO Rawhide 10:00 Music Irom Manitoba 7:55 Family Worship Air I: IS Ma Perkins 4:15 Don Messer 6:20 International 10:30 Canadian Short Stories 8:00 CBC News 10:45 Morning- Devotions 1:30 Pepper Younq 4:30 Un Homme et son 8:10 Weather. Scoreboard 10:55 Interlude Peche Commentary 10:45 Through Poets' Eyes 8: 15 Hello Soskatchewan 10: 59 Dominion Time Signal 1:45 Right to Happiness 4:40 Radio Journal 6: 30 Here Comes the Band 1l:00 CBC News 8: 45 Kay O'Neill 11:00 Timely TURes 2:00 Words and Music 4: SO Le Radio·theatre de 7:00 Bill Good 1l:10 Weather 9: 00 Road of LUe 11:15 The Happy Gang 2: 30 Road Report I'histoire 7:15 Recital 11: 15 Musical Program 9:15 Big Sister 11 :45 Musical Kitchen 2:45 Needlepointers 5:15 Yvan l'Inltepide 7:30 Voice of Fireslone 11:30 Recital ______CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST)------6: 4S Musical Program 9: 15 Big Sister 11 15 The Happy Gang 2: 30 Musical Varieties 5:30 Sleepylime Story 8:00 CBC National News 7:00 CBC News 9: 30 Musical Program 11 45 Musical Kitchen 2:45 Needlepointers Teller 8: 15 News Roundup 7:05 Weather. Interlude 9: 45 Laura Limited 12 00 CBC News 2:5G Women's News 5:45 CBC News 8:30 Toronto Pop Concert 7:15 Breakfast Club 10:00 BBC News 12 10 Weathf!r Commentary 5: 55 Weather 9:30 Vancouver Drama 7: 45 Sports Reporter 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12 15 Farm Broadcast 3 00 Alberta Memos 6:00 Rawhide 10 :00 Music from Manitoba 7:55 Family Worship 10:30 Kinderqarten of the ~~ iYl~sl~ Rfl'~~:utiful G:20 International 10:30 Canadian Short Stories 8:00 CBC News Air Ii 3 30 Album of Melody Commentary 10:45 Throuqh Poets' Eyos 8:10 Weather 10:45 Morning Devotions I 15 Ma Perkins " 00 Brave Voyaqe 6: 30 Here Comes the Band II :00 CBC News 8:15 F for Freddy 10:55 Interlude 1 30 Pepper YounljJ 4 15 Musical Program 7:00 Bill Good 11:10 Weather 8:45 Betty Tomlinson 10: 59 Dominion Time Signal 1 '0'0 RW;go,hdsl IOanHdappuin".css 4 30 Records at Random 7: 15 Recital 11: 15 Musical Program 9: 00 Road of Life 11:00 Timely Tunes 2 M 5 00 Sunshine Society 7:30 Voice of Firestone II:30 Recital
CBC DOMINION (MST) 8:30 Your Good Neiqbbour 10:45 Bod's Scrapbook 7 00 Thealre Hour For CorrectioRs and Late Program Notes for Last Week·s (9:30 a.m. CST Man.) (Sosk. and Alta.) 8 00 Championship Fights 8:45 Bod's Scrapbook 2 30 Double or NothinljJ 9 00 Dominion News (9: 45 a.m. CST Man.) 5 00 Beulah 9 15 United Nations Today Times-.See Page 8. 10:30 Your Good Neighbour 5 15 Jack Smith 9 30 Suspense (Sosk. and Alta.) 5 30 Club 15 (Sosk. and Alta.) 6 30 Tr8QJIure Trail Page Eight CBC TIMES »» and many countries of Europe. From with the performances, presents a of Coleraine; Jolly Rbythm Polka; saUin' «« NOTES Up the Clyde. i\lontreal. selected group of festival choristers W·6:OO p.m. X-5:00 p.m. W·l:oo p.m. X·12:00 noon X-12:00 noon al~d soloists in a half-hour broadcast, SATURDAY. APRll 12 Opera Stars and Stories. Tills program heralding the Srd annual festival, Children's Theatre. Easter Preview, a of operatic recordings returns again Music by Mozart. This recorded pro fantasy by Ruth Reid of Toronto. This which takes pl'lce in \Vinnipeg April gram will offer a sort of Cook's Tour morning youngsters will b&QT an eye this year following tJle conclusion of 21-22. witness report of tbe Buayville Easter Pre the Metropolitan Opera broadcasts. of tJle Koechel Catalogue of Mozart's view parade as it pr09'resses hom Tulip Tbe complptE" program Is 10 be an· Pork, down Daffodil Avenue and along works. Allan Sangster will write com nounced, but !\Ir. Taylor bas sched Crocus Boulevard. The stretHs are decor mentary for each recording, tclling uled lhe rollowlng performers: Gustt ated with huge bows of ribbon tied by Tauer, AllSlrlan zUher player; Michael trained fligbts of bluebirds. The floats in about the mll.'iie and about i\lozart as Radchenka, Hyelo-ruSSltln counter tbe parade model all the newest Easter he was when he wrote it. From tenor (also heard last year); and styles, from hots trimmed with spider-web Mennonite, French-Canadian, and veiling to the very lotest in chocolate Toronto. Jewish choirs, LlSlen Burns Mell eggs. Alfred Porr, producer. From Winni ;'Illnuet tor 1'111110 In G Major (Koechel hllKg8, CDC International Service rep peg. The cast includes five boys and lhree No.1); Plauo Concerto In F Major resentative, will be the commentator. girls from the Children's Theatre of K.37); Overture, APollO lind Hyacinth Greater Winnipeg, a new development in (K.38); (:IISSlI.tlon In 0 MlI.jor (K.u3). There will be 750 performers taking which the proirie city goes down to grass • Mozart kept only the scroppiest part in the festival, and including the roots to strengthen its productions ot m~my amateur drama. The young performers are records of his prodigious output and \Vinnipcg citizens who work in now rehearsing regularly in preporation it was not until 1862-71 years after association with them, the tolal wiU for lhe west's first Children's Drama Festi val. Included in the cast are: Colin Scarfe, his death-tJlat Ludwig Riller von be well over 1,000. Fourteen choirs Bob Colemon and Normo Burns. from River Koechel, an Austrian botanist and will perform. All the work is volun Heigblll Community Club; Vera Yaworsicy. mineral()~ist, Billy Crokewich ond Joan Harynuk, from went to work'on a cata tary. In addition to the musical num David Livingslone School; Art Belton and logue. The result was the Koechel bers, )'Ir. Mcllhagga's commentary Donald Bryden, from Wolseley Home and SChool. Verzeic1U1is, a complete guide to will include a description of the folk W·9:30 a.m. X-8:30 o.m. X-8:30 o.m. Mozart's works, chronologically num dances. bered with indic.:alions of the themes W-4:30 p.m. K-3:30 p.m. X·3:30 p.m. and instmments employed. Koechel CORRECTIONS FOR CBC TIMES DATED APRIL 6·12, 1952 i\o. I-the earlil..,'st surviving work of )'Iozart-was c.:omposed when he waS Music from Films. The third of five Pencil these Corrections £h e years old. A simple piano tune, it into Program Lists. Last will open this series. A lIan Sangster progmms feahu Week's Times. fGllows the Koechel catalogue in a ing film music by Canadian com roughly chronological explonllion of SUNDAY. APRIL 6 the music of this man whose life saw posers. Tonight's Dom. 7:30-8:00 p.m. Helmut Blume program will be Cancel: Opera Concert. so much tragedy and so little hap Schedule: Time for Music. piness. devoted to music This occasion only. Helmut Blume will again be at thc W·2:00 p.m. X·I :00 p.m. X-I :00 p.m. by MauriceBlack· Dom. 8:30-9:00 p.m. Cancel: Time tor Music. microphone but his narration will be bum, witll an or Schedule: Opera Concert. more concentrated on lesser-known ... ..,...... _ Folk Festival. chestra under his This occasion only. Maurice Blackburn direction. It will TUESDAY, APRIL 8 anecdotcs about opera composers, Three years ago, CBW 8:00·8:30 p.m. famous productions and tbe perform to mark Winni include scores from the NaLional Fihn Cancel: Dr. Dogbody's Leg. 8:00·8:05 p.m. ing stars rather than on the history of peg's 75th anni Board movies Life Under the Leaf, Schedule: Budget Commentary. opera as last year. As well as present versary celebra Know Your Resources, Arthur Lismer, 8:05·8:30 p.m. Schedule: Orcbestral Pr09'ram. ing tIle noted stars of today, the pro tion, folk singers Historic HigJuClJIJ, and L'JlOmme aUI Tbis occasion only. gram will recall some of the great "",!"..-..;g and dancers from oiseaux. From Toronto. CBX-CBX 7:00-7:30 p.m. W-11 :00 p.m. K·IO:oo p.m. X·IO:OO p.m. Concel: Dr. Dogbody's Leg. operatic voices of the past such as many countries 7:00-7:05 p.m. those of Nellie Melba, Paul Plancon, DOW settled in Schedule: Budget Commentary. 7:05·7:30 p.m. Galli Curci, Emma Calve and An \Vinnipeg, pre Schedule: Orchestrol Program. tonio SL'utti. fany of the recordings sented. songs and ILate Program Notes I This occasion only. Dom. 7:25-7:30 p.m. will be from the eBC's record library dances of tJleir WEEK OF APRIL 6 - 12, 1952 Cancel: Present listings. in J\lontreal but almost as many more native lands. The Schedule: Budget News. THURSDAY. APRIL 10 This occosion only. will be collectors' items from Mr. festival has been Sunshine Society. Orchesuo conducted Dom. 9:10-9:15 p.m. Tom Taylor Blume's personal library and from continued under by Eric Wild; Janine, vocalist; Morsh ond Schedule: Budget Commentary. Sandy Phimister. singing comedians. Alfred This occasion only. those of his many musician friends. the auspices of the \Vinnipeg Y.M.C.A., Parr, producer. Prom Winnipeg. Finish the Dom. 11:25-11:30 p.m. Mr. Blume is a concert pianist who and today T. M. Taylor, CBC pro Fineesh; April in Poris; Pennsylvonia Concel: Present listings. Polka; I Never See Maggie Alone; Crazy Schedule: Budget News. has toured Canada, the United States ducer, who has been closely associated Rhythm; Bielan' Jazz; Amon oge; Kitty This occasion only.
6 :45 Monitobo on Parade 8:45 Weather, Veb on 4: 00 Ballet Club 7:30 Shore the Weolth 7:00 CBC News, Weather Parode 4:30 Winnipeg Folk 8:00 CBe Notionol News and Marine Forecasl 9:00 CBC News Saturday, April 19, 1952 Festival 8 :05 To Be Announced 7:05 Manitoba on Porode 9:10 Weather CBW, MANlTOIlA (990 Kc.) (CST) 5:00 This Week 9:30 Orgon Music 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9: 20 Morning Devotions 5:15 CBC News 10:00 Prairie Schooner 7 :40 Family Worsbip 9:30 Children's Thealre 11:45 Songs of tbe West 112:45 CBC News 5:25 Weother 10:30 Juliette 7 :45 Manitoba on Porode 10:00 Colling All Children 11:59 Dominion Time Signal 12:55 Weather 5:30 NBC Sympbony II:00 Music From Films 8 :00 CBC News 10: 30 Good Deed Club 12:00 Messages and Marine 11:00 Opero Stors and 8 :05 Weather 11:00 BBC News Forecast Stories 6:30 Time Out Jor Sport 11: 30 Paul Whiteman 8:07 George Kent. Sports 11: IS Sports College 12:15 Junior Farm Clubs 2:00 Music by Mozort 6:45 On Tbe Record 12:00 eBC News 8: 15 saturday Song Sbop 11:30 CBC Stamp Club 12:30 Musical Program 3:00 To Be Announced 7:00 CBC Sports Paqe 12:10 Weather ------CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST)------6:45 Weatber. Clockwatcher 8:30 Children's Thealre 10:30 CBC Stamp Club 12:00 Opera Stars and 4:25 Weather 9:00 Proirie Schooner 7 :00 CBC News 9: 00 ColliDq All ChUdren 10:45 Songs of tbe West Stories 4:30 NBC Symphony I 9:30 Juliette 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Bulletins d'information 10:59 Dominion Time Signal I :00 Music by Mozart 5:30 Sports College 110:00 Music From Films 7:15 saturday Song Sbop 9:33 Yvon I'Intrepide 11:00 Musical Pr09'ram 2:00 To Be Announced 5:45 On The Record 10:30 Paul Whiteman 7: 45 Tbe Clockwotc:her 9:45 Les plus beaux conies 11 15 M' 3:00 Ballet Club &:00 CBC Sports Page 11:00 CBC News 7:55 Fomily Worship : lOuet 3:30 Winnipeg Folk 6:30 Shore the Wealth 11:10 Wealber 8:00 CBC News 10:00 BBC News 11:30 Melody Roundup Festival 7:00 eBe National Newll 8:10 Weatber, Scoreboard 10:15 Morning Devotions 11:45 CBC News 4:00 This Week 7:05 To Be Announced 11:15 Armdale Cborus 8:15 Hello saskatchewan 10:25 Interlude 11:55 Weotber 4:15 CBC News 8:30 Orgon Music 11:30 Trocodero Orcbestro ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MSTI------6: 45 Musicol Program 8;30 Children's Theotr. 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:00 Music by Mozart 4:30 NBC Symphony 9:00 Prairie Schooner 7:00 CBC News 9 :00 Calling All Children 11:00 Melody Time 2:00 To Be Announced 5:30 Sports Colleqe 9:30 Juliette 7:05 Weother. Interlude 9: 30 Alberta Memos 11:15 Minuet 3:00 Ballet Club 5:45 On The Record 10:00 Music From Films 7:15 Soturday Song Shop 10:00 BBC News 11:30 World Church News 3:30 Winnipeg Folk 6:00 CBC Sports Poge 10:30 Poul Whiteman 7:45 Sporta Reporter 10: 15 Morning Devotions 11 :45 CBC News Festivol 6 :30 Share the Weolth 11 :00 CBe News 7:55 Family Worship 10:25 Interlude 11:55 Weather 4:00 This Week 7:00 CBe Notionol News 11:10 Weather 8 :00 CBC News 10:30 CBC Stamp Club 12:00 Opera Stars and 4:15 CBC News 7:05 To Be Announced 1l:15 Armdole Chorus 8:10 Weather 10:45 Songs of Ibe West Stories 4: 25 Weather 8:30 Organ Music II:30 Trocadero Orcheatra 8:15 The Earlybird CBC DOMINION (MST) 10:30 Star. Over 6:00 Twenty Questions I 8:00 Scrturday at the Hollywood 6:30 Memory Music Hall Sbamrock CBC TIM ES 5:00 Juke Box Jury 7:00 Variety Bandbox 8:30 Dance Orchesuo 5:30 Hawaii Cc1b I 7: 30 Dance Orcbestra 9:00 Dominion News (PRAIRIE EDITION) Publbbed weekb' bJ" lhe Canadian Broadc:utlll& Corporation at It, Prairie Rel"lon HeadQuarteri. SOO Telephone Bulldln,. Wlnnlpe&. Manitoba. For Corrections alld Late Program Hotes for Editor: C. E. L·AMI. Last Week's Times-See This Page. Sub,crlpllOIl aate. Sl.OO per J"ear. Autborl~ a. Second Clu, Man. ro,t Ottice Department. Ottawa. Poatmuter: Ple..e return It DOt d,U""ed within tt." daya. 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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