Miss Verna E. Weber, BERGEN, Alta.

PRAIRIE REGION SCHEDULE May 14 . 20, 1950

Issued Each Week by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

VOLUME III-No. 20 ISSUED AT , MAY 5 5c PER COPY $LOO PER YEAR This Week: Ronald Gibson, Organist (Page 2) * Bernard Braden (Page 3) * William Primrose (Page 5) * Court Of Opinions (Page 6) * CBC Square Dance (Page 8) r * AUGHS don't often just happen-yoll have to L work for them, and jOlINNY WAYNF; and know that as well as anybody. This photograph shows them hard at it in the special den Frank has fixed up at his home in , where most of the work is done. They write their own scripts, always keeping at least two weeks ahead of the game. Each Friday they l.'OlIlpletc a draft script which, with a multitude of revisions and additions, will be used on their Thursday show thirteen days later. On Thursday afternoon the scheduled script starts coming to life in rehe..usal. The pressure mounts from then until broadcast time, and when the show finally goes on the air the script contains a mass of pen­ cilled changes. The general excitement is carried over right into the broadcast, and the boys pick up many a laugh over their difficulty in following its hieroglyphics. The May 18th bro.1dc.1st will be the 150th Show amI, to mark the occasion, CBe producer has written H little tribute which follows: Wayne and Shuster *** Four Years With Wayne and ShuSl.er vaudcville background, and we had met the odd It has been a great experience keeping up with time. the pace set by their energy and drive, their By JACDE RAE I mention this particular night because it was tremendous capacity for work, and their knowledge Four years ago Johnny Wayne, Frank Shuster then and there that Johnny and Frank asked me to of show-bwiness "know-how." And it really has and I, were invited to attend a party at the home join them as producer of theit soon-to·begin series been a Jot of hm. Both Johnny and Frank, espe­ of a mutual friend. We had known one anoU1fJr of radio shows. We've been working together sincc cially at rehearsals, are unpredictably funny-even before, but not well. I had secn und admired their then, and indeed it has been a wonderful education to me, and I'vc been one of their most constant work in the entertainment field, ther knew of my for me, and so much fun. fans for four years now. (Tum to page 3) Page 2 CBe TIM ES Prairie Region

CLEARING UP THE WEATHER BALLET Sunday, May 14th, 1950 This program is on thc move, origi­ CDC orchestra conducted by Samuel nating in a different part of the coun­ Hersenhoren in a program of modern try each week, The first two programs American ballet music. Suite from CBW, (990 Kc.) (CDT) came from the studios in Billy the Kid, written for the Ameri­ 8:55 Musical Program 1:00 eBe News 8: 00 Stage 50 and EOUlonton. This Sund:.l.Y's broad­ can Ballet Caravan by Aaron Cop­ 9:00 eBe News 1:03 Capital Report 9:00 eBe Nalional News cast will originate in 'Winnipeg, where land; ami Fancy Free (Leonard Bern­ 9:03 Weather. Interlude 1:30 Religious Period 9: 10 Weekend Review 9:15 World Church News 2 :00 Invitation to Music 9: 20 Our Special Speaker D. M. Hohcrtson of the Dominion stein). The second work was later 9 :30 Sunday School of the 3:30 Church of the Air Puhlic Weather Office there will talk rewritten into a musical sCOre for the Air 4: 00 Land 01 Supposing 9:30 Ballet Music 10:00 CBe News 4:30 Critically Speaking 10:00 Winnipeg Sunday abdut \Veather and the Farmer. The film On the Town. Terence Gibbs, 10 :02 Neighbourly News 5:00 John Fisher next fuur programs will come from producer. From Toronto. 10:15 Prairie Gardener 5:15 GBe News 11:00 Organ Recital 10:30 Recital 5:11 Clearing Up The 11:30 Vancouver String Toronto, Montreat Halifax and Gan­ W-9:30 p.m. K-8:30 p m. X-7:30 p.m. 11:0051. Poul's Anglican Weather Orchestra der, Newfoundland. Church 5:27 Weather 12:00 CBC Naws 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 5:30 My Uncle Louis W-5: 17 11."'. K-4;17 p.m. X-3:17 p.m. 12:00 Alan Mills 6:00 Sunday Evenlnq Hour 12:10 Weather WINNIPEG SUNDAY CONCERT 12: 15 Just Mary &:45 The Old Songs 12:15 Canadiana Winni­ 7: 00 Startime 12:30 Vesper Hour cnc 12:30 Way of the Spirit SUNDAY EVENING HOUR peg Orchestra CIlK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) This 'Neeks' speaker is Rabbi conducted b y 9:55 Weather 1:00 Invitation to Music 8: 10 Weekend Review Abraham Feinberg nf Holy Blossom E ric Wi I d; 9:00 CBC News 2: 30 Church of the Air 8:20 Our Special Speaker Therese Deni­ 3:00 Land of Supposing Tcmple in Toronto. 9:02 Neighbourly News 8 :30 Ballet Music set, soprano, 9:15 Prairie Gardener 3:30 Critically Speaking 9:00 Winnipeg Sunday \V-6:00 p.m. K 5:00 p,m. X-4:00 p.m. 9: 30 Recital 4:00 John Fisher Concert Orchestra: 10:00 BBC News 4:15 CBC News 10:15 World Church News 4:17 Clearing Up The 10:00 Organ Recital Overture - L e Weather 10:30 Vancouver String Lac de Fees 10:30 Harmony Harbour Orchestra THE OLD SONGS 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4 :27 Weather (Allher); Chil­ 11 :00 Alan Mills 4:30 My Uncle Louis 11:00 CBC News The Four Gentkmcn's selections II: 15 Just Mary 5: 00 Sunday Evening Hour 11:10 Weather today will include To My Mother, drf'!1's Corner 5:45 The Old Songs 11: 15 Canadiana 11:30 Way 01 the Spirit lIedge H.oses, The Old Hugged Cross Sui t c No. 1 12:00 eBC News 6:00 Startime II :30 Vesper Hour __ :Sb~... (Debussy); 12:03 Capital Report 7: 00 Stage 50 12 :00 Prelude to Midnight and Through the Years. Fro III 12 :55 CBC News 12:30 Religious Period 9:00 CBC National News Toronto. Therese Deniset Pavanne(Havel); CIlX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc) (MST) S 1I i t e for Or­ \V-6:4.=i II.m. K-5;45 p.m. X-4:45p.m. chestra ( Rameau); Algerian Suite 7:55 Musical Program 12:00 Invitation to Music 7:10 Weekend Review (Saint-Saens). Therese Deniset: 9:00 CBC News 1: 30 Church 01 the Air 7 :20 Our Special Speaker 9:02 Neighbourly News 2:00 Land of Supposing 7:30 Ballet Music STARTIME Comille autrcfous dans Ie nuit, from 9:15 Prairie Gardener 2:30 Critically Speaking 8:00 Winnipeg Sunday The Pearl Fishers (nizct); L'Abscnee 9: 30 Recital 3:00 John Fisher Concert Ordwstra conducted hy Neil Cho­ 9:00 BBC News 3:15 CBC News tern; Les Disciples de Massenet, a (Bcrlio:l); L'amour :lU moi (tradi­ 9: 15 Music for Meditation 3:17 Clearing Up The 9: 00 Organ Recital tional); Minuet (Martini). This pro­ 9:30 Harmony Harbour Weath8'r 9:30 Vancouver String fifty-voice ; Yoland Guerard. one 9:59 Dominion Time Signal 3:27 Weather Orchestra of French CanacL'l's most prolilising gram of music by French composers 10:00 Alan Mills 3:30 My Uncle Louis 10:00 CBC News will be announced by Jean-Charles :roung b.'lSS singers; and pianist Max 10:15 Just Mary 4:00 Sunday Evening Hour 10:10 Weather Chapais, hilingual announcer at CBC, 10:30 Way 01 the Spirit 4:45 The Old Songs 10:15 Canadlana Chamitov who has been playing with 11:00 CBC News 5:00 Startime 10:30 Vesper Hour "Vinnipeg, and producpr of the French II :03 Capital Report 6: 00 Staqe 50 11 :00 Prelude to Midnight American and Canadian name bands 7:00 CBC National News 11:55 CBC News language programs heard daily on 11:30 Religious Period for the last fifteen years. Lcs Disdples CBK, Suskah:hewan. Tom Taylor, CBC DOMINION (MDT) de Massenet: a group of gypsy airs; producer. From '~innipcg. the Pilgrims' Chorus fro1'll Tannhau­ 3:30 Aldrich Family 5:30 Amos 'n Andy 7:30 Bod's Scrapbook '\V-lO:OO p.m. K-9:00 p.lIl. X-8:00 I ser. Yoland Guerard: Stout-Hearted 4: DO Roy Rogers 6:00 Bergen and McCarthy 9:00 Contented Hour p.m. 4: 30 Our Miss Brooks 6:30 Enchantment 9:30 Chorus Men from New Moon (Romberg); 5:00 Alan and Me I 7: 00 Opeora Concert 9:00 Dominion News When the Flame of Love from Fair For Corrections and Late Program Hotes for Last Week·s Maid of Perth (Bizet); Jalousie ORGAN RECITAL Times-See Page 8. (Maurice Yvain); Max Chamitov: Ay Ronald \V. Gihson, organist, will be Que Verguenza and Cumana, two heard in recital from All Saints' « « NOTES » » concert of long-plaving symphonic Latin American numbers; '~hat Is Church, Winnipeg. Prelude and recordings. TIe will playa tape record­ This Thing Called Love. Orchestra: Fugue in C Minor (J. S. Bach); RECITAL ing of an interview with the noted Y'a d'ia joie, a French chansonette; Anoante (Karl Stamitz); Paradise George Horvath, 'cellist, and Leo conductor and records of Mozart's A Motherless Child (arr. Morton (Zdenko Fibich); Toccatini for Barkin, pianist. Rhapsody No. 1 by Symphony No. 40 in G Minor and Gould); a waltz from the Suite for Or­ (Pietro Yon); Choral Prelude on Bela nartok (originallv written for Don Juan by Hichard Strauss, per­ chestra (Arthur Benjamin); the scher.w Welsh Tune (Vaugh:lIl Williams); violin but transcribed for 'cello by the formed by the Pittsburgh Symphony from Symphony No, 4 (Tschaikow­ Prelndio from Third Sonata in C composer), and the Sonata in E Orchestra nnder Reiner. He will also sky); Overture on French-Canadian Minor (Alex Cuilmant). Mr. Gibson, Minor (Brahms). From Toronto. interview a listener who owns a Themes hy 'Walter Eiger, Montreal a Winnipegger, was appointed asso­ ciate professor of music and director W-IO:30 a.m. K-9;30 a.m. X-8:30 unique collection of Schumann letters, composer-arranger; Gaietes Parisien­ scores and pictures, and then play of the School of Music at the Uni­ a.m. nes, a medley of airs from Offenbach's Schumann's Third Symphony, per­ versity of Manitoba last summer fol­ formed by Bruno Walter and the operettas. The program will be dir­ lowing his return from where CAPITAL REPORT New York Philharmonic-Symphony ected by Patricia FitzGerald of the In­ he studied at the Royal Manchester Matthew Halton from and Orchestra. ternational Service in co-operation College of Music. He was awarded the Hobert McKeown from . 'W-2:00 p.m. K-l:OO p.m. X-12:00 with Georges Dufresne, CBF pro­ degree of Mus. Bac. and the diploma 'V-l:03j).m. K~12:03 p.m. X-ll:03 noon. ducer. From Montreal. A.R.M.C.M. (Associate, Royal Man­ a.m. \V-7:00 p.m, K-6:00 p.m. X-5:00 p.m, chester College of Music). He is also CHURCH OF THE AIR the organist and choirmaster at Holy RELIGIOUS PERIOD Rt. Rev. C. L. Cowan, Moderator Trinity Church. Before going abroad STAGE 50 he conducted choral and orchestral Brigadier A, Dixon, The Salvation of the Presbyterian Chnrch in Canada, Whatever You Do, the first new Hamilton, . broadcasts on the CBC. Bernard Army, Regina. play by Montreal's Joseph Schull Deaville, producer, From '~innipeg. W-L30 p.m. K-1Z,30 p.m. X-IL30 W-3:30 p,m. K-2:30 p.m. X-l:30 p.m. written for the Stages in two seasons. W-ll,OO-p.m. K-IO,OO p.m. X-9,00 a.m. It tells about two girls and a globe­ p.m. CRITICALLY SPEAKING trotting man whom both find irresist­ INVITATION TO MUSIC One of the speakers this week will ible but exhausting. Andrew Allan, James F~ssett will introduce listen­ be Elsie Park Gowan of Edmonton. producer. From Toronto. VANCOUVER STRING ers to Fritz Reiner in his weekly W-4:30 p.m. K-3:30 p.m. X-2;30 p,m. W-S,OO p.m. K-7,OO p.m. X-O,OO p.m. ORCHESTRA CBC Vancouver String Orchestra conducted by Jean de Rimanoczy. The C BeT IMES WEEKEND REVIEW Concertino Pastorale (John Ireland); (WESTERN EDITION) Stuart Jamieson, professor of eco­ PUpo:lzctti Suite (Casella). Robert f'llblhhed weekly lJy the C'lnadlan lJroadeasting Corporation at Ita Prairie Region Headquarters. 300 Telephone BuHdlng, WinnIpeg, Manitoba. nomics at the University of British Allen, producer. From Vancouver. Editor: C. E. L·AMI. Columbia. W-ll,30 p.m. K-IO,30 p.m. X-9:30 SulJ~crlI)tlon Hate: $1.00 per )·ellr.•uthorlz('d u Seeond Class Mail. Pll~t omee Deyartment, Ottawa. Poatmaater: Please return It not dellv6Ied within five days. W-9, 10 p.m. K-S,IO p.m. X-7,10 p.m. p.m, Pmirie Region CBC TIMES Page 3

d'en I-Iaut"-the north CQuntry of the I I Monday, May 15th, 1950 dwellers along the St. Lawrence. The Prairie Gardener K-5: 15 p.m. CBW, ~IANITOBA (990 Kc.) (COT) S,mWlOnj of Broadcast of May 7, 1950. 6: 45 Manitoba on Parade II :30 SuqeT 'n Spice 5: IS Adventures 01 Peler EDMUND HOCKRIDGE 7:00 CBC News. Weather II:59 Dominion Time Signal Radisson Edmund Problems in the Vegetable Garden­ 7:03 Manitoba on Parade 12 :00 Canadian Legion 5:30 International Hoe k rid g e, (Continued from April 23). 7:30 CBC News, Weather Ceremonies Commentary 7:40 Family Worship 12:15 The Happy Gong 5:40 Divertimento , w i II I. Crops shoulll be rotated to }wlp 7: 4S Manitoba on Parade 12:45 Musical Kitchen 6: 00 Betty Phillips broadcast Ii i s 9:00 CBC News 1:00 cec News 6: IS Edmund Hockridge in controlling insects and diseases and B:05 Weather I: 10 Weather, Messages 6:30 CBC News program today to vary the ucmands crops make on 8 :07 Jack Wells, Sports 1: IS Farm Broadcast 6:40 Weathtlr fro III Calgary. soil fertilizer. Allernatf' shallow amI 8: 15 Breakfast Club I :45 Saddle Rockin' 6:45 Sports Report Mr. Hock-ridge, 8:45 Weather. Manitoba Rhythm 7:00 My Favorite Husband deep-rooted crops. Suggested rotn· March Pasl 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 7:30 Music on Your Menu his wife and tions: Potatoes, carrots and beets fol­ 9:00 CDC News 2: IS Ma Perkins 8 :00 Radio Theatre young son, are 9:10 Interlude 2:30 Pepper Young 9:00 CBC National Nows lowed by spinach, peas, beans and 9: 15 Kinderqarten of the 2:45 Right to Happiness 9:15 News Roundup o n their way corn. Air 3:00 Musical Program 9: 30 SummerfaUow to Vancouver, 9:30 Allison Grant 3:15 School Broadcast 10:00 Alberla Ranch House where they will 2. In farm gardens, and in all gar­ 9: 35 Morning Devollon8 3: 30 Bernard Braden 10:30 Here Comes the Band dcns if feasible, have at least two 9: 45 Musical Program II :00 Gypsy Strings remain until 3:45 Cooking with Herbs garden arcas for alternale cropping. 10:00 Road of Life 3:56 Women's News 11:30 Come In To The Edmund Hockridge the end 0 f 10:15 Big Sister Parlour Manure should be added in the sum· 10:30 What's Your Beet? Commentary 12:00 CBC News J u n e. During 10:45 Laura Limited 4:00 Here and There 12:10 Weather this lilne, Mr. Hoekridgc's programs merfallow years and a green crop 11 :00 BBC News 4:30 Concert Hour 12:15 Wally Wicken ploughed under in the fall. 11:15 Aunt Lucy 5:00 Brave Voyage 12 :30 Music of Canada will be heard as usual. At the end of June the family will leave by boat for 3. Tn small gardens sllccession crop­ CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) E u r 0 p e, travelling through the ping is worth while. Tomatoes may 6:45 The Clockwatcher 11:45 Musical Kitchen 4:45 Trois de Quebec 7:00 CBC News 12:00 Kindergarten of tho 5:15 Un Homme et son Panama Canal. Mr. Hockridge's plans follow radishes, spinach, and leaf 7:05 Weather, Air _, Peche call for an extended stay in England. lettuce. 7:10 Sosk, Hopper Fight 12:15 Saddle Rockm 5:30 New MOlher Goose Jrc has arranged to study languages 4. C011lparisol'1. croIJlJitlg in small 7:15 The Clockwatcher Rhythm _ 5:45 Don Messer 7'55 F 'Iy Worsh'p 12:30 Road of Lite 6:00 Solo For Orchestra and advanced operatic technique in gardens saves space. Example: Head :00 CBomC'N I 12:45 Big Sister 6:30 My Songs For You London with George Baker, his 6rst lettuce set hetween late cabbage. . ews 1:00 CBC New. 6:45 CBC News 8:05' Weather, Interlude 1:10 Weather 6:55 Weather teacher. Concert appearances are also 5. Make a planting timetable. Cool 8:15 Breakfast Club 1:15 Farm Broadcast 7:00 Gypsy Strings on the agenda, as weU as programs for wcather crops can be sown safely 8:45 Let's Have a Sonq 1:45 What's Your Beel 7:30 Here Cometl the Band 9:00 CBC News 2:00 Lile Can Be Beautiful 8:00 CBC National News the BBC and recordings, between April and May 15, but frost­ 9:10 Weather, Interlude 2:15 Ma Perkins 8:15 News Roundup IV-O,15,}.m. X-4,15 p.m. tender crops must not be seeded until 9:15 Morning Music 2:30 P~pper Younq 8:30 Summerfallow 9:45 Morninq Musicale 2:45 Right to Happiness 9:00 Alberta Ranch House danger of frost is over. Examples: 10:00 BBC News 3:00 Sch~1 Broadcast 9:30 My Favorite Husband Sow carrots l\hlY 1 to May 15 and 10'15 A t L 3:30 MUSIcal Program 10:00 Radio Theatre o CE OVER LIGHTLY - un ucy. 3:45 Cookinq with Herbs 11:00 CDC News A script by Alan Kin~, hased on the cucumber May 24 to June 15, depend­ 10:30 Laura Limited 3:56 Women's News 11:10 Weather ing on local weather probabilities, 10:45 Mo~i~q Co~men! Commentary 11:15 Wally Wicken Greek mythological story of Eros and 10:59 Dom~lon TIme Signal 4:00 Brave Voyage 11 :30 Music of Canada Psyche. From Toronto. 6. Setting out plants: 11:00 MomID.9 Devotions 4:15 Bornard Braden 12:00 Collector's Itoms (a) Hardier plants in a cold frame 1l:10 Interlude 4:30 La Chanson Francalse 12:30 Dance Orchestra Oom. 9:30 1l.rn. 1l:15 The Happy Ganq 4:40 Radio Journal 12:55 CBC Newl -- for a week or ten days. CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc) (MST) ALBERTA RANCH HOUSE (b) Set out in moisture. 6: 00 F For Freddie (c) Plant on cloudy days or to­ ll: 15 Timely Tunes 4:15 Edmund Hockridge Sons of the \-Vest instrumental and 7:00 CBC News II:30 Road of Life 4:30 New Mother Goose wards evening of sunny days, 7:05 Weather, Interlude II:45 Big Sister 4:45 Don Messer \'{)Cal group conducted by Ameen 7:15 Breakfast Club 5:00 Solo For Orchestra (d) Use dwarf sturdy plants rather 7:45 Sports Reporter 12:00 CBC News 5:30 My Songs For You Ganam; Jerry Forhc..o; and Dick Taylor, 7:55 Family Worship 12:15 Form Broadcast 5:45 CBC News vocalists. Sons of the 'Vest: Ostinclli's than tall, overgrown ones. 8:00 CBC News 12:45 What's Your Beef 5:55 Weather 8:10 Weather 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 6:00 Gypsy Strlnqs Hornpipe; By the ',Vaters of Minne­ 8: 15 F For Freddie 1: 15 Ma Perkins 6: 30 Here Comes the Band tonka; Suzette Waltz; Happy Boys; fOUR YEAKS WITH WAYNE 8:45 Morninq Musicale I: 30 Pepper Young 7:00 CDC National News Tumble \Veed TraiL Trio: I'm a Lone­ AND SHUSTER 9:00 BBC News I :45 Right 10 Happiness 7:15 News Roundup (Cona'lUed from page 1) 9:15 Aunt Lucy 2:00 Alberta Memos 7:30 Summerfallow some Lovin' Cowboy. Jerry Forbes: 9:30 Laura Limited 2:30 Musical Program 8:00 Alberta Ranch House Forever in My Heart (Ameen Ganam); 9:45 Moming Comment 2:45 Cookinq with Herbs 8:30 My Favorite Husband Our rehearsals arc very relaxed­ 9:59 Dominion Time 2:56 Women's News 9:00 Radio Theatre Dick Taylor: Egyptian Ella. Fred Signal Commentary 10:00 CDC News Diehl, producer. From Edmonton. yet pach member of the 'Vayne and 10:00 Morninq Devotions 3:00 Brave Voyage 10:10 Weather Shuster Show-Terry Dale, Herb May, 10:10 Interlude 3: IS Bernard Braden 10: IS Wally Wicken W-IO,OO p.m. K-9,OO p.m. X-S,OO Eric Christmas, Dick Nelson, Johnny 10:15 The Happy Gang 3:30 International 10:30 Music of Canada p.m. 10:45 Musical Kitchen Commenlary 11:00 Colleclor's Items Dobson, Don Bacon, Dave Tasker and II:00 Kinderqarten of the 3:40 Divertimento 11 :30 Dance Orchestra Samuel llersenhoren and the orches­ AU 4:00 Belly Phillips 11:55 CDC News HERE COMES THE BAND tra-is extremely intense and consci· CRC DOMINION (MDT) Band conducted by W. J. Park; entious in his or her contribution to 8:30 Your Women's Editor 5:15 Jack: Smith 8:00 Opportunity Knocks Mary Knshowski, soprano, Jolly Cop­ the success of the show. And the (9:30 a.m. COT. Man.) 8: 30 Monday Magazine 10:30 Your Women'. Editor 5:30 Club 15 persmith (German march); Kinness reason-well, I think it's because of 7:00 Unlimited 9:00 Dominion News (Sask. and Alta.) 9:15 United Nations Today (waltz); l\lountain Belle, a schottische the warm, easy atmosphere Johnny 3:00 When a Girl Monies 7:30 Hawaii Calls and Frank have developed around 3:15 Portia Faces Life 7:45 Provincial Affairs 9:30 Once Over Lightly (C. Kinkel); Chicken Polka; Okey 5:00 BQulah (Alberta) 10:30 Crossroads Dokey Polka; Finska Vals..n (Swed­ them. ish); Good Time Polka (E. \Vever). 1n my capacity as producer uf the For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's Mary Koshowski: Eerchvk (Ukrainian), \VaYllc and Shuster Show, 1 hu\"P Times-See Page 8. I-lave Pity (Russian); The Cossack come to know Johnny and Frank Rides (Ukrainian). Alfred Parr, pro­ pretty well, and it has been a pleasurp « NOTES »» for \Vinler-careful harvesting for full­ ducer. From \Vinnipeg. to work with them. They have no Ravored dri{:d hcrhs. From Montreal. temperament-just talent. MORNING DEVOTIONS "'-10:30 p.m. K-7:30 p .. m. X-6:30 \-\1-3:45 p.m. K-3:45 p.m. X-2:451).m. p.m. CB'W-Rev. P. V, Samson, John Black Memorial United Church, \Vin­ medley. From BBC Transcriplion CO~1.E nipcg. U HOMME ET SON PECHE INTO THE PARLOUR Service. W-9:3.5 a.m. Music and songs from Northern W-ll:30 ".m. Cia u U c - Henri Grignon's "Un Ireland with Donglas Armstrong, Homme et Son Peche" (A ?\·Iall and BERNARD BRADEN George fif'ggs, Carys Davies and Billy MUSIC OF CANADA His Sin) is still French-Canada's most McCormack; Eddie Shaw and his Harry Adaskin, violinist; Francpo; My Father and the Crayfish, by popular serial. The scene is set in a band; David Curry and the. Irish ~'farr, pianist. Sonata (John Weinz­ Ilenry Cordon Greene. tiny Lanrenthlll. village at th£' end of Hhythms and the Parlour Singers. weig); Sonata (Barbara Pentland): \V-3:30 p.m. K-4: 15 p.m. X-3: 15 IJ.m. the last century. Around Sernphin ~IcGinnis' Cake; Paddy; Little Boy Six Piccl's for piano (J lector Grat­ Poudrier, the much-hated old miser, Blue; The Queen's Shilling; That Old­ ton). Rob('rt Alk'n, producer. FroHl COOKING WITH HERBS and his saintly wife Donalda, some 45 Fashiuned Mother of Mine; Eileen Vancouver. A talk on the use of herbs by characters wander through the pro­ Oge; The Snowy-Breasted Pearl; W-12:30 (I.m. K·l1 :30 1).m. X-1O:30 Eustella Langdon. Stock Herb Shell gramme, portraying life in tiLes Pays Delancy's Donkey; an Irish waltzing p.m, Page 4 CBC TIMES Pmirie Region

grams were supervisC'd by Marjorie Tuesday, May 16th, 1950 Many Honours For McEnaney of eRC Talk.. Department. The first awanl in the' children's CBC At Columbus program classification went tn the CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (COT) network feature' Cuckoo Clock Corporation Sl.'Ores Again At cae 6:45 Manitoba on Parade 11:15 Aunt Lucy 5:30 Internalional House. written bv Bah~ Brown and 7:00 cac News, Weather 11 :30 Su'1ar 'n Spice Commentary American Radio Institute 7 :03 Manitoba on Parade 11 :59 Dominion Time 5:40 Divertimento produced by Norbert Baumnn. in co· 7 :30 CSC News, Weather Signal 6:00 Meet Gisele On May 1 it was announced that opcndion with the Canadian Federa­ 7:40 Family Worship 12:00 Rhylhm Highlights 6:15 Tony the Troubadour Canadian Broadeastin~ Corporation tion of Home and School. Honourable 7:45 Manitoba on Parade 12:15 The Happy Gang 6:30 CBC News 8:00 CBC News 12:45 Singalon'1 6:40 Weather programs had again won honours in mention was gin'n to \fary Grannan"s 8:05 Weather 1:00 CBC News G:45 Sports Report competition with the fom American series Maggie Muggim. 8:07 Jack Wells. Sports 1:10 Weather, Messa'1es 7: 00 Henry Mor'1an 8: 15 Breakfast Club I: 15 Farm Broadcast 7:30 Plough in the Desert networks at the anllual exhibition of Another honourable mention W.IS 8:45 Weather, Manitoba 1:45 Musical Program 8 :00 Bob Hope the Institute for Education by Radio, awarded to the series "Cross Sectioll," March Past 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 8: 30 Fibber McGee and conducted by Ohio State University, produced by Charles H:uris. 9:00 CBC News 2: 15 Ma Perkins Molly 9:10 Betty Moore 2: 30 Pepper Youn'1 9:00 CSC National News Columbus, Ohio. A spedal classification was given ttl 9: 15 Kindergarten of the 2 :45 Right to Happiness 9: 15 News Roundup CBe programs won a total of eBC's national school broadcasts be­ AI' 3:00 Much Binding in the 9:30 Mystery Theatre 9:30 Allison Grant Marsh 10:00 Science Reporter thirteen awards, placing second to cause there is no similar service in the 9: 35 Morning Devotions 3 :30 Bernard Braden 10:15 Nation's Business NBC. eBC received five first awards United States. The judges singled out 9:45 Musical Proqram 3:45 AlUson Grant 10:30 3:56 Women's News and three honourable mentions for for a first award the series "This is 10: 00 Road of Life Commentary 11 :30 Variety Time drama, public affairs and children's Netc/oundlond," written b yOrio 10: 15 Bi'1 Sister 4: 00 Here and There 12:00 CBC News 10:30 What's Your Beef 4: 30 Concert Hour 12:10 Weather programs and for national school Miller and produced hy Kay Steven­ 10:45 Loura Limited 5:00 Brave Voyage 12:15 Miscellany broadcasts; a special award for the son. Childrerl of the Commonwealth, 11:00 BBC News 5:15 New Mother Goose 12:30 Leicester Square \Yedncsday Night program; and spe­ a national schexli broadcast series of CBK, SASKATCHEWA (540 Kc.) (MDT) cial commendation for a series of exchange programs among Canada, 6:45 The Clockwatcher 12:15 Timeiy Tunes 5:30 Adventures of Peter Dihle stories for children. Creat Britain, Australia and New 7:00 CBC News 12:30 Road of Life Radisson In addition, CDC and the Ontario Zealand, was g i ve 0 honourable 7:05 Weather, 12:45 Big Sister 5:45 Western Five 7:10 Sosk. Hopper Fight 1:00 CBC News 6:00 Henry Morgan Department of Education won a first mention. 7: 15 The Clockwatcher 1: 10 Weather 6:30 Yesterday's Son'1s award for a regional school broadcast. The CSC shared with the Ontario 7:55 Family Worship 1:15 Farm Broadcast 6:45 CBC News 8:00 CBC News 1:45 What's Your Beel 6:55 Weather Two honourable mentions went to . Department of Education a first award 8:05 Weather, Interlude 2:00 Lile Can Be Beautiful 7:00 Melachrino Strings the Toronto junior League for a I for the school broadcast Children of 8:15 Breakfast Club 2:15 Ma Perkins 7:30 Fibber McGee- and 8:45 Let's Have a 50n'1 2:30 Pepper Young Molly hroadcast series produced in co-­ Other Lands written by Fem Rahmel; 9:00 CBC News 2:45 Right to Happiness 8:00 CBC National News tion with the CBC on CBL, Toronto, and with the Depart­ 9:10 Weather, Interlude 3:00 School Broadcast 8:15 New!> Roundup and to the British Columbia Depart· mcnt of Education an honourable 9:15 Morning Music 3:30 Musical Program 8:30 Leicester Square 9:45 Morning Musicale 3:45 Allison Grant 9:00 Science Reporter ment of Education and the eBC for mention for the program My Neigh­ 10:00 BBC News 3:56 Women's News 9:15 Nation's Business another regional school broadcast. bour (ltld Me, 10:15 Aunt Lucy Commentary 9:30 Mystery Theatre 10:30 Laura Limited 4:00 Brave Voyage 10:00 Bob Hope One of the perennial winners at the Special commendation was awarded 10:45 Mornin'1 Comment 4:15 Bernard Braden 10:30 Variety Time exhibition is the Sunday night Stage a Bible story program which replaced 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4:30 La Chanson Francaise 11:00 CBC News series, produced by Andrew Allan Way of the Spirit last 'iunllnCr, written II :00 Morning Devotions 4 :40 Radio Journal II:10 Weather with music by Lucio Agostini, which by \V. j, Dunlop and produced hy II:10 Interlude 4 :50 Yvan l'Intrepide II:15 Miscellany 11:15 The Happy Gang 5:00 Courrier des Radio- 11:30 Plough in the Dosert again won a first award. Rupert Caplan. 11:45 Sing-along parents 12:00 Rex Maupin In the classification of public affairs The special award given by the 12:00 Kindergarten of the 5:15 Un Homme et son 12:30 Strictly From Dixie drama, the first award went to the judges to the eDe \V<·dnesday Night Air Peche 12:55 CBC News series In Search at Citi:.ens, produced program was for its "courageous C8X. ALBERTA 0010 Kc) (M5T) hy the eBC in co-opcr.J.tion with the experiment.. with radio themes, tech­ 6:00 F For Freddie 11 :45 BIg- Sister 4 :45 Weslern Five Dominion government and the Ontario niques and writing, and for the exccl­ 7:00 CBC News 12:00 CBC News 5:00 Henry Mor'1an 7:05 Weather. Inlerlude 12:10 Warther 5:30 Yesterday's Son'1s Department 0 f Education_ which lem:c of its music and production." 7:15 Breakfast Club 12:15 Farm Broadcast 5:45 CBe News dramati7..cd the problems faced by new 7:45 Sports Reporter 12:45 What's Your Beel 5:55 Weather 7:55 Family Worship 1:00 Life Can Be Beautilu1 6:00 Melachrino Strin'1l in adapting themselves to 8:00 eBC Newa 1:15 Ma Perkins 6:30 Fibber McGee and their new surroundings. Scripts were Atmosphere Of Night 8:10 Weather 1:30 Pepper Young Molly by George SalvcTSon, with production 8: 15 F For Freddie 1:.5 Ri'1ht to Happiness 7 :00 cac National News In Whitteker Show 8:45 Morning Musicale 2:00 Alberta Memos 7: 15 News Roundup by Essc Ljungh, 9:00 SBC NewlI 2:30 Musical Program 7: 30 Leicester Square Another prognull produced by Mr. "They say when there's a mist 9:15 Aunt Lucy 2:45 Allison Grant 8:00 Science Reporter around the llIoon your cars will hear 9:30 Loura Limited 2:56 Women's News 8:15 Nation's Business Ljungh which also won a first award 9:45 Morning Comment Commentary 8:30 Mystery Theatre was the puhlic affairs feature Tn anything you choose," With these 9: 59 Dominion Time Signal 3:00 Brave Voyage 9: 00 Bob Hope Search of Ourselves, produced in co· words cnc announcer john Rae in­ 10:00 Morning Devotions 3:15 Bernard Braden 9:30 Variely Time vites listeners each 10:10 Interlude 3 :30 International 10:00 cac Newa operation with the Canadian Mental ~1DT, 10: 15 The Happy Gang­ Commentary 10:10 Weather Health Association. nnth these pro- Thursday at 7:30 p.m. to share 10: 45 Singa10n'1 3:40 Divertimento 10:15 Miscellany tlte musical interpretation of a night II : 00 Kindergarten of the 4 :00 Meet Gisele 10:30 Plough in the Desert Air 4:15 Tony the Troubadour 11 :00 Rex Maupin mood in the program Moon Mist. 11: 15 Timely Tunes 4 :30 Adventures of Peter 11:30 Strictly From Dixie THE WINNERS \Vrittcn and produced hy Byng Whit­ 11 :30 Road 01 Life Radisson 11 :55 CBC Newli Kalle Ruusunen, Finnish·born bari­ teker, Moon Mist follow.. thc tradition CBC DO~nNJON (MDT) tone, and i\larie Gemlaine Leblanc, of his earlier productions-Starlight, 3:00 When a Girl Marries 6:30 1901).1950 9:15 United. Nations Today New Bnmswick sopranu, the winners Moods, Flavoured with Flute, and i\ly 3:15 Portia Faces Life (7:30 p.m. CDT, Man.) 9:30 In Search of Mental 5:00 Beulah 7:30 Let's Play Btidqe Health of the 9th and 10th Opportunity L3.dy's Kame-by presenting unusual 8:00 The Winners 10:30 1900-1950 (Sask.) Knocks series, arc being starred on combinations of musie and sound to 5:15 Jack Smitb 8 :30 Harmony House J1 :30 19O()..195O 5:30 Club 15 9:00 Dominion News (lO:30 p.m. MST, Alta.) this new program which started on evoke a particular mood. May 9. Musical director is Jean Beau· The atlllosphere of "mist around the For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's det, with J..':en 'Vithers, producer, moon" is created hy a group which Times-See Page 8. From ~Iontreal. includes a harp and native bongos, Dom. 8:00 p.m. under the direction of Cliff McKay, Soloists who contribute to the effect « « NOTES )} )} frolll particip.1.tor to spectator. But -- there is one exception, he says-the l\iISCELLANY are netty Ml.Qsldll, the soprano who BER ARD BRADEN Canadian stage, where amateur Thes­ This is the time of the year when madr> her debut as a popular vocalist ~Ir. Blinderman and I, b} John pians have grown in number since cverybody wants to go anywhere but when MQOn ~fist returned to the air Carrett. gaslighl days. Tonight's hroadcl.lst will where they are at the moment, Mis­ in Fehruary, Esther Gaho, whose voke is used instnlmentally on the program, W·3:30 p.11I. K-4: \.'5I'.m. X 4 3: 1.5 p.m. cover trends in sports such as boxing, cellany looks into lhe matter as the football, basketball, baseball, hockey, season for shuttlinF; back and forth and Bruce Webb, bass. cricket, swimming anrI rowing; in between the Continent and Canada Explaining the aim of his program, 1900-1950 movies, television, radio, comic strips, envelopes those whn :ue going and Byng 'Vhitteker says: 's serics of doculllent· reading habits, stage dramas, dancing those who are not. In her script "'VP endeavour to create and sus· aries looking back over the last 6ftv and music. Tt will include recordings entitled Trippt-rs tu England, Pamela tain a mood for tit" entire program. To years reaches the mid·way lIlark t~. of the a('lual \"oiet'S of Caruso, Melba, Stephens offers some chilling memories achic\'c this we select music which night will) a progrJ.1ll about changes Harry Lalldl'r, Forlx.'S·Robertson and of her own hazardom. erossing back in will add to the mystical mood desired, the half-century has brought in leisure John Barrymore. From Toronto. the '20's. From Vancoll\'er. and through thc interpretation of the pursuits..Mr. Sinclair says his r<.'Scarch Dom. 7:30 p.m. CDT; 10:30 p.m, W·12:15a.m. K·U:15p.m. X-1O:15 sek-ctions we try to present the feeling has shown that the trend has been .HDT; 10:30 p.m, _'1ST. p.m. behind the music." Pmirie Region CBC TIM ES Page 5

Wednesday, May 17th, 1950

CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (COT) 6:45 Manitoba on Parade 11:15 Aunt Lucy 5:15 Maggie Mugglns 7:00 CBC News, Weather 11:30 Sugar'n Spi.ce 5:30 International 7:03 Manitoba on Parade 11:59 D?minion Time Commentary 7:30 CBC News. Weather 12'00 ~hgn~l H' hI" hi. 5:40 I?ivertime':lto 7:40 Family Worship 12;15 Th~tH~PP~g Glcin()-' 6;00 Jlm":lY ShIelds . 7:45 Manitoba on Parade 12:45 Musical Kitchcn 6:15 MUSIC by GoodWin 8:00 CBC News 1'00 CBC News 6.30 CBC News 8:05 Weath8'l' I ;10 Weather. Messages 6:40 Weathcr 8:07 Jack Wells. Sports 1:15 Farm Broadcast 6:45 Sports Report 8:15 Breakfast Club 1:45 Saddle Rockin' 7:00 Musical Program 8:45 Weather, Manitoba Rhythm 7:15 Introduction to March Post 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful Wednesday Niqht 9:00 CBC News 2:15 Ma Perkins 7:30 Conservation 9:10 Interlude 2:30 Pepper Young 8:00 Concert Orchestra 9:15 Kindergarten of the 2:45 Right to Happiness 9:00 CBC National News Air. 3:00 Much Binding 9:15 News Roundup KEITH LEWIS (rig1lt), newly-appointed superintelldent of the Imperial Oil 9:30 Alll80D Grant in the Marsh 9:30 Distinguished Artists 9:35 Morning Devotions 3:30 Bernard Braden 10:00 The Fever and the Company's forthcoming 810,000,000 Winnipeg Refinery, was interviewed by 9:45 Musical P~oqram 3:45 A Good Wife Glory NORMAN McBAIN, eBC amlOllflcer, at the sod-turning ceremony April 17. 10:00 Road 01 Life 3:56 Women's News 11:00 Epilogue In Music 10:15 Big Sister Commentary 12:00 CBC News when construction of the new plQ11t began. 1'118 plant, to be completed by 10:30 What's Your Beef 4:00 Here and There 12:10 Weather May, 1951, will he served by tTw 1,J80·mile Edmonton·Lake Superior pipeline 10:45 Laura Limited 4:30 Concert Hour 12:15 George Woodcock which will provide low~cost transportation of Alberta crude oil. 11:00 BBC News 5:00 Brave Voyage 12:30 Piano Playhouse CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) 6:45 The Clockwatcher 12:15 Saddle Rockin' 5:30 Maggie Muggins orchestra: Concerto for Viola and fomlcr college professor who joins the 7:00 CBC News Rhythm 5:45 Don Messer Strings in n Minor (Handel); Concerto search for gold in the north. From 7:05 Weather, . 12:30 Rood of Lile 6:00 Rendezvous Room for Viola and Strings (Handel arr. Sir Toronto. 7;10 Sosk. Hopper Fighl 12:45 Big Sister 6:30 Music by Marlin 7.15 The .Clockwatc~er 1:00 CBC News 6'45 CBC N John Barbirolli). Rex Battle and or­ 'V-1O:00 lJ./II. K-IO:OO p.m, X·9:00 7:55 Family Worship . ews 8:00 CBC News 1:10 Weather 6:55 Weather chestra: Concerto Grosso (Ernest p.m. 8:05 Weather. Interlude 1:15 Form Broadcast 7:00 Recorded Recital Blot:h). \Vil1iam Primrose was born 8:15 Breakfast Club 1:45 What's Your Be8'f 7:15 Introduction to in Scotland and began his musical 8:45 Let's Have a Song 2:00 Life Can Be BeauliJul Wednesday Night Cot"par;&o"" 9:00 CBC News 2:15 Ma Perkins 7:30 Conservation career with the study of the vjt)lin, 9:10 Weather, Interlude 2:30 Pepper Young 8:00 CBC Notional News later turning to the viola. As a violist 9:15 Morn~ng Mus~c 2:45 Right to Happiness 8:15 News Roundup Family Comedies­ 9:45 Mornmg MUSicale 3:00 SChool Broadcast 8'30 D' r . h dAr Is he made several world tours with the 10:00 BBC News 3:30 Musical Program . 18 mguls e r IS 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3:45 A Good Wife 9:00 Concert Orchestra London String Quartet, then accepted Canadian and U.S. 10:30 Laura Limited 3:56 Women's News 10:00 The Fever and the the post of soloist with the NBC sym­ The CBC Dominion network car­ 10:45 Mornin9 Comment Commentary Glory phony under Arturo Toscanini. He 10:59 Dominion Time 4:00 Brave Voyage 11:00 CBC News ries two programs Sunday afternoons Signal 4:15 Bernard Braden 11:10 Weather has heen touring the United States -one from Toronto and the other 11 :00 Morning Devotions 4 :30 Yvan l'Introplde 11: 15 George Woodcock during the last season and will make II:10 Interlude 4:40 Radio Journal II :30 Piano Playhouse from New York-about as similar as 11:15 The Happy Gang 4:50 Theatre des 12:00 Orley Farm a single appearance on the CBC be· any lwo programs could he in theme, 11:45 Musical Kitchen Nouveautes 12:30 New Concert fore leaving for a two-year tour of 12:00 Kindergarten 01 thl'! 5:15 Un Homme el son Orchestra but as different as any in presentation. Air Peche 12;55 CBC News . John Kannnwin, producer. Tn this corner's opinion U1C Canadian CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc) (MST) From Toronto. effort is the best (sic) program hands 6:00 F For Freddie II :45 Big Sister 4: 45 Don Messer W-8:00 p.m. K·9:00 lI.m. X-8:00 11.m. down. 7:00 CDC News 12:00 CDC News 5: 00 Rendezvous Room 1 :05 Weather, Interlude 12:10 Weather 5:30 Music by Martin The Toronlo prest'ntation is a family 7: IS Breakfast Club 12:15 Farm Broadcast 5:45 CBC News DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS comedy known as Alan and Me. The 7:45 Sports Reporter 12:45 What'. Your Beef 5:55 Weather Ria Lenssens, Belgian mezzo· 7:55 Family Wor8hlp 1:00 Lile Can Be Beautiful 6:00 Recorded Recital American relay is Tht" Aldrich Family, 8:00 CDC News 1:15 Ma Perkin. 6:15 Introduction to soprano. Music from finch's Magni· also a so-called family comedy. 8:10 Weather I :30 Papper Young Wednesday Ni9ht neat; an aria from the opera Dido and 8:15 F For Freddie 1:45 Right 10 Happiness 6:30 Conservalion It so happens Ray Darby's Cana­ Aene'ls (Purcell); the song cycle e :45 MornlnCJ Musicale 2:00 Alberta Memos 7:00 CBC National News dian scripts are so plausible they are 9:00 BBC News 2 :30 Musical Pr09ram 7:15 News Roundup Poemes Juifs (Dnrius ~Iilhaud); Les 9:15 Aunt Lucy 7:30 Distinguished Artists funny without the listener straining 2 :45 A Good Wife Cloches (Arthur Hone~ger). Before 9: 30 Laura Limited 2 :56 Women's News 8:00 Concert Orchestra his imagination. Elliott Collins and 9:45 Mornlnq Comment 9:00 The Fever and the moving to C'mad.'l after the war, Commentary A)('np Kamins, as Alan and Me, art' 9: S9 Dominion Time Signal 3:00 Brave Voyage Gloty Madame Ria Lenssens was in charge 10:00 Morning Devotions 10:00 CBC News an understandable brother and sister 10:10 Interlude 3: 15 Bernard Braden 10:10 Weather of the voice department at the Con­ 10:15 The Happy Gang 3 :30 International 10:15 George Woodcock team, with Belll Lockerbie and John Commentary servatory of Brussels, and was known 10:45 Musical Kitchen 10:30 Plano Playhouse Dminie as their parents. The scripts 11: 00 Kindergarten of the 3:40 Divertimento 11 :00 Orley Farm widely as a concert artist. In addition 4:00 Jimmy Shields and the characters arc so natural they Air 11 :30 New Concert to many BBC appearances Madame II: 15 Timely Tunes 4:15 Music by Goodwin OrcheBtra can't help but be amusing. II:30 Road of Life 4:30 Maggie Mug-gins 11 :55 CBC News Lenssens has also made recordings in The Aldrich Family, on the other DO~lINION England. During the war her BBC CBC (MDT) hand, hecomes so involved wit h 8:30 Your Women'. Editor 13:15 Porlia Face. LUe 8:00 Great Gildersleeve broadcasts were beamed to Nazi-oc­ (9:30 a.m. CDT, Man.) 5:00 Beulah 8:30 My Friend Irma cupied Belgium. She made her cnc impossible situations the program 10:30 Your Women'. Editor ;~~~ h~~~ ~5ith 9:00 Dominion News debut last summer in a Sunday Mom· ob, iuusly is a radio fake. Even the (Soak. and Alta.) I 7:00 Two Thousand Plus 9: IS United Notions Today ing Recital. ITer personal library of charn.cters, Ezra Stonf', now nearing 3:00 When a Girl Marries 7:30 Curtain Time 9:30 The Son9 Plu9gers vocal literature includes medieval middle age but who still plays Henry For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's manuscripts which she discovered in Aldrich, and Jack Kf'lk who squeaks Times-See Page 8. the crypts of old Belgian cathedrals. tluollgll the role or Homer, ure only She is teaching at the McGill Con­ as funny as their crackling voices « « NOT E S »» lion. The speaker will be Fairfield makf' them sound. Osborn, the American conservationist servatory in Montreal. BERNARD BRADEN and author of Plundered Planet. Mr. W-9:30 p.m. K·8:30 p.m. X-7:30 1J.m. TIl<' Aldrich Family is an oldtimer The Watch, by Lillian Collier Gray. O!:born is head of The Conservation IJ·m. on the networks but its humor doesn't "'-3:30p.m. K-4:Vip.m X-3:15p.m. Foundation in the United States. He match that of the Clay family of Alan and ~'e, largely because the Canadian has frequently represented the Foun­ CURTAIN TIME THE FEVER AND THE GLORY author finds fun in everyday happen­ dation at UNESCO conservation A springtime comedy by Ma.x A new adaptation by George Sal­ ings without rcaching into the realm meetings. His talk will be recorded in Braithwaite callctl The Romance of verson of Ray Darby's story of of imaginative make·believe. ~I\\mfrey. New York and broadcast from CBC 53mh The setting is Veren· romance in Canada's northland-The On the other hand, Canada's lead­ tlrye, a flctitious \Vestprn town. From Toronto. Fever and the Glory. Music is by ing drip drama, John and Judy, is no Toronto. W-7:30 p.m. K-7:30 p.1Il X-6:30 p.m. Morris Surdin, who will direct a cnc better than any of its American coun­ Dom. 7:30 11~.'~"~. • orchestra and ehonts for this produc­ terparts. The only point in the Cana· CONCERT ORCHESTRA tion. Also taking part will be a cast of dians' favour is that what is done CBC Wednesday Night Orchestra conducted by Paul Scher­ Toronto and singers. Esse once t\ week the Americans manage to CONSERVATION man; William Primrose, violist; Rex Ljl1ngh, producer. The Fever and the spread out through Bvc days.-Dennv The third of four talks on conserva- Battle, pianist. \VilIiam Primrose and Glory is the story of Murmy Jones, a BrOiCII, in Gal/{fJrlj llerald. Page 6 CBC TIMES Prairie Region

Thm'sday, May 13th, 1950

In the rehearsal at GBe M01ltrcal the camera caught some oj the cast of the famous serial, Un Homme et 5011 Peche (A MaTI lind His Sin), heard Monday to Friday 011 CBK. Saskatchewan is: 15 p.m.). Left to right tlley are: Donalda (ESTELLE MAUFFETTE); Scraphin (HECTOR CHAHLANU); Sound Effects Opera­ for JACQUES HARDY: Mme. Josaphat Vestreilles (jEANKETrE TII:::SOALE); Ie Pere ]osllll1wt Destl'cilles (AoJuTon BOUHRE); CDC Producer LUCIEN THERIAULT.

limes, a lung, long way. It started some Lunenherg 197-198 years ago, in the years 175t­ \Vho are these Lunenbergers-these 53. Two hundred families came to proud people with their own Havow Nova Scotia from Hanover, Germany, of speech? "'here is Ulis town and and several from Switzerland. Most of county which claims to have a per them hailed from Luncbcrg in Han­ capita wealth as high as any c...'Om­ over, and thus we have the name munity in Canada? The story goes Lunenberg today. Th~y settled down back, as it often does in these Mari- the coast from Halifax, about 60 miles down. In Nova Scotian terms, this is ones of an amusing naturf'. Last week's called the South ShorE'. It is a com­ gucst, J. n. McGeachy, associate pact area, with little harhours tucked editor of The Glohe and Mail, will alung the shore and fannlands run­ take part in the progfam again this ning inland. You can always identify week. The other members of the dis­ nne of these Lunenbergers by his cus~ion panel will be Lalla Dcmpsey, family name-Knicklc, Zwicker, Ernst, Toronto writer, Listcr Sinclair and Crouse, \\'alters, Rhuland, Hirtle, Kate Aitken. From Toronto. Lohnes, Eisnor, Corkum, Zinck, Back­ CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc) man, and so on. 6:00 F For Freddie II :30 Road of Lifo Dam. 9:30 p.m. 7:00 CBC NewlI 11 :4.5 Big Sister Mariti01crs frequently and errone­ 7:05 Weather, Interlude 12:00 CBC News ously refer to them as Dutchmen. It 7:15 Breakfast Club 12:10 Weather WINNIPEG DRAMA is a mistake because these people are 7 :45 Sports Reporter 12: IS Farm Broadcast The Masque of the Red Death, by 7:55 Family Worship 12:45 What's Your Beef as Canadian as the 11::lple Leaf. They I :00 Life Can Be Beautiful Martin i\laloney of Evanston, Illinois, 8:00 CBC News 1:15 Ma Perkins have been living and building here 8: 10 Weather I : 30 Pepper Young based on a short story by Edgar for nearly 200 years. They have done 8:15 F For Freddie 1:45 Right to Happin&Ss Allan Poe. The tale of a plague-ridden more to promote and honour the 8;45 Morning Musicaltl' 2:00 Alborta Memos 9:00 BBC News 2:30 Musical Program village and of a group of courtiers name Dluenase than any other com­ 9:15 Aunt Lucy 2:45 A Dook I Like alld ladies who seek escape from the munity. They came here as farmers 9: 30 Laura Limitod 2:56 Women's News dispase within the walls of the great 9:45 Morning Comment Commentary but in a few generations they turned 9:59 Dominion Time Signal 3:00 Brave Voyage castle of Prince Prospero. A gay ball the tables and gave the world a great 10:00 Morning Devotions 3:15 Bernard Braden is planned and amidst the festivities 10; 10 Interlude 3:30 International lesson in how to sail, build ships and 10: 15 The Happy Gang Commentary a masked stranger intrudes-his name wrest a living from the sca. Their 10:45 The Girl Next Door 3:40 Divertimento is death. James \V. Kent, producer. schooners arc claimed to be among 11 :00 Kindergarten of the 4.: 00 CDC Opera Stars From \Vinnipcg. All 4:15 Ed McCurdy the most practical and finest in the 11: 15 Timely Tunos 4:30 Adventure Story lV-lO,SO p.m. K-ILSO p.m. X-I0,SO world. This was the home port to the p.m. most famous fishing schooner in North America-the Bluenose. The town of BBC BANDSTAND Lunenherg claims still to be home to Fairey Aviation Works nand con~ the biggest fishing Reet in all North ducted by Harry Mortimer; J. L. Riley America. Out of here sail the trawlers and schooners, far out to the Grand For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week·s Festival Choir conducted by L. J. Banks, down to the \Vest Indies and Times-See Page 8. Riley, Overture, La Clemenza di Tito far up the coast. They are deep sea (Mozart); As Torrents in Summer «« NOTES» » COURT OF OPINIONS lishermen, who daily, year in and (Elgar); Sing a Song of Sixpence year ant must face the dreadful perils BERNARD BRADEN Since this pro­ (Diack arr. Eric Ball); My Lovely Celia of the sea. And sometimcs tlle toll is The Suit and thc Suitor, by Thomas gram made its (Thiman); Solemn Melody (\Valford heavy. These people who l'lloW the George Head. dchut on May 4, Davies); Steal Away (Roberton); Slav discipline of the sea, who know the IV-S,SO p.m. K-4, 15 1'.m. X-S,lS p.m. severaI listeners March (Tschaikowsky); Jubilate (tra· strength of unity among the crew, have asked ditional arr. Leslie 'Voodgate). From have carried over these traits and CBC OPERA STARS whether they the BBC Transcription Service. madc them a part of their own lives. Jan Rubes, bass, is the CSC Opera may suhmit ques­ W-ll:OO p./TI. I have never secn a Canadian com­ Company star who will sing this week. tions of a fairly Illunity more orderly and with such Frorn Toronto. scrious nature for VANCOUVER CONCERT automatic discipline as I saw in IV-O,OO p.m. X-4,OO p.m. the court to can· Lunenherg. They havtl mastered the sidpr. The answer CBC Vancouver Concert Orchestra SUSPENSE art of working togethcr.-John Fisher, is yes. Economics, conducted by Jolm Avison. Nonetto on BBC. Claire Trevor in the Angel Face, a human relations, (Thcodore Dubois); L'Ttaliana in Al­ ComelJ \Voolrich storY adapted by J. B. McGeachy forC'ign aHairs, geria (Rossini); Ballet Music from The Greatest Need.-Even more Robert Talhnan and Gil Doud. From education, the Faust (Connod). From Vancouver. CBS Hollywood. than we need news commentators, we theatre, and many other subjects are IV-ILSOp.m. K-I0,SOp.m. X-g,SO need poetry and wit in our listening. Dom. 7=00 p.m. open for discussion, along with lighter p.m. -Norman Newton, on cnc. 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Friday, May 19th, 1950 Late Program Notes WEEK OF MAY 7· 13, 1950. CBW, ~lANITODA (990 Kc.) (eDT) SUNDAY, MAY 7 • 6:45 Manitoba on Porade 11:30 Suqor 'n Spice 5:30 International 7:00 CDC News. Weather 11:59 Dominion Time Signal Commentary Our Special Speaker. Peter McLintcek of 7:03 Manitoba aD Parade 12:00 Rhythm Highlights 5:40 Divertimento the R&qina Leador Poat will talk about the 7:30 eBC News. Weather 12:15 The Happy Gang 6:00 Seaborn Serenade Hudson Bay Route to the . 1:40 Family Worship 12:45 Musical Kitchen 6:30 eBe News W·9:20 p.m. K-8:20 p.m. X·7:20 p.m. 7:45 Manitoba on Parade 1:00 CBC News 6:40 Weather 8:00 cae News 1:10 Weath8'l', Mas-so9aB MONDAY, MAY 8 8:05 Weather 1:15 Farm Broadceul 6:45 Sports Report Morninq Devotions. Rev. Wesley Bain. 8:07 Jack Wells. Sports 1:45 Saddle Rockin' 7:00 Talos of the Minstrels bridge of MacDougal United Cburch, Ed· 8:15 Breakfast Club Rhythm 7:30 Beat the Champs monton, will be heard this week on CBX. 8:45 Weather. Manitoba 2:00 LUe Can Be Beautiful 8:00 Sir Thomas Beecham X-lO:OO a.m. March Paat 2:15 Ma Perkins 9:00 cae National News 9:00 cae News 2:30 Pepper Young- 9:15 News Roundup Radio Theatro. The LifO' of Riley with 9: 10 Interlude 2:45 Riqht to Happiness 9:30 Organ Recital William BendiX, Rosemary DoCamp, Meg 9:15 Kinderqarten of the 3:00 Much Bindinq in the 10:00 Music by Randall and Richard Long. From CBS Air Marsh 10:30 Counl of Monte Cristo Hollywood. 9:30 Allison Grant 3:30 Bernard Braden 11:00 Report from the W·8:00 p.m. K·IO:OO p.m. X·9:00 p.m. 9:35 Morninq Devotions 3:45 Needlepointers Provinces 9:45 Musical Program 3:56 Women's News 11:15 Music from Alberta THURSDAY, MAY 11 10:00 Road 01 Lile Commentary 11:30 Ccmadian Short A Book I Like. Minnie Acton·Bond, Ot· 10: 15 Biq Sister 4:00 Here and The-re Stories tawa housewife and career woman, will 10:30 What's Your Beef? 4:30 Concert Hour 12:00 CBC News discuss The Meek Shall Inherit the Eartb, 10:45 Laura Limited 5:00 Brave Voyage 12:10 Weather by Zotia Kouak. 11:00 BBC News 5:15 Sleepytime Story 12:15 Bilt Good W·3:45 p.m. K·3:45 p.m. X·2:45 p.m. II:15 Aunt Lucy Teller 12:30 Dance Time C~C. Round Table.-Toplc: Why the CBK, SASKATCIIEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) Domtnlon Drama Festival? Chairman: James H. Gray of Calgary. Speakers: 6:45 The Clockwatcher 12:15 Saddle Rockin' 5:30 Sleepytime Story Madame Pauline Boutal. Director of Le 7:00 CDC News Rhythm TeUer Cercle Moliere, 51. Bonilace, Manitoba; 7:05 Weather, Interlude 12:30 Road of Lile 5:45 Don Messer HAHOLU LLOYD, well-known movie Robertson Davies, playwriqht, Peter· 7:10 Saak. Hopper Fiqbt 12:45 Big Sister 6:00 Tales of the Minstrels borough, Ontario; Richard MacDonald, 7:15 The Clockwatcher 1:00 CBC News 6:30 Supper Varieties star and Imperial Potentate of the provincial Co-ordinator 01 Cultural Activi· 7:55 Family Worsblp 1:10 Weather 6:45 CDC News Shrine'Ts of Nortll America, who was ties for Alberta; Frank Morriss, drama 8:00 CBC News 1:15 Fann Broadcast 6:55 Weather in. Winni,Jeg recently for the fonnal critic for the Winnipeq Free Press. From 8:05 Weather, Interlude 1:45 What's Your Beef 7:00 Sir Thomas Beecham Calqary, 8:15 Breakfast Club 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 8:00 CBC National News dediwtiOtl of the new Shriner,.;' 110s­ W-IO:OO p.m. K·9:00 p.m. X-8:00 p.m. 8:45 Let's Have a Sonq 2:15 Ma Perkins 11:15 News Roundup pital for Crippled Cltildren. The cere- FRIDAY, MAY 12 9:00 CBC News 2:30 Pepper Younq 8:30 Orqan Recital mony was broadcast on cmv. 9:10 Weather, Interlude 2:45 Right to Happiness 9:00 Music by Eric Wild U.N. Documenlary. U.N. Documentary 9:15 Morninq Music 3:00 Schoot Broadcast 9:30 Count of Monte Cristo marking the flUh anniversary of VE Day 9:45 Morning Musicale 3:30 Musical Program Sloa~ 10:00 BBC News 3:45 Needlepolnters 10:00 Report from the 'rieh to help the poor-Jesse James. Script by Norman Corwin, AUan 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3:56 Women's News Provinces From Toronto. and George Ivan Smith. 10:30 Laura Limited Commentary 10:15 Music from Alberta W·8:00 p.m. K-7:00 p.m. X·6:00 p.m. 10:45 Morning Comment 4:00 Brave Voyage 10:30 Beat the Champs '\1-7:00 p.m. K-6:00 p.m X-5:00 p.m. Music By Eric Wild. Orchestra conducted ~~:gg ~om~ionDTime.Signal 4:15 Bernard Braden ::~~g W~I~:;"8 by Eric Wild; Maxine, vocalist; Roy Firth, In~~~1~3e baritone. Orchestra: Rosalie; Fiddle Fad· 11;10 nohons 4:30 Yvan l'lntrepide 11:15 Bill Good SIR THOMAS BEECHAM die; The Moon WQ$ Yellow; Baia; BE

TIME FOR MUSIC CORRECTIONS Saturday~ May 20th, 1950 BBC Midland Light Orchestra con­ ducted hy Gilhert Vinter. Incidental FOR CBC TIMES DATED MAY 7 - 13, 1950. music to The Merchant of Venice CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (eDT) ( Ross); and a selection from The Pen.cil these Corrections in10 Program Lists, Last 6:45 Manitoba on Parade 11 :00 BBC News 5:30 NBC Spring Concert Gondoliers. BBC Transcription. Week's Times. 7:00 CBe News, Weather 11:15 Sports College 6:30 Sports Report Dom. 7:30 11.111_. _ 7:03 Manitoba on Parade 11:30 CDC Stamp Club 7:00 Music from Films 7:30 CBC News. Weather 11:45 The Answer MOD 7:30 Sharo the Wealth MONDAY, MAY 8 ·' W b' 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal •.. 00 e.e Nal,·onal N.w, 7 :40 Fami Y OrB Ip 12 :00 Rhythm HiQ'hUghts SOIREES A QUEBEC CBX 9:45·10:00 a.m. 7:45 Manitoba on Parade 12:15 Junior Clubs 8:10 The Commodores Cancel: Laura Limited. 8:00 CDC News 12:30 Musical Program 8:30 Soirees a Quebec A broadcast picture of old·time Schedule; Famous Voices. 8:05 Weather 12:45 CDC News 9:00 CDC Square Dance French-Canadian parties. Soirees a MONDAY TO FRIDAY. 8:07 Jack WeU•• Sports 12:55 Weatber. Messages 9:30 Prairie Schooner 8:15 Manitoba March Past 1:00 Folk Song Time 10:00 Summer Romance Quehce is a mass participation pro­ CBK 10:30·10;45 a,m. 8:45 Weathe-r, Manitoba 2:00 CDC News 10:30 Ray Norris Quinte1 gram with native Queheckers and the Cancel: Whet's Your Beef. March Past 2:03 Saturday Magazine 11:00 Mama's Family large number of tourists attracted tu Schedule: Laura Limited. 9:00 CBC News 3:00 Saturday Serenade 11:30 Saludos Amigo!! MONDAY TO FRIDAY. 9:10 Interlude 3:30I.O.D.E. 12:00 CBC News the famous Dufferin Terrace joining CBX 12:15-12:30 p.m. 9:20 Morning Devotions 4:00 Ballet Club 12:10 Weather in the songs and dances. They :lrc Cancel: Timely Tunes. 9:30 Doorway in Fairyland 5:00 This Week 12:15 Trocadero Orch. led by two of Quebec City's outstand­ Schedule; Saddle Rockln' Rhythm. 10:00 Calling All Children 5:15 CBC News 12:30 Dance Time MONDAY, WI:DNESDAY, fRtDAY. 10:30 To Be Announced 5:25 Weather ing youth organizations, L'Ordre de Bon Temps (The Order of Cood CBK 1:45·2;00 p.m, (MDT) Cancel: Present Listings. CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) Cheer), devoted to the preservation Schedule: What's Your BeeL. 6:45 The Clockwatcher 10:30 CBC Stamp Club 6:30 Sports College of old-time songs and dances, and Les MONDAY TO FRIDAY. 7:00 CBC News 10:45 The Answer Man 6:45 Music for Moderns 7:05 Weather, 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 7:00 CBC National News Chanleurs de Cap Diamant (The CBX 6: 00·6: 30 p,m. 7:10 Sask. Hopper Fight 11:00 Morning Devotions 7:10 The Commodores Cape Diamond Singers). The orches­ Cancel: Show Business. 7:15 The Clockwatcher 11:10 Interlude 7:30 Soirees a Quebec Schedule: Solo for Orchestra. 7:55 Family Worship 11:15 Musical Program 8:00 Summer Romance tra leader is Germain Gosselin. From WEEKLY. 8:00 CBC News 11 :30 Melody Roundup 8:30 Saludos Amigo!> Quebec City. CBK 12:30-12:55 a.m. 8:05 Weather, Interlude 11:45 CDC News 9:00 Share tho Wealth Cancel: To Be Announced. 8:15 Saskatchewan on 11:55 Weatber 9:30 Ray Norris Quintet W-8:30 p,m. K·7:30 p.m. X·6:30 p.m. Schedule: Dance Orchestra. Parade 12:00 Folk Song Time 10:00 cec Square Dance WEEK:LY. B:45 Musical Program 1:00 CBC News 10:30 Prairie SChooner 9 :00 CBC News I :03 Saturday Magazine II :00 CBC News CBC SQUARE DANCE CBX 8;45·9:00 a.m. 9:10 Weather, Interlude 2:00 Saturday Serenade 11:10 Weather Cancel: Laura Limited. 9: IS Hils and Encores 2 :30 I.O.D.E. 11: 15 Trocadero Orch. A square·dance school of the air: Schedule: Famous Voices. 9: 30 Bulletins 3:00 Ballet Club 11 :30 Armdale Chorus Hart Devenney, dancing master in­ MONDAY TO FRIDAY. d'Information 4:00 This Week 11:45 Jobn Sturgess structor and caller; musical trio CBX 9: 30-9: 45 a.m. 9:33 Yvan l'Intrepide 4:15 CBC News 12:00 Dixieland Jamboke Canct!l: What's Your Beef. 9:45 Notre Francam sur Ie 4:25 Weather 12:30 Chuy Reyes Orch. directed by E. Couture; J. \V. Kent, Schedule: Laura Limited. Vif 4:30 NBC Spring Concert 12:45 Dave Coleman Trio 10:00 BBC News 5:30 Mama's Family 12:55 CBC News producer, A sq\lare set-four couples, MONDAY TO FRIDAY. 10:15 Saddle Serenade 6:00 Music from Films all beginners-will be in the studio, CBX 12:45-1:00 p.m. und will follow the dancing master·s Cancel: Present Listinqs. CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc) (MST) instructions. Producer Kent hopes that Schedule: What's Your Beef. 6;00 F For Freddie MONDAY TO FRIDA Y. 10;30 World Cburch News 6:10 The Commodores ~\round 7 :00 CBC News 10:45 CDC News 6: 30 Soiree. a Quebec listeners will follow suit their CBX 5;00-5:30 p.m. 7:05 Weather. Interlude 10:55 Weather 7: 00 Summer Romance radios at home. In the opening pro· Cancel: Show Business. 7:15 Musical Program II :00 Folk Song Time 7:30 Saludos Amigos gram on May 6, elementary aspects of Schedule: Solo for Orchestra. 7:45 Sports Reporter 12:00 cac News 8:00 Sbare the Wealth WEEKLY. 7:55 Famlly Worship 12:03 Saturday Magazine 9 :30 Ray Norris Quintet old·lime dancing in general were dealt 8 :00 CDC New. 1:00 Saturday Serenade 9:00 CBC Square Dance with-forming circle, honour your CBX II :30·11 ;55 p,m. 8:10 Weather 1:30 I.O,D.E. 9:30 Prairie Schooner Cancel: To Be Announced. 8: 15 Hits and Encores 2:00 Ballet Club 10:00 CBC News partner, corners address-the ice­ Scht!dule: Dance Orchestra. 8 :30 Alberta Memos 3:00 This Week 10:10 Weather breaking ceremonies, ladies take four WI:J:KLY. 9:00 BBC News 3:15 cac News 10:15 Trocadero Orch. steps to the centre and bow, gentle­ Dom, 10:30·11 :00 p.m. 9: 15 Saddle Serenade 3:25 Weather 10:30 Armdale Chorus Cancel: Ralph Norman, 9 :30 CBC Stamp Club 3:30 NBC Spring Concert 10:45 John Sturge.. men four steps to the centre and Schedule: Crossroads. 9:45 The Answer Man 4 :30 Mama's Family 11 :00 Dixieland Jambok. ~tamp, and grand circle to right and WEEKLY. 9: 59 Dominion Time Signal 5: 00 Music hom Films 11 :30 Chuy Reyes Orch. 10:00 Morning Devotions 5: 30 Sports College 11 :45 Dave Coleman Trio left. As the series proceeds, instruction TUESDAY, MAY 9 10:10 Interlude 5:45 Music for ModernJI 11 :55 CDC News will he given in reels and jigs, aUc­ 10; 15 Musical Program 6:00 CBC National New. Dom. 8:00--8:30 p.m. mandes, schottisches .md barn dances, Can~l: Al Bol1lnqlon. CBC DO~UNION (MDT) Sir Roger de Coverley, etc. The les­ Schedule: The Winners, WEEKLY. 3;00 Pleakneu Handicap 6: 30 Latin American I 8.00 Dance Orchestra sons last half an hour. 4:00 Cuckoo Clock House Serenade B:30 Saturday at 1V-9,OOIJ.m. K-IO,OO p.m. X-9,OO THURSDAY, MAY 11 (5:00 p.m. COT, Man.) (7: 30 p.m. COT. Man.) Shamrock 5:00 Juke Box Jury 7:00 Twenty Questions 9:00 Do~inlon News p.111. Dom. 8:00-8:30 p.m. 5; 30 Cuckoo Clock Hous. 9:30 Latm American Cancel: To Be Announced. (Sasle:. and Alta.) (Sask . an d All)a. I Sorenade Scht!dule: Al Bollington. 5:30 Musical Program 7:00 What'. the Answer (Sask. and Alta.) PRAIRIE SCHOONER MAY II AND 18. (6 :30 p.m. COT. Man,) (9 00 p.m, COT, Man.) 10'30 What's the Answer 6:00 Twenty Questions 7:30 TIme For Music (Sask. and Alta.) Orchestra (.'onducted hy Jimmy FRIDAY, MAY 12 (7:00 p,m. CDT. Man.) Cowler; The Skylarks, a girls trio. CBW 8;00·9:00 p.m. Orchestra: 'Winnipeg Reel; May Pro­ Cancel: Sir Thomas Beecham. For Corrections and Late Program Notes lor Last Week's Schedule: UN Documentary marking 5th Times-See This Page. cession (Flemish); F:uandnle (French anniversary VE Day. folk-dance); Old Dan Tucker (Ameri­ THIS OCCASION ONLY. can country dance); Home Coming CBK 3 :00·3 :30 p,m. « « NOTES »» New Zealand and Indian sungs of his Canct!l: Musical Program. country. 'Valtz; Opera Reel; Verona Two·Step; Schedule: School Broadcast. Tickling the Accordion (Polish polka); WEEKLY, DOORWAY IN FAIRYLAND W-l:OO p.m. K-12:00 II00tl X-ll:OO Stumpie (Scottish 5trathspey); Corin­ CBK 7:00-8:00 p.m. Dramatized stories for the children (l.m. Cancel: Sir Thomas Beecham. thian Hornpipe. The Skylarks: a Schedule: UN Documentary marking 5th by Lyn Cook. Today, a make-believe medley-My Pony Boy and Red 'Wing; anniversary VE Day. trip to Venezuela. MUSIC FROM FILMS In the Good Old Summertime; Ah si THIS OCCASION ONLY. W-9,30a.m. mon moine voulait danser (FreIH.'h CBX 6:00-7:00 p.m. The Hollywood critic Lawrence Cancel: Sir Thomas Beecham. Morton will interview the film-music Canadi"lI1). Bernard Deavill, producer; Schedule: UN Documentary markinq 51h composer, Adolph Deutsch. Russ Carrier, announcer. From \Vin­ anniversary VE Day. CBC STAMP CLUB THIS OCCASION ONLY. W-7:001Ull. K-6:001J,11l. X·5:00fJ.m. nipeg. The story of horses on stamps. 1V-9,3011.m. K-IO,30 /Ull. X-9,30 From Toronto, p.m. True Blu€s.-A blues is a twelve W-ll:30 (J.m. K·1O:30 a.m, X-9:30 LATIN AMERICAN SERENADE bar tune; the hannony on the tonic; a,m, The orchestra under Paul Scherman Hat 1·ricks.-lf a man says he likes four on the sub-dominant, flattened; will present the tango La Cumparsita, a hat you're lucky-because he's and four all the dominant. In the the samba 0 Carou5el and the bolero noticeu it. If he says, "Holy smoke­ lyrics, the Arst two lines almost in­ FOLK SONG TIME Verde Luna_ Claudette Jarry will sing what's that thing on your head?" variably repeat and the third is a Recorded folk music and stories Para Que Sufras and Tiu-cu-tu; you're still lucky because he's noticed variant-pause for some riffs and hot from many lands, prepared by Edith Chicho Valle's numbers will be Un it. But if he says nothing, then I sug­ licks-then back we go again to the Fowke of Toronto. Today, songs of Siglo De Ausencia, Tabu and EI Die gest you take it off and step on it,­ heginning. Blues are sad tunes and the British Commonwealth, Unusual Gusto De Bigote. From Toronto. Doreen Day, a Canadian visitor to slow tunes. True blues, that is,­ items will include Maori songs from Dam. 7,30 p.m. CDJ'; 9,30 p.m. MDJ'. England, on BBC. Graham McInnes, on CBC. 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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