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PRAIRIE RE;Gh 0> SCHEDULE JUlie 27·July 3,1 Issued Each Week by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
VOLUME VII-No, 26 ISSUED AT WINNIPEG, JUNE 18, 1954 $1.00 Pi
This Week: Stratford 1954 (Jlage 2) * Korean Experience (Page 5) * Dominion Day (Page 6) * Vancouver Concert (Page 6) * CBWT's ncwly·formed television organization lIlcl ~I tremendous test on the night of June 7-8, when the greatest fire in the history of \Vinnipcg destroyed or d~maged five huge buildings in the hearl of the Portage Avenue business district. Our picture shows CB\,yT newsmen on locution at tlw Fire-left to right, NOI\MAN LACEY, CB'VT news editor; \-VES HAHVlSOr-:, cameraman, nod I1F.IHI NIXON, CB\VT news. Their vivid picture :.lory of the fire was carried on the evening TV news at 7:00 p.m., June 8, simultaneously in \Vinnipeg and Toronto. It was also released by request to NBC TV and affiliates in the United Stales. CBWT news men and cameras were on the job at the fire n few lIlinutes after it slarted at 2:00 a.m., June 8. •• • CBC Saskatchewan Organization Forms SaskatooTl. Three appoint lIlents to the CBC's new CBWT NewsrnPII At Work Saskatchewan staff, in prepa ration for the opening of the will head the Saskntchewan branch as manager of who has bet'n hroadcasting from Regina sincc last Saskatchewan studios at Re the Hegina studios. With him at the opening of fall. gina later this summer, were (he new studios will be R. L. Punshon, at present Other appointments to the Rcgin:.l staff have still announced by}. R. Finlay, (·hief operator at en,,, transmitter, Cannan, Mani lo be made, .\Jr. Finlay s~lid. They will include n eBe Director for the Prairie toba, and formerly in charge of eBK transmitter at number of technical, announcing and clerical posi Provillces, in :m address to the 'VatrOllS, who will be technical supervisor at the tions. The Regina shlclios will be located in the annual conference of the Regina studios; and D. I-I. Innes, fonner news Exner Building at 1840 ~Iclnlyre Street. National Farm Radio Forums paper and farm editor of Regina. newly appointed as 'Vith the introduction of the Regina studios, CBK here }llnf' 16. CBC a!'isistant fann commentator for Saskatchewan. transmitter will be fed directly from Regina, which R. H. Roberts, veteran \Vorking with the CBe Regina staff will be Jean will also originate Saskatchewan progr:tms S{oing D. H. Innes r:ldio man of CBC \Vinnipeg, Hinds, morning commentator for Saskatchewan, to cne networks.. Page Two CBC TIMES o v e r t u l' C to Del' FI'cischuetz Hubble, organist; T. M. Taylor, pro to listeners, haVing appeared in many « RJlDIO HOTES » (Weber) by tile Clevelaml Orches tra, George Szell conducting: Con ducer. From VVinnilleg. CBC drama productions. They are: RECITAL. Marian GrudcH, pianist. cerro No. 1 for Horn and Orchestra Lloyd Bochner, Mavor Moore, Eleanor In E Flat l\Iajor (Stl'auss) by the Fill TllOu My Life (JHckson); Praise From Toronto. Phllharmonla Orchestra, Aleeo Gal Tile Lord, My Soul (Wesley); 0 Stnart, Barbara Chilcott, Toby Hobins, Papillons, Opus 2 (Schumann); On Hera conl111cttng, wltb soloIst Dennis Holy Spirit of Peace (Walker Ron son); Jesu, Lover or My SOli I (Par Donald Harron, Robert Christie, Eric dine, from Gaspard de la nuH Hrain; c.oncerto No. 1 In D Minor House, ',Villjam Nf'f'dles, Peter Mews, (R a vel); Barcarolle, Opus 60 fOl' Piano and Orchestra (Brahms) ry); 0 Hearken Thon, 0 Lord (Arca (ChOpin) . by tbe Cleveland Orchestra. George delt); Through tbe Day Thy Love and Neil Vipond. Szel! conducting, with pianist R\Hlott Has Spared Us «(JounoLondon concert agency, the return to the air of this program, ONCE UPON A TIME. Today, "as by Len Peterson, From Toronto. Ab after she had attracted their attention a half-hour of smooth musical arrange a result of great effort and persuasion," Koehler, a street-car conductor, lives while studying in Europe with com ments by the orchestra's conductor this program will have as its guest with his wife and two children in :l poser, conductor and teacher Nadia Ricky Hyslop, which proved so popu once more "the most unusual celebrity dingy, two-room basement apartment 13oulanger. Recitals were arranged in lar in the early spring. Jack Bingham, ever to appear on this or any other in Toronto. Plagued by collection Stockholm, Copenhagen, The Hague, producer. From Vancouver. program"-Henry the Spook, a musi agencies and still paying off a car Amsterdam, Vienna and London. Miss MaUinala; Sicilian Tarantella; Stanley r.:ally-inclined father of five spirited whkh lies in wreckage at a junkyard Crudeff has heen re-engaged to return Park; Plink Plank Plunk; Diverti sprites, who wants to set the spook because he could not afford the in to Europe for radio broadcasts in Hoi mento No. 40 (Mozart); SeCI'et Love; surance for it, he desperately seeks and a current hit parade number. record straight. Two more popular land, and there is also in the offing an a way out of his misery. All his wor W·4:00 p.m. K-3:00 p.m. X·2:00 p.m. tales coming 'liP are Lester, the Mos engagement to appear with an orches quito (July 4), the biography of an ries would be over, he believes, if tra in London. Currently, she is study insect born in a rainbarrel who de only he had a few thousand dollars ing in New York with Edward Stuer WAYS OF MANKIND. No human veloped a different way of attack on for a down payment for a house. He 111ann. society has ever existed without some human beings, and had a monument resorts to stealing. Then, hounded by W-9:30 a.m. kind of family organization, though ff'ar and guilt, he blunders on in his these have diHered widely. In today's raised in his honour in Saskatchewan; and 'Vhen the ,"Vorld \Vas New (July search for security and a little happi CHAMBER MUSIC. The de Riman program entitled I-Tome Sweet Home, ness. The play ends on an intensely organi~ation 18) about the Disney-like animal.. in oczy Quartet. From Vancouver. two tYill'S of family will hitter and ironical note. be described-the traditional Chinese the early days of the earth. From Quartet No. 5 in A, Opus t 8 W·8:00 p.m. K-7:00 p.m. X·6:00 p.m. ( Beethoven). and the American. In North America Toronto. W~10:30 a.m. K-9:30 a.m. X·8:30 a.m. the emphasis has been on the manied W-6:30 p.m. K·S:30 p.m. X-4:30 p.m. couple-a new family created with CANADIAN SCENES. During the WAY OF THE SPIRIT. This progmm every marriage. China has emphasized week of June 20-27, Saint John, N.B., concludes the twelfth seasOn of Way parent-child relationships, and mar STRATFORD 1954. A special pro will be celebrating the 350th anni of the Spirit broadcasts. It tells the riage has meant the acquisition of a gram prepared by Torn Benson of the versary of its founding by Samuel de story of Dr. 'William Carey, who began daughter-in-law as well as a wife. CBC for broadcasl on the eve of the Champlain and Sieur de Monts. June life as a cobbler in England but W·4:30 p.m. K-3:30 p.m. X·2:30 p.m. opening of the Stratford Festival. "The 24 the actual anniversary will be the turned missionary toward the end of whole idea of this program," says biggest day with parades, a special the 18th century and became recog Benson, "will be to present a picture exhibition, -a historical pageant and a ASK THE WEATHERMAN. Today nized as a great religious leader and through sound of Stratford in the days ceremony at the Champlain Monu weatherman Rube lIomstein of Hali devoted labourer among the people of preceding the festival. One of the ment in Queen's Square with the fax will give a brief Sllrvey of hail India. The authorities of the East In features will be a conversation with planting of a tree and the laying of a stones and hailstorms. He will direct dia Company were afraid his work an 83-year-old resident named Tom wreath by the Champlain Society of his attention to the internal pattern of would stir up trouhIe among the Orr, who started the Shakespeare Quebec. Ken Homer of CBC Halifax a hailstone, describe the largest hail natives and gave him some opposition. ~Iemorial Cardens in Stratford and will record highlights of the week's stones on record, outline two theories The inhuman practices of Hindu ritual planned the beautification of the park events for this week's Canadian Scenes currently in existence concerning hail also troubled him greatly, including lands and most of the city. Another stone origination and discuss out program. the famous suttee, by which widows fpature will be a short bit by Tyrone lIloded and also modern methods of W.8:30 p,m. K·7:30 p.m. X-6:30 p.m. were compelled to die on the funeral Cuthrie as lIe directs his players dur destroying hailstones before they reach pyres of thejr dead husbands. ing rehearsal and explains how he sees the eround. WEEKEND REVIEW. An analysis of W-12:30 p.m. K·11:30 a.m. X-I0:30a.m. a particular Scene and the way he be W·5:05 p.m. K-4:05 p.m. X-3:0S p.m. the week's news by F. H. Underhill. lieves it should be played, An interest W·9:10 p.m. K·8:10 p.m. X·7:10 p.m. INVITATION TO MUSIC. Recorded ing footnote on the festival is the fact progrnm presented by James Fassett. SUNDAY CHORALE. Choir con that exactly half the players named in Intermission guest is Ceorge Szell. ducted by \V. H. Anderson; Filmer the official brochure are well known (COtltillued on puge 3)
8:45 Interlude and Marine 10:30 Chamber Music 5:15 U.N. on the Record 9:10 Weekend RevIew Forecast 11 :00 Redeemer Lutheran 5: 30 Music I Like 9: 20 Our Special Speaker 9:00 CSC News Church Sunday, June 27, 1954 6: 00 Sunday Chorale 9: 30 Little Symphonies 9:03 Weather. Interlude 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 6:30 Once Upon a Time 10:00 Winnipeq Concert 9:15 World Church New. 12:00 Alan Mills CBIV, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CDT) 7:00 Stratford 1954 11 :00 Serenade 9:30 Recital 12:15 Just Mary I :30 Religious Period 14:30 Ways of Mankind 7: 30 To Be Announced 11 :30 Vesper Hour 10:00 esc New. 12:30 Way of the Spirit 2:00 Invitation to MU$ic 5:00 CSC News 8: 00 Summer Tbeatre 12 :00 CBC News, Weather 10:03 Neighbourly News 1:00 CSC News 3:30 Critically Speaking 5:05 Ask the Weatherman 8: 30 Canadian Scenes 12:15 Song Recital 10:15 Prairie Gardener I :03 Capital Report of :00 Stringalong 5: 12 Weather 9:00 CBC National News 12:30 CBC Music Diary CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (CDT) 5:00 This Is the Life 'I 6 :00 Kit Carson 7:00 Miss Brooks I 8:00 Toast of the Town 10:00 Sunday Playhouse TV 5:30 Small Fry Frolics 6:30 Dennis Day 7:30 Date with Frosia 9:00 Singer Four Star I 9:30 News Maqazlne 111 :00 News and Sign Off I CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) ------8:45 Interlude. Weather 10:30 Concerto 12:30 Religious Period 4:12 Weather 7 :00 Summer Theatre 10:00 Serenade 9: 00 CSC News 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:00 Invitation to Music 4: 15 U.N. on the Record 7:30 Canadian Scenes 10:30 Vesper Hour 9:03 NellJhbourly News 11:00 Alan Mills 1 2:30 Critically Speaking 4:30 Music I Like 8:00 CBC National News 11:00 eBC News, Weather 9: 15 Prairie Ga:rdener 11: 15 Just Mary 3:00 Stringalong 5:00 Sunday Chorale 8: to Weekend Review 11: 15 Sonq Recital 9: 30 Chamber MUllic 11:30 Way 01 the Spirit 3:30 Way$ 01 Mankind 5:30 Once Upon a Time 8: 20 Our Special Speaker 11 :30 CSC Music Diary 10:00 BBC News 12:00 CBC News 4:00 CBC News 6:00 Stratford 1954 8:30 Little Symphonies 12:00 Recital 10:15 World· Church News '12:03 Capital Report 1 4:05 Ask the Weatherman 6:30 To Be Announced 9:00 Winnipeg Concert 12:30 Musical Pr09ram 12:57 CBC News, Weather ------CBX, ALBERTA (IOIO Kc.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Kc.) (MST)------7:45 Interlude, Weather 9:30 Concerto 11 30 Religious Period 3:12 Weather 6:00 Summer Theatre 9: 00 Serenade 8 :00 CBC News 9: 59 Dominion Time Signal 12 00 Invitation to Music 3:15 U.N. on the Record 6:30 Canadian Scenes 9:30 Vesper Hour 8:03 Neighbourly News 10:00 Alan Mills 1 30 Critically Speaking 3:30 Music I Like 7:00 CBC National News 10:00 CBC News, Weather 8: 15 Prairie Gardener 10:15 Just Mary 2 00 Stringalonq 4:00 Sunday Chorale 7:10 Weekend Review JO:15 Song Recital ~~~~ ~gcm;!~sMu.ie 10:30 Way of the Spirit 2 30 Ways of Mankind 4:30 Once Upon a Time 7: 20 Our Special Speaker 10:30 CBC Music Diary 11:00 CBC News 3 00 CBC News 5:00 Stratford 1954 7:30 Little Symphonies 11 :00 Recital 9: 15 Music lor Meditation 11:03 Capital Report 3 05 Ask the Weatherman 5: 30 To Be Announced 8:00 Winnipeg Concert 11 :30 Musical Proqram 11:57 esc News, Weather CBC DOMINION (MDT) ALL NETWORK PROGRAMS are made available by the CBC to affiliated basic stations, Program lime. are show" al ,lie end 0/ eacl. but not all pr09rama listed here are carried by our affiliates, because of local commll- program "ole in ",ese paRe•• In tile lime in . menta. Check local stalion lists. tlicnt;QlI', W mean. CBW; K, CBK; X, CBX; 2 30 Church of the Air 14:00 The Tylers 5:00 The Tylers 1':30 Sunday Serenade 3 00 Cuckoo Clock House (6:00 p.m. COT Man.) 8:00 Bod's SCrapbook ami Darn., CHC Dominion Ne'work. a 30 Music from Film.' (Sask:. and Alta.) 4 00 Operatic Hlqhlights 5:30 Pal's Music Room 8:30 Hawaii Cans (5:00 p.m. CDT Ma:a.) 4:30 Our Min Brooka 1 G:30 Martla Boundy Band 5:00 DomiDloa News 'une 27 - July 3 Pege Three « String Quartet in B MInor, Op. 64, conductor of an Air fo'orce band in the MANITOBA PLAYHOUSE. RJlDIO NOTES » No. 2 (liaydn), perCormed by Ha· mann Quartet oC Radio FrankCurt; United States and Europe. \\lhile over Girl or a Million Dreams, by Charles ~IORNING DEVOTIONS. Rev. A. E. Plano Sonata In A Major, OP. 120 seas he studied in Paris. In 1946 he re Hatton, an English writer: Emrys Koslo\\~ky, Holy Cross Lutheran (Sclwbert), Gerhard puchelt, pian entered tile ]uilliard School to study Jones, producer. From \Vinnipeg. Ist, or RlAS', Rerlln; Octet Cor Wind This play concludes the Manitoba Church, \Vinnipeg, will be heard On Instruments In E .'Iat Major, Op. 103 music education, and after Ulat served caw; He\.. R. D. Dolan, \\'estminster (Beethoven), perrormed by orchestra on the staff of the University of Mas Playhouse series until fall. It deals members or RIAS, Amel'ican sector with the rise and fall and recovery of United Church, Saskatoon, will be radio. Herlin. sadmsetts. and "'estern Reserve Uni a photographer's model. and makes R he<1rd on CllK; and Re\'. \V. F. W-8:OO p.m. K·7:oo p.m. X-6:DO p.m. versity in Cleveland. He has been di Browne, St. Augustine A n g I i can rector of public relations at the Ro>'ul cumic expose of things that go 011 in Church, Calgary, will be heard on the advertising bminess. DOMINIO 'MAGAZINE. This week's Conservatory since moving to Toronto CBX. in 1952, W-l1 :30 p.m. program will be devoted to the prov· W·IO:15 p.m. K·9:15 p.m. X-8;15 p.m_ W-9:30 a,m. K-10:45 a.m. X-9:45 a.m. ince of New Brunswick. Apart from TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. Today: actuality material from the Saint John SUNDAY NOTES Stratford Festival; An Australian celebrations marking the 350th anni· (Contil/ued fTOm page 2) Sheep Station-Mary ForoI:'; Learning vcrsary of the founding of the city, the program will include a variety of to be Frielldly-Dr, i\lary Northway of OUR SPECIAL SPEAKER. Level the Tnstitute of Child Studies; Ncws items. Therc will be a report on Camp Gagetown, Canada's largest army Crossing, a talk by Allan Anderson. Commentary 'Vilfdd Eggleston; From Toronto. Songs-Trudy Carlyle. camp; a story of the lumbering inw W-9:20 p.m. K-8:20 p.m. X-7:20 p,m. W-3:30 p.m. K·3:30 p.m. X-2:30 p.m. dustry; and a talk about the develop ment of tIle north shore fisheries by JUST FOR JUNIORS. R e e 0 r d e d Phil CarroU. And \Villiam Y. Smith, LITTLE SYMPHONIES. Orchestm songs and storie-s for children prppared head of the department of economics conducted hy Roland Leduc. From by Lome "'allacc, CBC announcer' at the University of New Brunswick, ~lontreaJ. from \Vinnipeg. Today's stories ar~ will review the province's economic Two works by Albert Roussel: The Little Orley's Barn Dance and I,ittle outlook. Bob Cadman will be the nar Spider'S Fea:it; Slnfonletta. W-9:30 p.m. K-8:30 p.m. X·7:30 p.m. Orley and the 1I;y_ The-re will be SC\' mtoT. The program will be prepared eral songs, too. by Harold HaUlaway of CBC Halifax. W-5:30 p.m. K-6:00 p.m. Dom. 9:30 p.m. MDT \VINNIPEG CONCERT. Orchestra conducted by Eric \Vild; Nonnan GUEST APPEARANCE. Dirk Keet DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS. Boris Lucas, producer. From Winnipeg. b'las, flute; James Thomson, clarinet; Overture to The :'Ilaglc Flute (Mo ROllbakine, pianist; Ezra Schabas, zal't); Symphony No. 49 (liaydn); Davio Sht>arer, bassoon. Tom Taylor, darineti~L. From Toronto. Suite Francais (Darius MilhaUd); producer. From \Vinnipeg. Three Fantasies for Clarinet alleJ PCl'iod Suite (Abram Chaslns). Fil'st lUovement from Sonata In B Plano, CrolO ODuS 73 (Schumann); W-10:00 p.m. K-9:00 p.m. X-8:00 p.m. Flat (Ptll'udi.si); Pl'elude {J. S, Moments muslc-aux, Nos. 4, 5 and 6 l3achi; Tllt'ec Observations rOT' Tlu'ee (Schubert); Sonata in F Minol' Cor \VQ
6:45 Manitoba on Parad. 9:10 Weather 4:18 Tea Time Tun•• 7:30 Guest Appearanc. 7:00 CBC News, Weather 9:15 Fancy Fingers 4:30 Concert Hour 7:45 Three Minstr.ls and Marine Forecast 9: 30 Morning Devotions Monday, Jlwe 28, 1954 5:00 Music Picture Lady 8 :00 International Concert 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 9:40 Interlude 5:15 Sleepytlme Story Teller 9:00 CBC National News 7 :30 eBC News. Weather 9:45 Peggy MacFarlane CBW, MANITOBA (990 Ke.) (CDT) 5:30 Just for Juniors 9: 15 News Roundup 7 :40 FamUy Worship 9:55 Ruth Harding 5:45 Howdy Doody 9 :30 Summerfallow 7:45 Mominq Concert 10:00 Road of Life 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 1:45 Hoedown Haven 6:00 Here and There 10:00 Report from th. 8:00 CBC News 10: 15 Rosemary 12:00 Messages, Marlne 2:00 Guiding Light 6: 15 Tempo For Two Provinces 8:05 Weather 10:30 Pianorama Forecast and Interlude 2:15 Ma Perkins 6 :30 eBC News. Weather 10:15 Distinquished Artists 8: 07 Sports Report 10:45 Laura Limited 12:15 Elwood Glover 2:30 Pepper Young 6 :45 Bob Moir's Sport 11 :00 Bob McMullin Show 8:15 Breakfast Club 11:00 BBC News 12:45 Musical Proqram 2:45 Right to Happine.. Parade 11:30 Manitoba Playhous. 8:45 Melody Hiqhligbts n:15 Aunt Lucy 1:00 CBC News 3:00 Musical Proqram 6:55 International 12:00 CBC News. Weather 8:50 Plano PelllOnaiities 11:30 Brave Voyage 1:10 Weather 3:30 Trans-Canada Matln•• Commentary 12: 15 Chez Nous 9:00 CBC News 11 :45 Man Around lbe Hou.. 1:15 Farm Broadcast 4:15 CBC News 7:00 King Ganom 12:30 The Dreamers ------CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (CDT) 8:30 Favourite Husband 10:00 The Playhouse 5:00 Range Riders I 5:45 Ad Lib I 7:00 News I 7:30 Living 9:00 Victory at Sea 10:30 I'm the Law 5:30 Willie Wonderful 6:00 Test Pattern 7:15 Spotlight 8:00 Vic Oheck I TV I 9:30 Foreiqn Intrlque 1 II: 00 News and Siqn OH ------CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Ke.) (MDT) 6:45 Weather.Clockwatcher 19:30 Morning Concert 111:15 Elwood Glover 2:30 Pepper Young /6:00 Just for Juniors 9:15 Distinguished Artists 7:00 CBC News 9:45 Jean Hinds 11 :45 Musical Proqram 2 :45 Riqht to Happine.s 6: 15 Chansonettes 10:00 Boh McMullin 7:05 Weather,Clockwatcher 9:55 Ruth Hardinq 12:00 Variety Pops 3:00 CBC News 6:40 International 10:30 The Dreamers 7:55 Family Worsbfp 10:00 SBC NeW'S 12:30 Road of Life 3:03 Concert Hour Commentary 111:00 CBC News. Weather 8:00 CBC News 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Roumary 3:30 Trana-Canada Maline. 6;45 CBC News. Weather 11:15 Cbez Nous 8:05 Weather. Interlude 10:30 Laura Limited 1:00 CBC News 4:15 Brave Voyaqe 7:00 International Conce,t 11:30 Guest Appearance 8:15 Brealdast Club 10:45 Morning Devotions 1:10 Weather 4:30 Musical ProqTam 8:00 CBC National News 8:45 Platter Party 10:55 Interlude 1:15 farm Broadacst 4:45 Howdy Doody 8:15 News Roundup 11 :45 Three Minstrels 9:00 CBC News 10:59 Dominion Time Slqnal I :45 Western Rhythnul 5:00 At the Keyboard 8:30 Summerfallow 12:00 Xinq Ganam 9:10 Weather. Scoreboard 11:00 CBC News 2:00 Guldinq Ltqht 5:15 Tempo For Two 9:00 Report from the 12:30 Melodic Moods 9:15 HeUo Saskatchewan 11:03 Timely Tunes 2:15 Ma Perkins 5:30 Westward 10 Gold Provinces 12:57 CBC News. W.ather ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Ke.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Ke.) ~IST)-----~------6:45 Weather, Rise and 8:55 Ruth Harding 10:45 Musical Program 1:45 Right to Happlnel5l5 I 5:00 Howdy Doody 8: 15 Distinguished Artists Shine 9:00 SBC News 11:00 Variety Pops 2:00 CBC News 5:15 Chansonettes 9:00 Bob McMullin Show 7 :00 CBC News 9:15 Aunt Lucy 11:30 Road of Life 2:03 Concert Hour 5:40 International 9: 30 The Dreamers 7:05 Weather. Interlude 8:30 Laura LImited 11:45 Rosemary 2:30 Trans-Canada Matinee I Commentary 10:00 CBC News, Weather 7:15 Breakfast Club 9:45 Morning Devotions 12:00 CBC News 3:15 Brave Voyaqe 5:45 CBC News, Weath.r 10:15 Chez Nous 7: 45 Glen Blarnason. Sports 9:55 CBX Reporter 1,', ..",0 WFoerOm'hBerroadca,' 3:30 Road Report. Alberla 6:00 International Concert 10:30 Guest Appearance 7:55 Family Worsbip 9:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 5 Memos 7:00 CBC National N.w. 10:45 Tbree Minslrels 8:00 CBC News ·.DO CBC New' 12:45 Western Rhythms • 00 A h v boa d 7:15 News Roundup 11:00 Glen Bjamason. Sporls 8:JO Weather 'O 1:00 Guiding Liqht ttl' ....ey r 7:30 Summerfallow IhlS Musical Proqram 8: J5 SwinqalOllq 10:03 Timely Tunes 1:15 Na Perkins 4 15 Tempo lor Two 8:00 Report hom th. 11:30 Melodic Moods 8:45 Betly Tomlinson 10:15 Elwood Glover 1:30 Pepper Young 430 Westward 10 Gold Provinces 11:57 CBC News. Weather CBC DOMINION (MDT) 11 ~OO Hope for Ibe Ladl.. 8:30 Cana..dian SporlA For Corrections and Late Program Notes for 8: 15 Hop. tor th. Ladl.e (So_k. and Alta.) Roundup 9:00 Dominion New. Last Week's Times-See Page 8. (1:15 a,m. CDT M(IJl.,) 1 8:00 Opportunity hoeD 9:30 Dominion MCII;rozin. Page Four CBC TIMES « RIIDIO HOTES » lips and Harry ~fossficld, \'ocaHsts; Blind Children tions of the different eBe depart and the Barbershop Quartet. From "see" ments. TRANS-CANADA MATL'IEE. Today: Vancouver. CBC Winnipeg Studios Thl:' visitors were also given the' \\'hat's New; Points of View on Loss E.,el'Y Fellow's in Lo\'e with a Girl; Ll:'adcrs, introduced by Syl\"ia \Vise~ 'ou ,\re Free; Down 1I0lllc Rag; GROUl) of abollt twenty children chance to handle a reel of tape and lIlan, ~fontreal C(:Onomist and con 'fosquilo's Parade: Just Like the seHml kept small strips of it as souve hy I'll Cling- 10 You; Pul on YOUl' Afrom the 1\orth Dakot'd. State nirs. Then-the highlight of the l'isit sumer; News Conunentary-'Vilfrid Old Gray Bonnet. School For The Blind paid a call to Eggleston; Songs-Trudy Carlyle, W-9:30 p.m. K-8:30 p.m. X·7:30 p,m. they each spoke into a portable mike thp eRC studios in 'Vinnipeg recently. and the entire tape was played back W-3:30 p.m. K·3:30 p,m, X-2:30 p.m_ It was their annual outing and all had MUSIC IN OUR TIME. Recorded over a londspeaker so they could heM expressed a desire to "sec" the eBe their own voices. JUST FOR JUNIORS. T<>
6 45 Manitoba on Parade 9:10 W.ather -4 :30 Concerl Hour 8:00 Fiqhtinq Words 7:00 CDC News, Weath.r 9: 15 Fancy Fingers Tuesday, .June 29, ]954 5:00 Wastward to Gold a:30 Travellio' Light and Marine Forecast 9:30 Morning Devotions 5:30 rust lor Junior. 9:00 CBC National Newl 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 9:40 tntorlude CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CDT) 5:45 Howdy Doody 9:15 News Roundup 7:30 CDC News, Weather 9:45 Pegqy MacFarlane 6:00 Here and There I 9:30 L.ice.ter Squar. 7:40 Family Worship 9:55 Ruth Hardinq 11:50 Dominion Time Siqnal 2:00 Guidlnq Liqht 6: 15 Barney PoU. 10:00 So To Speak 7:45 MorDinq Conc.rt 10:00 Road 01 Life 12:00 Messaqe., Marine 2:15 Ma Perkin. 6:30 CBC News, Weath.r 10:15 Canadiana 8:00 CDC News 10:15 Rosemary Foreca.t and Interlude 2:30 Pepper Younq 6:45 Bob Moil's Sports 10:30 Ragtime Rhythm 8:05 Weath.r 10:30 Pianorama 12:15 Elwood Glover 2:45 Riqhl to Happineu 11:00 Chicho Valle 8: 07 Sporls Repor, 10:45 Laura Limited 12:45 Mart ICenney 3:00 Interlude Parade 8:15 Breakfast Club 11:00 BBC New$ 1:00 CBC Newl 3:03 Roll Back lbe Years 6:55 International I I :30 Cbilcotin Trails Commentary 112:00 CBC N.ws, Weather 8:45 Melody HiQ'hH51hw II: IS AUDt Lucy I:10 Weather ~~~ ~acsN~~ada Matln.e I 8:50 Piano Pe~nahti.s 11:30 Brave Voyage I: 15 Farm Broadcost 7: 00 This Is Radio 12:15 Four GenUemea 9:00 CBC News II :45 Plalter Party I :45 Hoedown Ha....n 4: 18 Tea Time TUDes 7:30 Let's Make Music 12:30 Melodic Moods CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (COT) 5:00 How About Thai 5: 15 Han. Anderson 6:00 Tesl Pallern 7: 15 Spotliqht 7 :45 On the Spot 8:30 CDC Theatre 10:00 Tuesdayl Theatre TV I 5:-45 Ad Lib 7:00 News 7:30 Dinah Shore I 8:00 Ruqgles Family 9: 30 Regal Theatre 11:00 N.ws and Siqn Off CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) 6:015 Weather. Clockwatcher 9:30 Morning Concerl 11: 15 Elwood Glover I 2:30 Pepper Young 5:45 Sleepytime Siory T.ller I 9:00 So To Speak 7:00 CBC News I 9:45 rean Hinds 11:-45 Mart Kenney 2:45 Right to Happineu 6:00 Just for Juniors 9:15 Canadlana 7:05 Weather,Clockwatch.r 9:55 Ruth Harding 12:00 Variety Pops 3:00 CBC News 6: 15 The Lennicb 9:30 Travel1ln' Liqht 7:55 Family Wonhlp 10:00 BBC News 12:30 Road 01 Life I 3:03 Concert Hour 6:40 International 10:00 Let's Make Music 9:00 CBC News 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 RO$emary 3:30 Trans-Canada Malinee Commentary 10:30 Chilcotln Trails 8:05 Weather, Int.rlud. 10:30 Laura Limited 1:00 CBC News "'15 Brave Voyaqe 6:45 CBC News. Weather 11:00 CBC Ne.,.. Weather 8: 15 Breakfa.t Club 10:45 Morninq Devotions 1:10 Weather 4:30 Musical Proqram 7:00 FightiDq Words 11:15 Four Gentlemen 8: 45 Platter Party 10:55Inte·.ude 1:15 Farm Broadcast 4:45 Howdy Doody 7:30 This J$ Radio 11:30 Ragtlm. Rhythm 9:00 CDC New. 10:59 DomLion Time SiqnClI 1:45 We.tem Rhythms 5:00 At the Keyboard 8:00 CBC National H..... 12:00 Cbicho Valle 9: 10 Weather, SCoreboard 11:00 CBC News 2:00 Guldinq Llqbt 5:15 Barney Potls 8:15 Ne...s Roundup 12:30 Melodic Moods 9. 15 H'!!lIo Sad:atch.....an 11:03 Tim.ty Tune. 2:15 Ma Perkin. 5:30 Mu.sie Pi.cture Lady 8:30 Leicester Square 12:57 CBC N.ws, Weother CBX, ALBERTA (l01O Kc.) and CBXA, ED~IO TON (740 Kc.) (MST) ------6.-45 Weather, Ri•• and 8:55 Ruth Harding 10:45 Mart Kenney 1:45 Riqbt to Happiness 5:00 Howdy Doody 8: 15 Canadiana Shine 9:00 BBC New$ 11:00 Variety Pops 2:00 CBC News 5:15 The Lennicks 8:30 TranUjn' Light 7 00 CDC New. 9:15 Aunt Lucy 11:30 Road of Lile 2:03 Concert Haur 5:40 International 9:00 Let's Make Music 7 05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Lauro Limited 11:-45 Rosemary 2:30 Trans·Canada Matinee Commentary 9:30 Chitcotin Trails 7 15 Breakfast Club 9:45 Morninq Devotions ,12:00 CBC New$ 3:15 Brave Vayage 5:45 CBC New•• W.ath.r 10:00 CBC N...... Weather 7 45 Glen Bjarna$on, Sporl$ 9'55 CBX Reporter 112:10 Weather 3:30 Road Report. Alberta 6:00 Fiqhting Word$ 10:15 Four G.ntlemen 7 55 Family Worship , ." n._ •• T' S' I 12:15 Farm Broadcast Memos 6:30 This Is Radio 10:30 Raqllm. Rhythm a 00 CBC News : vvmmlon Ime 19no 12:45 Western Rbythms 4:00 At the Keyboard 7:00 CBC National N.ws 11:00 Glen Btamason. Sporll 9 10 Weather 10:00 CBC News I 1:00 Guiding Liqht 4:15 Barney POIII 7:15 News Roundup II:J5 Pop Concert a 15 SWinQ'ettoD9 10:03 Timely Tunes I: 15 Mer Perkins 4:30 Music Picture Lady 7:30 L.ice.ter SQuar. I J: 30 Melodic Moods 8 45 Belly Tomlinson 10: 15 Elwood Glover I :30 Pepper Younq 01 :-45 Sleeplime Story Teller 8:00 So To Speak 11:57 CBC N.....s, Weather CBC DOMINION (MDT) For Corrections and Late Program 8:15 Hop. tor the Ladies I 7:00 London Studio Concerts 8:30 Concert Hall 10:30 Netherlands Composen (9: 15 a.m_ CDT Mem.) (8:00 p.m. CDT Man.) (Sask. and Alta.) (8o.tr:.) 11:00 LoadoD Studio CoDeerts Notes for Last Week·. Time. II ~OO Hope for the .Ladie. 7: 30 Conc.r1 Hall 9:00 Dominion Hews (8:30 p.m. COT Man.) (Sol"'.) (Sa.k. and Alta.) 9: J5 Provlneial Attain II :30 N.th.rland. ComP'<"lerl 8:00 BBC Pr•••nw (10:30 p.m. MST Alia.) -Bee Page 8. 6:30 Neth.rland. Compose,. 8: 30 Music in Our Tim. (sa.k.) 12:00 Loadon StudIo Concerll (7:30 p,m. CDT Mon.) I (9:30 p.m. eDT MOD,) 9:30 Dominion Th.atr. (11:00 p.m, MST Alta.) June 27 - July 3 Page Five « HIlDIO HOTES » sen'ice of the CEC International Serv CBC SnlJ'I10 Y. CBC Symphony St.'dey, tIle great-grandfather of the ice and were made primarily for ex Orchestra conducted by Ettore ~Iaz well-known Vancouver organist, \Vin TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. Today, port to mdio stations in other coun zolcni. From Toronto. Renworth. In February, 1953, word What's i'\ew in Summer 1)lans - Bill lrks. From Toronto. O,·crtul·c. Street Corner IAlan Haws (,'3011" that the instrument was to be Arsscy; Om Garden fr9m Asia-Ilar Dom. 7: 30 p.m. MDT Ihornc ; Sympbony (\Vllllalll \Val ton). removed from St. Mark's to make way rhon Brown; Your Mcwcal Reporter, for n more modern instrument, so Miss Just Plain Nervous-Dr. Elizabrth ---- W·9:30 p.m. K·IO:oo p.m. X·9:oo p.m. Renworth was asked to record musical I.o\"!'; News Commentary-\Vilfrid eBe Wednesday Night sdedions appropriate to the incidents Eggh:ston; Songs-Trudy Carlyle. CANADIAN SHORT STORIES. 7'IIe KOIlEAN EXPERIENCE. JoumalL,t in its history dramatized by Hildil W-3:30 p.m. K·3:30 p.m. X·2:30 p.m. Hell Ringer.v, hy Samuel Rnddan of Phillip Deane who served in the Brit Browne. Tonight's program is a repeat Vrlll(.'Ou\,cr. The stor) deals with a ish Navy during the Second Creat of the original broad<.'ast which was JUST FOR JUNIORS. A song-slo,v young boy who is jolted into early \Var and w('nt tn Korea in 1950 as heard in B.C. last September. Jack about Peter Ponsil and his Tonsil is maturity hy til(' df'ath of a friend, and war correspondent for the London Ain,R:ham, producer. From Vancouver. one of toda)·s recordings for young who pa)lI a strange tribute to hill Ohser\'rr, was captured and remained W·10:45 p.m. X-II:3O p.m. X-I0:30 p.m. folk. Also heard will be tIle last of the dllllll. .1 prisoner in North Korea for nearl} Little Orley stories-Little Orley and W·7:30 p.m. K-8;30 p.m. X·7:30 p.m. thn'e years. In two BBC talks to be 'lie HaJJPY Bird, and Little Orley und heard toni~ht and July 7, he will tell the Little Engine. Iistrners ahont hi.s e.'.periences. Night Mail Bag W·5:30 p.m. K-6:00 p.m. DEATH IN THE BARRENS. A re mare ;11 Korea, Deane's first talk, be peat broadcast of George "'halley's gins with a description of the "Death documentary drama drawn from thr :\larch of Kon.'H," an eight-day forced TrWIC:atioli of Bruckner. DOMINJON DAY. A talk by Ircne diary of Edgar Christinn, published Illardl dllring the winter of 19.50-.51. r Rill fairly screaming with rage and Craig on tlu- composer of 0 Callado, under the title Unflinching. Ted Pope, Then carnes the story of hopclpss I hope :l lot of otIler people are too Calixa Lavallt.'c. Lavallee was the son producer. From Toronto. w:liting llndt-'r allllost unbearable con and tllat they let yOll know about it of a Quebec blacksmith. By the 1880': Edgar Christian, a young English ditions until the treatment improved. having just 1>t.'Cn left dam!'ling in mid he was being f..'811ed "Our national man, Shined to death ('arl" in the It is not a pleasant talc, and the nat air c.t the 'ery climax of ~lr. Kauf composer." 0 Canue/a was gh-en its ratnr'<; (('port on prison camp condi mann's exciting performance of Bruck rirst performance on June 24, 1880 summer or 1927 on tIle barre""ns north tions io; sometimes needfully gruesome. ner's !th Symphony. My first hearing as a Cantata in honour of the Gov enst of Creat Slave L'\ke. A year later his hody was found hy a party of In 1* second talk. Brainwashing and of this work, and having a lovely time (:mor-General, the ~farquis of Lnrnt-·, Pri.\OlIers of \Var, Deane analyzes Com with it, when - CnASH! - the an but a f..'Ouple of years later. Lavallee grologists in the lonely cabin on the Thelon River where he had died. 'Vith Illllnist methods n f interrogating nouncer regrets that "owing to previ I(>ft Canada for the United States, prisoners. ne\'er to return. ~lrs. Craig tells how the body were the remains of his two ous L'Ommitments of time" etc., etc. W-10:30 p.m. K-ll:15 p.m. X·I0d5 p.m. it came to be adopted as the National companions, John Hornby and Harold H's too shatteringl 1 realize (sadly) AdJard. In the cabin, too, was a dian' that this program regularly has au Anthem. Michael Hind-Smith. pro t~ ducer. From \Vinnipeg. kept by Christian until he WILS able allotment uf only 45 minutes, but it is write' no !ungcr-a record of the party'jo, REDWOOD ·PlPES. The slory of the K-7:oo p.m. X-6:oo p.m. our own symphony and when an enlt'r struggle against starvation. The central first pipe organ in British Columbia, Thursday, July I. W-IO:45 p.m. the ancient Seeley organ. the original prising conductor puts all that work fi~ur(' in the story is John Hornsby, into producing for us a new and the leader of the party. parl<; of which were brought around CANADIAN MUSIC HALL. A re the Horn in L861 to the earl) L'Olony splendid experience, it is high time he corded musical progmm written hy f:t1S1: Jobn Hornby - .\Iau KIng; of Vancouvpr Island, will be told in Eelgar Christian - llouKlas Rain; should he given full co-operation, and Len McColl and spotlighting Canadian Inspector Trundle Or tbe R.C.Y.P. words and music. Radio listeners will not cut off rudely in the middJe of a artists. The new musical series will in JIIIllCS :\lcRae; narrator - rl':mk follow its \'aried career in the first Peddle. note for a dish of imported soap that dude such musicians as \Vinuil>eg's Christ Church, in a saloon, in St. goes on year after year. It's ao insult. Eric \Vild, Toronto's Howard Cable, It is an interesting coincidence that Andrew's Roman Catholic Cathedral, . Having thrown the above loud Alan King, who plays John Homhy, ~1ark's Vancouver's nay Norris Quintet, Mont aod, finally, since 1912, hl St. brickbat, T hope I won't spoil it all by was at Dover ColleJ:W in England with r('.,l's Alan Mills, Neil Chotem, Cisele Anglic:an Church, Saanich, B.C. The repeating that if it weren't for cnc ~facKenzie, Oscar Peterson, and the Edgar Christian ill the years just be ~ oung organist who first installed the radio my machine would seldom Iw Prairie Schooner Orchestra. The re fore tIle fatal expedition. organ amI rebuilt it after it had been (;ordings urc from the transcription W-8:00 p.m. K·9:00 p.m. X-8:00 p.m, partly demolished by fire Wi.\') 'Villiam (Continued Oil page 7)
6: 45 Manitoba an Parade 9: 10 Weather 3:30 Trans-Canada Matinee 6:55 International 7:00 CBC News, Weather 9:15 Fancy Fingers 1 4:15 CBC News Commentary and Marine Forecast 9:30 Morning Devotions IWednesday, June 30, 1954 4:18 Tea Time Tunes 7:00 Music at Seven 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 9:40 Interlude ,,: 30 Concert Hour 7: 15 Introduction to 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9:45 Peggy MacFarlane CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CDT) 5:00 Jubilee Road Wednesday Night 7:40 Family Warship 9:55 Ruth Hardinq 5:15 City Under the Ice 7: 30 Canadian Short Stones 7: 45 Morning Concert 10:00 Road 01 Life 5:30 Just for Juniors 8:00 Death in the Barrens 8:00 CBC News 10: 15 Rosemary 11:59 Dominion Time SilJnal 1: 15 Farm Broadcasl 5:45 Howdy Doody 9:00 CBC National News 8 :05 Weather 10:30 Pianorama 12:00 MessolJes, Marine I: 45 Hoedown Haven 9:15 News Roundup 8:07 Sports Report 10:45 Laura Limited Forecast and Interlude 2:00 Guiding Light 6:00 Here and There 9:30 CBC Symphony 8:15 Breakfast Club 111:00 BBC News 12:15 Elwoacl Glover 2: 15 Ma Perkins 6;15 What's New? 10:30 Korean Experience 8:45 Melody Highlights 11: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Musical Proqram 2:30 Pepper Younq 6:30 CBC News, Weather 10:45 Redwood Pipes 8;50 Piano Personalities 11:30 Brave Voyage 1:00 CBC News 2:45 Right to Happiness 6 :45 Bob Moir's Sparls II:15 Wednesday Concert 9:00 CBC News II :45 Man Around the House I: 10 Weather '.1:00 Musical Proqram Parade 12:00 CBC News, Weather 12:15 Announcer's Choice CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (CDT) 8:30 Duffy's Tavern 110:00 Ford Theatre 5:00 Pet's Corner I 5:45 Ad Lib 7:00 News I 7:30 Vacation Land 9:00 Playbill 10:30 Drama Playhouse TV I 5: 15 Spaco Command 6:00 Test Paltern I 7:15 Spotlight 8:00 Life with EIi:wbeth 9:30 Nightcap 11:30 News and Sign Olf CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) ------.:====------==.:....:.::.::...:::.:=--:::: 6:45 Weather,Clockwatcher 19:30 Morning Concert 11:15 Elwood Glover 2:30 Pepper Younq /5:45 City Under tbe Ice 18:00 CBC National News 7:00 CBC News 9:45 Jean Hinds 11:45 Musical Program 2:45 Right to Happiness 6:00 Just for Juniors 8;15 News Roundup 7:05 Wealher.C1ochratcber 9:55 Ruth Hardinl;t 12:00 Variely Pops 3:00 CBC News 6:15 Continental Carousel 8:30 Canadian Short Stories 7:55 Family Warship 10:00 BBC News 12:30 Road of Life 3:03 Concert Hour 6:40 International 9:00 Death in the Barrons 8:00 CBC News 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Rosemary 3:30 Trans-Canada Matinee CommentOTY 10:00 CBC Symphony 8:05 Weather. Interlude 10:30 Laura Limited 1:00 CBC News 4:15 Brave Voyage 6:45 CBC News. Weather 11:00 CDC News, Weather 8: IS Brealdasl Club 10:45 Morninq Devotions I: 10 Weather 4:30 Musical Proqram ll; 15 Korean Experience 9:45 Platter Party 10:55 Interlude 1:15 Farm Broadcast 4:45 Howdy Doody 7:00 Dominion Day 11:30 Redwood. Pipes 9'00 CBC News 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:45 Western Rhythms 5:00 At the Keyboard 7:15 Stars from Paris 12:00 Announcer's Choice 9:10 Weather, Scoreboard 11:00 CBC News 2:00 Guiding Light 5:15 What's New? 7:45 Introduction to 12:30 Melodic Moods 9:15 Hello Saskatchewan 11:03 Timely Tunes 2:15 Ma Perkins 5:30 Jubilee Road Wednesday Night 12:57 CBC News. Weather ------~--CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Kc.) (MST) ------6:45 Weather. Rise and 8:55 Ruth Harding ,11:00 Variety Pops 12:00 CBC News I 5:00 Howdy Doody 7: 15 News Roundup Shine 9:00 BBC News 111:30 Road of Life 2:03 Concert Hour 5:15 Continental Carousel 7: 30 Canadian Short Stories 7:00 CBC News 9:15 Aunt Lucy 11:45 Rosemary 2:30 Trani-Canada Matinee 5:40 International 8 :00 Death in the Barrens 7:05 Weather, 1nlerlude 9:30 Laura Limited. t2:00 CBC News 3:15 Brave Voyoge I Commentary I 9:00 CBC Symphony 7: 15 Breakfast Club 9:45 Morning DevotIOns 12:10 Weather 3:30 Road Report. Alberta 5:45 CBC News, Weother 10:00 CBC News, Weather 7:015 Glen Bjarnoson, Sporla 9:55 CBX Reporter 12.15 Farm Broadcast Memos 6'00 Do .. D 10: 15 Korean Experience i:55 Family WO'llhlp 9:59 Dominion Time Signal 12:45 Western Rhythms. . miniOn ay. 10:30 Redwood Pipes B:00 CBC New!' 10:00 CBC News 1:00 Guiding Light 4.00 At th? Keyboard 6:15 Stars from Pans 11 :00 Glen BjarnasaD, Sports 9:10 Weather 10·03 Timely Tunes 1:15 Ma Perkins 4:15 What, New? 6:45 Introduction to I1:J5 Musical Proqram 8:15 Swingalong 10;15 Elwood Glover 1:30 Pttpper Young 4:30 Jubilee Road W~nesday Night 11:30 Melodic Moods 8·45 Betty TomhT'lson 10:45 Musical Proqram 1:45 Right 10 Happiness 4:45 City Under the Ice 7'00 cac National News 11 :57 CBC News, Weather CBC 00\11 ION (~IDTI 8:15 Hope lor the Ladies 17:00 They Heard Music I 8:00 AUlhor Meets Critics ror C:ol"I'ectiofts and Late Program Notes for (9:15 a.m. CDT Man.) 8:30 Variety Bandbos: 11:00 Hope for the Ladiea 7:30 Canadian Music Hall Last Week#s Times-See Page 8. (Saak. and Alta.) 9:00 Dominion News Page Six CBC TIMES Games, opening in Vancouver july chestt
6:45 ManItoba on Parade 9:05 Weather 4:30 Concert HoW' 7:00 Footloose 7:00 CBC Newll, Weather 9:IS Fancy Fingers Tluu-sday, July 1, 1954 5:00 Visiting Canada's 7:30 Toronto Prom and Marlne Foreccmt 9:30 Morning o..otiona Copital 8:30 Canada Day 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 9:40 Interlude CBW. MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (COT) 5:30 Just lor Juniorll 9:00 CBC Notional News 7:30 CBC NewlI, Weather .9:45 peqqy Macfarlane 5:45 Howdy Doody 9:15 News Roundup 7:40 Family Worship 9:55 Ruth Hardinq 11:59 Domi.rtion Time Signal 2:00 Guiding Light 9:30 Eventide 6:00 Canadian Derby 10:00 Winnipeg Drama 7:45 Mornin; ConC9rt 10:00 Road 01 Lile 12:00 Menagell, Marine 2:15 Ma Perkinll 6:15 British Empire Gamell B:oo CBC News 10: 15 ROIIemary Forecast and Interlude I 2:30 Pepper Young Reporter 10:30 Midweek Review B:05 Weather 10:30 Pianorama 12:15 Elwood Glover 2:45 Right to Happiness 10:45 Dominion Day 8:07 Sporla Report 10:45 Laura Limited 12:45 Mart Kenney 3:00 Interlude 6:30 CBC News. Weather 11:00 Vancouyer Concert 8:15 Breakfast Club 11:00 BBC News 1:00 CBC News 3:03 Movie Scene 6: 45 Bob Mou's Sportll 11 :30 Shirley Abicair 8:45 Melody Highligbt 11: 15 Aunt Lucy 1:10 Weather 3:30 Trans-Canada Matinee I Parade 11 :45 Musicol Pr09ram B:50 Plano Personalities 11:30 Brave Voyage 1:15 Farm Broadcast 4:15 CDC New!5 6:55 International 12:00 CBC News, Weathe. 9:00 CDC Nnu 11:45 PlaUer Party 1:45 Hoedown Ha'un 4:18 Tea Time Tune!5 Commentary 12:15 Douq Taylor Sings 12:30 A Word in Your Ear ______-:--:-:---=-::- --:-:-:-. CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (COT) 5:00 Wild Bill I 5:45 Ad Lib I 7:00 News 1 7:30 Living 8: 30 Stockcor Races 10:30 Racket Squad TV 5:30 Telestory 6:00 Teat Pattern 7:15Spotliqht B:OO AmOll n' Andy 9:30 Krait Theatre 1 11:00 News and Siqn Oft I CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) 6:45 W.atber,Clockwatcher 9: 30 Morning Concert 11:15 Elwood Glover 2:30 Pepper Young I 5:30 Visitinq Canada'. 9:00 Footloose 7:00 CBC New. 9:4~ Jean Hinds 11:45 Mart Kenney 2:45 Right to Happiness Capital 9:30 Midweek Review 7:05 Weather. Cloc:kwgtcber 9:55 Ruth Harding 12:00 Variety POPII 3:00 CBC NewlI 6:00 lust tor 'union 9:45 Britillb Empire Gam..s 7:55 Family Worship 10:00 BBC News 12:30 Road of Life 3:03 Concert Hour 6:15 The Lennlc1c:s Reporter B:oo CBC New. 10: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 ROIIemary 3:30 Tranll-Canada Matinee I 6:40 International 10:00 Vancouver Concert 10:30 Canada Day B:05 Weather. Interlude 10:30 Laura Limited ~;~ W~t~::"s 4:15 Brav:e Voyage Commentary 8:15 Breaklallt Club 10:45 Morning Deyotiona 6:.5 CBC Ne"'lI. Weather 11 :00 CBC News, W.ather B: 45 Plotter Party 10:55 Interlude 1:15 Farm Broadcallt 4:30 MUlIlCal Program 7:00 Toronto Prom 11: 15 Doug Taylor Slngll 9:00 CDC Newe 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:45 Welltern Rhythms 4:45 Howdy Doody 8:00 CBC National NewlI 11:30 Winnipeg Drama 9:05 Weather. SCoreboard 11:00 CDC NewlI 2:00 Guiding Light 5:00 Cc..nadian Derby 8:15 News Roundup 12:00 A Word in YOUI Ear 9: 15 Hello Saskatcbewan 11:03 Timely Tunes 2:15 Ma Perkinll 5:15 Musical Program 8 :30 Eventide 12:30 Melodic Moodll 12:57 CBC Newl, Weather ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Kc.) (MST) 6:45 Weather, Rille ond 8:55 Ruth Hardin; 10:45 Mart Kenney 1:.5 Right to Happiness 5:00 Howdy Doody 8:45 British Empire Games Shine 9:00 BBC New8 11:00 Variety POPII 2:00 CBC News 5:15 The Lennickll Reporter 7 00 CBC News 9:15 Aunt Lucy 11:30 Road 01 Life 2:03 Concert Hour 5:40 International 9:00 Vancouver Concert 7 05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Laura Limited 11:45 Rosemary 2:30 Tranll·Canada Matinee Commentary 9: 30 Canada Day , 15 Breakfaat Club 9:45 Morning Devotions 12:00 CBC News 3:15 Brave Voyage 5:45 CBC New!5. Weath'lr 10:00 CBC News. Weather , 45 Glen Bjarnason, Sports 9'55 CBX Reporter 12:05 Weather 3:30 Road Report, Alberta 6:00 Toronto Prom 10:15 Doug Taylor Sin;8 7 55 Family Worllblp 10:30 Winnipeg Drama 8 00 CBC New. 9;59 Dominion Time Signal g~~~ ~:~e~r~~:fh~1I 4:00 ~:a~ian Derby ~~?g ~:~sNR~~~~~pNews II :00 Glen Bjamason, SpOIls 8 05 Weather 10:00 C~C News 1:00 Guiding Light 4:15 MUllical Program 7:30 Eventide 11: 15 Pop Concert 8 15 Swlng-alon; 10:03 TImely Tunes 1:15 Ma Perkins 4:30 Visiting Canada's 8:00 Footloolle 11: 30 Melodic Moods 8 45 Betty TomlinsoD 10:15 Elwood Glover 1:30 Pepper Young' Capital B:30 Midweek Review 11:57 CBC NewlI. Weather CBC DOMINION (MDT) For Corrections and Late Program Hotes for 8:15 Hope for the Ladies 17:00 New Sounds 8:30 Master MUllicia.s I (9:30 p.m. COT Man.) (9:15 a.m. CDT Man.) fB·OO p.m. COT Maa.) Last Week·s Times-See Page 8. 9:00 Dominion NewlI 11:00 Hope lor the Ladies ':30 Platterbrain 9:30 Assiqnment Abrood (Sastr. ttnd Alta.) 8:00 Court of Opinion 9:45 Memo from U.N. JWle 27 - July 3 Page Seven « BllDIO HaTES » CBC Farm Supervisor TRA S-CANADA IATINEE. Todal" EHIC \\'IfITElIEAD, one Visiting Prairies What's New at U.N.-Ada Siegel; Your B.E.G. of Cantlda's best Ottawa Story-~falld Ferguson; My known sports com A visitor to eBC Prairie Region Dog Duffy-Joan Greenwood; News Reporter menttltOTS, wl1l keep hen.dqun.rters last week was Keith Commentary \Vilfrid Eggleston; 'l'ralls-Canada IillteneTs i\forrow of Toronto, cec Supervisor Snngs-Tmdy Carlyle. completely up to date of Farm Broadcasts. • W·3:30 p.m. K-3:30 p.m. X·2:30 p.m. on developments In the Mr. i\fOTTOW will spend the nexl British EmJ)ire Game.1i week in tllC Prairie Region, visiting with l1is series of pro the ~taniloba Hereford Association JUST FOR JUNIORS. Today, this grams 0 n Thursdays Field Day nt Brandon; stopping off ~Ionday to Friday program for dlil (CBW a, 15 p.m. CDT, briefly at Regina in connection with dren presents two Te<:orded storip"i: CBK 9,45 p.m. MDT, Fann Depn.rtment de\elopments there, Fprdinand the Bull, and Copla;tl CBX 8,45 p.m. MST). Snorter's Buried Treasure. and then going on to Saskatoon to In hi3 reports, sched n.ttend the annual (.'Onfercnce of the W·S:30 p.m. K.-6:00 p.m. IIled under the title, National Farm Radio Forum on June British Empire Games Ia. CAVALL'S CABRIOLET. A new pro Reporter, Alr. 'Vltite~ gram in whidl Jean Caval! combines hem{ will recall earlier nne' CDC station. Plense cut out soap the roles of disk jockey and the loqua .~"__• Cames, review world operas and give us more music in the dOlls driver of a cabriolf:>t that dip .._ ..... (lnd 01Y11111iC records. Illorninglii. Whnt busy housewife has dop~ along through tIle city streets (It He will indicate what time to listen to talks in the morning? Il, visiting various cabarets where events at the Cames migllt l}r6tide new marks. interview visiting athletes I;uach~s. ~ Certainly not yours tTuly,-Miss Crace entertainment is in progress, CavttJl is tlUd and lJrin listeuels some of the behind-the-scene stories of tlw tJdlllinistratice sldi' of the Games, ,}fU3 an accollnt of the building A. Bury, Vermilion, Alttt. a Canadian singer-actor who made II e A 4 name for himself in the States before pro~,e~j'i as VanwlIlTr l)rqmn'3 for the historic sporling event. Beginning joining the R.G.A.F. and going over neJ.t II,~ 'I.. Hr. l,\"jitrhend will be heard on Mondays, too, Suggestions, c;e;lS as a fighter pilot. After the war he I think your programs are much Illude films and performed On the radio ~llOw « (t f, t"lll' commellt-Ulf tlJis had superior to those of local stations. I ill England, Since returning to Canildil , "'I JlI'rm,'tted to run over it would have, however, a few suggestions, 'Vhy he has made many broadeash. Al SOCCLlt ",\ n,,' '~",.( L/lt into the scheduled time for c..1n't we have more well-known c1as· though he doesn't sing on his lie\'. ~v. I..',·r I \!;I IU', ·l b"oa,lv'icw ,111 I:w "'moitlitlg programs that eve- sical music? We seem to have plenty 0\"'1 show he will pia>' some of Id.- "'l,Joiu,lI III 1.-, n.t I ,11' I' ('II J 0\ I ,1I;t. /.1 /Ill radio programs, scheduled of Bach, who needs to be studied to records from time to timt'. from ,II~ Cl11. T\> II.'·, t •.1111'0 In tl,P fi,,1(' i~' of llece.\wi/!/ pretty inflexiblt,.· be appreciated, and we also have many ronlo. 1 eJ,~tlt-- I III IrU.h1 I "lllIJlt,. one "J,ch If ,,(1\' ,'I be' If I/'{' are 10 1l1an lind little-known composers. This isn't Oem. 6:30 p.m. MDT "~,." 'I'l~". hom HHl Jlton hflll .\lontreal. .h in 11,,11,/( \ much to the average person who hasn't tl.-'rmi~S~Clll lim. 3pe<.'ial guest'> a.e had the opportunity to study music • spriously, 'Vhy not more of the better CURTAIN MELODIES. Orehesm intcrvi<.wed, COlllmentltoTS arc Stcve ( '(l/IllIJftllis. known works of Chopin, Mozart, l..'onduded by Eric ,Yild; ~(;lry C) 1111, pougl
6:45 Manitoba on Parade 9:10 Weather 4: 30 Concert Hour 7:30 London Proms 7:00 CBC News, Weather 9:15 Fancy Finqers 5:00 My Shipmate Jimmy 8:30 Son9s of My People and Marine ForecaaJ 9:30 Morninq Devotions Friday, July 2, 1954 5:15 Wake of the West 9:00 CBC National New. 7:05 Manitoba on Paraeft' 9:40 Interlude Wind 9:15 News Roundup 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9: 45 P89qy MacFarlane CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (COT) 5:30 Just lor Juniors 1 9:30 CBC Sports Page 7:40 Family Worship 9:55 Ruth Hardinq II:45 Man Around the House 1:45 Hoedown Haven 5:45 Howdy Doody 10:00 Lister Sinclair 7:45 Morninq Concert 10:00 Road of Lile 11:59 Dominion Time Signal 2:00 Guidinq Liqht 6:00 Here cmd There 10:15 Old Acquaintances 8:00 CBC News 10: 15 Rosemary 12:00 Messages. Marine 2:15 Ma Perkins 6:15 Fred Hill 10:30 Vancouver Theatre 8:05 Weather 10:30 Pianorama Forecast and Interlude 2:30 Pepper Young 6:30 CBC News, Weather 11 :00 Prairie Showcase 8: 07 Sports Report 110:45 Laura Limited 12:15 Elwood Glover 2:45 Riqht to Happine:ros 6:45 Bob Moir's Sports 11:15 Rendezvous 8: 15 Breakfast Club 12:45 Musical Proqram 3:00 Musical Proqram Parade 8:45 Melody Highliqhts 11:00 BBC News 1 1:00 CBC News 3:30 Trans-Canada Matinee 6 :55 International 12 :00 CBC New., Weather 8:50 Piano Personalities 11:15 Aunt Lucy 1:10 Weather 4:15 CBC News Commentary 12:15 The Rhythm Pals 9:00 CBC News 111:30 Brave Voyaqe I 1: 15 Farm Broadcast 4: 18 Tea Time Tunes 7:00 Curtain Melodies 12:30 Negro Colleqe Choir ------CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (COT) 5:00 Roy Roqers 5:45 Ad Lib 7:00 News I 7:30 Ethel Barrymore 9 :00 Denny Vauqhan TV I 5:30 Junior Science I 6:00 Test Pattern I 7:15 Spotlight 8:00 Soccer I 9:30 Family Theatre III :00 News and Siqn Ott CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) ------6:45 Weather,Clocnatcher 9:45 Jean Hinds 11:45 Musical Proqram 2:45 Right 10 Happiness 6:00 Just for Juniors 8:30 Curtain Melodies 7:00 CBC News 9:55 Ruth Harding 12:00 Variety Pops 3:00 CBC News 6:15 Folk Song Time 9:00 Lister Sinc:lair 7:05 Weother,Clockwatcher 10:00 BBC News 12:30 Road of Lile 3:03 Concert Hour 6:40 lnternalional 9:15 Old Acquaintances 7:55 Family Worship . 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Rosemary 3:30 Trans-Canada Matinee Commentary 9:30 Vancouver Theo:tre 8:00 CBC News 10:30 Laura Limited 1:00 cac News 4:15 Brave Voyaqe 6:45 CBC News, Weather 10:00 Thirty for George 8:05 Weather, Interlude 10:45 Morninq Devotions 1:10 Weather 4:30 Musical Pr09ram 7:00 Bill Good 10:30 CBC Sporls Paqe 8:15 Breakfast Club 10:55 lnterlude 1:15 Farm Broadcast 4:45 Howdy Doody tl :00 cae Newi. Weather 8:45 Platter Party 110:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 1:45 Western Rhythms 5:00 At the Keyboard 7:15 Prairie Showcase 11: 15 The Rhythm Pals 9:00 CBC News 11:00 CBC News 2:00 Guiding Liqht 5:15 Fred Hill 7:30 Songs of My People 11:30 Negro Colleqe Choir 9:10 Weather, Scoreboard 11:03 Timely Tunes 2:15 Ma Perkins 5:30 My shipmate Jimmy 8:00 CBC National News 12:00 Hot Air 9:15 Hello Saskatchewan 11:15 Elwood Glover 2:30 Pepper Younq 5:45 WakeoftheWestWind 8:15 News Roundup 12:57 CBC News, Weather 9: 30 Morning Concert ----~------CBX,ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Kc.) (MST)------6:45 Weather, Rise and 8:55 Ruth Hardinq 11:00 Variety Pops 2:00 CBC News 5:15 Folk Song Time 8:15 Old Acquaintances Shine 9:00 BBC News 11:30 Road of Life 2:03 Concert Hour 5:40 International 8:30 Vancouver Theatre 7:00 CBC New. 9: 15 Aunt Lucy 11 :45 Rosemary 2 :30 Trans·Canada Matinee Commentary 9: 00 Thirty for Georqe 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Laura Limited 12:00 CBC News 3:15 Brave Voyaqe 5:45 CDC News, Weather 9: 30 CBC Sports Paqe 7:15 Breakfast Club 9:45 Morning' Devotions 12:10 Weather 3:30 Road Report, Alberta 6:00 Bill Good 10:00 CBC News, Weather 7:45 Glen Diamasen. Sports 9:55 CBX Reporter 12:15 Farm Broadcast Memos 6:15 Prairie Showcase 10:15 The Rhythm Pals 7:55 Family Worship 9:59 Dominion Time Signal 12:45 Western Rhythms 4:00 At the Keyboard 6:30 Songl of My People 10:30 Negro Collage Choir 8:00 CDC New. 10:00 CBC News 1:00 Guiding Light 4:15 Fred Hill 7:00 CDC National News 11:00 Glen Bjarnason, Sport. 8:10 Weather 10:03 Timely Tunes 1:15 Ma Perkins 4:30 My Shipmate Jimmy 7:15 News Roundup 11:15 Musical Proqram 8:15 Swinqa1oD9 10:15 Elwood Glover I :30 Pepper Younq 4:45 Wake of theWestWind 7:30 Curtain Melodies tl :30 Hot Air 8:45 Betty Tomlinson 10:45 MusIcal Proqram 1:45 Riqht to Happiness 5:00 Howdy Doody 8:00 Lister Sinclair 11:57 CBC News, Weather CBC DOMINION (MDT) 8: 15 Hope for the Ladies II :00 Hope for the Ladies I 7:00 Whiteman's Varieties For Corrections and Late Program Hotes for (Sask. and Alta.) 8:00 Cavalcade 01 Sport Last Week·s Times-See Page 8. (9:15 a.m. COT Man,) 6 :30 Covan's Cabriolet 9:00 Dominion News Page Eight CBC TIMES
I :30·3:30 p.m. [Ill artificial enthusiasm stimulated by « BADIO NOTES » «« TV NOTES ») » Schedule: Canadian Truck and Field. This occasion only. much noise -and excitement ... Even STU DAVIS. Cowboy trouhadour. HOLIDAY RANCH. This program CBK 12:00·2:30 p.m. the Clllotions of the program arc false. Frol1l Calgary. which features Cliff J\lcKay, Frnn Cancel: Present listings. It is a jazzed-up program that will pro \Vrigllt and their friends, was the first 12:00·12:30 p.m. Panamama (navls-HIlO\\"); AlaIJam.... Schedule: Musical Progrom. duce an audience of jazzed-up chil (E. lilli-I. &. C. LOllvin); Thick 6:45 Manitoba on Parade 8:45 Weather. Piano 3 :30 MUllical Program 8:05 Soiree a Quebec 1:00 CBC News. Weather Personalities 4 :00 Ballet Club 8: 30 Sunshine Club and Marine Forecast 9:00 CSC News Saturday, July 3, 1954 5:00 CBC News, Weather I 9:00 Canadian Symphonies 7 :05 Manitoba on Parade 9: 10 Weather, Interlude 5:15 This Week 9:30 Saturday Playhouse 7:30 CBC News. Weather 9: 20 Morning Devotions CBIV, ~(ANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CDT) 5: 30 Sports College 10:00 Weatern Five 1:40 Family Worship 9:30 Who's Herb Gott? 5:45 Speers Handicap 10;30 Prairie Schooner I .00 Denny Vaughan 7: 45 Morning Concert 10:00 Musical Program 11 :45 Stu Davis 12:30 Melody Roundup 6:00 Now I Ask You 1 11:00 CBC News 10:30 Show Tunes 11:59 Dominion Time Signal 12:45 CBC News. Weather 6:30 Saturday Night 11 :30 Much.Bindinq-ln-The. 8:05 Weather II :00 BBC News 12:00 Messages, Marine 11:00 Opera 7: 00 Son8 01 the Saddle Ma"h II: 07 Sports Report 11: 15 Musical Program Forecast and Interlude 2:30 Touch of Grease Paint 7: 30 Serenade for Strinqs 12:00 CSC News, Weather 8: 15 Saturday Sonq Shop 11:30 CBC Stamp Club I12:15 CBC Farm Club 3:00 Musical Profiles 8:00 CSC National News 12:15 Dance Time I12:30 5aludos Amigos CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (CDT) 5: 00 Horse Opera 7:00 News 7: 30 Holiday Ranch 10 00 10: 15 Wrestlinq I 9:30 Doug Fairbanks 1 : ~r~~:s Empire TV I 6:00 Test Pattern 7: 15 Dinah Shore 8:00 Action Theatre 11:15 News and Sign Off ---'------CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MDT) 6:45 Weather. Clockwatcher 8:30 Morning Concert 10:45 Stu Davis 2:30 Musical Program 6:00 Sons 01 tbe Saddle 9:55 Interlude 7:00 CBC News 9:00 CBC News 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 3:00 Ballet Club 6:30 Postmark U.K. 10:00 Sunshine Club 1:05 Weather. Interlude 9: 10 Weather. Scoreboard 11:00 Who's Herb Gott? 4:00 CBC News, Weather 7:00 CSC National News 10:30 Canadian Symphonies 1: 15 Saturday Song Shop 9: 15 Musical Program 11:30 Melody Roundup 4:15 This Week 7:05 Saludos Amlq-oB 111:00 CBC News, Weather 7:45 Interlude 9: 30 Show Tunes 7: 30 Prairie Schooner 7:55 Family Worship 10:00 BBC News 11:45 CBC News, Weather 4:30 Sparta College 8 :00 Denny Vauq-han II: 15 Dance Time 8:00 CSC News 10: IS Morning Devotions 12:00 Opera 4:45 Speers Handicap 8:30 Saturday Playhouse 11:30 Weslern Five 8:05 Weather, Interlude 10:25 Interlude 1:30 Touch of Grease Paint 5:00 Now r Ask You 9: 00 Serenade for Strings 112:00 Bellman's Choice 8:15 Hello Saskatchewan 10:30 CBC Stomp Club 1 2:00 Musical Proliles 5:30 Saturday Night 9:30 Soiree a Quebec 12:57 CBC News, Weather ------CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) and CBXA, EDMONTON (740 Kc.) (MST)------ 6:45 Weather. Rise and 8:15 Musical Program 9:59 Dominion Time Signal I 2:00 Ballet Club 5:30 Postmark U.K. 8 :55 Interlude Shine 8:30 Road Report. Alberta 10:00 Who's Herb Golt? 3:00 CBe News, Weather 6:00 CBC Notional News 9: 00 Sunshine Club 7 00 cse Newl Memos 10:30 World Church News 3:15 This Week 6:05 SaludoB Amigos 9: 30 Canadian Symphonies 7 05 Weather. Interlude 9:00 BBC News 10:45 CBC News. Weather 3:30 Sports College 6:30 Prairie Schooner 10:00 CBC News, Weather 7 15 Earlybird 9:15 Morning Devotions 11:00 Opera 3:45 Speers Handicap 7:00 Denny Vaughan 10:15 Dance Time 7 45 Glen Bjarnason, Sports 9:25 CBX Reporter 12:30 Touch 01 Grease Paint 4:00 Now 1 Ask You 7:30 Saturday Playhouse 10;30 Western Five 7 55 Family Worship 9:30 CBC Stamp Club 1:00 Musical Profiles 4:30 Saturday Night 8:00 Serenade lor Slrings II:00 Bellman's Choice 8 00 CBC News 9:45 Stu Davis 1:30 Musical Program 5:00 Sons 01 the Saddle 8:30 Soiree a Quebec 11:57 CBC News, Weather S 10 Weather CBC DOMINION (MDT) 10 30 Stars Over Hollywood 16:00 London Studio 7:30 Ranch Boys CBC TIM ES II 00 My Friend Irma Melodies 8:00 Marl Kenney 12 00 Uncle Bod 6: 30 Memory Music Hall (PRAIRIE EDITION) 5 00 Top Banda 7:00 Much-Bindinq-In-The. 8:30 Brant Inn Orch. 5 30 lend An Ear Marsh 9:00 Dominion News J>uhlllll~d wnllly by IlM Clnadlan Droldu.t1na Cotponllon at III Prltrl~ Rerlon UeatlQUatl~rl, CDC Bultdln,. IIU Portl", Au.. Wlnnlpfa. Editor: C. E. L'AMI. For Corrections and Late Program Notes lor 8Uhl~rlp,loll Ril': 11.00 pet Yelt. Auth Please help in the preservation of old time radio by supporting legitimate organizations who strive to preserve and restore the programs and related information.