PRAIRIE REGI SCHEDULE January 3 . 9, B Issued Each Week by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

VOLUME VII-No. 1 ISSUED AT WINNIPEG, DECEMBER 24, 1953 S1.OO PER

This Week:

f:',urnber .ltltsie- Quartet of Recorders (Page 2) ••

Musical Personalities (Page 3) •

J/fltH:OltVer Theatre-- The Beggar of Dr (PaKe 4) •

The Beggar's Opera (Page 5)

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EVERAL timt.'S a year members of the Citizem' SForum National Advisory Board meet to discuss and review plans for [uniTe discussion broadcasts on the cae Trans- network. Our cover photo was taken at a recent Board meeting in the offices of the Canadian Association for Adult Education, joint planners of the Forum project with the cac. It shows (seated, left to right) J. ALEX EUMISON of Queen's University, MRS. R. }. MARSHALL of the National Council of Women; CARl. RI::INKE of the Canadian Chamber Topicality Counts tvith Cilizerls' Forum. Planners of Commerce, the REVEI\END KENNETH \VILLS of the Canadian.Conncil of Churches, MRS. ISABEL Nations Association, the Canadian Manufacturers' bers in the Vancnllvcr area. The panel will include \VILSON, Forum's national secretary, and MISS Association, the Canadian A.<;sociation of Consumers journalist and critic Clyde Gilmour, Dr. N. A. M. MARGOT THOMPSON of the Canadian Congress of and the National Federation of Home and School. MacKenzie, president of the University of British Labour; and (standing, left to right) Dn. E. A. At the meeting pictured, particular interest was Columbia who served on the Massey Commission, CoRBETT of the C.A.A.E., BEIL"I'ARD TROTTER of taken in tile Citizen's Forum topic scheduled for and Alex Mitchell, a business executive. Many Van­ the CEC and S. MATIllEWS of the Canadian Cham­ January 7: \Vl1at Do \Ve Expect from Canadian L'Ouver citizens have been watching American TV ber of Commerce. The Board also provides for TV? To be chaired by Bernard Trotter. this broad· programs and their own CBC-TV station will have spokesmen from the Trades and Labour Congress, cast will be pre-recorded at a public meeting in been on the air just three weeks by the day of the the Canadian Citizenship Council, the United Vancouver attended by many listening-group mem- hroadcast. Page Two CBC TIMES « « NOTES » » SUNDAY CHORALE. Choir con­ OUR SPECIAL SPEAKER. Irwin ducted by W. II. Anderson; Filiner Edman, lecturer and writer, will dis­ TV Network RECITAL. William Stevens. pianist. Hubble, organist. Tom Taylor, pro­ cuss the question: Can Reasonableness CBC Accept& Joint C.N.·C.P. Tender From Montreal. ducer. From Winnipeg. Be Revised? He believes that for all Anc1antino and Allegro (Padre Rossi) ; Introit (A.lldcrson); Guide Me 0 the noise and fury in North America, Ottawa-CBC general manager, J. A. Glgue (Karl Heim'ich Grann); Son­ Thou Gl'eat IelJov

8:~S Interlude and Marine 10:15 Prairie Gardener I 5:05 Ask the Weatherman 9:00 CBC National News Forecast 10:30 Recital Sunday, Jan. 3, 1954 5:12 Weather 9:10 Weekend Review 9:00 CBC News I 5:15 U.N. on the Record 9: 20 Our Special Speaker II:00 Grace United Church 9:03 Weather, Interluda 11:59 Dominion Time Signal CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 5:30 Distinguished Arti»tfI 9:30 Little Symphonies 9: 15 World Church News 6: 00 Sunday Chorale 10:00 Winnipeg Concert 12:00 Alan Mills 1:00 CBC News 1 3:30 Critically Speaking 9: 30 Sunday School I :03 Capital Report 4:00 Fiddle Joe's Yams S: 30 Chamber Music 11:00 Serenade 10;00 cac News 12:15 Just Mary I 1:30 Religious Pcriod 1 4:30 Jake and The Kid 7:00 NBC Symphony 11:30 Vesper Hour 10:02 Neiqhbourly News 1 12:30 Way 01 the Spirit 2:00 N.Y. Philbarmonic 5:00 CBC News 8 :00 Stage S4 12:00 CBC News, Woather CBK. SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) 8:45 Interlude. Weather 10:30 Harmony Harbour 12:03 Capital Report 4:00 CBC News 6: 00 Sunday Chorale 9:00 NBC Symphony 9:00 CBC News 10:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 12:30 Reliqioua Period 4:05 Aak the Weatherman 6:30 Chamber Music 10:00 Serenade 9:02 Neighbourly News 11:00 Alan Mills 1:00 N.Y. Philharmonic 4:12 Weather 7: 00 Slage S4 10:30 Vesper Hour 9: 15 Prairie Gardener 11: 15 Just Mary 2:30 Critically Speaking 4:15 U.N. on the Record 8:00 CDC National News' 9 :30 Recital 8: 10 Weekend Reviow 11:00 CDC News. Weather 10:00 BBC News 11:30 Way 01 the Spirit 3:00 Fiddle Joc's Yarns 4:30 Winnipeg Concert 8: 20 Our Special Speaker 11: 15 Canadian Short Sloties 10: 15 World Church News 12:00 CBe News 3:30 Jake and The Kid 5:30 Distinguished Artists 8:30 Little SymphonIes 11:30 Music by Mantovani CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) 8 :45 Rise and Shine, Road 10:15 Music lor Meditation 12:03 Capital Report 4:00 CDC News 6: 00 Sunday Chorale 9:00 NBC Symphony Report. Weather 10:30 Harmony Harbour 12:30 Religious Period 4:05 Ask the Weatherman 6:30 Chamber Music 10:00 Seronade 9:00 CBC News 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:00 N.Y. Philharmonic 4:12 Weather 7: 00 Stage 54 10:30 Vesper Hour 9:02 Neighbourly News 11 :00 Alan Mills 8 :00 CBC National News 11: 15 Just Mary 2:30 Critically Speaking 4:15 U.N. on the Record 8: 10 Weekend Review 11:00 CBC News, Weather 9:15 Prairie Gardener 3:00 Fiddle Joe'a Yarna 4:30 Winnipeg Concert II :15 Canadian Short Stories 9: 30 RecitOl 11 :30 Way 01 the Spirit 8: 20 Our Special Speaker 10:00 BBC News .12:00 CBC News 3:30 Jake and The Kid 5:30 Distinguished Artists 8:30 Little SymphonIes 11:30 Music by Mantovanl CBC DOMINION (MST) Program limes are shown at the end 01 each ALL NETWORK PROGRAMS are made available by the CDC to affiliated basic stations. but not aU programs listed here are carrIed by our affiliates, because of local commit- IJrogram note ill these pages. 1u the time in· ments. Check local station lists. dicatiOtls, W means C8W; K, eBK; X, CBX; 2 30 Church of the Air 14:00 The Tylers 15:30 Amos 'n Andy 7: 30 Harmony House 300 Cuckoo Clock House (Sask. and Alta.) 6·00 Pat's Music Room 8:00 Bod's Scrapbook antI Dom., CBe Domiuion NetlDork. 330 Music From Films 4:30 Our Mill!il Brooks . 4 00 Operatic Hiqhlights 5:00 The Tylers 6:30 C.G.E. Show 8: 30 Hawaii CaUs (5:00 p.m. CST Mem.) I (6:00 p.m. CST Man.) 7:00 Singing Stars 1 9: 00 Dominion News January 3:9 Page Three FAMOUS MUSICIANS INTERVIEWED ON AFTERNOON RECORDED SERIES CBC Producer Talks lvith Vi.lJiting Personalities

HEN eRG Producer T. M. Tar- Sin<.."C 'oycmber, when the plan W lor announced a new plan for was announced, the schedule of his Conc~rt Hour series (\V-4:15 p.m.; visitors has been quite spectacular.

-with G~:OHGY SANDOn, famous Hungar.ian pianist, in Studio 15, eBe Buildirlg, Winnipeg.

The views expressed by the s e CONCERT HOUR. Program of re­ artists, Mr. Taylor s.'lid, were both quests, encores and favourite concert interesting and surprising. \;Vho would hall selections. Listeners wishing tu have thought that the principal com~ hear favourite rc<..'Ordings played on plaint of such an artist as Mr. Menu~ this program should write to the Con­ The Concert lTour (CB\V-4: 15 1J.m.; CBK, C8X-3: 15 p.m.), 'lonnoll') (l f'C­ hin would be that he seldom has an cert Hour, CBC, Winnipeg. Tom corded program, is very much "live" for lJart 01 its time these clays, as CBe opportunity to listen to good music, Taylor, producer. Prom \Vinnipeg, Producer T. M. TAYI.oK interviews musical personalities. Here he is with YEHlJnt and that a brief holiday at the Edin­ W· Mlnol' by Ed M<..-Curdy, Toronto. ("IOU.Hemps) , -with DON GAHRARD, young Canadian baritone. W·3:30 p.m. K-2:30 p.m, X·2:30 p.m, W·IO:15 p.m. X·9:15 p.m. X-9:15 p.m,

6:45 Manitoba on Parade 9:00 CBC News 3:30 Trans-Canada Mntinee 7:00 Don Meaer 7:00 CBC New•• Weather 9:10 Weather 4: 15 Concert Hour 7:30 HarYest of M\Ulic and Marine Foreca.t 9: 15 Kinderqarten of the All' Monday, Jan. 4, 1954 5:00 The Oriole's Nest 8:00 I.ux Radio Theaue 7: OS Manitoba on Parade 9:30 Rutb Harding cnw, MANITOnA (990 Kc.) (CST) 5:15 Sleepytime Story 9:00 CBC National News 7:30 CBC New., Weather ·9:35 Morning Devotions Teller 9:15 News Roundup 7:40 Family Wor.hlp 9:45 Kay O'Neill 11 :45 Eddy Arnold 1:10 Weather 5:30 International 9:30 Farm Forum 7:45 Mornino;r Concert 10:00 Road of Life 11:59 Dominion Time Signal 1: 15 The Happy Gang Commentary 10;00 Report Irom the 8:00 CBC New. 10:15 Rosemary 12:00 Messaqes, Marine I :45 Smiley Burnette 5:35 Rawhide Provinces 8:05 Weather 10:30 Your Good Neiqhbour Forecast and Road 2:00 Life Con Be Beautiful 6:00 Here and There 10:15 CDC Symphony 8: 07 Sporbl Report 10:45 Laura Limitod Report 2:15 Ma Perkins 6:15 Maxine Ware Sing. 11:00 Bob McMullin Show 8:15 Breakfast Club 11:00 BBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast 2:30 Pepper Younq 6:30 CDC News, Weather 8:45 Melody Hiqb1iqht 11:15 Aunt Lucy 11~;~ ~BCiN~wK;tchen 2:45 Riqht to Happlne... 6:45 Bob Moir's Sports 11 :30 Cale Continental 8:50 Piano Personalitiq 111:30 Brave Voyaqe 3:00 School Broadcast Parade 12:00 CBC News. Weather cnK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) 6:45 Weather,Clockwatcher 9:00 Road 01 Life 11;00 Timely Tunes 1:45 Riqht to Happiness 5:30 Thunderhird Curse 8:15 News Roundup 7:00 CDC New. 9:15 Rosemary 11;15 Tho Happy Gang 2:00 School Broadcast 6:00 CDC News, Weather 8:30 Farm Forum 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Your Good Neio;rhbour 11 ;45 Musical Kitchon 2:30 Trans·Canada Matinee 6:15 International 9:00 Report from the 7:15 Breakfast Club 9:45 Laura Limited 12:00 CSC News 3:15 Concert Hour Commenlary Provinces 7:45 Clockwatcb.er 10:00 BBC News 12:10 Weather 4:00 Brave Voyage 6:20 Interlude 9:15 CDC Symphony 7:55 Family Wor.hlp 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:15 FarI? Broadcast 4:15 Musical Proqram 6:30 Rawhide 10:00 Bob McMullin Show 8:00 CDC New. 10:30 Kindergarten 01 the Air 12:45 MUSIcal Proqram . 10:30 Cofe Continental 8:10 Weather. Scoreboard 10:45 Morninq Devotions I :00 Life Can Be Beautiful 4 :30 Mus~cal Proqram 6:55 Interlude 11:00 CBC News, Weather 8:15 Hello saskatchewan 10:55 Interlude 1:15 Ma Perkins 5:00 MUSical Proqram 7:00 Lux Radio Theatre ll:15 Cbu Nous 8:45 Jean Hinds 10:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 1:30 Peppar Young 5:15 Maxine Ware Sings 8 :00 CDC National News 11:30 Don Messer cnx, ALBERTA (.1010 Kc.) (~IST) 6 :45 Rise and Shine 8:45 Deily Tomlinson 110:59 Dominion Time Siqnal I 30 Pepper Young I 5;30 Thunderbird Curse 8: 15 News Roundup 7:00 CDC News 9:00 Road of Life II :00 Timely Tunes I 45 Riqht to Happiness 6;00 CBC News, Weather 8;30 Farm Forum 7:05 Weather, Road Report 9:15 Rosemary 11:15 The Happy Gang 200 School Broadca.t 6:15 International 9: 00 Report from the 7:15 Breakfast Club 9:30 Your Good Neiqbbour 11 :45 Musical Kitchen 2 30 Trans·Canada Matinee Commentary Provincell 7:45 Glen BjarflllOn, Sporbl 9:45 Laura Limited 12:00 CDC News 3 IS Cor-cert Hour I 6: 20 Evening Sports 9:15 CDC Symphony 7:55 Family Wor.hlp 10:00 SBC News 12:10 Weatber <100 Brave Voyoqe 10:00 Dob McMullin Sbow JO:15 Aunt Lucy 12:15 Farm Broadcall 4 15 Musical Pr09ram 6:30 Rawhide 10:30 Cofe Conllnenlal 8:00 CBC New. 10:30 Kinderqarten of the Air 112:45 Smiley Burnette 430 Alberta Memos I 6:55 On CBC Toniqbt 11:00 CSC New., Weatber 8:10 Weather 10:45 Mornlnq Devollonll 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 5 00 Musical Proqram 7:00 Lux Radio Theatre 11:)5 Ch.z Nous 8:15 Earlybird 10:55 Interlude 1: 15 Ma Perkins 5 15 Maxine Ware Sinq. 8:00 CDC National New. 11:30 Don Me81ler cnc DOMINION (MST) .------, 8:15 Hope for the Ladie. 12:55 Anne Marshall 8 :30 Canadian Sport. (9:15 a.m. CST Man.) Roundup For Corrections and Late Program Hotes for 11:00 Hope lor the Ladf.. 6:45 Provincial Affair. 9:00 Dominion New. (So.ak. and Alta.) (Alta.) 9:15 U.N. Today Last Week's Times-See Page 8. 2:30 Doubl,e. or NothiDq 8:00. 0pp0r1Wl..l1y bocb 9:30 Pr.... Conference Page Four CBC TIMES

(StravInsky); Density 21.5 for nutc VANCOUVER THEATRE. F 0 u r This is the background of the first .« « NOTES »» Solo (Varese); QUlIrtet for saxo­ pllone, clarinet, vlol1n and plano thousand years ago, during the Third of three plays on antiquity by W. G. TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. Today: t'Yeucl'u). Dynasty of Ur, there was a great Hardy of the Department of English, What's New in Manitoba-Kay Rowe; Dom. 9: 30 p.m. CST upsurge of the Sumerians-that mys­ University of Alberta, which producer Matinee Quiz; News Commentary­ tery people who came into Ivleso­ Raymond Whitehouse will present to­ Constance Garneau; Songs by Ed Mc­ MANITOBA PLAYHOUSE. Here To- potamia already civilized. It was a night. Curdy, day and Back Tomorrow, by Alan period of great splendour and of great Professor Hardy's first play, The W·3:30 p.m. K-2:30 p.m. X-2:30 p.m. Pearce, is a fantasy about a young man power. All Sumerian cities were Beggar of Ur, deals with a conflict be­ who returned from the grave and temple cities, in which it was hdieved tween the beggar, Adag, and the high CONCERT HOUR. Program of re­ found himself not so welcome as he that the palron god actually ruled in priest of NannaI'. one called Kur-Jil. cordings, arranged by CEC producer had hoped. Emrys Jones, producer. person. In Ur, NannaI' was the god, Adag, captured from his home in the Tom Taylor. From Winnipeg. l'rom 'Winnipeg. and like other gods was conceived hills to work as a slave on the monu­ Concerto In A Minor- (Edva['(1 Griego) W-11 :o0:....op~.m=-. o_f_a_s_b_c_,i_n~g:....c_o_m_p:....le_t_e~ly_h_u_'_D_a_n_. _ mental temple (known as a ziggurat) played by Dlnu Lipatti with tIle Phll­ had lost his right hand by cornmand harmonia Orehestra. of Kur-IiI. Adag has a beautiful W-4:15 p,m. K·3:15 p.m, X-3:15 p.m. daughter, who has been annointed as a priestess, and who may fall into the TORONTO SYMPHONY. Tor 0 D t 0 treacherous hands of Kur-lil-for it is Symphony Orchestra conducted by he who chooses who will be the bride Paul Scherman; with pianist Badura­ of the god Nannar. Skoda. From Toronlo. Against a completely authentic his­ Faust Overture (\VagIlCt'); Valses torical background Professor Hardy nolJles et sentlmentales (Ravel); has woven a story of treachery and Piano COllCel"to No. a (Bartok). Dom. 7:30 p.m. CST; 10:30 p.m. MST intrigne that will take the radio audi­ ence back to the times of 2,000 years before Christ. CBC CONCERT HALL. A recital of W-Il:30 p.m. K-I0:30 p.m. X-IO:30 p.m. works by Gertrude Inness of Halifax, with baritone Leonard Mayoh, indud­ ing settings of many old English Exchange Progarns poems. From Halifax. As the Ho'ly Groweth Green; Since Canadian listeners had available Fir~t I Saw YOUl' Ffll:e; Lo! \Vhat It from CBC networks 3,663 hours of Is to Love!; Love Is fI ~il:klless; How ,\mlabJe Are Thy Tllbernaeles (Psalm service from the United States net­ 84); Wait 011 the LOI'd (Psalm 2i); works and the nBC during 1952-53. Song or A~lle (Proverbs); The Little Hrooks or En.ldalll.l; The Indian Sere­ Of this fignre 3,056 hours were con­ lla(\f>; Elsie Mal·lcy. tributed by the American networks Dom..8:30 p.m. CST; 8:30 p.m. MST and the remaining 607 hours from the nnc. There was a decrease of service LEICESTER SQUARE. Music of the from the United Sl.:'ltes over the pre­ r('main(~d gay nineties with Harry Pryce and vious year. The BBC figure orchestra, songstress Betty Phillips, th(~ same. old-stager Eric Vale, the Barbershop A total of 35 hours of Canadian Quartet, and Harry Mossfield, bari­ service was fed to three networks in tone. From Vancouver. the United States. Of the total, 33 .'\. Little Bit of :'\avy Dille; lIet'e'!l to hours were broadcast by the Mutual the Yeal' That's Awa'; lJiawalha; Iwtwork with the American and Na­ They're All Sweeties. tional Broadcasting companies carrying W·9:30 p.m. K-8:30 p.m. X-8:30 p.m. An unusual L:lmstmas party look place in the swimming 1JOoll1t H.M.C.S. Chip­ one hour each. pewa, in Winnipeg, last week, when 1Jolio patients taking water therapy t'Jere MUSIC IN OUR TIME. Recorded were entertained. CBe cove-red the event in a special broodcast. In the-picture, program prepared by John Beckwith. «Admiral Lord Nelson," in command of the sea-going ve...sel, is being greeted Citizens' Forum.-Citizens' Forum is From Toronto. by COl\U>fANDER L. B. McIUIAGGA of Chippewa, ashore. Commander Mcllhagga i\ joint project of the CBC and the Canadian Association for Adult Edu­ Two Invocations (Alan Hovhaness); is also Liston Mellhagga, ene special events broadcaster. The mermaids in the Three pIeces for Clarinet solo foreground are patients. cation.

6:45 Manitoba Qn Parade 9:00 CBe News 3:30 Trans·Canada Matinee 7:30 Mr. Showbusinesa 7:00 CBC News. Weather 9: 10 Weather 4: 15 Concert Hour 8: 00 To Be Announced and Marine Forecast 9:15 Kindergmten of the Air Tuesday, Jan. 5, )954 5: 00 Thunderbird Curse 8:30 To Be AnnQunced 7 05 Manitoba on Parade 9:30 Ruth Harding CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc,) (CST) 5:30 International 9:00 CBC National News 7 30 CBC News. Weather 9: 35 Morning Devotions Commentary 9:15 News Roundup 7 40 Family WQrship 9:45 Kay O'Neill 11:45 Platter Party 1:10 Weather 9: 30 Leice!!.ter Square 11:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:15 The Happy Gang 5:35 The Lennicks 10:00 American Writing in i 45 MQrning Concert 10:00 Road 01 Life 6: 00 Here and There 8 00 CBC News 10:15 Rosemary 12:00 Messages. Marine 1:45 Hoedown Haven Russia 8 05 Weather 10:30 Your Good Neighbour Forecast and Road 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 6:15 Barney PQlts 10:15 Canadiana 8 07 Sports Report 10:45 Laura Limited RepQrt 2: 15 Ma Perkins 6:30 esc News. Weather 10:30 Here Comes the Band 8 15 Breakfast Club II :00 BBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast 2:30 Pepper Young 6:45 Bob Moir's Sports 11:00 Manitoba Playhouse 8 45 Melody Highligbt II: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Beulah 2:45 Right to Happiness Parade 11 :30 Vancouver Theatre 8 50 Piano Personalities 11:30 Brave VQyage 1:00 CBC News 3:00 School Broadcast 7: 00 Public Eye 12:00 CBC News, Weather ------CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) 6 45 Weather.Clockwatcher 9:00 Road of Life 11:00 Timely Tunes 1:45 Riqht to Happiness I 5: 45 Sleepylime Story Teller 8:15 News Roundup 7 00 CBC News 9:15 Rosemary 1l:15 The Happy Gang 2:00 School Broadcast 6:00 CBC News, Weather 8:30 Leicester Square 7 05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Your Good Neighbour II :45 Beulah 2:30 Trans-Canada Matinee 6:15 International 9:00 American Writing in 7 IS Breakfast Club 9: 45 Laura Limited 12:00 eBC News 3: 15 Concert Hour Commentary RU45ia 7 45 Western Time 10:00 BBC News 12: 10 Weather 4 :00 Brave Voyage 6:20 Interlude 9: 15 Canadiana 7 55 Family Worship 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:15 Farm Broadcast 4:15 Musical Program 6: 30 The Lennicks 9: 30 To Be Announced 8 00 CBC News 10:30 Kinderqarten of the AIr 12:45 Musical Program 4:30 Musical Program 6:55 Interlude 10:00 Mr. Showbusiness 8 10 Weather. Scoreboard J0: 45 Morning Devotions 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 5:00 Musical Program 7: 00 To Be Announced. 10:30 Vancouver Theatre 8 15 Hello Saskatchewan 10:55 Interlude 1:15 Ma Perkins 5:15 Barney Potts 7:30 Public Eye 11 :00 CBC News, Weather 8 45 Jean Hinds 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:30 Pepper Young 5:30 The Orlole'8 Nest 8:00 CBC National News 11: 15 Four Gentlemen 11:30 Here Come!!. the Band ------CBX. ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) 6 45 Rise and Sbine 9:00 Road of Life 11:00 Timely TunPlI J:45 Riqht to Happiness 5: 45 Sleepytlme Story Teller 8:15 News Roundup 7 00 CBC News 9:15 Rosemary 11:15 The Happy Gong 2:00 School Broadcast 6:00 CBC News, Weather 8:30 Leicester Square 7 05 Weather. Road Report 9:30 Your Good Neighbour 11 :45 Beulah 2:30 Trans·Canada Matlne. 6: 15 International 9: 00 American Writing in 7 15 Breakfast Club 9:45 Laura Limited 12:00 CBC News 3:15 Concert Hour Commentary RusS'ia 7 45 Glen Bjarnson, Sports 10:00 BBC News 12:10 Weather 4:00 Brave Voyage 6:20 Evening Sports 9:15 Canadiana 7 55 Family Worship 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:15 Farm Broadcast 4:15 Musical Program 6:30 The Lennicks 9:30 To Be Announced 8 00 CBC News 10:30 Kinderqarten of the Air 112:45 Western Rhylhms 4:30 Alberta Memos 6:55 On esc Tonight 10:00 Mr. Sbowbusiness 8 10 Weatber 10:45 Morning DQvotions 1:00 Life Can Be Beaulilul 5:00 Musical Program 7:00 To Be Announced 10:30 Vancouver Theatre 8 IS Earlybird 10:55 Interlude 1:15 Ma Perkins 5:15 Barney Potts 7:30 Public Eye II:OO CBC News, Weerther 8 45 Betty Tomlinson 10:59 Dominion Time Signal I :30 Pepper Young 5:30 The Oriole's Nest 8:00 CBC National News 11:15 Four Gentlemen 11:30 Here Comea tbe Band CBC DOMINION (MST) For Corrections and Late Program 8:15 Hope for the Ladies I :'.:55 Anne Marshall I B:OlJ The Euatace Diamonda: 19:00 Dominion News Notes for Last Week·s Times (9:15 a.m. CST Man.) 6:30 TorontQ Symohony 8:30 Music in Our Time 9:)5 U.N. Today 11:00 Hope for the Ladies (7:30 p.m. CST Man.) (9:30 p.m. CST Mertl.) 8:30 Retum Journey -See Page 8. (Saak. and Alta.) 7:30 CBC Concert Hall 8:30 CBC Concert Hall 10:30 Toronto Sympbony 2: 30 Double or Notbinq (8:30 p.m. CST Man.) (Sosk. and Alta.) (Sask. and Alta.) January 3 - 9 Page Five «« NOTES» » Conrad's novel, Secret Agent, on Janu­ manages to engineer an escape by lonely and SUSpiCIOUS of those around ary 13, CBC Wednesday Night this making love to the warden's curvaci­ TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. Today, him, Slowly he changed from a great week present.. the first of two talks by ous daughter, until one day she dis­ leader possessed with a seDse of \\lhat's New in Fashion-Thelma Le­ Irving Howe on the political novel. In covers he is married and Macheath Cocq, Toronto; I Go Pogo-Jean humanity to a murderous despot who the first broadcast Howe will discuss Bnds himself on the way to the gal. sacriBced friend and foe alike to rc­ Pearce; Canadian Kitchens - Anne the works of such great 19th-century Ediger; News Commentary-Constance lows, singing lustily to a collection of t..1.in the sense of power so necessary political novelists as Stendhal, Tur­ female fans. However, in the nick of to him, The realization' that he has Garneau; Songs by Ed McCurdy. genev and Dostoyevsky, The following W-3:30 p.m. K-2:30 p.m. X·2:30 p.m. time, fate intervenes to save our exchanged his soul for the world week he will concern himself with the rascal-hero and quieten the anxious comes to him at the height of his GUEST APPEARANCE. Thora As­ moderns in the ficld of the political fluttering in the bosoms of his fol­ career, but then it is too late to tum geirson DuBois, pianist. Norman novel-Conrad, Malraux, Koestler and lowers. back. Only on his death-bed is he Lucas, producer. From Winnipeg. Silone. A former reviewer for Time W-9:00 p.m. K·9:00 p.m. X·9:00 p.m. able to leave the Olympian world he nhapsody In D 1\Ilnol' Opus 70, No. 1. Magazine, Howe is a professor of Eng­ has lived in to return to humanity. and Intermez7,O Opus II', No. 2 lish at Brandeis University in Massa­ (BI'ahms) . W·9:30 p.m. K-IO:OO p.m. X·IO:OO p.m. W·4:15 p.m. K·3:15 p.m. X·3:15 p.m. chusetts. lIe is the author of critical ADVENTURE STORY. CBC Wed­ studies on Sherwood Anderson and nesday night this week takes a sharp CONCERT HOUR. Program of re­ \Villiam Faulkner, and is currently look at one of the most romantic RECITAL, Frances James. soprano. cordings. From Winnipeg. working on a book on the political figures in history - Alexander the VarIations on 8 Nursery Theme, a and Mano Darnardi, pianist, in a set or variations for plano and or­ novel. He has broadcast before on Great. Adventure Stan} is the play's recital of English and Italian music. chestra on tbe old tune, na Oa Dlack CBC \Vednesday Night, about new title and it has been adapted for radio Shecp (Dohnanyl) played by Fabl­ From Toronto, enlle Jacqulnot, pianist, ancl the Phil­ American writing. by Nathan Cohen from a story by the Come 1'0 Me Soothing Sleep (IIan­ hal'monia Orchestrfl. W-7:30 p.m. K-8:30 p.m. X-9:30 p.m. English playwright and author, Ter­ W-4:30 p.m. K·3:30 p.m. X-3:30 p.m. del); 1\I'y Own Country, Piggesnj(', rence Rattigan. J. Frank Willis will and Sleep (Peter 'Varlock); Ant.lche PERSONALLY SPEAKING. Everyone he the producer. (-'en with him during his short (he near Yellowknife was 22 degre('s; here Excise Officer at Prince Albert. Next peatedly, notably in 1886, with Sims died at 32 of a chill) hut brilliant we' had 40 degrees but Crande l)rairie week George Strachan of Edmonton Reeves as Macheath, and in 1920 military career, file past the deathly was 3:2 degret's. The lowf'st I have will be speaking personally on how he when a new version was produced by figure of their commander, Alex­ on Yellowknife yet was -3 degrees ... u<-'als with the problems of the alco­ Nigel l)layfair with new song-settings ander's mind-still sharp and dear­ B07.eman is a nice little city of 12,000, holic. Mr. Strachan is Director of the by Frederic Austin. Tonight's presen­ reflects upon the glories he has hOlll(, of Montana State College, alti­ Alcoholism Foundation of Alberta. tation is based on the 1920 produc­ achieved and the prke he has paid tude 4,800 [{'el, surrounded by high }'lichael Hind-Smith, producer. From tion. for them. mountains. \Ve are 90 miles from Yel­ \Vinnipeg. The plot centres around the fortunes Spurred on hy a hatred of his lowstone Park. Seasons here are short: K-7:00 p.m. X-1:00 p.m. Thursday, January 7, W-7:15 p.m. of Captain MacheaUl, a highwayman father who had divorced Alexander's night lows in SUJllmer are lower than and a pistol-packing gay blade who mother to lllarry again, Alexander set Yellowknife. Can't hardly ripen toma­ ClIts quite a swath amongst thc la(iic.~ Ollt to conquer the world at the age toes. Interesting to note they can do CDC Wednesday Night in the gaming houses of London. His of 20, 6rmly convinced that he was that at Fort Vermilion and Dunvegan. THE POLITICAL NOVEL. In prepa­ deeds on the highway continually land invincible, But like all man-gods, he -Mr. and Mrs. Robel't E. Mowery, ration for a radio adaptation of Joseph him in Newgate Gaol. But he always found himself cut off from humanity, Bozemoll, Montana.

6 :45 Manitoba on Parade 9:00 CDC News 3:30 Trans·Canada Matinee 7:00 Music at Seven 7:00 CBC News, Weather 9: 10 Weather 4: 15 Guest Appearance 7:15 Introduction to 7: 05 Manitoba on Parade 9:15 Kindergarten of the Air Wednesday, .Jan. 6, 1954 -4: 30 Concert Hour Wednesday Night and Marine Forecast 9:30 Ruth Harding 5:00 Jubilee Road 7:30 The Political Novel 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9:35 Morning Devotions CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 5:15 Music Pictures Lady 8:00 The Beggar's Opera 7 :40 Family Worship I 9:45 Kay O'Neill 11:45 Eddy Arnold 1:10 Weather 5:30 International 9:00 esc National News 7: 45 Morning Concert 10:00 Road of Life 11:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:15 The Happy Gang Commentary 9:15 News Roundup 9:00 CDC News 10:15 Rosemary 12:00 Messages. Marine 1:45 Smiley Burnette 5:35 Rawhide 9:30 Adventure Story 8:05 Weather 10:30 Your Good Neighboul Forecast and Road 2:00 Lile Can Be Beautiful 6: 00 Here and There 10:30 Recital 9: 01 Sports Report 10: 45 Laura Limited Report 2: 15 Ma Perkins 6:15 What's New? 8: 15 Breakfast Club It:00 BBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast 2:30 Pepper Young 6:30 esc News, Weather 11:15 Wednesday Concert 8 :45 J-1elody Highlight 11: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Musical Kitchen 2:45 Right to Happiness 6 :45 Bob Moir's Sports 11: 45 Canadian Short Stories 6 :50 Piano Personalities 11 :30 Brave Voyage 1:00 esc News 3:00 School BlOodcast Parad& 12:00 esc News, Weather CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) 6:45 Weather,Clockwatcher 9: 00 Road of Life 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:30 Pepper Young 5: 15 What's New? 7: 15 Stars from Paris 7 :00 esc News 9: 15. Rosemary 11 :00 Timely Tunes 1:45 Right to Happiness 5:30 Jubilee Road 7:45 Introduction to 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Your Good Neighbour 11 : 15 The Happy Gang 2: 00 SChool Broadcast 5:45 Music Pictures Lady Wednesday Night 7:15 Breakfast Ctub 9:45 Laura Limited II :45 Musical Kitchen 2 :30 Trans·Canada Matinee G:OO CBC News, Weather 8:00 CBC National News ,:45 Clockwatcher 10:00 BBC News 12:00 CBC News 3:15 Guest Appearance G: 15 International 8:15 News Roundup 8:30 The Political Novel 7:55 Family Worship 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:10 Weather 3:30 Concert Hour Commentary 8:00 esc News 12: 15 Farm Broadcast 4 :00 Brave Voyage G:20 Interlude 9:00 The Beggar's Opera 9: 10 Weather, Scoreboard 10:30 Kindergarten of the Air 12:45 Musical Program 4:15 Musical Program G:30 Rawhide 10:00 Adventure Story 8: 15 Hello Saskatcbewan 10:45 Morning Devotions 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 4:30 Musical Program G:55 Interlude 11:00 CBC News, Weather 8:45 Jean Hinds 10:55 Interlude I: 15 Ma Perkins I 5 :00 Musical Program 7:00 Personally Speaking 11: 15 Recital cnx, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) G: 45 Rise and Shine 9:00 Road of Life 111:00 Timely Tunes 1:30 Pepper Young 5:15 What's New? 7:15 Stars from Paris 7:00 CBC News I 9: 15 Rosemary 11: 15 The Happy Gang 1:45 Right to Happiness 5:30 Jubilee Road 1:45 Introduction to 7:05 Weather, Road Report 9:30 Your Good Neighbour 11 :45 Musical Kitchen 2: 00 School Broadcast 5:45 Music Pictures Lady Wednesday Night 1: 15 Breakfast Club 9:45 Laura Limited 12:00 CDC News 2: 30 Trans-Canada Matinee 6:00 CBC News, Weather 8:00 CBC National News 7:45 Glen Bjarnson. Spon. 10:00 BBC News 12:10 Weather 3: 15 Guest Appearance G: 15 International 9:15 News Roundup 7:55 Family Worship 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3:30 Concert Hour Commentary 9:30 The Political Novel 8:00 CBC News 10: 30 Kindergarten 01 the Air 12:15 Farm Broadcast 4:00 Brave Voyage 6:20 Evening Sports 9:00 The Beggar's Opera 9:10 Weather 10: 45 Morning Devotions 12:45 Smiley Burnette 4:15 Musical Program 6: 30 Rawhide 10:00 Adventure Slory 8:15 Earlybird 10:55 Interlude 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 4: 30 Alberla Memos G:55 On CDC Tonight 11:00 CBC News. Weather B: 45 Betty Tomlinson 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1: 15 Ma Perkins 5:00 Musical Program 7:00 Personally Speaking 11: 15 Recital CBC DOMINION (MST) For Corrections and Late Program 9:15 Hope for the Ladies 2 :30 Double or Nothing 17:15 Three Suns 9:00 Dominion News (9:15 a.m. CST Man.) I 7:30 Let's Make Music Notes for Last Week's Tim.es 11:00 Hope for the Ladies 2:55 Anne Manhall 8:00 Great Gildersleeve 9: 15 Frank Sinatra -See Page 8. (Sask. and Alta.) 7:00 To Be Announced 8:30 Over To You 9:30 Voice of the Army Page Six CBC TIMES « « NOTES »» toba in which they discuss books by its author as "an extravagance." Astrid Varnay. Thelma Votipka, which they have enjoyed. This eve­ Following a particularly brilliant per­ Gencvieve \Varner, Ljuba Welitch, TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. ning, Peggy Sampson, Assistant Pro­ [ormance of Trist'ln und Isolde, a Dolores Wilson. TOday: What's New-Harriet lUll, fessor Mwic, discusses Essays in Musi­ ghost appears to Karl Ewig, the opera Mezzo+Sopranos and Contraltos­ Montreal; POUlts or View on C3pltal cal Analysis py Donald F. Tovey. singer. This is the ghost of Tristan Punishment; Ruth Harding - New Fedora Barbieri, Herta Glaz., Martha Yeal"S Resolutions; News Commen­ Michael Hind-Smith, producer. From himself; and Tristan does not think Lipton, Jt.'aD Madeira, , tary-Constance Garneau; Song3 by 'Vinnipcg. much of the authenticity of the opera's Elena Nikolaidi, Nell RaQkin, Marg­ Ed McCurdy. W-7:00 p.m. libretto. So he proceeds to tell Ewig ard Roggcro. Rise Stevpns, Blanche Starling this week, a new feature will the true story of Tristan und Isolde. ThE"horn, Sandra \Vamc1d. The result, in the re-enactment of this be added to Trans-Canada Matinee­ CITIZENS' FORUM. This week', - Charles Anthony, K u r t one that is C'.lleulated to help home­ broadcast will originate at a meeting story, is an amusing parody of the romantic tale as it has come down to Baum, Jussi Bjoerling, Gabor Carelli, makers keep their resolutions about of the Lower Mainland Citizens' Eugene Conley, Allcssio De Paolis, stretching the food dollar, keeping the us through the ages. Emrys Jones, pro­ ducer. From Winnipeg. Paul Franke, Gilliio Cali, Thomas [amily well-fed and well-dressed, and Hayward, Charles Kullman, James W-I0:30 p.m. K-I0:30 p.m. X-IO:30 p.m. enjoying their role as chief buyers. The McCracken, Jan Peerce. Cino Penno, program will feature the CDC's con­ Brian Sullivan, Set Svanhohn, Richard sultant on consumer buying, Ruth Tucker, Cesare Valletti, Ramon Vinay. Harding, whose training and experi­ ence qualify her to speak on a multi­ Baritones-Ettore Bastianini, Algerd tude of topics of vital interest to con­ 1953·54 Rppertory and Arti.t. Drazis, , Arthur Bud­ sumers. Hcr education included the AnnQullced (Continued on page 7) home economics course at MacDonald HE repertory [or the Metropolitan College, as well as special courses at T Opera Company's 1953-54 season Oregon State College, CoJomdo State has been announced as follows: College, and the University of Wash­ Nanna (Bellini); Carmen (Bizet); ington. Many Jisteners will remember Pelleas et Mclisande (Debussy); Lucia her as one of the panel members on di Lammermoor (Donizetti); Faust Matinee Quiz. Morning listeners from (Gouned); Cosi Fan Tutti ('\Iozart), Manitoba to the Maritimes have also in English; Don Giovanni (Mozart); heard hcr daily five-minute broadca.'its Le ozzc di Figaro (Mozart); Boris on consumer problems. Just prior to Godounov (Moussorgsky); La Boheme her CBC appointment a year ago, she (Puccini); II Barbiere di Siviglia was chief nutritionist for the Toronto Department of Health, and had served (Rossini); Der Fledermaus (Johann as chainnan of the Toronto Nutrition Strauss), in English; The Rake's Pro­ Committee since its ineepl;on in 1949. gress (Stravinsky), in English; Aida Her first topic is: New Year's Resa­ (Verdi); II Trovatore (Verdi); La lution.t-"be it firmly rcsolved in 1954 For:.t.a Del Destino (Verdi); La Travi­ to cut the cost of being the perfect Dr. N. A. M. MacKenzie ata (Verdi); (Verdi); Simon housewifel" Her other January topics Forum listening groups in Vancouver. Boccanegra (Verdi); Die 'Valkure are: 14th-shopping bargains; 21st­ The topic to be discussed is 'Vhat (\Vagner); Parsifal ('Vagoer); Tann­ wash-day in Sweden; 2Bth-a wash­ Should \Ve Expect [rom Canadian hausl.:r ('Vagner). ~Ielropolitan dress that really washes. Television? The roster of artists tll~ for Ule 1953-54 season is as follows: W-3:30 p.m. K-2:30 p.m. X-2:30 p.m. Chairman: Bernard Troner or CDC. Panel members: Dr. N. A. M. Sopranos - Licia Albanese, Lucille :\IacKenzle, president or tbe Univer­ CONCERT HOUR. Program of re­ sity or nrlUsh Columbia; Clyde Gil­ Amara, , Lisa Della cordings. From 'Winnipeg. mour, well-known CHC broadcaster Casa, Victoria de los Angeles, Jean and movte critic; and ..\,lex R. lollt­ Fenn, Hilde Gueden, Margaret Har­ As in previous broadcast seasons of SymphOny No. t In D Minor (Rach­ chell, asslsta.nt mercnandlslIlg mall­ maninoff) played by the Stoekl1Olm ag-er, \Voodward Department Stores shaw, Dorothy Kirsten, Heidi Krall, the Metropolitan Opera. M.ILTON R3dlo Symphony Orcbestr3. Ltd. Maria Leone, Brenda Lewis, Virgina CKoss-Mr. Opera-is again heard in W":15 p.m. K-3:15 p.m. X-3:15 p.m. W·9:30 p.m. K-9:oo p.m. X-9:oo p.m. MacWatters, Zinka Milanov, Patrice his familiar 1'Ole os the eminent and Munsel, Hcrva Nelli, Jarmila Novotna, very cqpable commentatOr who de­ I RECOMMEND. Talks by members WINNIPEG DRAMA. The Romantic Roberta Peters, Lily Pons, Regina Res­ $oribes the opera story and action and of the staH of the University of Mani- Butler, by John Reeves, is described nik, Irmgard Seefricd, Eleanor Steber, annotates the music between the acts.

6:45 Manitoba on Parade 9:10 Weather 3:00 SChool Broadcast 7: 00 I Recommend 7:00 CBC News, Weather 9: 15 Kindergarten of the Air 3:30 Trans·Canada Matinee 7:15 Personally Speakinq and Marine Forecast 9:30 Ruth Harding Thursday, Jan. 7, 1954 4:15 Concert Hour 7: 30 To Be Announced 7: OS Manitoba on Parade 9: 35 Morning Devotions 5:00 Camp Wilderness 8: 00 To Be Announced 7:30 CDC News. Weather 9:45 Kay O'Neill CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 5:15 Talking to Teens 8:30 Wayne and Shuster 7:40 Family Worship 10:00 Road of Life 5:30 International 9:00 CBC National News 7:45 Mominq Concert 10:15 Rosemary 11:59 Dominion Time Siqnal 1: 10 Weather Commentary 9:15 News Roundup 8:00 CBC News 10:30 Your Good Neighbour 12:00 Menaqes, Marine I 1: 15 The Happy Ganq 5:35 The Lennicks 9:30 Citizens' Forum 8 :05 Weather 10:45 Laura Limited Forecast and Road 1 1:45 Hoedown Haven 6:00 Here and There 10:15 Midweek Review 8:07 Sports Report 11:00 BBC News Report 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 6:15 As Tunes Go By 10:30 Winnipeq Drama 8: 15 Breakfast Club 11: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:15 Farm Broadcast 2: 15 Ma Perkins 6:30 CBC News, Weather 11:00 Vancouver Concert 8:45 Melody Highlights 11:30 Brave Voyage 12:45 Beulah 2:30 Pepper YOUDq 6:45 Bob Moir's Sports II:30 Eventide 8:50 Piano Personalities 11 :45 Plal1er Party 1:00 CBC News 2:45 Right to Happiness Parade 12:00 CBC News, Weather 9:00 CDC News CBK, SASKATCIffiWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) 6:45 Weather,Clockwatcher 9:00 Road of Life 11:00 Timely Tunes I :45 Right to Happineu 5:30 Camp Wilderness 8:15 News Roundup 7:00 CBC News 9:15 Rosemary 11:15 The Happy Ganq 2:00 School Broadcast 5:45 Talking to Teens 8:30 Eventide 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:30 Your Good Neighbour 11:45 Beulah 2:30 Trans-Canada Matinee 6:00 CBC News. Weather 9:00 Citizens' Forum 7:15 BreaklCl8t Club 9:45 Laura Limited 12:00 CBC News 3:15 Concert Hour 6:15 International 9:45 People, Places and 7:45 Clockwatcher 10:00 DBC News 12:10 Weather 4:00 Brave Voyage Commentary Books 7:55 Family Worship 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:15 Farm Broadcast M . 1 P 6:20 Interlude 10:00 Vancouver Concert 8:00 CBC News 10:30 Kindergarten of the Air 12:45 Musical Program 4:15 U8~ca roqram 6: 30 To Be Announced 10:30 Winnipeq Drama 8:10 Weather, SCoreboaTd 10:45 Morning Devotions 1'00 Life Can Be Beauti1ul 4:30 MUSical Program 7: 00 To Be Announced 1l:00 CBC News, Weather 8:15 Hello Saskatchewan 10:55 Interlude 1;15 Ma Perkins 5:00 Musical Program 7:30 Wayne and Shuster 1l:15 Midweek Review 8:45 Jean Hinda 10:59 Dominion Time Slonal 1:30 Pepper Young 5:15 As Tunes Go By 8 :00 CBC Nationai News II:30 Nocturne CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) 6 45 Rise and Shine 9: CO Road of Life II :00 Timely TunelJ I :45 Right to Happiness 5:30 Camp Wilderness 8:15 News Roundup 700 CDC News 9:15 Rosemary 11: 15 The Happy Ganq 2 :00 School Broadcast 5:45 Talking to Teens 8:30 Eventide 7 05 Weather, Road Report 9:30 Your Good Neighbour 11:45 Beulah· 2:30 Trans·Canada Matinee 6:00 CDC News, Weather 9:00 Citizens' Forum 7 15 Breakfast Club 9: 45 Laura Limited 12:00 CBC News 3:15 Concert Hour 6:15 International 9:45 People, Places and 7 45 Glen Blarnson, Sports 10:00 BBC News 12:10 Weather 4:00 Brave Voyage Commentary Booka 7 55 Family Worship 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12:15 Fann BroadcalJt 4:15 Musical Proqram 6:20 Interlude 10:00 Vancouver Concert 8 00 CBC News 10:30 Kindergarten of the Air 12:45 Western Rhythms . 6: 30 To Be Announced 10:30 Winnipeg Drama 8 10 Weather 10:45 Morning Devotions I :00 Life Can Be Beautiful 4.30 Alb~rta Memos 7: 00 To Be Announced 11:00 CBC News, Weather 8 IS Earlybird 10:55 Interlude 1:15 Ma Perkins 5:00 MUSical Proqram 7:30 Wayne and Shuster ll:15 Midweek Review 8 45 Belly Tomlinson 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:30 Pepper Young 5:15 A5 Tunes Go By 8:00 CBC National News II:30 Nocturne- CBC DOMINION (MST) 8:15 Hope for the Ladies 7: 00 Suspense 8: 30 Suspense For Corrections and Late Program Notes lor (9:15 a_m. CST Man.) (8:00 p.m. CST Man.) (Soak. and Alta.) II:00 Hope for the Ladies 7:30 Ranch Boys 9:00 Dominion News Last Week's Times-See Page 8. (Saak. and Alta.) 8: 00 Court of Opinion 2:30 Double or Nothing 8:30 Musical Proqram 9: 15 U.N. Today 2:55 Anne Marshall (9:30 p.m. CST Man.) 9:30 Cross Section January 3·9 Page Seven rrom Orange Blossoms (Victor Herb­ dian listeners over tlle Trans·Canada, -"'knoWD, of course, chiefly « « NOTES » » ert). Kerr \Vilson and chorus: Song or the Open Hoad (A. H. Malotte). Dominion and French networks. Of for his compositions, but also one of SCHOOL BROADCAST. A series of W·7:00 p.m. the total nwnber of hours broadcast the greatest pianists of his day." He broadcasts on the early explorers of Saturday, Jon. 9, K-5:30 p.m., X-5:30 p.m. 78.7 pcr cent was non-commercial studied also with Zoltan Kodaly. He Canada will be heard during January. service, with 21.3 per cent of the total referred to a recent concert tour he The broadcasts have been written with FORD THEATRE. Some years ago network broadcasting hours consisting had made in Sp.:1in-""t]le audiences students of Grades 5-8 in mind, but are Enid Bagnold wrote a novel of a teen­ of commercial service. there are very enthusiastic, very sym­ recommended listening for everyone aged girl who yearns to ride a horse The Trans-Canada network carried pathetic:' On his last visit, he had interested in the subject. The first in the Grand National steeplechase, the greatest volume of broadcasting, with some hesitation decided to in­ three scripts are by Orlo Miller, and NatioruJ. Velvet be<.-ame an inter­ accounting for 66.0 per cent of the clude some Spanish music, because journalist, historian and dramatist of national favourite. Then she wrote a year's broadcasting hours. "Spaniards tend to feel that Spanish London, Ontario. The others arc by play-version of the story, which was The French network carried 23.0 music is something special, belonging Gwen Ringwood and Herb Hosie. To­ later made into a successful film star­ pcr cent and the Dominion network to them, and that it requires a Span­ day, we shall accompany the jnspiring ring Elizabeth Taylor as Velvet, who, 11.0 pcr cent. This latter figure for iard to perform it properly." But the Champlain on his adventurous journey disguised as a hoy, rides a pet horse, Dominion network broadcasting rep­ response to his performances of some over the Huron trails, witnessing how the Piebald, to victory against the best resents 2,750 hours, an increase of pieces by Granados, De Falla, and he rolled back the map of Canada to horses and jockeys in England. To­ 264 hours over last year. Albeniz, had been quite reassuring. the Georgian Bay (he was the first night's radio version of the story has The 24,926 hours of broadcasting white man to see this unique country been adapted by Joseph Schull. The includes all program originations, na­ so loved by painters in later years). METROPOLlTA 'OPERA script follows Velvet and her under· tional and regional, directed to sta­ sided with the Huron Nation in the standing friend, Mi, from the time the (Continued from page 6) tions of the three networks. It includes war against the Iroquois, and so deter­ great plan first occurs to them, through each origination of those programs mined France's future Indian policy. the excitement of the race, to the ex­ which are produced "live" at one ney, Renata Capecchi, George Cehan­ Other broadcasts in the series will deal hilerating conclusion when the dumb­ point, and must be recorded and re­ ovsky, Ferdinand Frantz, Frank Guar­ with Sieur-'de la Verendrye, Captain founded judges discover that Velvet broadcast jn other regions in order rera, Mack Harrel, Clifford Harvuot, James Cook and David Thompson. won the Piebald on a shilling raffle, that they may be heard at suitable Osie Hawkins, Hans Hotter, George From Toronto. and that she was trained as a jockey listening times. To make possible the London, Robert Merrill, Josef Matter­ W-3:oo p.m. K·2:00 p.m. X·2:00 p.m. by a man who never mounted a horse presentation of programs of special nich, Martial Singher, Theodor Upp­ in his life. Another endearing member regional interest (the noon-hour farm man, Cuiseppe Valdengo, Frank: Val­ TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. Today, of the cast is Velvet's mother, Mrs. broadcast. for instance). as many as entino, Leonard Warren. \Vhat's New at U.N.-Ada Siegel, ew Brown, who swam the English Chan­ six different programs may be broad­ Basses - Lorenzo Alvary, Salvatore York;'Arthur L. Phelps; Bedside Man­ nel when she was 19, and knows both cast simultaneously in different regions the sweetness and the fleeting nature Baccaloni, Fernando Corena, Law­ ners-Filling the Tilllc-Elfrieda Read; on the Trans-Canada network alone. News Commentary-Constance Car­ of fame. Bnt Mrs. Brown retains no rence Davidson, Dezso Ernster, Jerome neau; Songs by Ed McCurdy. bitterness, and in a crist.. helps Mi and Hines, Erich Kunz, NiCola Moscona, W-3:30 p.m. K·2:30 p.m. X-2:30 p.m. Velvet to pay the steep entry fee for FA~lOUS MUSICIANS Gerhard Pechner, icola Rossi-Lem­ the race. INTERVIEWED eni, orman Scott, C<.'Sare Sicpi, CONCERT HOUR. Program of re­ Dom. 7:00 p.m. NST (Continued from page 3) Lubomir Vichegonov. cordings. From 'Vinnipeg. r1r"t IInC! last acts or the opera The TORONTO POP CONCERT. Toronto and spoke enthusiastically of his work Faithful :;ht>pherCI (Handel) per­ Symphony Orchestra conducted by at the Royal Conservatory in Toronto. formpCl by three ~pranos, two con­ Capital Report.-In Capitol Report traltos anCl a baritone with chamber Victor Feldbrill; Patsy Parr, pianist. The bewildering life of a concert heard on Sundays, correspondents in orrhf'lltra accompaniment 111rected by From Toronto. Lehman Engel. artist, who must travel the world over London, Washington, and Ottawa re~ W-7:30 p.m. K·8:30 p.m. X·8:30 p.m. W·4.:15 p.m. K·3:15 p.m. X·3:15 p.m. to reach his audiences, was aptly port and comment on events as seen illustrated, Mr. Taylor thought, in a from UlOse centres, with occasional PRAIRIE SHOWCASE. Nancy Steve­ remark of Mr. Gyorgy Sandor's. Mr. CURTAIN MELODIES. Orchestra reports from Paris, Bonn, , Stros­ nett, soprano. From . Sandor fCc-ailed an o<:casion when he conducted by Eric Wild; Mary Gynn, bourg, Nairobi, and the United Na­ soprano; Kerr \Vilson, baritone; and W-I0:00 p.m. K·7:15 p.m. X-7:15 p.m. had emerged from a cinema in one of the cities he was visiting, and had had tions. Broadcasters often heard are: the James Duncan Chorus. Norman Matthew Halton, Douglas Lachance, Lucas, producer. From \Vinnipeg. to stop and scardl his memory to Program Statistics Peter Stursberg, James Minifie, Alex­ Ensemble: selectlonii rrom Hebel remember what <.'Ounlry he was in, Maid (ill. Phillips), Patience

6:4.5 Manitoba on Parade 9:10 Weather 3:30 Trans-Canada Matinee 8:30 Songs of My People 7:00 esc News, Weather 9: 15 Kindergarten of the Air 4.:15 Concert Hour 9:00 CBC National News and M.orille Forecast 9:30 Ruth Harding Friday, Jan. 3, 1954 5:00 Anne of Green GobIn 9:15 News Roundup 7: 05 Manitoba on Parade 9:35 Morning Devotions 5:30 International 9:30 CBC Sparta Page 7:30 esc News. Weather 9:45 Kay O·Neill CBW. MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) CollUflentary 10:00 Prairie Showcase 7:40 Family Wouhip 10:00 Road of Life 5:35 Rawhide 10:15 ~te. Places and 7:4.5 MornillQ' Concert 10:15 Rc.emory 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 1:15 The Happy Gang 6:00 Here and There 8:00 CSC News 10:30 Your Good NeIQ'hbour 12:00 Messaqes. Morine I :4.5 Smiley Burnelle 6: 15 Fred Hill 10:30 Here's Juliotte 8:05 Weathor 10:4.5 Laura Limited Forecast, Road Report 2: 00 Lile Can Be Beautiful 6:30 esc News, Weather II:oo John Fisher 8:07 Sporla Report II :00 BBC News 12:15 Form Broadcast 2:15 Ma Perkins 6:4.5 Bob Moil's Sports II: 15 Speaker·s Choice 8: 15 Breakfast Club 11: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:45 Musical Kitchen 2:30 Pepper Young Parade II: 30 Musical Proqram 8 :45 Melody Highlights II:30 Brave Voyage 1:00 CBC News 2:45 Right to Happiness 7:00 Curtain MelocJies 12:00 CBC News, Weather 8 :50 Piano Personalities 11 : 4.5 Eddy Arnold I: 10 Weather 3:00 School Broadcast 7:30 Toronto Pop Concert 12:15 Northern Messenger 9:00 CBC News CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) 6:4.5 Weather. Clockwatcher 8 :4.5 Jean Hinds 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1:30 Pepper Young 5: 30 Anne of Green Gables 7:30 Song. of My People 7:00 CSC News 9:00 Road of Life 11:00 Timely Tunes 1:45 Riqhl 10 Happiness 6:00 esc News, Weather 8:00 CBC Notional News 7:05 Weather. Interlude 9:15 Rosemary 11:15 The Happy Gang 2:00 School Broadcast 6:15 International 8:15 News Roundup 7: 15 Breakfast Club 9:30 Your Good Neighbour 11 :45 Musical JC.itchen 2:30 Trans-Canada MaUnee Commentary 8:30 Toronto Pop Concert 7:4.5 Clockwatcher 9:45 Lauro Limited. 12:00 CBC New. 3:15 Con~rt Hour 6:20 Interlude 9:30 Here's Juliette 10:00 BBC News 12: 10 Weather 4:00 Brave Voyage 10:00 CBC Sports Page 7:55 Family Worship 10: 15 Aunt Lucy 12:15 Form Broad=t 4:15 Musical Proqram 6:30 Rawhide 10:30 John Fisher 8:00 CBC News 10:30 Kindergarten of the Air 12:45 Musical PrOCjJram 4:30 MUAical Program 6:55 Interlude 10:45 Speaker's Choice 8:10 Weather. Scoreboard 10:45 Momillg Devotion. 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 5:00 MUAical Proqram. 7:00 Bill Good II:OO CDC Newl. Weather 8:15 Hello Saskatchewan I 10:55 Interlude 1:15 Ma Perkins 5:15 Fred Hill 7:15 Prairie Showcase II: 15 Northern Messenger CBX. ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) 6:45 Rise and Shine 8:4.5 Betty Tomlinson 10:55 Interlude . I I 15 Ma Perkins 5: IS Fred HUI 7:30 Songs of My People 7:00 CBC News 9:00 Road of Life 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 1 30 Pepper Young 5:30 Anne of Green Gobles 8:00 CBC National News 7:05 Weather. Road Report 9:15 Rosemary 11:00 Timely Tune. I 45 Right 10 Happiness 6:00 CBC News, Weather 8:15 }{ews Roundup 7:15 Breakfast Club 9:30 Vour Good. Neighbour II:15 The Happy Ganq 2 00 School Broadcast 6:15 International 8:30 Toronto Pop Concert 7:45 Glen BjaTll$On. Sports 9:45 Laura Limited II :45 Musical Kitchen 2 30 Trana-Canada MaUnee Commentary 9:30 Here's Juliette 12:00 CDC News 3 15 Concert Hour 6:20 Evening Sports 10:00 CBC Sports Page 7:55 FamUy Worship 10:00 BBC New. 12: 10 Weather 4 00 Brave Voyage 6: 30 Rawhide 10:30 John Fisher 8:00 esc News 10:15 Aunt Lucy 12: 15 Farm Broadcast 4 15 Musical Program. 6:55 On CBC TonIght 10:45 Speaker's ChoIce 8:10 Weather 10:30 Kindergarten of the Air 12:45 Smiley Burnette 4 30 Alberta Memos 7:00 Bill Good II:OO CBC News, Weather 8:15 Earlybird 10:45 Morning Devotions 1:00 Lile Can Be Beautiful 5 00 Musical Prog-ram 7:15 Prauie Showcase II:15 Northern Mnsenqer CBC DOMINION (MST) 8:15 Hope for the Ladles \ 2:30 Double or Nothing 8 00 Cavalcade ot Sports For Corrections and Late Program Notes for (9:15 a.m. CST Man,) 2:55 Anne Marshall 9 00 Dominion News II:OO Hope lor the Ladles 6:30 Treasure Trail 9 15 Frank Sinatra Last Week's Times-See Page 8. (Sask. and Alta.) 7:00 Ford Theatre 9 30 Voice 01 the Army Page Eight CBC TIMES FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 Doulizon; Our Future Stars: Candi~ Durton, England, on june 8, 1900, but « « NOTES » » Prairie Showcase. Frances Porte. violin­ ist. Norman Lucas, producer. From Win· dates-june Howat, (,.'Oloratura soprano, came to Canada with his parents at STU DAVIS. Stu Davis, cowboy nipeg. Proqram: Malaquena (Sarasate); from Vars, Ontario; Frank Crane, an early age. He was raised on a farm Wieqenleid (Schubert); Tambourin Chi­ troubadour. From Calgary. nois (Kreislor). tenor, from Toronto, Ontario; CBC n{'ar Vanguard, Saskatchewan. In 110\\ II at thl' End or Rom:mc:e 1\oad; W-IO:OO p.m. X-7:15 p.m. X·7:15 p.m. Thc'atre: And "'here the Star Resl"ii, 1916 he joined up and saw front line It I :'ic\'er fifi't to lIeaven; nil Plumb New Year's Day Messoqes. The New b) Felix Timmersmans. Monday­ service with the 209th Battalion and Tm'kCl'vd OUI; :"io One Know~ It Yecu's Day meS$oqes of Canada'. Gover· Ilf'ttf'l' Than ;\1(': I)o\\n Houston "'ay. nor-Ceneral. the Riqht Honourable Vincent Maria Chapdelaine, Monday to Fri­ other units until demobilized in W·12:30 p.m. X-IO:45 a.m. X-10:45 a.m. Mossey, and Prime Min,-ter St. Lourent, day: The Plouffe Family, by Roger ~Iarch, 1919. will be heard. W-11:15 p.m. X-10:45 p.m. X-IO:45 p.m. Lemelin, :\Ionday to Friday; Don ~lETROPOLITAN T(lIm~ :\Iinifie tl1<"n studied at Regina Col­ OPERA. Cmnillo, Giovanni Cnaresehi, adapted SATURDAY, JANUARY 2 lege :md the University of Saskatche­ 1lllUser (\\'agner) c..'Onducted by Red River Pleryboys. Orchestra con· hy :\Iario Duliani. Tuesday-froUl ~Iargaret ducted by Bob Boyd; BUly Dunlop, vocal· wan and won a Rhodes Scholarship in Ceorge Szcll, with soprano Radio Diffmion Franeaise, A :\Iodern i!5L Norman Lucas, producer. Fro m 1923. He graduatt-d from O"ford in IIarshnw as Elisabeth, tenor Ramon Winnipeg. Proqram: Cindy: All Alone in Ach-enturer. Contran de Poucius; Re­ Vinay as Tannhauser, baritone George This World Without You; Redskin Raq: 1926. Rub-Q·Dub--Dub; Tulsa Trot. view of Arts and Letters. \\'edne-;d'lY­ London as \Volfram, bass jerome W-7:00 p.m. X-6:00 p.m. X·6:00 p.m. Lyric Trio; Lionel Daunais" baritone, After kicking around Europe for Hines as L'lndgrnf IIennann, tenor Anna :\Ialellfanl, contralto, Jules three year.. he turned up in N'cw York nri:.m Sullivan as \ValtIlt,'r. From ABC. joK'tl!>, tenor, Allan :\Iclver, conductor; anc! got a joh with the ew York W·I:oo p.m. X-12:00 noon X·12:00 noon CORRECTIONS The auto road and its problems, I h.·rald Tribune. He's been with thf'm roR CBC TIMES DATED DECEMBER 27­ Charles-Edward Campeau. Saturclay­ t:wr since \\ ith the ex(,.'Cpuon of three PRAIRIE SCHOONER. Orchestr.l JANUARY 2, 1954 <:onduded by Hichard Seaborn; Roy :\Iptropolitan 0 per a, Tannhauser years in the hush-hush American OffiC'<' of Strategic Sen ices during \\Torld FirUl, b..1.ritone. Tom Taylor, producer. PeDeil CorrectioDS (\Vagner) (see page 8 for cast); Con­ th... cert Intime: Simone Flihotte, soprano; \Var n. A lot of this time was spent From \\'inniIX'K. into ProgralD LIs.., Last OI't'lu':;:trll: Ciao-Clao-Clao (Italian); Ethel Stark, (,.'(mduetor. Had i 0 in psychological warfare in Sicily. 1'0lka '11tZ1Il'ka ll'otl.. h); nooblilcbki W....•• Tim••• Hockey: Canadians at Chica~o. Italy and Austria and for his sC'n-k'('" \Ukl'ainlrm): Dra~"llel ,'alsen (Swed· he was awarded the Americ'an ~If'llal 1<:11): l\anruka (C1.f'ehoSIOvaklan); SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27 chpwing- Ihfi' Hal(; rOIll'pcnce, lIalr­ of Freedom ond the British Order of J)fOnny. Fartlllll~: Clapping Quadrille Dem. 2:00-2:30 p.m. (:Be Com.menta/ors the British Empire, (I'InOl"'II). noy Firth: SIAl' or County Concel: Lonqine15 Symphonell8. Down: Dl'ink 1'0 .\le Only With Thine Weekly. HI'viewing his 20 years of reporting, E:rf'~: l\HlInllll'~ (:at1cl·~·. IV. James M. Minifie MONDAY, DECEMBER 28 ~linifie W-IO:30 p.m. X-9:30 p.m. X·9:30 p.m. lists as high spots his capturt· Dom. 9:30-10:00 p.m. james M. ~finifie, \Vashington cor­ Concel: Press Conference. in Spain hy General Franco's legion­ Schedule: Chrlatmas Thouqhts of Atom respondent for the CHC, was born in nain's and Moorish troops dllring tlw Scientists. Thi!> OCCClsion only. Civil \Var, the eventful weeks sptont during the first blitz in London and his WEEK OF DECEMBER 27 - JANUARY 2, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31 1954 CBW 5:00 p.m., CBK·CBX 5:30 p.m. <:overage at the same time of the great Cancel: Canadian Wild Lile. Parli:unentary speeches of \\linston SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27 Schedule: Camp Wilderness. Recital. Abraham Galper, clarinetist; Weekly. Churchill. leo Barkin, pianist. From Toronto. Five Movements from the Fontasy Suite (Thomas CBW 5:30·5:59 p.m. Minifie's personable radio \'oice nnd a Dunhill); Sonata No. 2 for Clarinet and Cancel: Present listings. Piano, Opus 120 (Brahms). Schedule: The Lennlcks. knowledge of U.S. politic:s have (,.'001­ W-I0:30 a.m. K·9:30 a.m. X·9:30 a.m. This occasion only. hined to give his comments on the CBK·CaX 6: 15-6:20 p.m. at1di~ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30 Cancel: International Comlnentary. Washington scene an interested Guest Appoarance. Elizabeth Steen, Schedule: To Be Announced. eu('(' on both sides of the border. Ill' soprano; Roline Mackidd, accompanist. December 31 and January J. Norman lucas, producer. From Winnipeg. hroadc.:usb regularly on CBC's "Capital FRIDAY, JANUARY I Ploqram: When Icicles Hanq by the Wall. Heporl" and "~ews Roundup:' and Where the Bee Sucks (Arne); Miq· CBW 5:30-6:00 p.m. non's Sonq (Schubert); 11 Regardait mon Cancel: Present listings. bouquet (Pierre Alnander Mon!liqny); Ici Schedule: Rawhide. Bas (Faure). This oe<:asion only_ W14:15 p.m. K·3:15 p.m. X-3:15 p.m. caw 11: 15 p.m.. CBK·CBX 10:45 p.m. Tape Recorders. - Tape- recording Cancel: Speaker's Choice. has continued to increase in CSC re­ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31 Schedule: New Year'. Meuaqes. Winnipeq Greets the New Year_ Eddie This occasion only. cording rooms, while the proportion­ Emel's orchestra with vocalist Lorraine ately smaller amount of disc recording Boux. Norman Lucas, producer. From Win­ nipeg. OrcheSlla: Chicago Style; Anqry; remains at about the same level.· As Do You Ever Think of Me; Auld Lang tile operating load increases, the cost Syne; Happy Days Are Here Aqain. Lor­ CIC French Network raine Boux: Je t'altenclrai. Programs to be heard this week on of tape recordings continues tn de­ W-I1 :45 p.m. K-IO:45 p.m. X-IO:45 p.m. crease on a unit basis, and the capital Second part 01 proqram. Orchestra: Ebb the western section of the CSC French Tide; Farewell Blues. Lorraine Boux: Network include: Sunday - The Epi­ cost of equipment is absorbed in a Indiana: U I Had You. W-12:15 a.m. K·l1:15 p.m. X-l1:15 p,m. phany in Literature, script by Guy James M. Minifie short time.

6:45 Manitoba on Parade 8: 15 saturday Song Shop 12 45 CBC News. Weather 7:15 Rhythm Pals 7:00 CBC New., Weather 8:45 Weather, Piano 1 00 Metropolitan Opera 7:30 Share the Wealth and Marine Forecast Personalities Saturday, Jan. 9, 1954 4 00 Ballet Club 8:00 CBC National News 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 9:00 CBC News 5 00 CBC Newa, Weather 8:05 N.H,t, Hockey 7:30 CBC News, Weather 9:10 Weallier CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 5 15 This Week 9:30 Organ Music 7:40 Family Worship 9: IS Interlude 10:30 Good Deed Club III :59 Dominion Time Siqnal 5 30 Sporls College 10:00 The Wl!1>tern Five 7:45 Morning Concert 9:20 Morning Devotions 11:00 BBC News 12:00 Messages, Marine 5 45 Anndale Chorus 10:30 Prairie Schooner 8:00 CBC News 9: 30 Who's Herb Gott? 11: 15 Divertimento Forecast, Road Report 6 00 Now I Ask You 11:00 Hit Parade 8:05 Weather 10:00 Calling All Children 11:30 CBC Stamp Club 12:15 CBC Farm Club 6 30 Music Box 11:30 Dixieland Concert 8:07 Sporls Report 10:15 Sounds Fun 11:45 Melody Roundup 12:30 Stu Davis 7 00 Red River Playboys 12:00 CBC News, Weather ------CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) ------6:45 Weather, Clockwatcher 8:05 Weather, Scoreboard 10:25 Interlude 12:00 Metropolitan Opera 5: 30 Curtain Melodies 9:00 The Western Five 7:00 CBC News 8:15 Hello Saskatchewan 10:30 CBC Stamp Club 3:00 Ballet Club 6:00 Red River Playboys 9: 30 Prairie Schooner 7:05 Weather, Interlude 9:00 Catling All Children 10:45 Stu Davis 4:00 CBC News, Weather 6:15 Rhythm Pals 10:00 Hit Parade 7: 15 Saturday Sonq Shop 9:15 Sounds Fun 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4:15 This Week 6:30 Share the Wealth 10:30 Music Box 7: 45 Clockwatcher 9:30 Show Tunes 11 :00 Who'$ Herb Galt? 4:30 Sport$ Colleqo 7:00 CBC National News 11:00 CBC News, Weather 7:55 Family Worship 10:00 BBC News 11:30 Melody Roundup 4:45 Armdale Chorus 7 :05 N.H.L. Hockey 11:15 Dance Time 8 :00 CBC News 10:15 Morning Devotion. II :45 CBC News, Weather 5:00 Now I Ask You 8:30 Organ Music II :30 Dixieland Concert CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) ------6:45 Rise and Shine, 8 :05 Weather 10:25 Interlude 12:00 Metropolitan Opera 5:30 Curtain Melodies 9:00 The Western Five 7 :00 CBC News 8:15 Eadybird 10:30 CBC Stamp Club 3:00 Ballet Club 6:00 Red River Playboys 9: 30 Prairie Schooner 7:05 Weather, Rood Report 9:00 Calling All Children 10:45 Stu Davis 4:00 CBC News, Weather 6:15 Rhythm Pals 10:00 Hit Parade 7: 15 Ear1ybird 9: 15 Sounds Fun 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4:15 This Week 6 :30 Share the Wealth 10:30 Music Box 7:45 Glen Bjarnson, Sports 9: 30 Alberta Memos 11:00 Who's Herb Gatt? 4:30 Sports College 7:00 CBC National News 11 :00 CBC News, Weather 7:55 Family Worship 10:00 BBC News 11:30 World Church News 4:45 Armdale Chorus 7:05 N.H.L. Hockey 11 : 15 Dance Time 8 :00 CBC News 10:15 Morning Devotions 11 :45 CBC News, Weather 5:00 Now I Ask You 8: 30 Orqan Music II: 30 Dixieland Concert CBC DOMINION (MST) ~======9:30 Howdy Doody 5:30 Lend an Ear 7:30 Ranch Boys 10:30 Stars Over Hollywood 6:00 Juke Box Jury 8:00 Mart Kenney CRC TIM ES 11:00 Fun for All 8: 30 Dance Orchestra 6:30 Nallonal Grain 9:00 Dominion News (PRAtRIE EDITION) 12:00 Uncle Bod Barn Dance 9:15 Provincial Affairs 5:00 Top Bands 7:00 Take It From Here (Man.) Publh~d ..nil,Y b, tllf Cu.dl.n Bro.deanln. COflll!r.Uon .1 III l'r.lrlf ROilion ITUlloluarlul. cae Bulldln., Ml Portue Ave.. WlnnIDf,. Editor: C. 1:. L·A)". For Corrections and Late Program Notes for 8ublerlptton R.te. SI.OO Pfr )'ur. AUlhoriud ., Seeond CI.n ~1.1l. pon orrlMl f)ep'rIQlfnl. Ott..... Last Week·s Times-See This Page. I'vnm.uer: t'lean rflurn It nIlt dfllfered ..lIhln rift d'rt. Unheu other..he "'led. Intorm.tlon .rllt artlel., &Pltterlnl In Ihe Time. m.,. be ,eDrodue~ trul, 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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