PRAIRIE RE SCHEDUL Oct. 3 . 9, 1

Issued Each Week by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

VOLUME VII-No. 40 ISSUED AT WINNIPEG. SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 $1.00 "

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Sports On CBWT *

CBC Television Crews Film W.lJ.U. Games

The Game of the Week features complete football games on film­ play.by-play coverage by auricon camera. This week's game, to be shown Friday night on CBWT­ Winnipeg, will be the B.C. Lions vs. the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. PORTS coverage is one of the More than five hours each week Wells' Sports Parade, or the Vic S played in Winnipeg. increasing demands of Cne-TV. is devoted to a variety of sporling Obeck Show, Junior Sports, the quiz The latest addition to CBWT's events on CBWT. This includes program Sports Scholar, or Football The CBWr film cCalgary newspaperman, who for the Haw('I~); The Lord 'WIJI ;'\ot Surrer RECITAL. ViDa Bamden, pianist; Thy Foot 10 be Moved (Hach); A\'e and Jonathan. Threatened by Saul, past two years has reviewed the Cou­ Verllm OlozlIrt); Jesu. Grant Me from Montreal. David withdraws to the desert to or­ ThiS, J Pray (Gibbons): Come, 0 Two Preludes and Oriental Sketcb chiching Conference for CBC. Blessed Lord (TChalkovsky); Love (RachmanlnOIT); The Malden and the gani:lc a band of outlaws. He is W·3:30 p.m. K-2:30 p.m. X·2:30 p.m. DivIne (Pritchard); 0 Thou, the Nlghllngale (Granados); Nocturne In anointed by Samuel. The death of Saul Central Orb (Charles WOOd). F SlJlIl'P Major (CllOpln): Scherzo In CANADIAN SCENE. Today's program marks World Com~ C Sharp Minor (Chopin). and Jonathan foHows, and DaVid, Documentary program prepared hy munion Sunday. Miss Bamden is <1 native of Australia, after a time, takes the throne. The Ken Homer~ special events reporter, now living in Montreal. tale of David and Bathsheba is told, CBC HlillraK, and Ross McNaughton. W·6:00 p.m. K-6:00 p.m. X-6:00 p.m. and the final script deals with the CDC opel'alor, Hallrax, during B flIglll W·I0:30 a.m. X·9:30 a.m. X·9:30 a.m. to ResolUlC Bay on Cornwallis Island. THE ll..lAD. In this second episode building of the temple by Solomon. \Vilh a party of radio, TV, and news· of the radio adaptation of Homer's ll'I HIS STEPS. W-12:30 p.m. X-Il:30 a.m. X-ll:30a.m. paper men, the two CBC representa­ epic by Mac Shoub of Montreal, Paris Religious drama, scripts hy Clare tives flew from ~fontreal to Churchill, Sinter. Charles Israel, Gordon Meyers. WORLD MUSIC FESTIVALS. Tran­ and Menelaus meet in a duel. Toronto; Margaret Adair, Montreal; 1fanitoba, in a C-119 of the R.C.A.F. W·6:30 p.m. K-5:30 p.m. X·5:30 p,m, Vida Archibald, Winnipeg-. Edited by scriptions made at the Bayreuth Festi­ Air :\fovemcnt Unit. From Churchill Rev. Hrlan Freeland, CHC Toronto; val by James Fassett of CBS. From they Dew by R.C.A.F. North Star to STAGE 55. Lies My Father raid Me, Rupl"l't Caplan, producer; rrom Mont­ CBS. Mr. Fassett records excerpts real. First cycle, the kingdom or Rt>Solute Bay. In the Franklin District, comedy dmma by Ted Allan; Andrew David. by Charles Israel. from Richard \Vagner's opera Tann­ t\_\V_T. Films made on the expedition Allan, producer; From Toronto. The houser, with Ramon Vinay, tenor; The series replaces the 'Yay of the will also be editeo for use on the tale is of three generations of a Dietrich Fischer-Dicskall, baritone; Spirit. broadl..'aSl" of fonner years. CRe TV network. The landscape north Jewish family in Moutreal. Several cycles designed to coveT an and Cre Bruuwenstijn, sopr.tno. of Churchill, according to Homer, was F'urtlH_'I' to last Wf'f'k'S Ust or rorth­ episode of biblic..'al history will be W-2:oo p.m. X·l:OO p.m. X-I:OO p.m. ·'awe-inspiring." "It would be ideal," comtng production!! on Stage 55 IS 1.Ill:' fOllOwing: TIHl ThlrtePIl Clocks. presented, The Ilrst of these, running he said, "for a movie about earth men 1';lIr'y talc by James TII1lt'hf'I', 1'3dlo CRITlCALLY SPEAKINC. P a u 1 nine weeks, deals with the period of landing on another planet. The dif· u.rlltlHntlon by Mal'got LIiSSIlt'I·. sche(1. Wright on moio; Clyde Gilmour on ulell fOI' J)ecembel' 19. David's rule, about 1,000 B.C. The ferent colours and the bleak terrain movies; book reviewer to be an­ W·8:00 p.m. K·9:oo p.m. X·9:00 p.m. intention is to re-create in full colour were something quite ont..ide my ex­ nouncoo. \Vestern reviewers will take and detail the lives of the people of perience." Today's broadcast covers \VEEKEND REVIEW. Review of the regular monthly assignments in the that time and place. "\Ve have chosen the Bight to Resolute Bay. The return week's news by J. B. McGe.1.chy, To· radio review liocction of this program to show the establishment of the king­ journey aboard the supply ship C. D. Tonto newspapennan. dom," the editor says, "because it is in the fall and winter season. Starting Howe will be described next week, W-9:10 p_m. X-8:IO p.m. X·8:10 p.m. ;l theme which will appear in the Oct. 10, Chester Duncan of \Vinnipcg with visits to Arctic Bay, Frohisher LITTLE SYMPHONIES. Orchestra New Tt.'Stament plays later ill the will be heard on the second Suudny of nay, and Craig Harbour. season. It was of the seed of David each month, and on the third Sunday, W-4:00 p.m. X-3:00 p.m. X·3:oo p.m. <..'Onducted by Roland Leduc. From that Christ was born." The opening starting Oct. 17, Basil Dean of Cal­ Montreal. ASK THE WEATHERMAN. During Symphon.Y No. 1'1 In F (BeethOven). cycle outlines the development of the gary will be the reviewer. Duncan is W-9:30 p.m, K·8:30 p.m. X·8:30 p.m. Ilebrcw nation under Saul, early an assistant professor of English at October, the weatherman will discuss ways in which weather information WINNIPEC CONCERT. Orchestra can be of assistance to manufacturers, conducted hy Eric 'Wild; Phyllis wholesalers and retailers. The first ffolthy, pianist; T. M. Taylor, pro­ talk today will describe how the skills ducer; from \Vinnipeg. which helped to solve the problems f)l'che;;;Il'a: Coriolanus O"PI'ture (Bre­ of the Normandy invasion are being tho\'{'n,; :-':"mphony So. I (Bee­ thoven; Abu Ha~~all O\erture applied to the needs of the business Wf'hf'rl. -'Il~:; Hollby; Konzertstuck man. On Oct. 10, he will discuss the ill "'. Up. iD. W-IO:OO p.m. K-4:30 p.m. X-4:30 p.m. uses to which weather information can be put by department stores, CBC :\lUSIC DIARY. ~fusic in New bakeries, milk companies and store­ York, is tonight's subject, and the keclwrs. On Oct. 17 and 24, he will spe:, ker i'i an American music critic, consider the wcather in relation to Edw",m] Tatnall Canby. advertising and public utilitks. The K-ll:30 p.m. X·11:30 p.m. speaker is Rube Hornstein of OLlawa. W-5:0S p.m. K·4:05 p.m. X-4:05 p.m. «« TV NOTES »» SUNDAY CHORALE. Choir con­ BURNS AND ALLEN. ducted by Filmer Hub b I e; Hugh Compfly. sl:ripls by SI(I Dorfman. Bancroft, organist; Frank Stanley, pro­ IIU\'{'y Hellll. Keith Fowl(>I'. Wlllialll Hen Homer ar.d Eskimos-"Canod:otl Scene" ducer; from \Vinnipeg. (Continued 011 page 7)

8:45 Interlude and 10:15 Prairie Gardener 5:00 CBC News 8:00 Stage 5S Marine Forecast 10:30 Recitcl Sunday, Oct. 3, 1954 5:05 Ask the Weatherman 9:00 CBC National News 9:00 CBC News 11:00 St. Giles United I 5: 12 Weather 9: 10 Weekend Review 9:03 Weather. Interlude Church 5:15 U.N. on the Rccord 9: 20 Our Special Speaker 9:15 World Church News 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 9:30 Little Symphonies 9:30 Sunday School of the 12:00 Alan Mills 5:30 Music I Like 10:00 Winnipeg Concert Air 12:15 Just Mary 1:03 Capital Report 1 3:30 Critically Speaking 6: 00 Sunday Chorale 11 :00 Slringolong 10:00 CBC News 12 :30 In His Steps 1:30 Religious Period 4:00 Canadian Scene 6: 30 The Iliad 11:30 Vesper Hour 10:03 Neighbourly News 1 1:00 cac News 2:00 World Music Festivals 4:30 Jake and the Kid 7: 00 To Be Announced 1 12:00 CBC News, Weather CBWT, CHANNEL 4 (CST) 1:30 This Is the Life 3:30 Bums and Allen 5:00 Small Fry Frolics 6:30 Favourite Husband I 8:00 Toast of the Town 10:00 Ellery Queen 1:30 Tourbillon 4:00 The Playhouse 5:30 Kit Carson 7:00 Our Miss Brooks 9:00 Four Star Playhouse 10:30 U.N. Summary TV 1. 2 :00 Les Inconnus Dans 4: 30 On the Spot 6:00 Football HUddle 7:30 News Magazine 9:30 Immortal Clown I1:OQ Sunday Playhouse La Maison 12:00 News. Sign Off CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) 8:4S Interlude. Weather 10:30 Harmony Harbour 12:03 Capital Report 4:00 CBC News 6:30 Music I Like 9:00 Stage S5 9:00 CBC News 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 12:30 Religious Period 4:05 Ask the Weatherman 7:00 To Be Announced 10:00 Stringalong 9:03 Neighbour1y News 11 :00 Alon Mills 1:00 World Music Festivals 4: 12 Weather 8:00 CBC National News 10:30 Vesper Hour 9: 15 Proirie Gordener 2:30 Critically Speaking 4:15 U.~. ~n the Record 9: 30 Recital 11: 15 Just Mory 4:30 WlRmpeg Concert 8:10 Weekend Review 11 :00 CBC News. Weather 10:00 BBC News II :30 In His Steps 3:00 Canadian Scene 5: 30 The Iliad 8 :20 Our Special Speaker 11:15 Talk 10:15 Music for Meditation 12:00 CBC News 3:30 lake and the Kid 6:00 Sunday Chorale 8:30 lillie Symphonies II :30 CBC Music Dairy

8 :45 Interlude. Weather 8:30 Lillie Symphonies 9:00 CBC News 9: 00 Stage 55 9:03 Neighbourly News 10:00 Stringalong 9: 1S Proirie Gardener 10:30 Vesper Hour 9: 30 Recital' 11 :00 CBC Nows. Weather 10:00 BBC News 11: IS Talk 10:15 Music lor Meditation II :30 CBC Music Diary cnc DmUNION (MST) Program lirlt~s are sholDn at the end 0/ each All NETWORK PROGRAMS are made available by the CBC to affiliated basic stations. but not all programs listed here are c:orried by our affiliotes. becau5e 01 local commit_ program note in these pages. 111 tile time in· ments. Check local station lists. dicatioru, W mel",. eRW; K. CBK; X, eBX; 2: 00 Longines Symphonette 3:30 Music from the Films 15:00 Sunday Serenade 7 30 To Be Announced and 00111 .. eRe Dominion Network. 4:00 Operatic Hi9hliqhts (6:00 p.m. CST Man.) I 8 00 Bod's Scrapbook 2:30 Church of the Air (5:00 p.m. CST Man.) 5:30 Pat's Music Room 830 Hawaii Call. 3:00 Cuckoo Clock House 1 4:30 Our Miss Brooks 6:30 Enchanted Hour 9 00 Dominion News October 3 - 9 Page Three « BADIO NOTES » COllver, \Vinnipeg, Toronto, Montreal Betty person doesn't need to have done any­ and Hahfax-in that order eaeh week Tomlinson thing out of ule ordinary to be of in­ TRANS-CANADA MATINEE. from Mond'1Y to Saturday (excepting cnc Alberta lUomin8 CommentatQr terest, i\fiss Tomlinson says. The most What's New In FashIon; CookJng Wednesday), unless the pattern is in­ interesting people are those who are School, [ustella Langdon; JamaIca, lerrupted to take advantage of spl.-"Cial As she had never seen a mountain, aware of what is going on around My Home, EIleen .\Iarrett; news com­ at least a tall one, she came to Alberta mentary, Jean Edmonds, \Vlnnlpeg; opportunities as they occur. Roving them, regardless of where they may Joyce SUllivan, soprano;, Where Nests and she's never been sorry. The pro­ reporters in each of the five cities are be. It helps if you don't take yourself the Water lien, by uabrlelle noy, gram she handles regularly was estab­ read by Susan Fletcher. on the prowl for likely subjects ­ too seriously ... As for her listener