Miss Verna E. Weber. BERGE:I, Alta.
PRAIRIE REGION SCHEDULE Sept. 25· Oct. 1, 1949
Issued Each Week by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
VOLUME 11 No. 39 ISSUED AT WINNIPEG SEPTEMBER 16 5c PER COPY $1.00 PER YEAR
This Week:
Sir Thomas Beecham Stage 50 (Page 2)
CBC Wednesday* Night- Toronto Symphony Vatican Organist (Page 5) * Winnipeg Drama (Page 6) * Junior Clubs (Page 8) * Drllmatis Personae » ERHAPS TIUS L'35t of players in the CBe's P Stage 50 drama series may be laughing at a joke 2,000 yeats old. Rehearsals have begun for the first program of the '50 series-a radio adapta tion by Lister Sinclair of The Birds, an Athenian {.'omedy by Aristophancs. Other programs in the famous series are discussed in an article on this page by Andrew Allan, CBC Supervisor of Drama. *** Stage 50 CBC's lamous drama series resumes with ancient Greek comedy (BII ANDREW ALLAN, CBe Supervisor of Drama) \Vhen Stage 50 begins on Sunday September 25, the broadcast will not only mark the opening of the seventh season of our Sunday night Stages, hut will also mark the first time we have attempted anything su daring as an ancient Greek <..'omedy, The comedy is The Birds, written in 414 B.C. by Aristophancs, and now newly adapted for us by Stage 50 Cast Lister Sinclair, Although Mr. Sinclair has been successful in his adaptations of two Greek tragedies, Oedipus l'he King and Antigone, even his expert tunes in. Mr. Sinclair has, quite properly, trans The lyrics which 1\1r. Sinclair has freely adapted ness has until now hesitated before the task of ferred the action from Ilellas in the fifth century from Aristophanes have been turned into sprightly making an Athenian comedy palatable to a modem B.C. to Canada l!)f today. This halO been inspired contemporary songs hy Lucio Agostini. The young audience. by no delusion that Aristophanes can be improved, men of the play, who collaborated with the birds Ilowever, we feel that The Birds will not only but rather that the play may have the same ldnd of the air to build a Cloud-Cuckoo-Land from provide liS with a suitable opener, but will also of impact upon our listeners that it had upon the which all the political ills besetting our everyday prove a genuine eye-opener to everybody who audience which first saw it, world are eliminated, are (Turn to page 2) Page 2 CBC TIMES Prail'ie Region
SIR THOMAS BEECHAM Sunday, September 25th, 1949 Recorded program played by the STACE 50 London Philharmonic Orchestra and (Contintled from page 1) the London Symphony Orehcstra CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) under the direction of Sir Thomas young Canadians of today, the kind of B: 55 Musical Program 12:15 lust Mary 6:45 John Fisher Beecham. The Hunting Dance, Love people who are in fact constantly 9:00 esc News 12:30 Way of the Spirit 7: 00 Sir Thomas Beecham 9:03 Weather 1:00 esc News 8:00 Stage- 50 Sccnc, Sarahandc and Hornpipe from thinking of doing something just like 9:05 Morning Musicale 1:03 Capital Report 9:00 esc National News The Creat Elopement (Handel); the that. 9:15 World Church News 1:30 Religious Period 9:10 Weekend Review third and fourth movements of Sym 9: 30 Sunday School of the 2: 00 N.Y. Philharmonic 9: 20 OUf Special Speoker The second of our plays in the new Air phony No. 97 in C Major (Haydn); 3:30 Church of the Air S:30 U.N. Documentary Stage .50 will be The Fifth Column by 10:00 esc News 4:00 Music I Like 10:00 Winnipeg Symphony parts one and two of the overture to 10:02 Neighbourly News 4:30 To Be Announced Orchestra Ernest Hemingway. This play may 10: 15 Prairie Gardener 5: 00 Alan and Me II: 00 De Rimanoczy La Scala de Seta (Rossini); the 10:30 Recital 5:25 esc News Conducts Dance of the Comedians from Act seem to be about happenings which 11:00 Trinity Baptist Church 5:27 Weather 11:30 Vesper Hour are now thoroughly out of date-per 11:59 Dominion Time Signal 5:30 Critically Speaking 12:00 CBC News Three 0 f The Bartered B rid e 12:00 Alan Mills 6 :00 MQkers of Music 12:10 Weather (Smetana); and March Joyeuse haps more out of date than Aristo phanes. The Spanish Civil ';Var is now cnK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) (Chabrier). Now in his seventieth year, and at the peak of his powers, thought of by most of us as a small 8: 55 Musical Program 12:30 Religious Period 8: 10 Weekend Review Sir Thomas Beecham is the central prelude to the Second Great ';Var. Mr. 9:00 CBC News 1:00 N.Y. Philharmonic 8: 20 Our Special Speaker 9:02 Neighbourly News 2: 30 Church of the Air figure of this new series. Once again Hemingway's play is set in the Spanish 9:15 Prairie Gardener 3:00 Music I Like 8:30 U.N. Documentary Civil War. But whcn we hear one of 9:30 Recital 3:30 To Be- Announced 9:00 Makers of Music Sir Thomas will he talking to his audi 10:00 BBC News 4: 00 Alan and Me 9:45 John Fisher ence-introducing and commenting Mr. Hemingway's characters say that 10:15 Musical Program 4:25 CBC News 10:00 De Rimanoczy own we are in for fifty ycars of undeclared 10:30 Harmony Harbor 4:27 Weather upon recorded masterworks of his 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4:30 Winnipeg Symphony Conducts favourite music, and expressing his wars and that he has signed up for II : 00 Alan Mills Orchestra 10:30 Vesper Hour the duration, we can perhaps realize 11:00 CBC News pungent views not only on music but 11:15 Just Mary 5:30 Critically Speaking that is not nearly 11:30 Way 01 the Spirit 6: 00 Sir Thomas Beecham 11:10 Weather on many allied subjects. From time to The Fifth Column 12:00 CBC News 7:00 Stage SO 11:15 Historical Documents time he will invite guests to the pro so dated as we thought. 12:03 Capital Report 8:00 CBC National News 1l:30 Prelude to Midnight gram-such as William Walton, the The third play, hy way of contrast, CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) composer; Moira Shearer, the ballet takes us back to a more settled world 8 :55 Musical Program 12:03 Capital Report 7:00 Stage 50 star; and Sir Osbert Sil:well, the ~thc world of the late eighteenth 9:00 CBC News 12:30 Religious Period 8:00 CBC National Nows author. Sir Thomas has a number of century. This play is The Rivals by 9:02 Neighbourly News 1:00 N.Y. Philharmonic 8: 10 Weekend Review 9: IS Prairie Gardener 2: 30 Church of the Air 8: 20 Our Special Speaker anecdotes to tell about the music and Richard nrinsley Sheridan. Both the 9 :30 Recital 3:00 Music I Like 8:30 U.N, Documentary the composcrs, and about his own play and its author arc among the 10:00 BBC News 3:30 To Be Announced 9:00 Makers of Music 10:15 Musical Program 4:00 Alan and Me experiences on his last visit to the glories of the English theatre. A comic 10:30 Harmony Harbor 4:25 CBC News 9:45 John Fisher United States. creation like Mrs. Malaprop would he 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4:27 W€Qther 10:00 De Rimanoczy 11 :00 Alan Mills 4:30 Winnipeg Symphony Conducts 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. sufficient to rank any playa master 11: 15 Just Mary Orchestra 10:30 Vesper Hour piece. And Mrs. lvlalaprop is only one II :30 Way of the Spirit 5:30 Critically Speaking 11:00 CBCNews 12:00 CBC News 6: 00 Sir Thomas Beecham ll: 10 Weather STAGE 50 of the attractions in The Rivals. cnc DOMINION NETWORK (MST) The CBC's most famous drama Our fourlh play will give Lucio series resumes with a mdio adaptation Agostini ample opportunity to display 3:30 Meredith Willson 16:00 Life Begins at 80 18:00 Evening Serenade his undouhted genius in crcating 4:00 Hawaii Calls 6:30 Smoke Rings 8·15 Bod's Scrapbook by Lister Sinclair of The Birds, by 4:30 Journey Into Melody 7:00 Count of Monte Cristo . . Aristophanes, Greek satirist. This cele exotic mood-Salome by Oscar Wilde. 5:00 Think Fast 7:30 Album of Familiar 8:30 Flavoured With Flute This play was originally written in 5:30 Mutual Music Show Music S:OO Dominion News brated Athenian comedy, now more than 2,300 years old, has been mod French, a language with which its For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week's ernized in Sinclair's version. It is a author liked to believe himself thor Times - See Page 8. dream of Utopia, a Cloud-Cuckoo oughly familiar. Although it was later Land in which this world's troubles translated by his friend Lord Alfred « « NOTES »» CBC in 1946, and returns today fol arc past, written in Aristophane's Douglas, the play was never performed lowing a summer recess. It deals with typical vein 0 f satirical banter. upon thc English stage until about CAPITAL REPORT the day to day adventures of a boy Andrew Allan, pro d u c e r. From thirty years after Oscar 'Vilde's death, 'i·oronto. because the Lord Chamberlain held Alexander Uhl from 'Vashington, and girl in a typical Canadian family. Ray Darhy began writing for radio in 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. that representation of biblical char· Hugh Boyd [ rom Ottawa, and acters upon the stage would offend Matthew Halton from London. 1939, in \Vinnipeg. His series, "Once Upon a Time," in which humour and the sensitivities 0 f the English 1:03 p.m. 12:03 p.m. 12:03 p.m. WEEKEND REVIEW alH]iem:e. fantasy were comhined w:th well Tonight's speaker is George Fer chosen music, won him much acclaim guson, editor of a Montreal daily. Salome is often seen on the RELIGIOUS PERIOD and resulted in his removal to the Burton Kierstad, professor of eco European stage, but very seldom in Hev. "V, A. Ferguson will speak East, where the series was subse nomics at McGill University, will also Dritain or in North Amcrica, cxcept from Montreal. quently repeated. be heard each third week in this in one of its opemtic forms. We hope that our broadcast of this work will 1,:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. series, beginning October 9. make a great many people wonder 9,10 p,m, 8,10 p.m, 8,10 p.m. why the Lord Chamberlain took the CHURCH OF THE AIR MAKERS OF MUSIC view he did. Rev. George Goth, Metropolitan Less known works of great com Lady Violet's View Promised and hoped for in Ollr United Church, London, will conduct posers, performed by Canadian artists. Lady Violet Bonham-Carter, daugh .~eas(}n are new original plays by Lister today's service. Hesearch and commentary by Richard ter of Lord Asquith, and herself a Sinclair, Joseph Schull, W. O. Mitchell Johnston, professor of music, Univer 3:30 p,m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. broadcaster of great skill and per and Len Peterson. Mr. Sinclair's origi sity of Toronto. From Toronto. suasion, has spent much of her life on nal is the story of the man who con 6:00 rUIl. 9:00 11.m. 9:00 p.m. hustings and is convinced that plat verted southern England to Christi~ ALAN AND ME form speaking is vastly inferior to anity and founded the cathedral at Serial comedy by Ray Darby, JOHN FISHER broadcasting in forming pub I i c Canterbury. Tlte shoek with which formerly of Winnipeg, now of Holly opinion. She concluded, "When I re this venerable missionary discovered, wood. Produl;cr: J. Frank Willis. The CBC's roving reporter is at flect upon the tremendous power it when he retllrned to Canterbury Music by Russ Gerow. Cast: Mr. Clay Lethbridge, Alberta, this week. Leth wields in influencing our lives today,l twenty years later, that the evils he -John Drainie; Mrs. Clay-B e t h bridge will be celebrating Irrigation and the still greater power it may hau believeu erauicated after his first L 0 c k e r b i e; Alan-Elliott Collins; Day, and the 60th anniversary of its exercise ovcr thcm in the future, I visit were still HOllrishing under a Penny-Alene Kamins; Toady Brown chamber of commerce. cannot but rejoice that that power is new form, constitutes the nub of this Robert JaCkson. The series began on 6:45 p.m. 9:45 p.m. 9:45 p.m. vested in an independent public serv play. From \V. O. Mitchell we hope ice, which can afford to take long to have another story of the Canadian views, to risk daring experiments, to West, which will prove a worthy suc The C BeT IMES aim at high standards without regard cessor to The Dcvil's lnstrument of (WESTERN EDITION) rublhhed weekly by the Dlnadian Broadculing Corporation at III Prll.lrte Reclon HeldQuul.en. to box-office returns, free both from last year. Both r..lr. Schull and Mr, 300 Thlcphone Bulldlnl::. W1nnipel:, Mttn1tobl. the spur of private gain and from the Peterson arc still secretive about their i.: Monday, Septemher 26th, 1949 CBW, MANITOBA (990 Ke.) (CST) TIME CHANGE 6:45 Manitoba on Parade 11 :00 BBC News 5:00 Brave Voyage HIS \ Tuesday, September 27th, 1949 Tick, Tick! CBW, MANITOBA (990 Ke.) (CST) 6:45 Manitoba on Parade 11: 15 Aunt Lucy 5:30 U.N, Commentary 7:00 CBC News. Weather 11 :30 Sugar 'n Spice 5:35 Musical Program 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 11 :S9 Dominion Time Signal 5:45 Musical Program 7:30 CBe News. Weather 12 :00 Musical Program 6:00 CBC News 7;40 Manitoba on Parade 12:10 Weather 6: 10 Weather, Interlude 8:00 CBe News 12: 15 Farm Broadcast 6: 15 Sports Report B:05 Weather 12:45 Singalong- 6 :30 Western Five 8:07 Dominion Sportlight 1:00 CBC News 6:45 Meet Gisele 8:15 Brwkfasl Club 1: 10 Weather, Messages 7:00 Musical Program 8:45 Weather, CBW 1: 15 The Happy Gang 7 :30 Return to Arnhem Reporter I: 45 Musical Program II :00 Bob Hope 8:50 Morning Devotions 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 8 :30 Fibber McGee and 9 :00 CBC News 2: 15 Ma Perkins Molly 9:10 Musical Program 2: 30 Pepper Young 9:00 CBC National News 9:15 Kindergarten of the 2:45 Right to Happiness 9: 15 News Roundup Air 3:00 Musical Program 9:30 Mystery Theatre 9:30 Allison Grant 3:30 Bernard Braden 10:00 Science Reporter 9:35 Morning Comment 3:45 Allison Grant 10:15 Points of View 9:45 Here and There 3:57 Women's News 10:30 Leicester Square- 10:00 Road of Life Commentary 11 :00 To Be Announced 10:15 Big Sister 4: 00 Concert Hour 11: 15 Recital 10:30 What's Your Beef 4:45 Let's Read About It 11:30 Classics For Today 10:45 Laura Limited 5:00 Brav9 Voyage 12:00 CBC News 11:00 BBC News 5: 15 Life in the Open 12:10 Weather CBK. SASKATCHEWAN (540 Ke.) (MST) 6:45 Musical Program 11:15 The Happy Gang 5:15 Un Homme at son 7:00 eBC News 11 :45 Singalong Peche 7:05 Weather, interlude 12:00 CBC News 5:30 Life in the Open 7:15 Breakfast Club 12:10 Weather, Interlude 5:45 CBC News 7:45 The Clockwatcher 12:15 Farm Broadcast 5:55 Weather 8:00 CBC News 12:45 Musical Program 6:00 To Be Announced 8:10 Weather, Interludeo 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 6:30 Return to Arnhem 8:15 Morning Devotions 1:15 Ma Perkins 7:00 Bob Hope 8:25 CBK Reporter 1:30 Pepper Young 7:30 Fibber McGee and Is it"a heart, says Doc Gamble, pressing his stet1lOscope to the bosom of Mr. 8:30 Musical Program 1:45 Right to Happiness Molly 8:45 Morning Comment 2:00 Musical Program 8:00 CBC National News McGee of 79 Wistful Vista, or a doll{lr watch? Molly knows! Mr. and Mrs. 9:00 Road of Life 2:30 To Be Announced 8:15 News Roundup AIeCce, starting another season after 15 years of broadcasting. are back again 9:15 Big Sister 2:45 Allison Grant 8:30 Leicester Square 9:30 What's Your Beef 2:57 Women's News 9:00 Science Reporter on NBC-eBC. 9:45 Laura Limited Commentary 9:15 Points of View 10:00 BBC News 3:00 Concert Hour 9:30 Mystery Theatre whose work often goes unsung-arc 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3:45 Let's Read About It 10:00 To Be Announcetl. Chorus Important 10:30 Kindergarten of the 4:00 Brave Voyage 10:15 Recital Gordon Kushner and George Brough, Air 4:15 Spotlight on a Star 10:30 Classics For Today The opera will be conducted by 10:45 CBK RepOrter, 4:20 Sketches in Melody 11 :00 CBC News In Britten Opera Interlude 4:30 La Chanson Francoise 11: 10 Weather Rehearsals Continuing For CBC Geoffrey ,",'addington. Soon after the 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4:50 Cherchez vous 11:15 Radio Cartoons performance, Britten himself will be 11:00 Musical Program lrouverez 11:30 To Be Announced Wednesday Night Performanee Of Peter Grimes, October 12 in Toronto, and will be heard in CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Ke.) (MST) recital on CBC's Trans-Canada net~ The opera Peter Grimes, by Ben 6:55 Musical Program 11 :15 The Happy Gang 4 :35 Divertimento work. 7:00 CBC News 11 :45 Singalong 5: 00 Bernard Braden jamin Britten, which the cnc Opera 7:05 Weather, Interlude 12:00 CBC News 5:15 Meet Gisele Company will perfonn on Wednesday 7: IS Breakfast Club 12:10 Weather, Interlude 5: 30 Life in the Open Night, October 12, makes unusual de Good Manners Not So Rare,-'Tm 7:45 The Clockwatcher 12: 15 Farm Broadcast 5:45 CBC News very fond of my job, since now I 8:00 CBC News 12:45 Musical Program 5:55 Weather mands of vocal independence on the 8:lO Weother, 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 6:00 To B9 Announced chorns. The melodic lines and har meet people from all over the world Clockwatcher 1: 15 Ma Perkins 6: 30 Return to Arnhem and from all walks of life. Generally 8: 15 Morning Devotions 1:30 Pepper Young 7:00 Bob Hope monies are such as are more usually 8:25 Musical Program 1:45 Right to Happiness 7:30 Fibber McGee and found in orchestral music; not much speaking, the public are a pretty con 8 :30 Musical Program 2:00 Musical Program Molly siderate lot and there are a Jot more 8:45 Morning Comment 2:30 To Be Announced 8 :00 CBC National News help is given the individual singer in 'pleases' and 'thank you's' for taking 9:00 Road of Life 2:45 Allison Grant 8: 15 News Roundup finding his pitch; and some of the 9:15 Big Sister 2:57 Women's News 8:30 Leicester Square them up and down than you'd ex 9:30 What's Your Boef Commentary 9:00 Science Reportor strange hannonies make it necessary 9:45 Laura Limited 3:00 Alberta Memos 9:15 Points of View for each singer to be a rugged pect."-Margaret Cooper, Vancouver 10:00 BBC News 3 :30 Melody's the Theme 9 :30 Mystery Theatre elevator operator, on BBC. 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3:45 LeI's Read About It 10:00 To Be Announced individualist. 10:30 Kindergarten of the 4:00 Brav9 Voyage 10:15 Recilal Chorus rehearsals for the opera, Air 4:15 Spotlight on a Star 10:30 Classics For Today 10:45 Musical Program 4: 20 Sketches in Melody 11:00 CBC News under Richard Johnston, began in Documentary 10:59 Dominion Time Si9nal 4:30 U.N. Commentary 11:10 Weather April, continued through June, and 11:00 Musical Program follOWing a summer vacation, resumed CBC DOMINION NETWORK (MST) again this month. 5:00 Beulah 17:30 Let's Play Bridge 19:30 Casebook of Greqory Britten's music, according to John 5:15 Jack Smith 8:00 Korns a Krackin' Hood ston, is sometimes beautiful and some 5:30 Club 15 8:30 Harmony House 6:30 British Concert Hall 9:00 Dominion News 10:30 British Concert Hall times ugly, but always dramatically (7:30 p.m. CST, Man.) 9:15 United Nations Today (Sask. and Alia.) to the point. Ugly effects are obtained by ugly sounds. To sing certain pas For Corrections and Late Program Notes lor Last Week·s sages the chams has had to forget its Times - See Page 8. vocal lessons, for not to forget them would be dramatic suicide. «« HOTES »» Experimentation.-It is all too easy Diction is very important in this ,. to be esoteric when trying to opera, where the chorus is used largely SCIENCE REPORTER present unusual and worthwhile pro as a principal, and very infrequently The first report of tlus fall series grams. And the safe and sane policy as merely an accompaniment. Every will be made from Ottawa by Arthur of using only proven and acceptable word sung by the chorus must be McKenna on the Defense Research material is not the answer. That is verbally understandable and thorough Board's job of keeping Canada's de· too easy an escape. I feel there ly thought out for dramatic effect. fenses scientifically up-to-date. Mr. "The music is difficult at first," should be frequent experimenting, McKenna is the Wall Street Journal's Johnston says, "but when grasped, parliamentary correspondent in Ot partly for the zest and excitement it makes eminently good sense. As in the tawa. His hobby is science and he has lends to the program, but mainly, for case of the piano music of Debussy turned up' on Science Reporter before the opportunity to discover new things and Ravel, when first written, no ac -during the summer, he reported on for radio. I fecI, too, it is only fair cepted techniques made it possible to the National Research Council. To to present occasional features of ex meet their demands, but once these night, he will describe the Defense tremely limited appeal as a courtesy demands had been met, the technique The documentary broadcast on Massey Research Board's set-up, its methods to those minorities who yearn for -indeed, the horizon-of the piano Hall, Toronto, heard in this week's and some of the interesting results of them, and who have paid their forte had been extended," GBC Wedensday Night, is the work its recent activities. licence fees like the rest of us. The rehearsal accompanists for of GEORGE ROBERTSON, former Win- 10,00 p.m. 9,00 p.m. 9,00 p.m. Graham Allen, on CBG. Peter Grimes - valuable contributors nipeg announcer. Prairie Region CBC TIMES Page 5 Wednesday, Septemher 28th, 1949 CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 6:45 Manitoba on Parade 11 :00 BBC News 5:00 Brave Voyage Massey Hall 7:00 esc News, Weather 11: 15 Aunt Lucy 5:15 Maggie Muggins 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 11 :30 Sugar 'n Soice 5:30 U.N. Commentary 7:30 CBC N~s, Weather 11: 59 Dominion time Signal 5:35 Musical Program Massey Hall, 1'oronto, 7:40 Manitoba on Parade 12:00 Musical Program 5: 45 Musical Proqram B:oo cac News 12: 10 Weather 6:00 cac News opened i n 1894, is 8:05 Weather 12:15 Farm Broadcast 6:10 Weather, Interlude B:07 Dominion SporUight 12:45 Rila Martin Music 6:15 Sports Report the subject 0/ a docll 8:15 Breakfaat Club 1:00 CBC News 6: 30 Don Meuer 8:45 Weather, caw 1:10 Weather. Messages 6:45 Prelude to Wednes Reporter I:15 The Happy Gang day Night mentan} broadcast on 8:50 Morning Devotions 1:45 Musical Program 7:00 Historical Documents 9:00 cac News 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 7:15 Introduction to Wed- enc Wedn.esday 9: 10 Musical Program 2: 15 Ma Perkins nesday night 9: 15 Kindergarten of the 2:30 Pepper Young 7:30 Toronto Symphony Night this week. Air 2:45 Right to Happiness 9:00 CBC National News 9:30 Allison Grant 3 :00 Musical Program 9:15 News Roundup marking its 55th anni 9:35 Morning Comment 3:30 Bernard Braden 9:30 Distinguished Artists 9:45 Hero and There 3:45 Our Country Women versa"). (S e e this 10:00 Road of Life 3:57 Women's News 10:00 Massey Hall 10: 15 Big Sister Commentary 11 :00 Symphonic Recordings page). 10:30 What's Your Beef 4: 00 Concert Hour 12:00 CBC News 10:45 Laura Limited 4:45 Claire Wallace 12:10 Weather CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) 6:45 Musical Proqram 11 :00 Musical Program 4:40 RadIo Journal 7:00 CSC News 11: 15 The Happy Gang 4 :50 Yvan l'Intrepide 7:05 Weather. Interlude 11 :45 Rita Martin Music 5:00 Notre Architecture 7:15 Breakfast Club 12:00 CBC News 5: 15 lin Homme et son 7 :45 The Clockwatcher 12:10 Weather. Interlude Peche 8:00 CBC News 12: 15 Farm Broadcast 5:30 Maggie Muggins night's concert is associated with the B: 10 Weather, Interlude 12:45 Musical Program 5:45 CBC News documentary broadcast in Massey Hall "Just Mary" Back 8: 15 Morninq Devotions I :00 Life Can Be Beautiful 5:55 Weather 8: 25 CBK Reporter 1: IS Ma Perkins 6 :00 Pops on Parade heard this Wednesday Night. From Trip Abroad B:30 Musical Proqram 1:30 Pepper Young 6: 30 To Be Announced CBC Story TeUer Returns With 6:45 Morninq Comment I :45 Righi to Happ_iness 7:00 Musical Program 7:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 9: 00 Road of LUe 2 :00 Musical Program 7:15 Introduction to Wed- Cornish Fairy And Lucky Coin 9:15 Big Sister 2:30 To Be Announced nesday Night Back from the British Isles with a 9:30 What's Your Beef 2:45 Our Country Women 7: 30 London Studio Concert 9:45 Laura limited 2:57 Women's News 6:00 CBC National News lucky farthing, some old circus books, 10:00 BBC Nows Commentary a: 15 News Roundup DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS a silver Cornish fairy, and a new fund 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3 :00 Concert Hour B: 30 Mossey Hall 10:30 Kindergarten of the 3:45 Claire Wallace 9:30 Toronto Symphony Fernando Germani, organist of the of stories. Mary Grannan of the eGe Air 4:00 Brav8' Voyage II :00 cac News Vatican at Rome, in recital. From -"Just Mary" to thousands of very 10:45 CBK Reporter, 4:15 Spotlight on a Star 11: 10 Weather Interlude 4: 20 Sketches in Melody 11: 15 To Be Announced Toronto. Program to be announced. young listeners-resumes hp! famous 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4: 30 La Chanson Francaise II:30 Distinguished Artists Germani, now on a North American Sunday series on September 25. tOUf, has given many recitals in Can In London, Mary did two broad CBX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) ada and the United States. lIe was casts for the BBe, spent a day in the 6:55 Musical Proqram 10:59 Dominion Time SiQnal 4: IS sr.tIight on a Star for two years head of the organ de children's tplevision deparhnent, and 1:00 CBC News II :00 Musical Proqram 4:20 S etches in Melody 7:05 Weather, Interlude 11: 15 The Happy GanQ 4:30 U.N. Commentary parbnent of the Curtis Institute. sal in on a broadcast of the Childrf.,'7j's 7:15 Breakfast Club II :45 Rita Martin Music 4: 35 Divertimento Philadelphia. He is a native of Rome Hou~. 7: 45 The Clockwatcher 12:00 CBC News 5:00 Bernard Braden 8:00 CBC New. 12:10 Weather, Interlude 5: 15 To Be Announced and received his early training under The GBG story-teller sailed from 8:10 Weather, 12:15 Farm Broadcast 5 :30 Maggie Muggins OUorino Rcspighi, Francesco Bajarcli, Canada on July 8 and made landfall Clockwatcher 12:45 Musical Program 5 :45 cac News and Raffaele Manari. In Rome each first in the port of Dublin, Irekmd. In 8:15 Morning Devotion. 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 5:55 Weather B:25 Musical Proqram 1: 15 Ma Perkins 6:00 Pops on Parade year he gives a summer series of 13 ~farrowbone Lane she watched for 8:30 Musical Program 1:30 Pepper Young 6:30 To Be Announced recitals whieh include the entire organ the ghost of Peg 'Vuffington, but Peg 8 :45 Morning Comment 1:45 Right to Happiness 7:00 Musical Proqram 9: 00 Road of Life 2:00 Musical Program 7:15 Introduction to Wed- works of J. S. Bach, Cesar Franck, was coy that day. In her acting hey 9:15 Big Sister 2:30 To Be Announced nesday Night and Max Reger. For tltis work he has day in the 1700's, poor Peg met her 9:30 What's Your B_1 2:45 Our Country Women 7: 30 London Studio Concert 9:45 Laura Limited 2:57 Women's News 8:00 cac National New. been given the Cross of Commander death when an enraged patron threw 10:00 BBC New. Commentary 8:15 New. Roundup of Saint Sylvester by Pope Pius XII. a rock at her during a performance, 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3:00 Albertcr Memos 8: 30 Massey Hall (This was said to have given rise to 10:30 Kinderqarten of the 3:30 Melody's the Theme 9:30 Toronto Symphony 9:30 p.m. II :30 p.m. Ai< 3:45 Claire Wallace 11:00 CBC News the idea of the movies, for the pro 10:45 Musical Proqram. 4:00 Brave Voyage 11:10 Weather tection of actors). Mary yisited Rose CBC DmnNION NETWORK (MST) mary Mc:\faster of the Dublin Gate MASSEY HALL Players on Howth Head, heather 8:30 Your Women'. Editor 15:15 Jack Smith 8: 30 Dance Orchestra (.'Overed hill which juts from the Dub (Manitoba) 5:30 Club 15 9 :00 Dominion New. Documentary broadcast by George 10:30 Your Women'. Editor 7:00 Scattergood Baines lin coast into the Irish Sea. Sho al'io (Sosk. and Alta.) 7:30 Curtain Time 9:15 United Nations Today Robertson, produced by John Kanna 5:00 Beulah 8:00 Great Gildersleeve 1 9:30 Dol Richards bought several books of Irish legends win. From Toronto. Massey Hall, a while in Dublin, and some old folk gift by Hart Massey to the city of music, which in due course may pop For Corrections and Late Program Hotes for Last Week-s Toronto, opened its doors in 1894, 55 up in her program. Times - See Page 8. years ago, and this rather odd anni In England, Mary visited 'Vest· versary is marked in tonight's broad « « »» Lucio Agostini; Andrew Allan, pro minster Abbey, Hyde Park, and many NOTES cast. Two musical organizations. the other historic spots, and made a ducer. From Toronto. Toronto Symphony Orchestra (to be CURTAIN TIME Dom. 7:30 p.m. journey to Fowey in Cornwall, where heard tonight on CBC), and the Men the author Daphne du Maurier has One of the favourite publicity stunts del Thursday, September 29th, 1949 CBC Announcers-XVII Transport Minister Urges Tolerance CBW, MANITOBA (990 Ke.) (CST) North American Radio Channels G:45 Manitoba on Pa.rade 11:00 BBC News 5:00 Brave Voyage Crowded By Multiplyipg Stations 7:00 CBC News. Weather II: 15 Aunt Lucy 5:15 Sleepy Hollow Farm 7:05 Manitoba on Parade 11:30 Sugar 'n Spice 5:30 U.N. Commentary 31(Jntreal-A crowding of North 7:30 CBC News. Weather 11:S9 Dominion Time Signal 5:35 Musical Program American broadl.'aSting channels by 7:40 Manitoba on Parade 12:00 Musical Program 5:45 Musical Program im.:reasing numbers of stations, calling 8:00 CDC News 12:10 Weather 6:00 CBC News 8:05 Weath8'r 12: IS Farm Broadcast 6:10 Weather, Interlude for tolerance and goodwill for solu 8:07 Dominion Sport1ight 12:45 Singalonq 6:15 Sports Report tion, was described by Hon. Lionel 8:15 Breakfast Club 1:00 CBC News 6:30 Western Five 8:45 Weather. CBW I: 10 Weather, Messaqes 6:45 Tony the Troubadour Chevrier, Dominion minister of trans Reporter 1: 15 The Happy Gang 7: 00 To Be Announced port, in an address to the third orth 8:50 MorniDq Devotions 1:45 Musical Program 7: 30 Arthur God1Tey 9:00 CDC News 2:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 8 :00 John and Judy American Regional Broadcasting <:on 9:10 Musical Proqram 2: 15 Ma Perkins 8:30 Gisele and Mr. Cable ferem.'C here last week. Delegates 9: 15 Kinderqarten of the 2:30 Pepper Young 9:00 CBC National News were present from Cuba, the Domini Air 2:45 Right to Happiness 9:15 News Roundup 9:30 Allison Grant 3: 00 Musical Proqram 9:30 Prelude to War can Republic, Haiti, Mexico, the 9: 35 Mominq Comment 3:30 Berncud Braden United States, and Canada. Thc 9:45 Here and There 3:45 A Book I Like 10:30 Eventide 10:00 Road 01 tUe 3:57 Women's News 11: 00 Winnipeq Drama Canadian delegation was headed by 10:15 Big Sister Commentary II:30 Chamber Music the deputy minister of transport, C. 10:30 What's Your Beef 4:00 Concert Hour 12 :00 CBC News 10:45 Laura Limited 4 :45 To Be Announced 12:10 Weather P. Edwards. CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Ke.) (MST) Tn 1947, when the first regional con ference was held, Mr. Chevrier said, 6:45 Musical Program II :00 Musical Program 4:40 Radio Journal 7:00 CBC News 11: 15 The Happy Gang 4:50 Trois de Quebec there had been 1,300 stations on the 7:05 Weather, Interlude 11:45 Singalong 5:15 Un Homme et son continent for 107 channel... The num 7:15 Breakfast Club 12 :00 CBC News Peche ber had now increased to 2,500 7:45 The Clockwatcher 12:10 Weather, Int8'l'lude 5: 30 Sleepy Hollow Farm 8:00 CBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast 5:45 CBC News statiOns. 12:45 Musical Proqram 8:10 Wecther, Interlude 5:55 Weather PECKNOLD, 8: 15 Morning Devotions 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 6: 00 To Be Announced CAHR cnc announcer sta Frequency allocations and technical 8: 25 CBX Reporter 1: 15 Ma Perkins 6: 30 Arthur God1Tey tioned at Winnipeg, is a native of matters were the chief items before 8:30 Musical Program I:30 Pepper Young 7:00 John and Judy 8:45 Morning Comment 1 :45 Right to Happiness 7:30 Gisele and Mr. Cable Edmonton, Alberta, of Irish origin. Ite the conference. 9: 00 Road of Life 2:00 Musical Prog-ram 8:00 CBC National News is heard frequently in the morning 9:15 Big Sister 2 :30 To Be Announced 8: 15 News Roundup 9:30 What's Your Beef 2:45 A Book I Like 8:30 Eventide newscasts from Winnipeg. The Colour of News.-As most of us 9:45 Laura Limited 2:57 Women's News 9:00 Prelude to War arc aware the Canadian newspapers Commentary Carr left high school with a yen to 10:00 BBC News 10: 00 Winnipeg Drama and radio stations get their foreign 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3: 00 Concert Hour 10:30 Chamber Music 10:30 Kindergarten of the 3: 45 To Be Announced follow a musical career, and for six news almost entirely through the Air 4:00 Brave Voyage II :00 CBC' N&ws years played sax and clarinet in dance 10:45 CBK Reporter, 4:15 Spotlight on a Star II:10 Weather Canadian Press and the British United Interlude 4 :20 Sketches in Melody II:15 Miscellany bands about Vancouver, The war Press, which in tum get it from the 10:59 Dominion Time Sig-nal 4 :30 La Chanson Francoise II : 30 To Be Announced came along, and his next four years great American newsgathering asso COX, ALBERTA (1010 Ke.) (MST) were spent with the armed forces. It ciation, the Associated Press and the 6:55 Musical Program 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4: 15 Spotlight on a Star was then, after leaving the forces, that United Prcss. Both of these organiza 7:00 CBC NGWs 11:00 Musical Program 4: 20 Sketches in Melody radio began to beckon. tions can alford to maintain world 7:05 Weather, Interlude 11: IS The Happy Ganq 4:30 U.N. Commentary wide and well trained staffs and as a 7:15 Breakfast Club 11 :45 Sinqalonq 4: 35 Divertimento Carrs' radio career began at a 7:45 The Clockwatcher 12:00 CBC News 5:00 Bernard Braden consequence they provide a service 8:00 CBC News 12:10 Weather, Interlude 5:15 Tony the Troubadour private station in Vancouver. Sub which Canadian papers and radio sta 8:10 Weather, 12:15 Farm Broodc:ost 5: 30 Sleepy Hollow Farm sequently he went to the Academy Clockwatcher 12:45 Musical Program 5:45 CBC News tions coud not afford on their own 8:15 Morning Devotion. I :00 Life Can Be Beautiful 5:55 Weather of Radio Art.... in Toronto for further reSOUH..'CS. It is incvitable, however, 8 :25 Musical Proqram I: IS Ma Perkins 6: 00 To Be Announced 8 :30 Musical Program 1:30 Peppar Young 6: 30 Arthur Godfrey training, and then again joined a that as the largest market for their 8 :45 Morning Comment 1:45 Right to Happiness 7:00 John and Judy private station in Hamilton, Ontario. news i'> in the United States, and as 9:00 Rood 01 Bife 2:00 Musical Proqram 7:30 Gisele and Mr. Cable 9:15 Big Slater 2:30 To Be Announced 8:00 CBC Nalional News He eame to the CBC in July, 1948. most of their reporters are Ameri 9:30 What's Your Beel 2:45 A Book I Like 8:15 News Roundup cans, writing for that markct they 9: 45 Laura Limited 2:57 Women's News 8:30 Eventide This CBC announcer has added 10:00 BBC News Commentary 9:00 Prelude to War steadiness, reliability and industry to tend to think of world affairs in tenns 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3:00 Alberta Memos 10:00 Winnipaq Drama his native endowment of Irish clever of American intcrcsts.-G. C. Andrew, 10:30 Kinderqarten of the 3:30 Melody'. the Theme 10:30 Chamber Music on CBC. AI' 3: 45 To Be Announced 11:00 CBC News ness and chann. Outdoors, he likes 10:45 Musical Program 4:00 Brave Voyage 11: 10 Weather tennis, golf, and swimming, and at CBC DO~UNION NETWORK (MST) home, books-chiefly current events English Author 5:00 Beulah 7:30 The Eye 9:00 Dominion News and biographies-atlmct him. lIe has 5:15 Jack Smith 8:00 Heinie and His Band 9: IS United Notions Today an amhition to handle aChlality broad 5:30 Club 15 8:30 Wally Wicken's 7:00 Suspense I Orchestra I 9:30 First Hundred Years casts for the CBC. For Corrections and Late Program Hotes for Last Week"s Times-See Page 8. Claude Champagne « « NOTES » » shire are Inheritance, the story of the Named BMI Editor coming of the industrial revolution to T(Jronto-The appointment of Dr. A BOOK I LIKE Yorkshire; A Modem Tragedy, a Claude Champagne, composer and record of the effect on a linked group teacher of music, as editor-in-chief of Phyllis Bentley, a well-known Brit of people of the hardships of the ish novelist, will conclude this series Broadcast l'.Iusie Incorporated, has postwar slump; Sleep in Peace, and been announced. with a talk on How I \Vrite a Novel. Take Courage. Besides writing fiction, Miss Bentley is one of the most Miss Bentley reviews and broadcasts Broadcast Music is directed jointly popular speakers in Britain and an lectures on it. Her talk was recorded by the CBC and the association of entertaining conversationalist who can by the BBC especially for this series. private broadcasters, and is afBliated talk with authority on a wide variety 3:45 p,m. 2:45 p.m. 2:45 p.m. with an organization of the same name of subjects. She was born in Halifa.x, in the United States. a cloth-manufacturing town in thc WINNIPEG DRAMA \Vest Riding of Yorkshire. During the A mcycIc for Bohhy, hy Lewis Dr. Champagne, speaking of his First World War, she taught in the Grant Wallace, Alfred Parr, producer; ncw appointment, said he hoped to local Boy's Grammar School, and then Frank Stanley, announcer. From Win advance Canadian composers through became a secretary at the Ministry of nipeg. The play was first produced by perfonnances of their works on radio and stage, and through publicizing Munitions headquarters in London. In the BBC in England in 1948, under PUYLLIS BENTLEY, well-knowtl Eflglish the 1920's she classified nnd cata the title "Young Chippie." It deals them in other countries. author who will broadcast a talk logued, single-hande Friday, September 30th, 1949 Toronto Orchestra CBW, MANITOBA (990 Kc.) (CST) 6 :45 Manitoba on Parade It:15 Aunt Lucy 5:15 Sleepy Time Story 7:00 CBC News. Weather II :30 Sugar 'n Spice Teller 7:05 Manitoba on Parade II: 59 Dominion Timo Signal 5:30 U.N. Commentary 7:30 CBC News, Weather 12:00 Musical Program 5:35 Musical Program 7:40 Manitoba on Parade 12:10 Weather 5:45 Musical Program 8:00 CBC News 12:15 Farm Broadcast 6:00 CBC News 8:05 Weather 12:45 Rita Martin Music 6:10 Weather, Interlude 8:07 Dominion Sportlight 1:00 CBC News 6:15 Sports Roport 8: 15 Breakfast Club I: 10 Weather, Messages 6: 30 Don Messer a:45 Weather, CBW I:15 The Happy Gang 6 :45 Ed McCurdy Reporter I :45 Musical Program 7: 00 The Happy Time 8 :50 Morning Devotions 2:00 Lile Can Be Beautiful 7: 30 Summer Concert 9:00 CBC News 2: IS Ma Perkins 8:00 Guestin' With Kesten 9: 10 Musical Program 2: 30 Pepper Young 8:30 Beat The Champs 9:15 Kindergarten of the 2:45 Right to Happiness 9:00 CBC National NeWB Air 3:00 Musical Program 9:15 News Roundup 9: 30 Allison Grant 3:30 Bernard Braden 9: 30 Parlow String Quartet 9:35 Morning Comment 3:45 Housing Remakes 10:00 Music by Eric Wild 9: 45 Here and ThCTe 10:30 Vancouver Drama 10:00 Road of Life 3:57 Women's News 11:00 Preacher's Diary 10:15 Big Sister Commontary 11:15 Canadian Short Stories 10:30 What's Your Beef 4: 00 Concert Hour 11:30 Collector's Corner 10:45 Laura Limited 4:45 Claire Wallace 12:00 CBC News 11 :00 BBC News 5 :00 Brove- Voyage 12:10 Weather CBK, SASKATCHEWAN (540 Kc.) (MST) 6:45 Musical Program II:45 Rita Martin Music 5:15 Un Homme et son 7 :00 CBC News 12:00 CBC News Peche 7:05 Weather, Interlude 12: 10 Weather, Interlude 5: 30 Sleepy Time Story 7: 15 Breakfast Club 12:15 Farm Broadcast Teller 7: 45 The Clockwatcher 12:45 Musical Program 5:45 CBC News 8:00 CBC News 1:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 5:55 Weather 8:10 Weather. Interlude 1: 15 Ma Perkins 6:00 To Be Announced 8:15 Morning Devotions 1 : 30 PCPPC'f Young 6:30 To Se Announced 8: 25 CBK Reporter 1:45 Right to Happiness 6:45 Sports Review THE TOHONTO Sn'IPHONY OncHEsTHA, photographed here during a concert in 8:30 Musical Program 2 :00 Musical Program 7: 00 The Happy Time 8:45 Morning Comment 2: 30 To Be Announced 7:30 Beat the Champs Massey Hall, will be heard on esc Wednesday Night this week. (See 1)oge 5). 9: 00 Road of Life 2 :45 Housing Remakes 8:00 CSC National News 9: IS Big Sister 2:57 Women's News 8: 15 News Roundup 9:30 What's Your Beef Commentary 8: 30 Summer Concert Sometimes there is a surprise guest 9: 45 Laura Limited 3:00 Concert Hour 9:00 Guestin' with Kesten Cuckoo Clock House 10:00 BBC News 3 :45 Claire Wallace 9:30 Vancouver Drama in one of the roolUS, an e:\.-pert in some 10: 15 Aunt Lucy 4:00 Brave Voyage 10:00 Music by Eric Wild Says "Conle On In" field of child activity-sports, hobbies, 10:30 Kindergarten of the 4:15 Spotlight on a Star 10:30 Preacher's Diary crafts, music, art or drama-who Air 4:20 Sketches in Melody 10:45 Canadian Short 10:45 CBK Reporter, Stories Cuckoo Clock House, the popular describes his or her work. Interlude 4: 30 La Chanson Francaise 11:00 CSC News 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4:40 Radio Journal 11: 10 Weather children's program on CEC Dominion, Something new has been added to 11:00 Musical Program 4:50 Yvan l'lntrepide 11: 15 Recital is back on the air for the fifth season, Cuckoo Clock House this year. It is a II: IS The Happy Gang 5:00 Curiosities historiques 11:30 Parlow String Quartet and it's "open house" every Saturday small hrown mouse, known for the CUX, ALBERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) at 5:00 p.m. COT, 5:30 p.m. MDT. time being as Cuckoo Clock House 6:55 Musical Program II: IS The Happy Gang 5: 00 Bernard Braden Once again the host and hostess are mouse. This little fellow attached him 7:00 CSC News 11 :45 Rita Martin Music 5:15 Ed McCurdy Kenny Graham and Beth Robinson, self to the house during the summe-r, 7:05 Weather. Interlude 12:00 CBC News 5:30 Sleepy Time Story who conduct their young listeners "horned in" on the fun during the 7:15 Breakfast Club 12:10 Weather, Interlude Teller 7:45 The Clockwatcher 12: IS Farm Broadcast through the many imaginary rooms of first "open house" last Saturday, and 8:00 CBC News 12:45 Musical Program 5:45 CSC News 8:10 Weather, I :00 Life Can Be SeauUful 5:55 Weather Cuckoo Clock House, where there's decided to settle down there. Listeners Clockwatcher I: IS Ma Parkins 6:00 To Be Announced always lots to see and hear of interest are asked to send their suggestions for 8:15 Morning Devotions I :30 Pepper Young 6:30 To Be Announced 8:25 Musical Program 1:45 Right to Happiness 6: 45 Sports Review to youngsters from eight to twelve. naming him to Cuckoo Clock House, 8: 30 Musical Program 2:00 Musical Program 7: 00 The Happy Time CHC, 354 Jarvis Street, Toronto. 8 :45 Morning Comment 2: 30 To Be Announced 7:30 Beal the Champs The most popular room in the house 9: 00 Road of Life 2: 45 Housing Remakes 8:00 eBC National News is the Story Room, where Bill Needles, The series is a feature presentation 9:15 Big Sister 2:57 Women's News 8: 15 News Roundup well-known Tor 0 n t a radio actor, of the Children's Department of the 9:30 What's Your Beef Commentary 8: 30 Summer Concert 9:45 Laura Limited 3:00 AlbEl'lta Memos 9:00 Guestin' with Kesten presents dramatized extracts from chil CBC. It is produced by Norbert Bau· 10:00 BBC News 3:30 Melody's the Theme 9:30 Vancouver Drama dren's stories old and new-giving his man in co-operation with the Ontario 10:15 Aunt Lucy 3:45 Claire Wallace 10:00 Music by Eric Wild 10:30 Kindergarten of the 4:00 Brave Voyage 10:30 Preacher's Diary young guests just enough about the Federation of Home and School Asso Air 4: 15 Spotlight on a Star 10:45 Canadian Short story each week to make them want ciations. It is planned and written by 10:45 Musical Program 4:20 Sketches in Melody Stories Dabs nrown, of Toronto, who has two 10:59 Dominion Time Signal 4:30 U.N. Commentary 11:00 esc News to go to their local public library and 11 :00 Musical Program 4:35 Divertimento 11:10 Weather finish the book themselves. The books youngsters of her own, and knows the are carefully chosen by the staff of sort of entertainment boys and girls CBC DOMINION NETWORK (MST) Boys and Girls House, which is the like best. 8:30 Your Women's Editor I 5:15 Jack Smith 8:00 Championship Fight children's branch of the Toronto Pub A highlight of each broadcast is (Manitoba) 5:30 Club 15 9:00 Dominion News 10:30 Your Women's Editor 6:30 Treasure Trail lic Library. the opening of the Question Box, to (Sask. and Alta.) 7:00 Opera ConCEl'lt 9: 15 United Nations Today which listeners are encouraged to send 5:00 Beulah . 7:30 Enchanted Hour I 9: 30 Foster Hewitt Each broadcast begins and ends with a visit to the music room wher~ questions on any subject. The most For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week·s Don Haskett entertains with eh(~ery interesting questions are read and Times-See Page 8. songs, accompanied by Lou Snider at answered on the air, and the others the novachord. are answered by mail. Babs Brown work, and falls in and out of love with spends several hours a day traeking «« NOTES »» Other rooms in this intriguing 10;30-11:00 p.m. (CBK) MDT Cancel; Beat The Champs. Scbedule: Guestin' With Kesten. !.....__S_a_lur__d_a_y_,_O_C_lo_h_c_r_l_s_l_,_19_4_9 11 ~!~O~~E~~!B~R~8 .~~!~9S I 9:30·10:00 p.m. (CBX) MST Cancel: Beat The Champs. Schedule: Guestin' With Kesten. CBW, MANITOBA (990 Ke.) (CST) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Wr.r.nY. CBS Symphony. Orchestra conducted by 6:45 Manitoba on Parade II :45 Melodies for Juniora 5:30 Divertimento Anthony Collins. Grand Duo Symphony SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 7:00 CSC News. Weather 11 :59 Dominion Time Signal 5:45 Gordon Howard (Schubert), written by the composer in a 7: 05 Manitoba on Parade 12:00 Musical Program 6 :00 To Be Announced 11:30-11 :59 a.m. (CBW) CDT piano version lor lour hands and scored Cancel: Melodies For Juniors. 7:30 CBC News. Weather 12:10 Weath9f 6: 15 Sports Rl:!port lor orchestra by Collins; Foll.loti (Elgar). 7:40 Manitoba on Parade 12:15 Junior Clubs 6:30 To Be Announced 11:30-11:45 a.m. 8:00 CBC News 12 :30 Musical Program 6: 45 Memo From Lake 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon Schedule: Saturday Slory. 8 :05 Weather 12:45 cae News Success 8:07 Dominion Sportlight 12:55 Weather, Messages 7: 00 To Be Announced II :45·11 ;59 a.m. 8:15 Manitoba on Parade 1: 00 To Be Announced 7:30 Share the Wealth Scbedule: Melodies For Juniors. 8:45 Weather. caw 1:30 To Be Announced 8:00 CBC News 11:00-12:00 mid. Reporter 2:00 CBe News 8:10 Two Piano Team CORRECTIONS Cancel: Present Listings. 8: 50 Morning Devotions 2 :03 To B9 Announced 8: 30 Soirees de Quebec FOR CBC TIMES DATED SEPTEMBER 18-24, 1l:00·11:30 p.m. 9:00 CBC News 2: 30 To Be Announced 9: 00 To Be Announced Scbedule: Come Into the Parlour. 9:05 Morning Music 1949. 3 :00 To Be Announced 9:30 Musicale 11:30·12:00 mid. 9: 25 CBW Reporter 3:30 To Be Announced 10;00 Prairie Schooner Schedule: Dance Orchestra. 9:30 Doorway in Fairyland 10:30 To Be Announced Pencil these Corrections 0:00 Calling AU Children 4: 00 To Be Announced II :00 Come into the Parlor 10:30-10:59 a,m. (CBK) MDT 0: 30 Good Deed Club 5:00 This Week 11:30 Current and Choice into Program Lists. Last Cancel: Melodil:!s For Juniors. 5: 15 CBC News 1:00 BBC News 12 :00 CBC News Week's Times. 10:30·10;45 a.m. 1: 15 Sports College 5:25 Weather 12: 10 Weather Schedule: Saturday Story. II:30 Saturday Story MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 10:45-10;59 a.m. Schedule: Melodies For Juniors. CIlK, SASKATCIIEWAN (540 Ke.) (MST) 6;30-6:45 p.m. (CBW) CDT Cancel: Don M6'lIser. 11:15·11:30 a.m. 6:45 Musical Program 11:30 World Church News 5: 45 Memo From Lake Schedule; Gayle Gordon. Canc'?l; To Be Announced. 7:00 CBC News 11:45 CBC News Success THIS OCCASION ONLY. Schedule: World Church News. 7:05 Weather. Interlude 11;55 Weather 6:00 To Be Announced 7:15 Musical Program 12:00 To Be Announced 6:30 Share the Wealth 7;30-8:00 p.m. 10:00-11 :00 p.m. 7:30 Music for Madame 12:30 To Be Announced 7:00 CBC National News Cancel: Serenade to Summer. Cancel: Pre.ent Listings. 8:00 CBC News 1 :00 CBC News Schedule: Fun Parade. 10;00-10:30 p.m. 7:10 Two Piano Team Wr.r.KLY. 8:10 Weather. Interlude 1 :03 To Be Announced 7;30 Soirees de Quebec Schedule: Come Into the Pculour. 8: 15 Morning Devotions I: 30 To Be Announced 10:00-10:15 a.m. (CBX) MST 8 :00 To Be Announced 10:30-11 :00 p.m. 8: 25 CBK Reporter 2 ;00 To Be Announced Cancel: Timely Tunos. Scbedule; Dance Orchestra. 8:30 Doorway in Fairyland 2 :30 To Be Announced 8 :30 Musicale Schedule: What's Your Bet>f? 9: 00 Calling All Children 3 :00 To Be Announced 9:00 Prairie Schoonl:!r II :OO-ll: 15 a.m. 9:30-9;59 a.m. (CBX) MST 9:30 Bulletins d'Jnfonnation 3: 45 To Be Announced 9: 30 To Be Announced Cancel: What's Your Beef? Cancel: Melodios For Juniors. 9:33 La Vie qui Va 4.; 00 Piano Classics 10;00 Come into the Pador Schedule: To Be Announced. 9:30-9;45 a.m. 0:00 BBC News 4:15 CBC News 10:30 Current and Choice MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS WEEKLY. Schedule: saturday Story. 0: 15 Saddle Serenade 4:25 Weather 0:30 Saturday Story 4:30 Divertimento 11:00 CBC News 7:30-8:00 p.m. (Dom.) MDT 9:45-9:59 a.m. 0:45 Melodies for Juniors 4: 45 Gordon Howard 11:10 Weather Cancel: To Be Announced. Schedule; Melodies For Juniors. 0:59 Dominion Time Signal 5: 00 Heather Mixture 11: 15 Dance Orchestra Schedule: Musical Program. 10: 15-10 :30 a.m. 11 :00 To Be Announced 5: 30 Sports College 11 :30 To Be Announced WEEKLY. Cancel: To Be Announced. 11: 15 This Week Schedule: World Church News. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 CIlX, ALRERTA (1010 Kc.) (MST) 6:45-7:00 p.m. (CBW) CDT 9:00·10:00 p.m. Cancel: Moot Gisela. Cancel: Present Listings. 6:55 Musical Program '11:30 World Church New. 5: 30 Sporls College Schedule: Points of View. 9~~~':d~~e~'~me 7:00 CBC News 11 :45 CBC News 5:45 Memo From Lake 7:00·7:30 p.m. Jnto lhe Parlour. 7;05 Weather, Interlude 11 :55 Weather Success Cancel; Fun Parade. 9;30-10:00 p.m. 7:15 Musical Program 12:00 To Be Announced 6;00 To Be Announced 7:30 Music Jor Madame 12:30 To Be Announced Schedule: Musical Proqram. Scbedule: Dance Orchestra. 6;30 Shcue the Wealth 10:()().10:30 p.m. 8:00 CBC News 1:00 CBC News 7:00 CBC National News 7:30-8:00 p.m. (Dem.) MDT 8:10 Weather, Interlude 1:03 To Be Announced Cancel: Alberta Ranch House. Cancel: Musical Etchings. 8:15 Morning Devotiona 1:30 To Be A.nnounced 7:10 Two Piano Teem Schedule; To Bo Announced. Scbedule: Opportunity Winnen. 8:25 CBK Reporter 2 :00 To Be Announced 7:30 Soilees de Quebec 7:00-7:30 p.m. (CBK) MDT WEEILY, 8;30 Doorway in Fairyland 2:30 To Be Announced. 8;00 To Be Announced Cancel: Bob Hope. 9:00 Colling All Children 3:00 To Be Announced 8;30 Musicale Schedule: To B. Announced. 9:30 Alberta Memos 3:45 To Be Announced 9;00 Prairie Schooner 9;00-9;30 p.m. 10:00 BBC News 4:00 Piano Classics 9:30 To Be Announced Cancel: Alberta Ranch House. 10:15 Saddle Serenade 4:15 CBC News 10:30 Saturday StorY 4;25 Weather 10;00 Come into the Parlor Schedule: Bob Hope. 10:45 Melodies Jor Juniors 4:30 Divertimento 10;30 Current and Choice 6:00-5:30 p.m. (CBX) MST Dark Doings At 0:59 Dominion Time Si9nal 4:45 Gordon Howard 11:00 CBC News Cancel; Bob Hop•. 11 :00 Bandstand 5:00 Heather Mixture 11: 10 Weather Schedule: To Be Announced. Kitchener, Onto 1: 15 This Week 8;00-8;30 p.m. Cancel; Alborta Ranch House Reid Forsee, onc of CSC Toronto's CRC DOMINION NETWORK (MST) Schedule: Bob Hope. veleran announcers, has a favourite 8:30-9:00 p.m. (Dom.) MDT 4:00 Cuckoo Clock House 15:30 Cuckoo Clock House 17:30 Opportunity Winnen story about a political rally at (5;00 p.m. CST Man,) (Sask. and AI.la.) 8:00 Dance Orchestra Cancel: Present LiatinQs. 5'00 Juko Box Jury 6:00 Twenty Questions Schedule; Harmony House. Kilchener, Ontario, during the fed 5;30 Dragnet 6:30 Tho Show Must Go On 8:30 Dance Orch6'lltra WI:EI:LY, eral eledion campaign of 1945. The (6:30 p.m. CST Man,) 7:00 Musical Program 9:00 Dominion News FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 forlller prime minister, Rt. Han. ';Yo L. 8:00-8:30 p.m. (CBW) CDT Mackenzie King, was to broadc....tst For Corrections and Late Program Notes for Last Week·s Cancel: Beat The Champs. frolll the rally, with Reid as producer. Times - See This Page. Schedul~: Guestin' With Kesten. ------Knowing Mr. Kings' tendency to Organ, Chimie the Celeste. and Pep speak a little longer than the allotted « « NOTES » » objectives, activities and results of time, Reid borrowed a railwayman's per the Piano, and concludes each Junior Club work among Manitoba's DOORWAY TO FAIRYLAND broadcast with a special number for wateh-one of those famous ont.'S that young farm people. The broadcast has:n't been out more than ten seconds Serif's for children hy Lyn Cook. children in hospitals or confined to will conclude with news of club their homes. Sandra began her radio in thirty years-and set it by the mic From Toronto. Stories. music, and activities and announcements of com rophone, at the same time impressing dramatized travelogues are c.:ombined career at the age of three, on Station ing events. From Winnipeg. CB~I, Montreal, from which she still ~Ir. King with its rcliability. n this serit.'S by a Toronto librarian, t2: 15 p.m. returning to the air today, Tn this broadcasts. The broadcast was to end at the half-hour, and Reid suggested that opening episode, young listeners pay 11;30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. PRAIRIE SCHOONER Mr. King start winding up his remarks a make-believe visit to Denmark, visit when the watch said twenty-five past. ng Vosborg Castle and the f,rraves of JUNIOR CLUBS Orchestra conducted by Jimmy he Vikings, which in Denmark it is The prime minister came tllfough with The first of a new series of pro Gowler; The Skylarks Trio. Orchestra: flying colours, finishing up on tlle dot unlawful to disturb. Hmu Anderson's grams with Dab Knowles, assistant The Quarter Deck (Hornpipe); Eight at the half~hour_ tale of the Travelling Companions Farm Broadcast commentator, as Dance (Danish folk-dance); Captain vill also be dramatized. commenlator, FollOWing a brief intro Jinks (American); Hungarian Czar Reid had omitted to mention that he had set the watch ahead five 9:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. duction by MT. Knowles, the broadcast das; Chautauqua Lake Waltz; Rag will deal with a discussion on Junior gedy Aim; Little Farm Was Small; minutes. Club Leadership. Taking part will be Breaking the Law (Polish Polka); SATURDAY STORY Oliver Doug:las, leader of the Min Lancashire Clog Dance Tune; Picnic Time For a Spot of Tea.-"Remem Sandra ~Iillcr, five years old. COn nedosa Calf Club; Gerald Habing, Rcel. The Skylarks: Sweet and Low; ber," I said, «that Canada's southern ducts very young listeners to distant leader of the Hazelridge Seed Club; Oh Susannahl; C'est Notre Grandpere tip is south of twenty-three out of places to meet such friendly charac and Mrs. Jasper, leader of the JJamiota Noe. Bernard Deaville, producer; the forty-eight states." At that stage ters as \Vally the \Vhale, Peter Rabbit, Foods Club. Club leaders arc tlle Norman McBain, announcer. From in the discussion the Englishman gave Uncle \Viggly, and a newcomer, Toby. "king pins of Junior Club organiza \Vinnipeg. up and suggested we have a "spot She also plays games with Oliver the tion_ The discussion will point up the 10,00 p.m. 9,00 p.m. 9,00 p.m. of tca."-lohn Fisher. on CBC, This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival and research purposes. 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