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Television Drama Produced on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's
National Network;, 1944 to 1967"
Name of Author 'Willis Barry Pearson
Department or College Department of Drama 0
Degree Master of Arts
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Saskatoon.
Saskatohewan.
Date April 25, 1968. "A Bibliographical Study of Canadian Radio and Television
Drama Produced on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's
National Network, 1944 to 1967ff
A Thesis
Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies
in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
for the Degree of
Master of Arts
in the Department of Drama
University of Saskatchewan
by
Willis Barry Pearson
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
May, 1968
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:. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I wish to thank my superviso� Professor Emrys
Jones, for his valuable suggestions and criticisms
during the course of my research and writing.
In addition, I wish to thank the canadian
Broadcasting Corporation for their co-operation, particularly Mr.! Robin Wood a�d Miss Sharon Marcus \ .
,
of CBC Program. Archives,' Mr." Bob Clark of CBC Program
Records, and Mrs. Sheila Spoerly of CBC Radio Drama and Special Programs.'
I am deeply grateful to the Dean and Members of
-- the College of Graduate Studies for the Assistantship,
the Summer Supplement. and the Travel Allowance which
they granted me;
(ii) TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTBODUCTION •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (iv)
DEVELOPlwIENTS IN CANADIAN RADIO AND
TELEVISION DRAMA ••••••••••••••••••••• (ix) '.
ABBREVIATIONS AND FORMAT OF CATALOGUE ••••• (xvii)
BADIO DBAr1A . (1)
TELEVISION DRAMA •••••••••••••••••••••••••• (47)
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BADIO INDEX
ADAPTORS AND TBANSLATORS ••••••••••••• (77)
AUTHORS AND PLAYWRIGHTS •••••••••••••• (80)
PRODUCERS •••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• (99)
SER.IES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (102)
TELEVISION INDEX
ADAPTORS AND TBANSLATORS ••••••••••••• (104)
AUTHORS AND PLAYWRIGHTS •••••••••••••• (106)
PRODUCERS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (119)
SERIES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (122)
(11i) INTRODUCTION
When I began to examine the field of Canadian drama
in search of a thesis topic, I was impressed by the fact
that, although the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation had produced thousands of radio and t.elevis ion plays. no formal study of the CBC's productions had been done since 1948.1
I was particularly interes ted in the playwrightl:s role in Canad1an broadcasting media; however,I found� it imposs1ble to gain any perspective to investigate this subject in depth because no basic research had yet been done.
It occurred to me that there existed a number of
other questions and avenues of investigation which could be pursued if coherent basic material were available; for example:
A. What has been the pattern of evolvement of
Canadian radio and televiSion in relation to
drama? What are the effects and implications
of this evolvement?
lSee Robert McDougall, "Drama Designed for Listening" (M.A. Thesis, University of Toronto, 1948).
(lv) B. What effect will the popularity of the telev
ision medium be likely to have upon Canadian
playwrights and their development? (When I
began my study, it had been my assumption that
television was opening great new vistas for
the writer. This assumption was proven to be
false) •
C. What relationship; if any,' exists bet:ween
Canadian radio and television drama and
Canadian culture? What rolesdo radio and "
televiSion productions play in the shaping
and reflection of our culture?
D.' In view of the number of adaptations of
Canadian literary works broadcast.- what
effect has radio and television had�upon
the publication of works by Canadians? Bas'
the Corporation had a significant inflUence
upon short story writers� novelists, and
poets?
It became evident that a catalogue of Canadian radio and television drama would lay the groundwork for studies into the foregoing questions. To help other students and researchers, and to answer some of my own questions, I decided to cross-indeE the catalogue. A work of this
(v) sort would be valuable in a number of ways:
A. It would furnish a quick reference for
specific facts about a particular author,
producer, play,series or type of drama.
B. It would provide a basis for e�sy quantitative
assessment of Canadian radio and television
drama.
C. It would help researchers 'doing depth
studies in the field of Canadian broadcasting
by providing a key to the filed and unfiled
information held by various CBC departments.
(This information is recorded in a number of
ways, sometimes by date, sometimes by producer,
sometimes by author, and sometimes by series or
other category.)
D. It would provide a starting point for
editors wishing to publish collections of
Canadian plays.
In addition to being a valuable reference source, I felt that the undertaking would provide me with knowledge about research procedures and methods particular to this
type of investigation which could be helpful to others
(vi) doing work of this type or in this area of research. The
following is a summary of my sources and procedures which
may assist others wishing to pursue studies involving
Canadian broadcasting media.
There are three basic sources: The CBC National
Drama Department, the CBC National Script Department,
and CBC Program Archives, all located in Toronto. The
National Drama Department has a chronological listing
(by aries) of all "dramatic programs, plus names of authors and producers in most cases. The National Script
Department has a list of Canadian televiSion dramas
arranged by series and year. I found both of these depart ments to be very co-operative in providing material from
their files. CBC Program Archives is working on a cross
indexed card file compiled on the basis of discs and tapes
of radio programs,' both dramatic and non-dramatic. This
file is not complete and there is�large uncatalogued section of recordings.
Secondary sources of information include: CBC
Program RecoIds and CBC Library, both'1m Toronto, as well as regional production centres in Vancouver, Winnipeg,
Montreal and Halifax. CBC Program Records has a large
collection of scripts and daily records of broadcasting
schedules. Some of these records are on
(vii) mlcrofllm, and are card-lndexed, others are flIed chron
ologlcally, but are uncatalogued. The CBC Lllrary has cllpplng flIes on most CBC personnel and programs, in addltlon to a complete bound collectlon of the CBC Times
(another collection of which is held by the National
Library in ottawa).' Regional production centres have records pertaining to their own productions, but usuallT theT have no complete lists of information; therefore, if a researcher needed a substantial amount of material, he would have to gain access to the files and extract lt himself.
(viii) DEVELOPMENTS IN RADIO AND TELEVISION DRAMA
Radio
Since its inception in 1944. CEC radio drama has been shaped by the growth and change inherent in a popular creative art. Among the most significant developments were an interes t in Canada and what it means to be Canadian. a trend toward more complex and sophisticated drama, and the development of Canadian writers with special skills particularly 'suited to radio.
For Canadians in the 1940's the long process of self-discovery as a people and a nation had barely begun.
Canadian radio writers, working in a medium that leapt across a geographically disparate country and gave them half a continent for an audience, quickly developed an interest in Canadian people, places, culture and history.
This trend towards self-discovery was strengthened by the development of regional production centres in
Halifax, Winnipeg, and Vancouver.' Programs like Midweek
Theatre and Summer Stage, which aired productions origin ating with the regions, gave west coast, prairie, and maritime writers a national audience. These centres often developed series with a regional flavor, like
Jake And The Kid and Portraits in Salt.
(ix) Plays like The Way We Began (James Bannerman) Riel
(John Coulter), The Piper of St. James (Hugh Kemp),
The Man Who Claimed Canada (H.'S. Lambert), The Wind Our
Enemy (Anne Mariott), The Life and Death of Jean de Brebeuf
(E.J.: Pratt), The Governess General (Joseph Schull), and
The Honorable Member from Kingston (Tommy Tweed) dramatized
Canadian history, and plays like The Damnation of Vancouver
(Earle Birney), Ballade for Toronto (Alice Frick and
Marjorie Whitelaw), TheY're All Afraid (Len Peterso�,
Indian (George Ryga),The Blood is strong (Lister Sinclair),
and The Insidious Alien (Tommy Tweed) examined Canadian
culture, attitudes and society.
Radio drama also brought Canadian novelists and
short story writers to the attention of Canadian listeners
with adaptations of novels1 and short stories.2
Today CBC Radio is still the largest (almost the
only) market for Canadian playwrights, and it continues
l' - For example, Anne of Green Gables, by L.M. Montgomery, As for Me and My House by Sinclair Ross, Desired Haven by E.M. Richardson, The Loved and The Lost by Morley Callaghan, Sarah Binks by Paul Hiebert, The Second Scroll by E.M. Klein, The stone Angel by Margaret Laurence, and Street of Riches by Gabrielle Roy.
2 For example, "Bernadette" by Mavis Gi.lant,' "Buffalo Wallow" by Charles Tenney Jackson, "Cornet at Nightfl by Sinclair Ross, liThe Gimmick" by Bernard SBde, "Some Are So Lucky" by Hugh Garner, and "stop-Over" by Harry J. Boyle.
(x) to shape their styles and development.
As radio listeners increased in the 1940ts a trend
towards greater complexity developed. Average lengths
ot plays increased. In November, 1946, the CBC Stage series began to use sixty minute instead of thirty minute dramas, and CBC Wednesday Night (later Sunday Night and
Tuesday Night) frequently broadcast ninety minute plays.
Sometimes,· writers, unsatisfied with their treatment of a theme in a thirty minute play, would probe the subject
in greater depth in a longer format.'
Writers developed an interest in more involved and difficult subject matter. Early dramas often dealt with. domestic crises (as in He and She, My Room Mate, and
Weddings are Comp11cated). Later, these types of subjects gave way to dramas of significant social importance
(The Bridge, Socrates, Maybe in a Thousand Years, �
Devills Instrument, The Concert" The Mark), to complex historical or biographic dramas (The Hand and the Mirror),
Sir John A.' And the Long Wait, Cervantes of the Woeful
Figure, Men or the Harvest), and to other more ambitious subjects like adaptations of Canadian and foreign claSSiCS,
'See Uncertain Glory, My Room Mate, The Bridge, and One John Smith.
(xi) as well as original plays of greater scope (A Beach of
Strangers, The Hostage, The View From Here Is Yes).
As the popularity of radio drama increased, writers developed techniques particularly suited to the medium of radio. One of the principles that writers quickly dis covered was the power of,a sound. A train whistle, the rattle of china, the clink of a cash register: these were the radio writer's sets. Six bars of Irish jig could transport his listeners to Dublin; half a line of dialogue could return them to Canada. If the parliament buildings had to burn,' a wad of cellophane crackled in front of the microphone provided an inferno. Thus, the radio writer was not bounded by the physicality of a stage and there fore could ignore stage principles like unity of place and unity of time. Writers learned to maintain an idea or a line of character, but their plot could be structured in a multitude of ways. Radio plays leapt from scene to scene and this freedom of structure, in addition to contributing to the variety of radio drama, was a major influence upon the evolution of a unique form, the mult! scened radio play.
Freed from the necessity of careful plotting, the radio wr1ter concentrated his skill upon language; he tantalized his listeners with verbal badinage, colored
(xll) his dialogue with rich rhythm, and fashioned speech
into language of heightened intensity. In this medium, where he had to appeal to his audience by sound alone,
the writr developed a proclivity toward poetic prose, and it was" qui te natural that some playwrights should
turn to"verse drama. Established poets like E.J. Pratt, 4 Earle'Birney; and Alf Purdy wrote poetic works, as did prose' wrlterS' '"like Ian Malcolm and Peter Garvie.5 Some of the'plays in verse became minor classics, destined to be rebroadcast time and time again like Lister Sinclair's
Socrates; "
Television
When television came to Canada in 1952, dramatic programs like Playbill and CBC Theatre encouraged
Canadians ,to' write for the "new" medium. Writers developed' different skills to suit( the medium of
television."
CBC Radio had produced over 680 Canadian radio scripts,
but even in rewritten form, only 63 of these found their way to ,·television. The new medium demanded a new type of drama. ,. Like movies, teleViSion stressed the visual. It
_ �See Life and Death of Jean de Brebeuf, Damnation of Vancouver, and A Gathering of Days.
5See Dream Within Time, Flight of Janus, and Lemons and Hieroglyphs.
I ...... , was possible to be intensely dramatic without a word
being spoken. The camera, then�' forced language into a
new role. The spoken word reinforced and bridged the
meaning of what was seen, 'but the word was no longer a
central dramatic element as on the stage or on radio.
In the early days of television drama, productions
were broadcast "live" as they were being acted. Play
wrights thus observed many of the conventions of the stage
play, but when filming and videotape recording replaced
Iive production,� writers had new freedom.' They could
demand all the visual effeets that film editing could
produce,: they could use a studiO,' or they could go on
. , "location".' using moviemaking techniques.
But unlike radio production�; television production
is prohibitively expensive, and television drama evolved
along the line of ,least economic resistance�' During its drst dozen years, CBC Television initiated and broadcast
several drama "anthologies" (i.e. " series containing a
number of different television plays) ." inclUding Folio,
CBC Television Theatre: Festival.: G.M.' Presents, Playbill
Play-date, end Quest. Of these� only one (Festival) remains,
and it produces few original scripts, the preference of
producers being for pre-sold items like "specials"
, . featuring known companies or known artists,' adaptations
(xtv) of novels or stage plays which are well-known, thus
ensuring an audience.
Television drama has been cornered into'continuous series programs like Wojeck, Hatch's Mill, and Quentin
Durgens because it 1s more economical to re-use sets, to put-more mileage on filmstock shots, to engage actors for longer terms. In addition, audiences become ttbuilt intt to a series, from force of habit. Thus, value for the advertising dollar is more predictable, simplifying the matter-of obtaining sponsorship.
Because of the trend in television to suppress the type of heightened language that enriched radio plays, and because of the growing predominance of series programs;' the television writer exercises his creativity' in a different way than the radio or stage writer. He must concentrate upon visual plot rather than language, he must use predetermined situations or locat1ons, he must'deal chiefly with precreated characters, and he must often follow a rigid and sometimes arbitrary format.' In other media, the playwright creates characters; situations,and events, he works hard on dialogue. Television supports a different type of
(xv) artist. It remains to be seen whether this type of
artist can, within the limitations imposed upon him,
make' his work as worthwhile as the best work of those wri ters who' '"create for stage, radio and film.
"' (xvi..) FORMAT AND ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE CATALOGUE
The Catalogue is divided_into two sections. one listing radio plays. the other listing television plays.
In each section. titles are arranged alphabetically. and each title is given a number in order to facilitate indexing. Information given is·organized in the following order:
1. Title.
2. Length of the play (in minutes) and Type of
play (see abbreviations below).
J. Playwright (or Author in the case of an
adaptation from a novel or short story) and
Translator or Adaptor (this item is enclosed
in parentheses and preceded by an identifying
abbreviation (see below].
4. Producer (whose duties in radio or television
correspond roughly to those of the director in
live theatre).
5. Series on which the play was first broadcast.
6. Date of first broadcast.
Abbreviations used are as follows:
Dr. Drama. This abbreviation is used to
characterize plays which are basically
serious in intent and form.
(xvii) Com. Comedy. This abbreviation is used to
characterize plays which are basically
amusing in intent and form.
Ad. Adaptor. This term refers to one who
appreciably changes a script or literary
work in order to make it sUitable for
radio or television.
Bist. Historical. This abbreviation is used to
. characterize plays written about historical
people or events in a dramatic rather than
documentary fashion. '
Mys. Mystery. r This abbreviation preceding the title of
a television play indicates that the play
was also produced on radio.
Rom. Romantic. t This abbreviation preceding the title of
a radio play indicates that the play was
also produced on television.
Tr. Translator. This term refers to one who
translates a work into English. but does
not intentionally change the work in order
to make it suitable for radio or television.
(xviii) The following is a sample catalogue entry:
20 t ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, 60-Dr., L.M. Montgomery. (Ad.' Kay Hill), John Hobday, Summer Stage, Sep. 24/1961.
This entry would be read as follows:
Play number twenty in the radio catalogue, a production also done on'television, entitled Anne of Green Gables, a sixty minute drama, written by L.M. Montgomery and adapted for radio by Kay Hill, produced by John Hobday, first broadcast on the Summer Stage series on Sep. 24/1961.
The Catalogue lists all available information;
unfortunately CBC records are in some cases incomplete,
particularly at the regional level. Where correspondence
failed to turn up required information (for example, the
name of a producer, the date of first production) about a
particular entry, a space is left to indicate the oOJDission:
148 EXILE, THE, -Dr. Orlo Miller, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 30/1953.
This entry is blank in pOSitions 2 and 4, indicating that
the length of the play and the name of the producer are unknown.
(xix) RADIO DBAl1A 1
1 ABDICATION, THE, 60-Dr., Norman Newton, Gerald Newman, Midweek Theatre, June 1/1966.
2 ABIDING EARTH, THE, 60-Dr., Neil Harris, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Oct. 14/1956., '
J t ACROBATS, THE, 60-Dr.,Mo�eeal Richler, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Oct. 21/1956.
4 ACROSS THE STREET, 60-Dr., Frederick Spoerly, Gerald Newman, Midweek Theatre, ,May 4/1966.
5 ADELAIDE MENTHE, 90-Dr., Anne Hebert (Tr. and Ad. Alvin Goldman) Rupert Caplan, CBC Wednesday Night, Feb.' 14/1962.
6 ADELE, 60-Dr., Kay Hill, Peter Donkin, Summer Stage, July 17/1966;
,7 AFFAIR OF HONOUR, AN, JO-Hist.-Dr. James Bannerman, John Hobday,' Portraits in Salt, Mar. 10/1962.
8 AFFAIR WITH MADELON, AN, 30-Dr. Harry J. Boyle, Cameos, Feb. 19/1962.
9 AFTER'MARY'S BOY, 30 - Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Foothills Fables, Dec� 25/1961.
10 AGENT PROVOCATEUR,· 60-Dr., George Jonas, Anthony Ross, Summer Stage, July 3/1966.
11 AGE OF COLUMBUS, THE, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Wednesday Night, Oct. 12/1960.
12 AGE OF ELIZABETH, THE, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Wednesday Night, Feb. 28/1951.
ALEXANDBA'S IS�D. 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, N� 12/1961.
14 ALI COGU, AMATEUR MERCHANT, 60-Dr., Towny Tweed, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Dec. 30/1956.
15 ALIEN, THE, 60-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Gus Kristjanson, Summer stage, July 10/1960. 2
16 AlL ABOUT EMILY. 30-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Feb. 25/1945.
17 ALL OVER AGAIN, 60-Com., Ray Darby, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Nov. 4/1945.
18 AMY LYON, 30-Dr., Alan King, J. Frank Willis, Portra1t of A Woman, Feb. 1/1944.
" 19 AND ONE WAS CALLED BARABAS, 60-Dr., Brian Swarbrick, James W. Kent, CBC Stage, Mar. 22/1959.
30 t ANNE OF GREEN GABLES. 60-Dr•• L.M. Montgomery. (Ad. Kay Hill). John Hobday, Summer Stage, Sep. 24/1961.
21 APPLE PIE, HOME AND MOTHER, 60-Com. Dr •• Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, June 17/1945.
22 ARCHITECTS, THE, 120-Centennial Dr., Len Peterson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 8 and 15/1967.
, , 23 ARMAGEDDON, 30-Dr., W.O. M1tchell, Foothill Fables,
24 AS FOR ME AND MY HOUSE, 60-Dr •• Sinclair Ross, (Ad. Marian Waldman), Gus Grist janson, CBC Summer stage, Sept. 27/1958.
25 t ASHES IN THE WIND, 30-Dr •• Mac Shoub, Esse W. Ljungh. CBC Wednesday Night, Oct. 26/1949 •
. " 26 ATALANTA, 30-Dr •• Andrew Allan� Andrew Allan, once 'Over Lightly, May 29/1950.
27 AUTUMN NOCTURE, 60-Dr •• John Reeves, John Reeves,
. CBC Wednesday Night, Oct. 26/1960.
38 BABES IN THE WOODWINDS, 60-Fantasy, John Drainie & Claire Murray,' Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 1/1944.
29 BACCARAT, 60-Dr., James Bannerman, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday N1ght. Apr. 8/1959.
30 BALLADE FOR TORONTO, 30-Dr., Alice Frick & Marjorie Whitelaw, Cameos, Sep. 17/962. 3
31 BALLAD OF GRASS. THE, 60-Dr., Herb Hosie� Rupert Caplan, summer Stage, July 8/1956.
32 BALLAD OF THE FRANK SLIDE, THE. 60-Dr., Robert E. Gard, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr.- 7/1946.
33 BEACH OF STB.AL�GERS, A, 150-Verse n-., John Reeves, John Reeves, CBC Wednesday Night, Apr. 15/1959.
BEFORE COMPIEGNE. 60-Hist.�Dr., Jack Winter, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Sunday Night, Dec. 13/1964.
35 BEGGARS WHO RIDE,,60-Dr., Irene Robinson, James W. Kent, CBC Stage, I-1ay- 3/1959.
BENEFACTOR, THE, 90-Dr., George Woodcoc,k, Gerald Newman" CBC Wednesday Night, Oct. 17/1962.
37 BENNY. THE WAH IN 'EUROPE AND MYERSON'S DAUGHTER BELLA. 45-Dr., Mordecai Rich�, Hector MacFatten, CBC Wednesday Night, Dec.' 10/19.58.
. . BERNADETTE. 30-Dr., l 39 BEST ROOM IN THE HOUSE. THE, 60-Dr., Betty Lambert, Gerald Newman, Midweek Theatre, Apr. 6/1966. 40 t BIG DEAL. THE, M •. Charles " 60-Dr., Cohen, Rupert Caplan" Summer Stage, July 15/1962. 41 BIG GEORDIE,' 90-Dr., J .M.' Careless (Ad. Joseph Schull), J. Frank WilliS, CBC Tuesday Night, Mar. 8/1966. 42 BIG MAGIC. THE. 30-Com., Lister Sinclair, Andrew· Allan. . CBC Stage, Oct. 7/1945. BIRD IN THE HOUSE, A. 45-Dr., Margaret Laurence (Ad. Len Peterson)" Esse W. Ljungh, CBC TUesday Night, Feb. 8/1966. 44 BISHOP'S LETTER, THE, 60-Dr., Harry J. Boyle, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, 'Apr. 13/19.52. 45 BITTER GRASS, 30-Dr., George Ryga, Esse W.' Ljungh, Drama Special, Apr. 12/196.5. 4 - 46 t BLACK BONSPIEL OF WILLIE McCRIMMON, THE,' 60�Com., W.O. Mitchell, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Feb. 25/1951. 47 BLACK CARRIAGE, THE, 60-Dr.,' Mac Shoub, Rupert Caplan, IUdweek Theatre, Apr.': 28/1965. 48 BLOOD IS STRONG, THE, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Oct. 1.1/19.53. 49 t BLOOD ON WHOSE HOUSE,' 60-Dr., Phed Vosniacos and Ed McGibbon, Hector MacFadyen, CBC Stage, Nov. 16/19.58. 50 BOLD ONES�_THE, 90-Dr., William Strange, J.Frank WilliS, ' CBC Nov. . 'J.uesday Night,· 16/196,5. , .51 BOOK OF l1ATCHES, A. 60-Dr., Rex Greenaway, Anthony Ross, Midweek Theatre, June 22/1966. - , . 52 BORDER WAR ON BOLTON CBEEK, 30-Dr., Phyllis Lee Peterson, James Bannerman, 'Summer Fallow, Sep. 2/1963 • .53 BOY BENEATH THE SKIN, A. 30-Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan; CBC Stage, Dec. 2/1945. 54 BOY FROM LANNABKSHIRE, THE, 60-Dr., Arthur L. Murphy, John Hobday, Midweek Theatre, Jan. 13/1965 • .5.5 BRAINSTom1 BETWEEN OPENING AND CLOSING ANNOUNCEMENTS, 30-Com.-Dr.,- Fletcher Markle, Andrew Allan, CBC Stagei'May 27/1945. 56 t BRASSPOUNDER OF ILLINOIS. THE. 120-Hls�Dr •• '?lOUhy-Tweed, Andrew Allan, CBC Wednesday Night, Feb. 10/1960 • .57 t BRIDGE, THE. 60-Dr.,'Joseph·Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 6/1947. " .58 BRIDGE� THE, 120-Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Nov. 8/1950� .. � .59 BRIEF FOR THE INARTICULATE. A. 30-Dr., Bernard Braden, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 29/1945. 60 BROTHER IN .ARMS, -Dr., Merrill Denison, Andrew Allan, CBC Wednesday Night, Mar. 9/1955. 5 61 BUFFALO WALLOW, 30-Dr., Charles Tenney Jackson, (Ad. Eric Cameron), James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, July 8/1963� 62 t BURLAP BAGS, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage� Feb� 3/1946� ,. CACHELOT, THE, 30-Dr., E.J. Pratt, Esse W. Ljungh, r CBC Stage, Mar.' 20/1964� " - � 64 CARRIER PIGEON, THE, 60-Dr., George and Inge Woodcock, Gerald Newman, Summer Stage, July 3/1964. 65 CASSELS MANOR," 60-Dr., E.J .. Reid� Gus Kristjanson, Summer Stage, June 6/1964. � -- ... 66 CASTLE OF PATRICK O'FLYNN, THE, 60-Dr". Harry J. Boyle, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, May ?/1957. 67 CATCH MY DEATH, 60-Com., Mavor Moore, 11avor Moore, " Summer Stage, Aug. 30/1959 •. .,. 68 CERVANTES OF THE WOEFUL FIGURE, 60-Hist.-Dr.-, Len Peterson, Andrew Ailan� CBC Stage, Oct. 12/1947. CHANGING OF THE GODS, 60-Dr., William Allister, 7Bupert Caplan, Summer Stage; July 23/1965: 70 CHAPERONE FOR MAGGIE. 60-Com., W.O.: Mftchell, AndrewtAllan, r CBC Stage, May 1/1949. CHILD Ian James W. 71 BRIDE, THE, 60-Dr.t Thorne,. Kent, Summer Stage, Sep.' 8/196�." 72 CHILD OF THE CLIFFS, 60-Dr�," Patricia Joudry, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Jan 15/1956. , w 73 CHILDREN OF THE RAINBOW. 60-Dr. t Brian l-Iacf1ahon, (Ad.' Charles Israel), James W. Ke�t, CBC stage, Mar. 15/1959 • . 74 CHIPMUNK, -Dr. ," Len Peterson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Mar; 1/1950� ¥ • 75 CHRIS�1AS SONG, 30-D�., Verse Nativity, William Strange, J. Frank WilliS, C�C S�day Nig�t, nec. 20/1964. 76 CHRISTMAS STORY, A, -Dr., Robert Fontaine, Andrew Allan, CBC Wednesday Night, Dec. 22/1948 •. 77 CITY. THE. 60-Dr., Frederick Spoerly, Anthony Ross, Midweek,Theatre, Dec. 7/1966. 78 COCOON. 60-Dr., Ray Darby, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Dec. 20/1953. 79 COLD AND BITTER TEA, 60-Dr., Aubrey C. Green, Anthony Ross, Midweek· Theatre, July 20/1966.' 80 COLD COMFORT AND CANDY FLOSS, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Nov. 1/1953.' 81 COLMAIN, 60-Dr., Simon Gray, John Hobday, Summer Stage, Oct. 20/1963. 82 COLOURED BUTTONS, 60-Dr., Ted Allan, Peter Macdonald, CBC Stage, Dec. 16/1951 • . 83 t COMPANY PARTY, 60-Dr., Hugh Kemp, Anthony Ross,' Summer Stage, Aug. 28/1966. 84 t CONCERT, THE, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Jan. 15/1950. 85 CONESTOGA STREET, 60-Dr.', George Salverson, Andrew Allan, .. CBC Stage; Apr. 8/1962. , 86 CONFESSIONS OF AN IM}UGBANT'S .DAUGHTER,Biographie'»-rt,_�. Laura Goodman Salverson, (Ad. George Salversonl, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 20/1950. 87 CONTENDE� , THE, 30-Dr.-, W.O. Mi tchell, Foothill Fables, Nov. 10/1963. 88 CONTROVERSY, 30-Satirical Dr., Stephen ,Vizinczey, CBC Wednesday Night, July 10/1963. t 89 CORKUM'S LIGHT, 60-Dr., Arthur L. Murphy, John Hobday; Summer Stage, July 12/1959. 90 CORNET AT NIGHT, 45-Dr.; Sinclair Ross, (Ad. Alice Frick), Gus Kristjanson, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep.- 17/1958. 7 91 COSMOPOLITE UNLIMITED, 30-Dr., Bernard Braden, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, ,Apr. 2/1944. 92 COTTAGE FOR SALE, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, CBC Wednesday Night, ,Aug. 10/19.5.5. COULD I SPEAK TO SHIBLEY, .60-Dr., David.Windsor, Esse W. Ljungh. CBC Stage, Feb. 20/1966.' 94 COURTSHIP OF VAINAMOINEN, THE, 60-Dr •• Ray Darby, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Nov�' 27/19.57. . 9.5 CRIME IN CHARACTER, 60-Crime Dr., Alan King; James W. Kent, CBC Stage, Apr. 12/19.59. ,. - CRIME OF FASHION, A, 60-Com". Irvine Teitle, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Oct. 26/1947. . .. .' 97 CROSSING AT JUMIEGES, 30-Dr.·.- Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, .CBC Stage, June 3/194.5. CRYSTAL AND THE Lister 98 ROSE, THE, ·60-D+"., Sinciair,. James W. Kent, CBC Stage, May 31/19.59. 99 CURTAIN CALL: 60-Dr., Joseph�Schull, Esse w" Ljungh, . CBC Stage, Nov. 2.5/19.51. . . 100 DAMNATION OF VANCOUVER, THE,,' 90-Poetic Satire, Earle Birney, Andrew Allan, , CBC Wednesday N�ght, Oct. 8/19.52;. 101 DA1U{ CAVE, XHE, 60-Dr., ArthUr L:Murphy, John Hobday, Summer Stage, Sep. 23/1962.: , 102 DABK EXODUS, 60-Dr., Ed Moser, Ess e W. Ljungh, . CBC Stage, May 1/1966. , , . 103 DA..liK HAKVEST, 7.5-Dr., Gwen Ringwood, Esse W. LjUngh, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 12/19.51. 104 DAVID, 60 -Dr., Earle Birney, CEC Wednesday Night, Jan 2'8/1948. 10.5 DAY IN THE LIFE, At 30-Dr., Fletcher Markle, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 19/1946. 8 106 DAY OF THE FLYING SAUCER,THE. 60-Dr., Alan King, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Oct. 5/1952. 107 t DEADLINE, 30-Dr., John Bethune, Andrew Allan •. CBC Stage, June 9/1946. . 108. DEATB IN THE BARREN GROUND, 60-Documentary Dr., George Whalley, Ted Pope & Robert Weaver, CBC Wednesday Night, Mar. 3/1954. 109 DEATH OF A BITTER DREAM, 120-Dr., Len Peterson, J. Frank Willis, Sep. 24/1958. 110 DEATH OF BROCK, THE, 60-Hist. Dr., George Woodcock, ; Gerald Newman, Summer stage, July 16/1967. 111 DElTH OF HARRY RICE,THE,60-Dr., Ian Thorne, . Anthony Ross, Midweek Theatre, Sep. 14/1966. 112 DEATH TO MY LOVE, 60-Dr., George Salverson,.Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 1/1953. 113 DEFENDERS OF THE PAST, 60-Hist. Dr., George Woodcock, Gerald Newman, Summer Stage, June 11/1967. � 114 DEFUNCTIVE MUSIC, 30 .... Dr., Daryl Hine, Gerald Newman, CBC Wednesday Night, June 28/1961 • . 115 DESIGN FOR A NATION. 30-Bist. Dr •• James Bannerman, J. Frank Willis,. CBC Sunday Night, Oct .. 18/1964. . 116 DESIRED .. :HAVEN, 60-Dr." E.M. Richardson, (Ad. Joseph Schull), CBC Stage, Apr. 23/1965. 117 DEVIL AND MR. DRYDEN. THE, 60-Fantasy-Com.,. Hugh Laming, John Reeves, ffiC Wednesday Night, July 22/1959. 118 DEVIL IN THE HEATHER, 60-Dr., H. Shirley Fowke, J. Frank Willis, CBC Stage, May 26/1963. 119 DEVIL THEY SAY, THE, 60-Sclence-Fict1on Dr., Jan Williams, GeraldlJNeoonan, Summer Stage, Sep. 10/1965. 120 t DEVIL'S INSTRUMENT, THE, 60-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Andew Allan, CBC stage, Mar. 27/1949. 9 121 DEVIL'S MOTHER-IN-LAW, THE, 30-Dr., Joseph Schull, Peter Macdonald, SUmmer Theatre, June 25/1950. 122 DISTANCE TO ANGOLA, THE, 60-Dr'-; Herb ,Hosle, Gerald Newman, Summer Stage, Aug. 20/1961. 123 DIVORCE, DIVORCE, 60-Satlrlcal-Com., Ted Allan, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 15/1965. 124 DR. MacGREGOR AND THE CASE OF THE ABOMINABLE SNOWtP..AN, 60-Mys., Betty Lambert, Genid Newman, Summer Stage, June 3/1962.' 125 DR. MacGREGOR AND THE CASE OF THE PERSISTENT POLTERGEIST,' 60-Mys., Betty Lambert, Gerald Newman, SUmmer Stage, Oct. 15/1965. , 126 DOG THAT WOULDN'T BE, THE, 60-Com.-. Farley Mowat, (Ad. Len Peterson), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Nov. 14/1965. 127 DON JUAN OF TORONTO. 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Mar. 11/1951. 128 DORMEZ-VOUS? - A POEM FOR D-DAY, 45-Poetlc Dr., A.W. Purdy, J. Frank Wlllls, CBC Sunday Night, June 7/1964. 129 DOUBLE, THE, 30-Dr., Ernesto R. Cuevas, Rupert Caplan, Montreal Playhouse, Jan. 4/1965. 130 DRAGON'S TAIL, THE, 30-Dr., William Strange, Andrew Allan, C�C Stage, Apr. 23/1944. 131 DREAM WITHIN TIME, 60-Verse Dr., Ian Malcolm,_ Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Dec. 5/1965. 132 DRUMS ARE OUT, THE. 90-Dr., John Coulter, Mavor Moore, CBC Wednesday Nlght, July 11/1951. 133 EARTH AND HIGH HEAVEN t 60-Dr •• Gwethalyn Graham, (Ad. Len Peterson), CBC Tuesday Night, Feb. 15/1966. EL DORADO', 60-Com., Woodc.ock, Robertson, George George . Summer stage, Aug. 5/1956. , 135 ELECTRIC TREE, THE, 60-Dr., George & Ing� Woodcock, Gerald Newman, Mldweek Theatre. Aug. 24/1966. - , 10 136 ELUSIVE ANGEL, THE, 60-Dr., Freder1ck Spoerly, Peter Donk1n, CBC TUesday N1ght, Jan. 11/1966. 131 EMILE AND THE DEVIL, 145-Dr., George Morr1s:tte, CBC Sunday Night, Sep.20/1964. 138 EMPIRE OF SHADOWS, THE, 145-Dr.', George Woodcock, Gerald Newman, CBC Sunday N1ght, Aug. 2/1964. 139 EMPTY FRAME, THE, 60-Com., L1ster Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Mar. 6/1955. 140 ENCOUNTER BY MOONLIGHT, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC'Stage, Mar. 23/1941. 141 t ENDLESS ECHO, THE, 85-Dr., Jean-Robert Remillard, (Tr. Alv1n Goldman), Rupert Caplan, CBC Sunday Night', Nov. 29/1963. 142 EPITAPH ON A WAR OF LIBERATION, 30-Dr., L1ster Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Jan. 6/19'. 143 EYE-OPENER FROM CALGARY, THE, 60-Hist. Com., Qrant MacEwen, (Ad. Tommy Tweed), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Nov. 1/1959. 144 t EXCHANGE TEACHER, THE, 60-Rom. Dr., M. Charles Cohen, Rupert Caplan, Summer Stage, July 2/1961. 145 EXPERIMENT IN LOVE, AN, 60-Com., Ray Darby, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 16/1944. 146 EXECUTION, 60-Dr., Colin McDougall, John Reeves, (Ad. George Salvers on) , Summer Stage, May 15/1964. 141 EXECUTIONER OF CAVERLY, 60-Dr., Alan King, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 22/1956. 148 EXILE, THE, -Dr., Orlo Miller, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 30/1953. 149 t FAILURE TO REMAIN. 60-Dr., Melwyn Breen, Andrew Allan. CBC stage, Nov. 15/1953. 150 FAITHFUL HEART, THE, 30-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Dec. 16/1945. 11 151 FALCONER'S ISLAND, 60-Mys., Betty Lambert, Ge�ald Newman, Midweek Theatre, Mar. 9/1966. . 152 FALLEN Michael John EAGLE, THE, 60-Dr., Jacot,. Hobday, Summer Stage, Sep. 30/1962. 153 FALL OF QUEBEC, THE, 240-Hist. Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Nov. 11/1959. 154 FALLS OF ORIANNA. THE, 60-Dr., Elwy Yost,Rupert Caplan, Summer Stage, July 14/1963. 155 FAMILY CIRCLE, 60-Dr., Evelyn'Garberry, John Hobday, Summer St�, Sep. 11/1960. 156 FIGHT THAT LEADS TO LOVE. THE, 60-Rom. Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 11/1947. 157 t FASTING FRIAR, THE, 60-Dr., Edward. McCourt, (Ad. George Jonas), Anthony Ross, Midweek Theatre, May 24/1967. 158 FIRING SQUAD, THE, 60-Dr., Colin McDougall� (Ad. Joseph Schull), Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Mar. 8/1953. 159 FIRST SERVANT, THE, 60-Dr., J�seph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Nov. 2/1952. 160 FLAME OF THE SPIRIT, THE, 60-Dr., Harry J •. Boyle, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Jan. 4/1948. 161 FLIGHT STORY, 30-Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Nov. 26/1944. 162 FLIGHT OF JANUS, THE, 90-Verse Dr., Peter Garvie, Esse W. Ljungh, cac Wednesday Night, Mar.o20/1967. 163 t FLIP SIDE, THE. 60-Com., M. Charles Cohen, John Reeves. CBC Wednesday·Night. May.22/1963. 164 t FLOATING ISLAND. 60-Dr.,.Ed McGibbon, Hector MacFadyen, CBe Stage, Oct, 9/1960. 165 FLOOR OF NIGHT, 60-Verse Dr" George Woodcock. Gerald Newman,·Midweek Theatre, July Zl/1965. 12 166 t FLOWER IN THE ROCK, THE, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 27/1947. 167 FLOW GENTLY SlmET LIMBO, 60-Dr., Claire and John Drainie, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 29/1948. 168 FLYING DUTCHMAN, THE, -Dr., Joseph Schull, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Apr. 14/1948. 169 FOOL'S PARADISE, 60-Dr., Bernard Braden, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 11/1945. 170 FORETAS�OF HINDSIGHT. 60-Satlr1ea11Dr., Tommy Tweed, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Nov. 10/1946. 171 FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. 60-Com., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan" CBC Stage. Oct. 10/1954. ' 172 FOUR DIALOGUES TO DEATH. 30-Dr., Michael Nimchuk. Introducing, Dec. 2/1966. 173 FOUR JAMES, THE. 60-Dr., William Arthur Deacon, (Ad. TOmh)r Tweed), J. Frank Willis. CBC Sunday Night, May 23/1965. 174 t FORTUNE, MY FOE. 60-Dr., Robertson Davies,' (Ad. Lister Sinclair), Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Oct. 17/1948. 17.5 FRANCOIS' MOTHER, 60-Crime Dr., Len Peterson, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Dec. 23/1964. 176 FREE TRIP TO VEGAS t '60- Mort Forer, Tony Ross, Midweek Theatre, Dec. 8/196.5. 177 FRIDAY DEADLINE, 60-Dr •• }iarcel Dub�, (Ad. Alvin Goldman) Rupert Caplan, Summer Stage, July 23/1961. 178 FRIEND OF THE FAMILY, A, 60-Dr., Ron Hambleton, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage; Dec. 9/1962. 179 FRIGID FLAME, THE. 60-Dr •• George Ro_bertson, Esse!tl. Ljungh Summer Stage, June 26/1964. 180 t FROM PARADISE. DIRECT, 60-Dr., Paul Wayne, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 20/1962. 13 181 FUGITIVE FROM A BBAIN GANG, 60-Dr., Tommy Tweed, An�rew Allan, CBC stage, May 25/1952. 182 FULL SPEED SIDEWAYS, 60-Hist. Dr., Tommy Tweed, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Nov. 26/1961. 183 FURmHER ON THE SUBJECT OF LOVE, 60-Dr., Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 15/1945. 184 GAME OF MURDER, A, 60-Dr., David Hughes, Gerald Newman, Summer June . stage, 24/1962. 185 GATHEBING OF DAYS, At 60-Verse Dr., A.W. Purdy, John Reeves, CBC Wednesday Night, Oct. 21/1959. 186 GENTLY. GENTLY, MY COUNTRYMEN t -Hist. Dr. t Len Peterson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Tuesday Night, May 28/1967. GEOGRAPHY LESSON, THE, 30-Dr., M. Charles Cohen. James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, Aug. 5/1963. 188 GERDA, 90-Dr., Joseph Schull, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Dec. 11/1964. 189 t GIMMICK, THE, 60-Com •• B.ernard Slade, (Ad. James G. Harris), Rupert Caplan, Summer stage, Sep. 11/1964. 190 GINGERBREAD HOUSE, THE, 60-Dr., Herb Hosie, Gus'Kristjanson, Prairie Playhouse, Apr. 30/1959. 191 GIRL IN�THE YELLOW SWEATER, THE, 60-Dr., Alan King, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, June 5/1960. 192 GIRL WITH A POPPY, THE, 60-Hist. Dr., Aileen Barker, Gerald Newman, Summer stage, June 10/1962. 193 GIVE US BACK OUR MIRACLE, 60-Dr., knrew Allan, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 13/1945. 194 GOLDEN AGE, THE, 30-Hist. Dr., Thomas H. Raddall, (Ad. J. Clyde Douglas), . Portraits .1n<, Mar. 24/1962. 195 GOODBYE THE GHOSTS, 60-Dr., Mac Shoub, Rupert Caplan, Summer Stage, Aug. 17/1958. 14 196 GOOD OF THE SUN, THE, 60-Dr., Betty Lambert, Gerald Newm� Summer Stage, Aug. 21/1960. 197 GOVERNESS GENERAL, THE, 90-Hist. Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Apr. 4/1962. 198 GRAIN OF MUSTARD SEED,A, 90-Dr., George Woodcock, Gerald Newman, CBC Tuesday Night, Nov. 23/1965. 199 t GRAND DEPARTURE, THE, 60-Dr., Jacques Langu1rand, (Ad. Albert Bermel), Rupert Caplan, Summer stage, Aug. 12/1962. 200 GRAND DESIGN, THE, 60-Dr., Rod Coneybeare, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 6/1955. 201 GREAT Esse W. " . BI·G, THE, 60-Com., Ray Darby, Ljungh, CBC stage, Dec. 13/1959. 202 GREAT CANADIAN PREFACE, THE, 60-Com., Patrick O'Neil, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Sep. 29/1965.' 203 GREAT EASTE� THE, 90 -Hiat. Dr., James Bannerman, J. ' Frank Willis,' CBC Wednesday Night, May 19/1954. 204 GREAT ELECTION, THE, 60 -Com., Stephen Leacock, (Ad. Tommy Tweed), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Mar. 9/1949. 205 GREAT FLOOD., THE, 60-Dr., Mavor Moore, Mavor'Moore, CBC Wednesday Night, July 28/1948. 206 GREAT GOD GADGET, 30-Dr.,·Fletcher Markle, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 6/1944. 307 GREAT HUNGER, THE,-(See TOMORROW WE HUNT), 90-Hist. Dr., Len Peterson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Mar. 20/1962. 208 GREAT LONE LAND, THE, 60-Hist. Dr., Tommy Tweed, John Reeves, CBC'Stage, Apr. 19/1965. 209 GREAT RIVER, THE. 60-Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan. , CBC stage, Mar. 17/1946. 210 GREAT SONG, THE, 75-Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, July 3/196). 15 211 aEEN TIGER, THE, 90-Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Apr. 17/1963. 212 GREY GHOSTS IN THE MOONLIGHT, 30-Dr., Harry J. Boyle, Andrew Allan. CBC Stage, July 1/1945. 213 GROUND SWELL, 60-Dr., Ted Russell. Esse W. Ljungh, CEC Stage, Nov. 4/1956. 214 HAND AND THE MIRROR, THE. 90-Dr., Lister Sinclair. J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Oct. 1/1952. 215 �D THAT !1ADE THE MASK. THE, -Dr. , Lister Sinclair, Alice Frick, CBC Wednesday Night, Feb. 8/1950. 216 HAPLY THE SOUL OF [flY GBANDMOTHER, -Dr., Ethel Wilson, Andrew Allan. CBC Wednesday Night, Dec. 15/1954. 217 HAPPY IS THE DAY, 60-Com.-Dr., Patricia Joudry, Andrew Allan, CEC Stage, Dec. 14/1952. 218 HAtfflYLUK'S HAI111ER. 60-Dr'., Marion Waldman, . Gus Kristjanson, Midweek Theatre, Feb. 24/1965� 219 HE AND SHE, 60-Dr ••. Fletcher Markle, Andrew Allan, CEC Stage, Oct. 5/1958. 220 HEAT WAVE, THE. 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CEC Stage, Oct. 18/1953. 221 HERE'S TO_ .MEDEA, 60-Dr., l�ort Forer, Gus Kristjanson, Midweek Theatre, Dec. 2{1964. 222 HERO. THE, 60-Dr., Allan King, Andrew Allan, CEC stage, Jan. 9/1949. 223 HETTY.DORVAL. 60-Dr., Ethel Wilson, (Ad. Joseph Schull), Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 15/1948. 224 fIE WHO SELLS HIS SHADOW. 60-Dr., Henry Kreisel, Esse W. Ljungh, CEC Stage, Dec. 28/1958. 225 HIDE ME FROM SIGHT, 60-Dr., Alan Pearce, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Oct. 16/1960. 226 HIGH BRIGHT BUGGY WHEELS, 60-Dr., Louella Creighton, (Ad. Peter Whlttall� J. Frank W1llis, esc Stage, Feb. 17/1952. 227 t HILDA MOEGAN, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan. CBC Stage. May 22/1949. 228 HIS MAJESTY'S FIVE. 9Q-H1st. Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank WilliS, CBe Sunday Night, Jan. 5/1964. 229 HIT AND RUN, 30-Dr., Bonnie Lemay, Fred Diehl, Midweek Theatre, Sep. 6/1967. 230 HOBBYIST, THE, 30-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Foothills Fables, Jan. 12/1964. 231 HOLDIN' GROUND, THE, 60-Dr., Ted Russell, J. Frank WilliS, eBe Wednesday Night, July 27/1955 232 HOLIDAYS, -Dr., Marion Waldman, Anthony Ross, M1dweek Theatre, Jan. 4/1967. 233 HOLMAN'S HILL, 60-Dr., Frank Freedman, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 29/1962. 234 HOMEBREW AND PATCHES, 60-Com., Harry J. Boyle� (Ad. George Salvers on) , Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage. Oct. 23/1966. 235 HOMEWARD ODYSSEUS. 60-Dr., Robert Gard & Eic Salmon, Andrew Allan, eBe Stage, Apr. 29/1956. 236 HOME IS WHERE YOU HANG YOUR HEART, 30-Dr., Fletcher Markle. Andrew Allan, CBe stage. Jan. 30/1944. 237 HONORABLE MEMBER FROM KINGSTON, Z�-Hist. Dr., Tommy Tweed, Andrew Allan, eBC Wednesday Night, May 13 and 20/1952. 238 HONORED GUEST, THE, 60-Com. Dr., James G. Harris, Rupert Caplan. Summer Stag.e, July 24/1966. 239 HOPE IS THE SOUND OF SEAGULLS, 60-Dr •• Paul O'Neill, Dick O'Brien. Midweek Theatre, July 12/1967. 240 t HOSTAGE. THE. 60-Dr. ,M.charles Cohen, IIdl:tor.:�-adyen, Summer Stage. Aug. 3/1958. 17 241 HOSTELRY OF MR. SMITH, THE, 60-Com., Stephen Leacock, (Ad. Tommy Tweed), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday N1ght, Nov. 30/1949. 242 HOT AFTERNOON IN �'IALTA, 60-Dr", Harvey Schwartz, Andrew Allan, CBe Stage, Mar. 4/194.5. 203 HOT DAYS IN'DAYTON, 120-Documentary Dr., Alan K1ng, J. Frank WilliS, CBC Sunday Night. Sep. 19/1965. 244 HOUSE HUNTERS, THE, 60-Dr., Donald Bell, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Apr. 20/1966. 24.5 HOW DO yOU MILK A SACRED COW?, 60-Com., Paul K1l1gman & Ed McNamara, Summer Stage, Aug. 26/1962. 246 HOW TO COOK A RED HERRING, 60-Com.,' Tommy Tweed, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Sep. 26/19.54. 247 HOW TO CAPTURE A PIRATE, 60-H1s t�r:mr,�,l D::;:-- � J' �11 chael 3 Cook, J)ti.Ck:"Ol"..Bri'eh,1. , Midweek Theatre, June 8/1966. 248 HOW TO TELL YOUR FRIENDS FROM A HAGGIS, (See THE INSIDIOUS ALIEN.) 249 HURRAH FOR CIVILIZATION, 30-Com.-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Foothills Fables, Nov. 24/1963. 2.50 HUSS, �1AHALLA. HUSH, 60-Dr., Mac Shoub, Hector MacFadyen, Summer Stage, June 21/19.59. · , 2.51 I AM: A BALLAD TO BE SUNG IN A DEAD-END ALLEY, 3.5-Dr., Frederick Spoerly,Hector MacFadyen, CBC Wednesday Night, J�e 6/1962. 2.52 I'M ALONE, -Dr., James Bannerman, J. Frank W1llis, CBC Wednesday N1ght, Feb. 10/19.54. 2.53 I AM THE RESURRECTION, 60-Rel1g1ous Dr., George Whalley,' E<:;s e W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Mar. 26/1967. 2.54 ICE-WAGON GOING DOWN THE ST� THE, 30-Dr., r-iav1s CSllant, (Ad. Len Peterson), Esse W. Ljungh. CBe stage, Oct. 31/196.5. 2.5.5 I KNEW A LAND. 30-Dr., Weldon Hanbury, PeterMacDonald Summer Theatre, July 16/19.50. 18. 256 I'LL WEAR THE GREEN WILLOW, 60-Dr., Barbara Grantmyre, Peter Donkin, Midweek Theatre, May 11/1966. 257 IN FOUL CASE. 60-Hist. Dr., George Whalley, Rupert caplan, CBC Wednesday Night, May 18/1960. 258 IMPROMPTU CHRISTMAS. AN, (See A REASONABLE CHRISTMAS), 30-Com. Dr., David Brock, Gerald Newman, Christmas SpeCial, Dec. 25/1962. 259 INCREDIBLE McNAB, THE,' 30-Hist. Dr., Miller Stewart, James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, July 15/1963. 260 t INDIAN, 30-Dr., George Ryga, Late Night Theatre, Oct. 18/196). 261 INHERITANCE, THE, 60-Dr., James G. HarriS, Rupert Caplan, Summer Stage, Sep. 25/1964. 262 IN PRAISE OF WOMEN, 60-Com. Dr., Peggy & Aubrey Green, Andrew' Allan, CBC stage, Feb. 10/1946. INSIDIOUS ALIEN, THE, 30-Com., Tommy Tweed, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Mar. 16/1947. 264 INTERMISSION, 60-Dr., Patricia Joudry & Del Dinsdale, Andrew Allan, CEC stage, Jan. 28/1951. INTOLERANCE. 30-Documentary Dr., Alan Pearce, Andrew CBC Feb. Allan, stage, 4/1945. , 266 INTRODUCING ANNE SHIRLEY, 60-Com. Dr., L.M. Montgomery, (Ad. John Bethune), Esse W.LJungh, CBC Stage, Feb. 12/1965. ' 267 INVESTIGATOR. THE, 60-Dr., Reuben Sh1p, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 30/1954. 268 ISLAND OF DEMONS, 60-Dr., George Woodcock, Gerald Newman, Summer stage, July 1/1962. I THINK I MUST HAVE THAT MAGNOLIA. 60-Com •• George Salverson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Nov. 11/1962. 270 I WAS LOOKING FOR MY CORNER, 60-Com. Dr •• Len Peterson, James W. Kent, CEC stage, May 24/1959. 19 271 I WILL SMILE TOMORROW, 60-Dr., Michael Jacot, Rupert Caplan, Summer Stage, July 9/1961. 272 IT'S HARDER TO BE ANYBODY. 60-Dr., Mordecai Richler, James W. Kent, CBC Sunday Night, Nov. 7/1965. 273 JAKE AND THE KID, 30 ,Minute eposodes, W.O. Mitchell, 274 JINKER, THE. 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Mar. 20/1955. 275 JOE KATONA, 90-Dr., Len Peterson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Nov. 5/1961. 276 JOHN A. BEATS THE DEVIL, 60-Hist. Com., Tommy Tweed, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 13/1963. 277 JOSEPH HOWE, 120-Hist. Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Mar. 21 and 28/1956. 278 JOURNEY TO AN AUTUMN GRAVE, 60-Dr., Hugh K�p, , Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage. June 23/1956. 279 JUST THE ONE, SIR? 60-Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 9/1944. 279A JUST ASK FOR SAMMY, 30-Dr., A.W. Purdy, M1dweek Theatre, May 17/1967. 280 t KENNEDY'S QUEST, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBe Stage, Feb. 2/1947. 281 t KITE, THE (See TIME IS MY ENEMY), 60-Dr., W.O. H1tchell, Gus Kristjanson, Summer stage, June 5/1964. 282 t LADY'S CHOICE, 60-Com., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 20/1952. 283 THE LADY AND THE TIGER, 60-Com., Ron Hambleton, J. Frank WilliS, CBC Stage, Apr. 7/1957. 283A LAMB IN THE LEE,A, 60-Dr., Jean McConnell, (Ad. Donald Wetmore), M1dweek Theatre, May 10/1967. 20 284 LAND O'CANAAN MAROON, THE, 60-Dr., Mort Forer, Gus Kristjanson, Midweek Theatre, May 15/1965. 285 LL�D OF EP�OR. THE, 30-Fantasy Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Nov. 18/1945. 286 LAST CAVE MAN, THE, 60-Rom. Dr., Elsie Park Gowan, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 7/1950. 287 LAST FRONTIER, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Oct. 14/1962. 288 LAST REFUGE, THE, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, eB�.stiie�6.ev. 19/1961. 289 LAURIER, 240-Hist. Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Apr. 20 and 27/1960. 290 LAYOFF, 60-Dr., Harry J. Boyle, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Nov. 5/1944. 291 LEFT-HANDED ADMIRAL, ,THE, 90-Hist. Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Dec. 7/1949. 292 LEGEND OF GHOST LAGOON, THE, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, June 8/1947. 293 LEMONS AND HIEROGLYPHS, 45-Verse Dr., Peter Garvie. Gerald Newman, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 2/1959. 294 t LIAR HUNTER. THE, 60-Com., W.O. Mitchell, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 21/1950. 295 t LIES MY FATHER TOLD ME, 60-Dr., Ted Allan, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Oct. 3/1954. 296 LIEE AND DEATH OF JEAN DE BREBEUF. THE, 60�Poetic Dr., E.J. Pratt, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Mar. 17/1948. LIFE IS NOT A LOAF OF BREAD, 60-Dr., Marian Waldman, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Dec. 16/1962. �8 LIFE OF A MAN, THE, 60-Dr., Joseph Sohull, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Oct. 14/1945. 21 299 LIFE WITH ADAM, 30-Com., Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 28/1946. .: 300 LILLITH, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Dec. 6/1959. 301 LILLY'S STORY, 60-Sentimental Dr., Ethel Wilson, (Ad. Helen Schull), Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Jan. 18/1953. 302 LILY OF THE FIELD, A, 60-Dr., Peter Cunningham, Rupert Caplan, Summer stage, Sep. 18/1964. 303 LITTLE GOD, THE, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 9/1948. 304 LISTING DELETED. 305 LIVELY LOOK AT LEACOCK, A, 60-Documentary Dr., Tommy Tweed, Esse W. Ljungh, CEC stage, Nov. 29/1963: 306 LONELY JUDGE, THE, 60-Hist. Dr., Don Erickson, Ray Whitehouse, CEC Wednesday Night, Feb. 19/1958. 307 LONELY ONE, THE, 30-Dr., M. Charles Cohen, James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, Aug. 19/1963. 308 LONG JOURNEY, THE, 60-Dr., Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, June 10/1945. 309 LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC OF PORTAGE LE PRAIRIE, 60-Hist. Com., Tommy Tweed, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 20/1957. 310 LONGEST TRAIL, THE, 60-Dr., Charles Israel, Esse �. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Oct. 28/1962. 311 LONGEST WAY AROUND, THE, 60-Dr., George Robertson, Esse W. Ljungh, Summer Stage, Aug. 13/1965. 312 LOOM OF FRIENDSHIP, THE, 30-Hist. Dr., Miller & Margaret Stewart, James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, Sep. 19/1963. 313 LOST BOY, THE, 60-Dr., John Gray, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Dec. 31/1961. 22 314 LOVE IS A FOUR-LETTER WORD, 60-Com., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Mar. 25/1953. 315 LOVE IS A LONG SHOT, 60-Rom. Dr., Ted Allan, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Nov. 21/1954 • . 316 LOVE SONG OF HANNIBAL FLYNCH,THE, 60-Dr., James G. HarriS, Rupert Caplan, Summer Stage, Aug. 28/1964. 317 LOVED AND THE LOST" THE, 60-Dr., Morley Callaghan, (Ad. Charles Israel), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Jan. 3/1964. 318 LOVING FORGER, THE, 90-Hist. Dr., Alan King, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, June 22/1960. 319 LUCIA COYLE, 60-Dr., Alan King, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 13/1962. . 320 LUCKIEST GUY, THE, 30-Rom. Dr., Patricia Joudry & Del Dinsdale, Peter MacDonald, Summer Theatre, June 4/1950. 321 LUCKY DEVIL, THE, 60-Rom. Com., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Oct. 15/1944. 322 L�SEE, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 10/1960. 323 LULLABY FOR A HUNTER, 30-Com •• W.O. Mitchell, . Foothills Fables, Jan. 5/1964. 324 LUNATIC, THE LOVER AND THE POET, THE, 60-Com., Lister S1nclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Mar. 31/1946. 325 MACDONALDS OF OAK VALLEY, THE, 60-Dr., Harry J. Boyle, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 29/1949. 326 MAGGIE, 30-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Foothills Fables, Dec. 29/1963. 327 MAGIC ON SIGNAL HILL, -Dr., George Salverson, J. Frank WilliS, CBC Wednesday Night, Dec., �2/1951. 328 MAN FROM NUMBER TEN, THE, 60-Sat1re, Tommy Tweed, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 18/1950. 23 329 MAN IN THE BLUE MOON, THE, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 5/1950. 330 MAN WHO CLAIMED CANADA, THE, 100-Dr., R.S. Lambert, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Sunday Night, Dec. 6/1964. 331 MAN WHO WAS A HORSE, THE, 30-Com •• Joseph Schull, Peter Macdonald,. Summer Theatre, July 9/1950. 332 MAN WHO WOULDN'T DIE, THE, 60-Hist. Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC ,Stage, May 28/1944. 333 MAN WITH A BUCKET OF ASHES, 60-Melodrama, Len Peterson, ,Andrew Allant CB� Stage" May ·4/1952. 334 MANLY HEART, THE, 60-Dr., Hugh Garner, (Ad. Len Peterson), Anthony Ross, Midweek Theatre, Nov. 10/1965. 335 MARIA CHAPDELAINE" 60-Dr.,. Louis Hemon, Len Andrew (Ad. Peterson), Allan,. CBC st�, Jan. 12/1947. 336 MARINE EXCURSION, THE, -Com., Stephen Leacock, (Ad. Tommy Tweed), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, June 14/1950. 337 t MARK, THE, 60-Dr;, Charles I�rael, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, May 5/1963. 338 MARS MUST BE LAUGHING, 60-Com. Dr.� Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Mar. 18/1945. 339 MARSHALL AND SON, 60-Dr., Charles Bruce, J. Frank Willi�, CBC Wednesday Night, July 13/1955.' 340 MASKERMAN, 60-Dr�, George Woodcock, Gerald Newman. Summer stage, Aug. 28/1960. 341 MASTER OF THE DOarHY JANE, THE, 30-Dr., Alfred Harris, John Hobday, Portraits in Salt, Mar. 3/1963. 342 MAYBE IN A THOUSAND YEARS, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Nov. 19/1944. MAYDAY CRACKS THE UPPER CRUST, 60-Mys. James G. Harris, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Jan. 20/1965. 344 MAYDAY MEETS FEAR, 60-Mys., James G. Harris, Ruprt Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Nov. 30/1966. 345 MAYOR, THE, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Mar. 25/1956. 346 MAZE, THE, 60-Com., M. Charles Cohen, Peter Donkin, Midweek Theatre, Aug. 31/1966. MEETING OF MINDS, 30-Dr., Peter Garvie, Gerald Newman, CBC Wednesday Night, Nov. 14/1962. 348 MEMO TO A LISTENER, 30-Dr., Bernard Braden, Andrew Allan, . CBC stage, Oct. 1/1944. MEN OF THK:HARVEST, 60-Hist. Dr., George Woodcock, J. Must. CBC TuesdaY.Night, Sep. 6/1966. 350 MEN OF THE MOUNTAIN, 60-Dr., George Ryga, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Mar. 23/1966. 351 LA MERCIERE ASSASSINEE, (See ADELAIDE MENTHE) 352 MINK TRIMMED RAT TRAP, THE, 60-Dr., James G. Harris, Rupert.Caplan, Midweek Theatre, July ·7/1965. 353 LISTING DELETED 354 t MRS. HOAGIE'S HOUSE, 60-Com., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBe Stage, Mar. 4/1951. 355 MIST ON THE RIVER, 60-Dr., Hubert Evans, (Ad. Geoffrey Spencer), Ray Whitehouse Summer Stage, June 23/1957. 356 MISTER ALL AMERICA, 60-Dr., Weldon Hanbury, Hector MacFadyen, Summer stage, Sep. 14/1958. 357 MR. BROTHERS, 60-Dr., Marion Waldman, Gus Kristjanson, Midweek Theatre, Jan. 27/1965. 358 MR. McGATT'S MODEST PROPOSAL, 60-Farce, Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Jan. 30/1955. 25 359 MR. MALLORY LEAVES THE OFFICE, 60-Dr., Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, June 16/1946. 360 MR. MULROONEY I S NEW YEAR I S PARTY, 60-Com., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Jan. 1/1950. 361 MOMATKUM, -Dr., Dorothy Livesay, Doug Nixon, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 12/1951. 362 MOMENT IN THE LIGHT,A, 60-Dr., Marian Waldman, Gus Kristjanson, Midweek Theatre, July 14/1965. 363 MOMENT OF VIOLENCE, 60-Dr., Charles Israel, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Dec. 11/1955. 364 MONTROSE. 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 11/1948. 365 MOOSMIN COURIER, THE, 60-Hist. Dr., Lyal Brown, Anthony Ross, Midweek Theatre, Aug, 17/1966. 366 MOTHER IS WATCHING, 60-Dr., Patricia Joudry, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Nov. 23/1952. 367 MOUNTAIN AND THE VALLEY, THE, 90-Dr., Ernest Buckler, (Ad. Len Peterson), Esse W. LJungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 8/1965. 368 MULROONEY'S NEW YEAR PARTY, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, J. Frank WilliS, New Year's SpeCial, Jan. 1/1945. 369 MURDER BY COURT MARTIAL, 85-Hist. Dr., James Bannerman, J. Frank Willis, CBC Sunday Night, Oct. 17/1963. 370 MUSICIAN OF GOKORSKA, THE, 60-Dr., Marian Waldman, Gus Kristjanson, Summer Stage, Sep. 10/1965. 371 MY BONNIE BOY, 60-Dr., Andrew Allan, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, June 11/1944. 372 MY FRIEND NED, 60-Dr., Harry J. Boyle, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Oct. 19/1952. 373 MY ROOM MATE, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 5/1945. 26 374 MY ROOM MATE. 60-Dr •• Len Peterson. Esse W. Ljungh, CBe stage. Apr. 24/1966. 375 MYSTERY PLAY OF THE NATIVITY, THE, 60-Biblical Dr •• Andrew Allan. Andrew Allan. CBC Wednesday Night, Dec. 24/1947. 376 NAKED ON A WHITE HORSE, 60-Dr., Alan King, Andrew Allan, Summer stage. Aug. 9/1959. 377 NEVER GROW OLD, 60-Dr., Stanley Mann, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Oct. 17/1954. 378 NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD. 60-Dr •• Charles E. Israel, Andrew Allan. CBC stage. Nov. 7/1954. 379 NEVER SHOOT A DEVIL, 120-Com •• Len Peterson. Andrew Allan, CBC Stage. May 3 and 10/1953. 380 NEW COMMANDMENT, A. 60-Dr.t Robert & Rita Allen, Andrew Allan. CBC stage, Dee. 17/1944. 381 NEW LEASE ON SUMMER, 60-Rom. Dr •• Edward Heive. Andrew Allan. CBC Stage. May 2/1948. 382 NEW-ORDER, THE, 60-Dr •• Frederick Spoerly. Gus Kristjanson, Midweek Theatre, Aug. 11/1965. 383 NIGHT OF PROMISE, THE, 60-Com., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan. CBC stage, Mar. 13/1949. 384 t NIGHT RIVER, 60-Dr •• George Salverson, Andrew Allan. CBe stage. Dec. 10/1961. 385 NO MAN IS. 30-Dr., w.O. Mitchell, Foothills Fables. Dec. 15/1963. 386 NO RIGHT TO BE SOVEREIGN, 60-Dr., Alan King, Andrew Allan. CBC Stage, June 2411945. 387 NOT FOR EMRY EYE, 30-Dr., Gerard Bessette, (Ad. IvoryBarryl, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Mar. 27/1963. 388 NOT FOR MYSELF ALONE, 60-Dr., Rita Greer Allen, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Jan. 14/1945. 27 389 NOTHING CAN GO WRONG, 60-Com., Brian Swarbrick, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 1/1962. 390 NYMPH AND THE LAMP, THE, 90-Dr., Thomas H. Raddall, (Ad. Joseph Schull), Tom Kent, CBC Wednesday Night, Jan. 24/1951. 391 t O'BRIEN, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, Jan. 25/1948. 392 OBSOLETE PEOPLE. 60�Dr., Alfred Harris, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Feb. 1/1967. 393 OLD CROAKER, 30-Com.: W.O. Mitchell, Foothills Fables. Oct. 27/1963. 394 t OLD MAN SAYS NO, THE, 60-Dr., Mac Shoub, Ruprt Caplan, Summer Stage, Sep. 1/1957. 395 OLD MAN'S HOUSE, THE, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Rupert Caplan, CBC Sunday Night. Aug. 29/1965. . 396 ON BEHALF OF A GOOD MAN'S SON, 60-Dr., William Bankier, Rupert caplan, Summer. stage, Aug. 21/1966. 397 ONCE BURNT, TWICE SHY,.90-Dr •• Betty Lambert, Gerald Newman, CBC Sunday Night •. July 18/1965. 398 ONE FOR THE MONEY: 60-Hist. Com., Tommy Tweed, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Dec. 15/1957. 399 ONE JOHN SMITH, 30-Hist.·Com., Lister,Sinclair, Andrew Allan. CBC·Stage. Oct. 27/1946. 400 t ONE JOHN SMITH, 90-Hist. Com., Lister Sinclair, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday �ight, June 28/1950. 401 ONE, TWO, THREE LITTLE I�DIANS,·15-Dr., Hugh Garner, W. . (Ad. Len Peterson), Ljungh, • Ess� . CBC Stage, Feb. 21/1964. 402 ONE WAY �ICKET TO MORRAMISHA, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBe stage, Nov. 16/�952. 403 OPEN THE DOOR AND LET HER COME RIGHT IN, 60-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Gus Kristjanson, Summer Stage, Sep. 16/1962. 28 404 ORACLES ARE DUMB, THE, 60-Hlst. Dr. Andrew Allan & John Bethune, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Dec. 24/1944. 405 t ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES. THE, 60-Dr., M. Charles Cohen, Rupert Caplan, Summer stage, July 7/1963. 406 OTHER SIDE, THE, 60-Fantasy, Lister Sinclair. Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Dec. 31/1944. 407 OTHER SIDE OF THE WALL. THE, 60-Dr.,.Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Dec. 6/1953. 408 OTHERS MANAGE, 60-Dr., Herb Hosie, Gerald Newman, Summer stage, July 17/1964. 409 OUR EMBLUM DEAR, 60-Hist. Satire, Mavor Moce, Mavor Moore, CBC Wednesday Night, July 1/1959 • . 410 t OUR MISS HAMMOND, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 20/1963. 411 OUT OF THE MOUTHS, 30-Com., W.O. Mitchell, Peter Macdonald. Summer Theatre, July 2/1950. 412 t OVERLAID, 30-Dr., Robertson Davies, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Mar. 6/1964. 413 OWL IS A HERETIC, THE, 60-Hist. Dr., Ian Thorne, J. Frank Willis, CBC stage; Mar. 3/1963. 414 t OZYMANDIAS, 60-Dr., Stanley Mann, AndnN Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 6/1952. 415 PAPER IN THE WIND, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CB.e Stage, May 5/1946. 416 PAPER RAILROAD, THE. 60-Dr., George Salverson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Dec. 18/1955. 411 PASSENGER PIGEON PIE, 60-Com. Dr., Len Peterson, Eae W. Ljungh, CEC stage, Oct. 2/1960. 418 PASSION OF JESUS, THE, 60-Religious Dr., John Reeves, John Reeves, ·CBC Stage, Apr.·7/1963. 29 419 t PASTURES OF PLENTY, 60-Dr., Hugh Kemp, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, June 9/1965 •. 420 PEACE AS LONG AS IT LASTS, 60-Com., James G. Harris, Rupert Caplan, CBC Sunday Night, May 10/1964. 421 t PEACE RIVER COUNTRY, 120-Dr., Ralph Allen, (Ad. Charles Israel), James W. Kent, CBC stage, Feb. 22, Mar. 1/1959. 422 PEBBLE BEACH, THE, 60-Dr., John Gorrie, Gus Kristjanson, Midweek Theatre, Mar. 24/1965. 423 PEOPLE'S CHOICE,THE, 60-Dr., Hug��Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Jan. 20/1946. 424 PERJURY FARM, 30-Dr., Miller & Margaret Stewart, James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, June 3/1963. 425 PETE GOES HOME, 30-Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, CBe stage, Mar. 12/1944. 426 PHlLAUTOS, 60-br., Cllfford o. stewart, Esse W. Ljungh,CBC stage, Oct. 7/1962. . - , 427 PHOTOGRAPH, THE, 60-Dr., Herb Hosle, Gerald Newman, . CBC Sunday Night, Mar. 14/1965. 428 PILLARS OF HERCULES, THE, 30-Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Mar. 5/1944. . . 429 PILTDOWN FHAUD, THE, 45-Documentary Dr., James Bannerman, J. Frank Willls, CBC Wednesday Nlght. May 20/1959. 430 t PIPER OF ST. JAMES, THE, (THE YOUNG STEWART) 60-Hlst. Com."Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC stage. Dec. 31/1961. 431 PLAY OF JESUS, THE, 240-Rellgious Dr., John Reeves, John Reeves, CBC Tuesday Nlght, Nov. 30 and Dec. 7/1965. � 432 PLOUFFE FAMILY, THE, 60-Dr., Roger Lemelin, (Ad. Ted Allan), Andrew Allan, CBC Stage. Feb. 18/1951. 433 POINT OF RETURN, 60-Fantasy, George Robertson, Gerald Newman, Summer stage, July 24/1964. 30 434 PORTRAIT OF AN AGE, -H1st. Dr., James Bannerman, John Reeves, CBC Wednesday N1ght, Feb. 13/1963. 435 PORTRAIT OF A SELF MADE MAN, -Dr., George Salverson, Esse W. Ljungh,CBC Wednesday Night, July 18/1951. 436 POTATOES HAS GOT TO BE DUG, 30-Com., Leslie MacFarlane, James Bannerman, Aug. 12/1963. 437 POWDER-BLUE OVERCOAT, THE, 60-Dr., Patr1c McDougall, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, June 15/1966. 438 POWERS OF DARKNESS, THE, 60-Dr., Thomas Raddall, (Ad. Clyde Douglas), Gus Kr1stjanson, Summer stage, Sep. 13/1956. 439 PRECIPICE, THE, 60-Dr., Hugh MacLenan, (Ad. Hugh Kemp), Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Nov. 7/1948. 440 PRIDE'S FANCY, 6o-Hist. Dr., Thomas Raddall, (Ad. J. Frank Will1s), J. Frank Will1s, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 29/1948. 441 PRINCE AND THE PILGRIM, THE, 60-Com. Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan. CBC Stage, Dec. 10/1944. 442 PRINCE OF PASHAS, THE, 60-Com. Dr., Barbara Grantmyre, Pete� Donk1n, Midweek Theatre, Jan. 19/1966. 443 t PRIZEWINNER, THE, 60-Dr., Bernard Slade, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 6/1992. . 444 PRODUCT OF ijIS CLASS, A, -Dr., George Salverson, Esse W •. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, J�ly 18/1951. 445 PROFILE OF BERTOLT BRECHT, 60-Biographical Dr., Frederick Spoerly, James W. Kent, CBC Sunday N1ght, Feb. 16/1964. 446 PROJECT PIG, 60-Com. Dr., Norman Kempster & Gavin Douglas, Peter Donk1n, M1dweek Theatre, July 28/1965. . . ��7 t PROUD PASSAGE,: 90-Dr:, Joseph Schull, J. Frank W11l1s, CBC Wednesday N1ght •. Nov. 14/1956. 448 PUBLIC HEARING INTO THEr�PROPOSED DAMNATION OF VANCOUVER,A (See THE DAMNATION OF VANCOUVER) 31 449 QUARTET. 60-Dr., Ian Flanders, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Mar. 5/1967. 450 QUARTET FOR A STORM, 60-Dr., Eugene Hallman, . Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Mar. 28/1954. 451 QUIET WEDDING, THE, 30-Dr., Marian Waldman, Gus Kristjanson, Summer stage, June 16/1963. 452 RACE, THE, 30-Dr., Jerry Tessler, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Sunday Night, July 19/1964. 453 REALTOR, THE, 60-Dr., James G. Harris, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Dec. 29/1965. 454 REASONABLE CHRISTMAS,A, (See AN IMPROMPTU CHRISTMAS) 60-Dr., David Brook, Gerald Newman, CBC Wednesday Night, Dec. 27/1961. 455 RED IS FOR DANGER, 60-Dr., James Bannerman, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 17/1953. 456 RED SAILS IN THE DUST BOWL, 60-Hist. Com., Tommy Tweed, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 12/1946. 457 RED WEED, THE, 30-Dr., Donald Bell, Cameos, Sep. 4/1961. 458 REDL AFFAIR, THE, 60-Dr., George Jonas, Esse W. Ljungh, Summer Stage, June 4/1965. 459 REFUGEE, 30-Com., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 21/1944. 460 RELUCTANT REBEL, THE, 60-Dr., Athole Stewart, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Jan. 18/1948. 461 RETREAT FROM MOSCOW, 60-Hist. Dr., Lisbr Sinclair, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Nov. 28/1962. 462 RETURN JOURNEY, 60-Dr., Alan King, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Nov. 13/1949. 463 RETURN TO COLONUS,60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Jan. 24/1954. . 32 464 RICH MAN, THE, 60-Dr., Henry Kre1sel, (Ad. Mac Shoub), J. Frank W1111s, CBC Wednesday N1ght, Jan. 19/1949. 465 t RIEL. 90 -H1st. Dr., John Coulter, Mavor Moore, CBC Wednesday N1ght, May 9/1951. 466 RING, THE, 60-Dr., Patr1ck R1dell, Peter Donk1n, M1dweek Theatre, Sep. 28/1966. 461 RIVER AND' THE BOY� THE, 60-Dr., Hugh MacLennan, (Ad. Joseph Schull), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 11/1964. 468 t ROMANCE, 60-Rom. Dr., R1ta Greer Allen, Eae W. Ljungh. CBC stage, May 20/1956. 469 ROMP IN THE HIGHLANDS,A, 60-Dr., Peter Cunn1ngham, James W. Kent, Summer Stage. May 22/1964. 410 ROUND DANCE FOR CHRISTMAS, 90-Dr., R1ta Greer Allen, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday N1ght, Dec.�26/1956. ' 471 ROYALTY IS ROYALTY, 60-Com. Dr., W.O. M1tchell, Gus Kr1stjanson, Summer stage, June 23/1963. 412 SAGA OF BOBBY WEST, THE, -Com., James W. N1col, J. Frank W11l1s, CBC Tuesday N1ght, Jan. 24/1967. 413 ST. AUGUSTINE OF_ CANTERBURY. 60-H1st. Dr., L1ster S1ncla1r, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Oct. 23/1949. 474 SAMARITAN, THE, 60-Dr., Yve� Theriault, ( Tr. Alv1n Goldman), Rupert Caplan, CBC Wednesday N1ght, June 26/1963 • . 475 SAM SLICK THE CLOCKMAKER, -Com., T.C: Hal1burton, (Ad. Joseph Schull), J. Frank W1111s, CBC Wednesday N1ght, Mar. 10/1948. 476 SANDPIT, THE, 60-Dr., Alan K1ng, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage. Feb. 11/1951. 477 SANTA HAD A BLACK, BLACK BEARD, 30-Chrlstmas Dr., Cla1re Murray, Andrew Allan, Drama Spec1al, Dec. 12/1947. -= ==::=S, 60-Sat1r1cal Com., Paul H1etert, Tommy Tweed), Andrew Allan, nun muesday N1ght, May 26/1947. 33 479 SAY UNCLE, 60-Satire, Eric Nicol •. (Ad. stan Daniels & Mavor Moore), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night. July 4/1962. 480 SC'OTCH, THE. 60-Dr •• John Kenneth Galbraith. (Ad. Leslie MacFarlane), Esse W. Ljungh, CEC Stage, Nov. 28/1965. 481 SEA WALL, THE. 90-Dr., Betty Lambert, Gerald Newman, CBC Wednesday Night, July 11/1962. 482 SEASON TO LOSE YOUR REASON, THE, 60-Dr., Roger Crowther, John Hobday. Midweek Theatre, Dec. 16/1964. 483 SECOND SCROLL, THE, -Dr., A.M. Klein, (Ad. Stanley Mann), Rupert Caplan, CBC Wednesday Night, May 7/1952. 484 SECOND OLDEST PROFESSION IN THE WORLD, THE. 60-Com •• Marian Waldman. Gus Kristjanson. Summer Stage, June 19/1964. 485 SECRET AGENT, THE, 60-Dr., Herb Hosie, Gerald Newman, Midweek Theatre. Feb. 3/1965. 486 SECRET OF THE WORLD, THE, 120-Dr., Ted Allan, Esse W. Ljungh. CBC Wednesday Night, May 10/1961. 487 SECRET TREATY, 30-Satire, Tommy Tweed, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Mar. 10/1946. 488 SECRET TRIAL OF HARRY GORMAN. THE, 60-Dr., Brian Swarbrick. James W. Kent, Summer Stage, Sep. 15/1963. 489 LISTING DELETED. SENSE OF Andrew Andrew 490 SIN,A, 60-Dr., Allan, . Allan, CBC Stage, Jan. 11/1953. 491 SETTLERS OF THE MARSH, 60-Dr., Frederick Philip Grove, (Ad. Len Peterson), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage. Dec. 20/1963. 492 SETTLING DUST. 60-Dr., Aileen Barker. Gerald Newman. Summer Stage, Aug. 27/1961. 493 SEVENTH EYE. OR THE CAPE-COD CAPER, THE, 60-Com., James G. Harris. Rupert Caplan, Summer Stage, Sep. 17/1965. 34 494 SHADOW OF THE TREE, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Sep. 28/1947. 495 SHAKING TENT, THE, 60-Dr., R.S. Lambert, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Oct. 29/19.52. 496 SHENNAN'S FOLLY, 60-Satire, Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, . CBC Stage, Feb. 24/1952. 497 SHELL GAME, THE�" 60-Com., Arthur L. Murphy. John Hobday, Summer stage. Oct. 6/1963. SICK HEART RIVER, 90-Dr., John.Buchan, (Ad. John Bethune), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Feb. 28/1967. 499 SILENCE ON THE SHORE, 60-Dr., Hugh Garner, (Ad. Len Peterson), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, May 29/1966. 500 SKIN DEEP IS PLENTY, 60-Fantasy Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage. June 1/1947. 501 SIR JOHN A. BEATS THE DEVIL, 60-Hist. Dr., Tommy Tweed, Esse W. Ljungh. CBC stage, Jan. 13/1963 •. 502 SIR JOHN AND THE";�LONG WAIT, 60-Hist. Dr., Tommy Tweed, Andrew Allan, CBe stage, Jan. 9/1955 • .503 SKYSCRAPER,.�O-Dr., Bernard Braden, Andrew Allan, CBe Stage, Oct. 19/1945. - - 504 t SMALL RAIN, THE, 60-Rom. Dr., Lister Sinclair, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Nov. 6/19.55. 505 SMALL TOUGH WOMAN, THE, 60-Dr., Kay Hill, PetEl' Donkin, Midweek Theatre, Dec. 22/1965. 506 SMALLEARS, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 17/1960. 507 SMITH VS. THE PEOPLE OR THE PEOPLE VS. SMITH, 60-Dr., Frederick Spoerly, Rupert Caplan, , Summer Stage, June 30/1963. 508 SO LONG AS YOU LIVE, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Esse W. Ljungh, CBe Stage, Nov. 8/1959. 3.5 509 t SOCRATES, 60-Hist. Verse Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Feb. 16/1947. 510 SOFT TRAP, THE, 30-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Fathills Fables, Dec. 3/1963. 511 t SOME ARE SO LUCKY, 60-Dr., Hugh Garner, (Ad. Len Peterson), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Feb. 21/1964. 512 SOMETIMES THEY RETURN. 60-Dr., Frederick Spoerly, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Nov. 18/1962. 513 SON, THE, 60-Dr., Mavor Moore, James W. Kent. CBC Stage, Oct. 26/1958. 514 SONG FOR JOEY, A. 60-Rom. Dr., Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC 'Stage, May 24/1947. 515 SONGS MY MOTHER TAUGHT ME. 60-Dr •• Edward McCourt, Gus Kristjanson, . Summer stage, Sep. 9/1962. 516 SONS AND FATHERS, 30-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Foothills Fables, Nov. 17/1963. 517 SOUND OF APPLAUSE, THE, 60-Dr., Alfred HarriS, Rupert Caplan, Summer stage, Sep., 18/1966. 518 SOUND OF THE WEEDS, 30-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CEC Stage, May 6/1945. SPARE ROOM, THE, 60-Dr., Mordecai Bichler, James W. Kent, Summer Stage, June 4/1961. 520 SPECULATIONS OF JEFFERSON THORPE, THE, 60-Com., StePen Leacock, (Ad. Tommy Tweed) Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday'Night, Feb. 1/1950. 521 SPINSTER OF SOUTH STBEE�, THE4, -Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, June 30/1954. .522 Spy IN JERICHO, 60-Dr., Alan King, Andrew Allan, CEe Stage, Mar. 30/1952.' 523 STARLIGHT, STARBRIGHT� 60-Fantasy, Lillian An�ws, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage,' Apr. 28/1963. 36 .524 STONE ANGEL, THE, 90-Dr., Margaret Laurence, Esse (Ad. George Byga) , W. Ljungh, CBC Sunday Night, Aug. 15/1965. 525 t STONEBOAT, THE, 30-Dr., Herb Hosie, Esse W. Ljungh, Drama Special, Apr. 5/1965! STOP-OVER, 30-Dr., Harry J. Boyle, Open Air Theatre, Sep. 26/1948. . . .527 STORY OF JENNY JONES. THE, 30-Rom. Dr., Robert & Rita Allen, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Oct. 29/1944 • .528 STRANGE MR. SMITH, THE, 30-Dr., Gerald Noon, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Jan. 13/1946 •. .529 STRANGER, THE, 60-Dr., Herb HOSie, Gerald Newman, Summer Stage, Aug. 14/1960. .530 STRANGERS ON STREET CARS, 60-Dr ... Len Peterson, E� W. Ljungh,CBC stage, Nov. 29/1955. .531 STREET OF RICHES, 60-Dr., Gabrielle Roy • (Ad. Marian Esse W. Waldman), Ljungh,' SUl.IIIer Stage, July 5/1959. 532 STRIKE, 30-Dr., Harry J. Boyle, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 30/1944. 533 STRIKE. THE, 90-Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesda�Night" Nov. 12/1958. 534 STUDY IN BLACK AND OTHER COLOURS, 60-Dr:, Mac Shoub, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Feb. 23/1966. 535 STYLITE� THE, 30-Com., W.O. Mitchell, Foothills Fables, Nov. 3/1963. 536 SUCCESS, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Oct. 4/1953. 537 SUCH WAS ST. URBAIN 'STREET. -Dr., Horde'cai Richler, James W. Kent, CBC Tuesday Night, Sep. 27/1966. 538 SUMMER BURNING,A, 60-Com., Harry J. Boyle, Esse W� (Ad. George Salverson). ' Ljungh, CBC stage, Mar. 19/1965." 37 539 SUMMER PEOPLE, THE, 90-Dr., Betty Lambert, Gerald Newman, CBC Wednesday Night, May 24/1961. 540 SUMMER STORY, 60-Dr., Joseph Mauro, Gus Kristjanson, Summer stage, July 2/1965. 541 SUMMER'S LEASE. 60-Dr., Peter Garvie, Gerald Newman, Summer stage, Sep. 1/1963. SUMMER'S WATER, 60-Dr., Irene Robinson, James W. Kent, Summer Stage, June 18/1961. 543 SUMMIT AND THE TIDE; THE, 60-Verse Dr., . Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Jan. 23/1955. 544 SUMMONS, THE, 60-Dr., Frederick Spoerly, Rupert Caplan, Midweek �heatre. Nov. 3/1965. 545 SUNFLOWERS IN THE 'SEA, '60-Dr •• Len Peterson, Esse W. LJungh, CBC stage, May 8/1966. 546 SUNSHINE SKETCHES OF A LITTLE TOWN, 60-Com., Stepen Leacock, (Ad. Max Bra1thwaite), And�ew Allan, CBC stage, Dec. 1/1946� 547 SURGEON MAJOR, THE, 90-Documentary Dr., James Bannerman, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday �ight. Jan. '9/1957. 548 SURVIVANCE, LAj:1 240-Hist. Dr., Joseph Schull, J. Frank CBC Willis, Wednesday Night,' .rJ.ar• 15 and 22/1961,1 548A . SURVIVORS� THE. 30-Dr., A.W. Purdy, Midweek Theatre, May 17/1967. 549 SWAP SHOP, THE, 30-Dr., Marjorie MorriS, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Mar. 20/1966. 550 SYMBOL OF THE PEOPLE, A, 60-D�., Brian Swarbrick, Esse W. Ljungh .. CBC stage, Dec. 30/1962. 551 TALE OF DENNIS 01 BRIEN, A,. 30Dr. , Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 14/1944. 552 TALE OF THE TALKING BIRD, 60-Dr., Lister S1nclair, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Dec. 30/1956. > 38 553 TALES OF THE LONESOME PINE, 30-Christmas Dr., Ray Darby. Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage. Dec. 25/1955. 554 t TEACH ME HOW TO CRY, 60-Dr., Patricia Joudry, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 19/1953. 555 TEARS, IDLE TEARS, 30-Dr., Fletcher Markle, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Mar. 25/1945. 556 TERROR AND EREBUS, 30-Hist.V:ers'iHDr�,I):1;'., Gwendolyn MacEwan • James Kent, CBC Sunday Night, Jan. 10/1965. 557 THATCHER PLACE, 60-Dr., Patricia Joudry, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Mar. 29/1953. 558 t THERE ARE \mY FEW OF US LEFT. 30-Rom. Dr., Andrew Allan, Andrew Allan. CBC Stage, Feb. 17/1946. 559 THERE WERE GIANTS, 60-Poetic Dr., Listr Sinclair, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Dec. 20/1959. 560 THERE WILL BE THREE CHILDREN, 60-Dr., Mort Forer, Gus Kristjanson, Midweek Theatre; Sep. 8/1965. 561 THEY ALL RESPECT ME, 30-Dr., Frederick Spoerly, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Mar. 13/1964. 562 t THEY'RE ALL AFRAID, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Feb. 27/1944. , 563 THIN ICE OF 1955, 60-Satire, Tommy Tweed, Esse W. Ljungh. CBC Stage, Jan. 1/1956. 564 THIRTY ACRES, 90-Dr., 'Ringuet, (Ad. Joseph Schull), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Mar. 5/1965. 565 THIRTY NINE STEPS, THE, 60-Mys., John Buchan, (Ad. Charles Rittenhouse), 'Andrew Allan, CBC stage, May 18/1947. 566 THIS LAND IS LOVED, 30-Dr., Phyllis Lee Peterson, James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, Dec. 13/1960. 567 THIS MAN WAS MY FATHER, 60-Dr., Marian Waldman. Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 13/1947. 39 568 t THREE TO GET MARRIED, 60-Com., Kay Hill, Peter Donkin, Summer Stage, Oct. 2/1964. TIDY END, THE, 60-Dr., Peter Garvie, Gerald Newman, Midweek Theatre, Apr. 28/1965. 570 TI-JEAN AND THE DEVIL'S PLAYING CARDS, 60-Folk Dr., Tommy Tweed, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Apr. 8/1956. - 571 TIIvlE IS I�Y ENEHY '!;See THE KITE) • 572 TIME OF- THE LILACS, 90-Dr., Marcel Dub�, (Tr. Mac Shoub), Rupert Caplan, CBC Wednesday Night, May 17/1961. 573 TIN FLUTE, THE, 90-Dr., Gabrielle Roy, (Ad. Len Peterson), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC vlednesday Night, r.lar. 30/1960. 574 TITANIC, THE, _ -Dr�-,' E.J. Pratt, (Ad. Earle Grey), Lola Thompson, CBC Wednesday Night, Mar.- 31/1954. 575 TITCHBORN CLAIrJIANT, THE, -n-,; Alan King, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 9/1959. 576 THAT'S FOR SURE, 60-Dr., Bob Kesten, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 4/1948. 577 TO BE ONESELF, 60-Verse Dr., Peter Garvie, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, May 28/1961. 578 t TO TELL THE TRUTH. -Dr., Morley Callaghan, (Ad. Mavor Moore), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, May 25/1949. 579 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE� 60-Dr., John Gray. Gerald Newman, CBC Wednesday Night, Hay 25/1960. 580 TOMORROW WE HUNT (See THE GREAT HUNTER). 581 TORTIL� JONES, 30-Christmas Dr., Ray Darby, Esse W. Ljung CBC Stage, Dec. 25/1955. 582 TOUG-H-LUCK-NICK, THE, 60-Com.-Dr., Ivlort Forer, Gus Kristjanson, Summer Stage, Sep. 3/1961. 40 583 TREE WHERE THE.;BIRDS SING, 30-Dr., IUchael Jacot, Gus Kristjanson, Summer Stage, June 9/1963. 584 TRIAL OF DR. HENRY WILLIA1-1 KING, THE, 60-Dr., Alan King, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, May 7/1967. 585 TRIAL 'OF JOHN BODKIN ADAMS, THE, 90-Documentary Dr., Alan King. John, Reeves, CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 18/1963. 586 TRIAL OF HELEN DUNCAN, THE. 90-Documentary Dr., Alan King, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Wednesday Night, Apr. 26/1961. 587 TRIAL OF HENRY FAUNTLEROY, THE, 90-Documentary Dr., Alan King, J. Frank Willis, CBC Sunday Night, July 12/1964. 588 TRIAL OF JOHN HORNE TOOKE, THE, 90-Documentary Dr., Alan King, J. FrarL� Willis, CBC Wednesday Night. May 2/1951. 589 TRIAL OF QUEEN CAROLINE, THE, 90-Documentary Dr., ,James Bannerman, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Feb. 8/1956. 590 t TRIP FOR �1RS. TAYLOR, 60-Dr., Hugh Garner, (Ad. Len Peterson), Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Feb. 21/1964. 591 TROPHY, THE, 30-Dr., \l.0. Mitchell, Foothill:rabI.EfS; l\lar. 19/1964. 592 TROUBLE AT LA TRECHE, 30-Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 1/1945. 593 TROUBLE WITH YESTERDAY, THE, 60-Dr., Maurice Levinson, (Ad. Bernard Braden), Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 18/1948. 594 t TULIP GARDEN. THE, 30-Dr., George Ryga, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Jan. 16/1966. 595 TURVEY, 210-Com. in 7 episodes. Earle Birney. (Ad. Joseph Schull), John Reeves, Special, Sep. 13, 20, 27, Oct. 4, 18, 25. and Nov. 1/1964. 596 TWELVE-FOOT DAVIS, 60-Folk Dr., Robert Gard, Esse W. Ljungl CBC Stage, Apr. 8/1956 • . ---TY NINE: FORTY), 30-Dr., Fletcher Markle, 41 598 t �NO-FACED ANGEL, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, May 12/1965. 599 TWO SOLITUDES, 60-Dr., Hugh MacLennan, (Ad. Hugh Kemp), Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Dec. 15/1946. 600 TWO WEEKS AT WITS END, -Com., Eric Nicol, Doug Nixon, CBC Wednesday Night, July 14/1948. 601 TWO WEEKS WITH PLAY, 60-Com.-Dr., Gerard Sarraclni & ._: Alfie Scopp, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Dec. 5/1948. 602 TWO WORLDS IN ONE ACT, 60-Dr., George Salverson, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Oct. 23/1955. 603 TYSON'S LOG, 60-Documentary Dr., John Reeves, John Reeves, CBC Stage, Apr. 17/1966. 604 UNCERTAIN GLORY, 30-Dr., Andrew Allan, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 21/1946. 605 UNCERTAIN GLORY, 60-Dr., Andrew Allan, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 30/1948. 606 VIE"fl FR0!1 HERE IS YES, THE, 60 -Nativity Dr", Lister Sinclair, Esse W. Ljungh, CEC Wednesday Night, Dec. 13/1961. 607 VIEW FROM OUTSIDE,A, 60-Dr., Alan King, Rupert Caplan, Midweek Theatre, Feb. 17/1964. 608 VIGIL OF CHRISTMAS, THE, 60-Religious Dr., Andrew Allan, Andrew Allan, . CBC Wednesday Night, Dec. 24/1952. 609 VIKING HEART, THE, 90-Dr., Laura G. Salvers on, (Ad. George Salvers on) , Esse W. Ljungh, CEC Wednesday Night, Feb. 1/1956. 610 VIOLENT FLAME, THE, 60-Documentary Dr., Michael Jacot, John Hobday, Summer Stage, Oct.. 13/1963. 611 VISIT WITH ROBERT, 60-Dr., Hugh Garner, (Ad. Len Peterson), Esse W. Ljungh, CEe Stage, Feb. 21/196�. 612 VOICE OF DOOM, THE, 60-Dr., Charles Israel, Esse ill. Ljungb CBC Wednesday Night, Mar. 14/1956. 42 613 WAITING TO KNOW, 45-Dr., Ian Malcolm, Rupert Caplan, CBC Tuesday Night, Dec. 28/1965. 614 WALK AGAINST THE WIND, 60-Dr., Alan Pearce,Andrew Allan, Summer Stage, Aug. 19/1962. 615 WALK IN THE RAIN, A. 60-Dr., Michael Cook, Dick O'Brien, Midweek Theatre, Jan. 18/1967. WALTZING MATILDA. 60-Dr., Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Nov. 30/1952. 617 WARLOCK OF;POLECAT PORTAGE. THE, 30-Com., Miller & Margaret Stewart, James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, July 22/1963. 618 WARRIOR LOOKS HOMEWARD, THE, 30-Dr., Fletcher Markle, Andew Allan, CBC stage, Feb. 18/1945. 619 WAY IN WHICH IT WAS DONE, THE, 60-Dr., Mort Forer, Gus Kristjanson, Midweek Theatre. Dec. 30/1964. 620 WAY OUT, THE, 60-Dr., Ray Darby, Andrew Allan. CBC stage, Dec. 7/1952. 621 WAY THROUGH THE WOOD, THE, 60-Dr., Alan King, PeUr Macdonald, CBC Stage, Dec. 9/1951. 622 WAY TO NOWHERE, THE, 60-Dr •• Marian Waldman, Gus Kristjanson, Summer stage, Sep. ?/1956. 623 WAY WE BEGAN , THE, 60-Hist. Dr., James Bannerman, J. Frank WilliS, CBC Sunday Night, Sep. 6/1964. 624 WAY WEIVE COME, THE, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, J. Bank Willis . SpeCial. July 1/1947. . 625 WE ALL HATE TORONTO, 30-Com., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Mar. 16/1957. 626 WE SPEAK OF GENUIS, 30-Hist. Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage. Dec. 2/1944. 627 WE'LL HEAR NO MORE ABOUT IT, 60-Dr•• Fred Diehl, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Nov. 22/1953. 628 WEATHER, WEATHER, WEATHER, 30-Com., W.O. Mitchell, James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, Mar. 30/1964. 629 WEDDINGS ARE COMPLICATED, 60-Com., Bob Kesten, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Aug. 31/1948. 630 WHAT DOES HE KNOW WHAT HEIS GETTING? 30-Com., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 13/1944. 631 WHAT IS MY LOVE LIKE? 30-Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, CEC stage, June 2/1946. WHAT MEN ARE THESE? 30-Dr., Rita Greer Allen. Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Apr. 8/1945. WHATEVER YOU DO, 60-Com., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CEC Stage, May 14/1950. 634 t WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE, 60-Hist. Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andnw Allan, CBC Stage, Apr.-24/1955. 635 WHEN THE ROBERTS LIVED IN FREDERICTON. 90-Com., Lloyd Roberts, J. Frank Willis, CBC Wednesday Night, Dec. 5/1956. 636 WHEN THE WORLD WAS NEW, 60-Dr., Ray Darby, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC Stage, Dec. 13/1959. 637 WHERE DOES A GIANT GORILLA SLEEP? - ANYWHERE HE WANTS, 60-Com., Leo Simpson, Earl Pennington, Midweek Theatre, Apr. 4/1967. 638 WHIPHAND, 60-Dr., Ron Hambleton, James W. Kent, CBC Stage, Nov. 30/1958. II I 639 WHITE CHRISTMAS OF RAYMOND SHOTCLOSE, THE, 30-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Christmas Special. Dee. 24/1962. 640 WHITE COCKATOO, THE, 60-Dr., Elizabeth Fox, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Nov. 3/1957. 641 WHITE COLLAR. 30-Ir., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan. CBC stage, Mar. 3/1946. 642 WHITE:-DOG ON A GREEN LAWII. 30-Dr •• George Ryga, Gerald Newman, CBC Tuesday Night, Oct. 26/1965. 44 643 WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?, 30-Dr., Fletcher Markle, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Jan. 28/1945. 644 t WHO IS CARAPACE?, 60-Dr., Lester Powell, Hector MacFadyen, CBC Stage, Jan. 11/1959. 645 WHO HAS SEEN THE WIND, 60-Dr., W.O. M1tchell,' Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, May 15/1966. 646 WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN?, 60-Dr., Alan King, Andrew Allan, CBe stage, May 11/1952. 647 WHO PUT THE OVERALLS IN CAPTAIN JONES' SUBMARINE?, 60-Com., Tommy Tweed, Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Nov. 13/1955. 648 WHO SEEKS TO DECEIVE; 60-Dr., Alan Pearce, Hector MacFadyen, CBC stage, Jan. 4/1959. 649 WHO WROTE SHAKESPEAlB'S PLAYS? -His t. Documentary, Morna Scott Stoddard, Murray Edwards, CBC Wednesday Night, �. 29/1959. 650 WHOEVER MURDERED GOOD OLD CHARLIE?, 60-Mys., Betty Lambert, Gerald Newman, Midweek·Theatre,June 23/1965. 651 WHOOPEE, 60-Com., Jack Art, Gus Kr1s tjans on, Summer Stage, Sep. 9/1956. 6.52 WHY WE DOT OUR I'S AND CROSS OUR TIS, 30-Com. Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 14/1946. WIDOW AND THE WAITRESS, THE. 60-Dr., Harry J. Boyle, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Nov. 20/1949. 654 t WIDOW OF THE MISSISSAGI, THE, 60-Dr., Len Peterson"Esse W. Ljungh, CBC stage, Jan. 8/1956. 655 WILLIE THE SQUOWSE. 60-Dr., Ted Allan. Andrew Allan. CBC Stage, Dee. 31/1950. 656 t WILLOW CIRCLE, 60-Dr •• Joseph Schull, Esse W. Ljungh. CBC stage, Feb. 28/1964. 657 WILLOWS REVISITED, 60-Com., Paul Hiebert. Paul Wright, CBe Wednesday N1ght. Jan. 22/1958. 45 658 WINDY HILL, THE. 30-Dr., Dick Diespecker, Andrew Allan, CEC stage, Mar. 26/1944. 659 WINTER, -Dr., Lloyd Roberts, J. Frank Willis, CEC Wednesday Nlght, Jan. 7/1953. 660 WINTER NOBODY GOT YOUNGER, THE, 90-Dr., Len Peterson, J. Frank Willis, CBC Sunday Nlght, May 31/1964. 661 WINTER YEARS, THE, 60-Dr., James H. Gray, (Ad. Peter Whltall), Anthony Ross, Mldweek Theatre, Feb. 2/1966.' WISE RABBI, THE, 60-Com., Ted Alla�, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Apr. 11/1954. 663 WITHIN THE FORTRESS, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 20/1944. 664 wn.TD OUR ENEMY, THE, 30-VErse Dr., Anne !o1arrlott, (Ad. Margaret Kennedy), CBC Wednesday Night, Sep. 20/1950. 664A WINGS OF NIGHT, THE, 240-Dr., Thomas Raddall, (Ad. Hugh Webster), 665 WOr1AN ALONE, 30-Dr., John Patrick Gillese, _ (Ad. Leslie MacFarlane), James Bannerman, Summer Fallow, Sep. 23/1963. 666 WOMAN'S WORD, A, 60-Dr., Alfred Harrls, Anthony Ross, Midweek Theatre, May 25/1966. 667 WONDER CHILD, 30-Dr., Gerald Noxon, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Feb. 24/1946. 668 WONDERFUL CHARLIE, 30-Dr., Fletcher Markle, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Mar. 11/1945. 669 t WORLD OF HIS OWN,A, 60-Dr •• Joseph Schull, Esse W. tjung�, CEC Stage, Nov. 11/1951. 670 WORLD T.ruL�SPLANTED,A, 60-Dr., Marlan Waldman, Gus Krist jan Summer Stage, July 3/1960. 671 WORLD WITHOUT END, 30-Dr., Joseph Schull, Andrew Allan, CEC Stage, June 4/1944. , 4� 671A WRECKERS. THE, 60-Dr •• Cassie Brown. Midweek Theatre, May 3/1967. 672 WRONG TRAIL. THE, 30-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Foothills Fables, Dec. 22/1963. 673 YANKEE PEDLAR. 60-Com., T.C. Haliburton, (Ad. Kay Hill), Peter Donkin, Midweek Theatre, June 30/1965. 614 YEAR�OF THE MICE, THE. 60-Dr., Barbara Grantmyre, Peter Donkin, Midweek Theatre, Nov. 23/1966. 615 YELLOW BED, 60-Dr.,'Dean Hughes, Peter Dbnkln Midweek Theatre, Feb. 16/1966. 676 yOU CAN'T STOP NOW, 30-Com., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Nov. 11/1945. 617 YOU MAY SEE A STRANGER, 60-Dr., Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, May 1/1955. YOUNG DAVID, 30-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Andrew Allan. CBC stage, Jan. 21/1946. 619 YOUNG MAN, THE, 60-Rom. Dr., Stanley Mann, Andrew Allan, CBC Stage, Oct. 25/1953. 680 YOUNG STEWART, THE, 60-Dr., Hugh Kemp, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Dec. 14/1947. 681 YOUR WORLD ON A PLASTIC PLATTER, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Andrew Allan, CBC stage, Mar. 1/1953. TELEVISION DRA11A 47 1 TOUT PRENDRE. A, 90-Dr., Claude Jutra, (Tr. Leonard Cohen), Claude Jutra, Festival, Apr. 14/1965. 1A ABSENTEE MURDERER, THE. 30-Mys., Charles Templeton, Robert Christie, On Camera, Jan. 27/1958. 2 ACCESS. 30-Dr., Gwethalyn Graham, (Ad. John Bethune), Mario Prizek, Festival, Mar. 8/1967. 3 r ACROBATS. THE, 60-Dr., Mordecai Richler, Leo Orenstein, CBC TV Theatre, Jan. 13/1957. 4 ADULTS IS HUI1AN, 30-Com., W.O. Mitchell, Ray Whitehouse, Jake and the Kid, Aug. 15/1961. ADVENTURER, THE, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, CBC Playbill, Oct. 9/1958. 6 AFTER THE FACT. 60-Dr., John Lucarot� Ronald Weyman, G.M. Presents, Nov. 16/1958. 7 ALFIE'S TULIP, 30-Dr., Stanley Mann, Silvio Narizzano, CBC Playbill, June 9/1953. 8 ALIAS JONES, 60-Com.-Mys., Jacqueline Rosenfeld, George McCowan, Playdate, Apr. 13/1964. 9 ALIAS MR. POLLARD. 30-Dr., Leslie McFarlane, Ronald Weyma� On Camera, Oct. 1/1955. 10 ALL INDIAN. 30-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, Mar. 3/1966. . 11 ANGELINO, 30-Dr., Charles Israel, Arthur Hiller, Ford Theatre, Playbill, May 4/1955. 12 r ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, 90-Dr., L.M. Montgomery, (Ad. Don Harron), Campbell, Folio, Mar. 4/1956. 13 ANNIVERSARY, THE, 30-Dr., Michael Jacot, Basil Coleman, First Person, Sep. 2/1960. 14 ANTOINE'S WOODm� OVERCOAT. 30-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Ph1lip Keatley, Cariboo Country, May 13/1965. 48 15 APPLE, THE, 30-Dr., Stanley Mann, Silvio Narizzano, CBC Playbill, Sep. 22/1953. � 16 APPRENTICESHIP OF DUDDY KRAVITZ, 60-Dr., Mordecai Richler, Harvey Hart, G.M. Presents, Apr.l0/1960. 17 r ASHES IN THE WIND, 60-Dr., Mac Shoub, David Greene, G.M. Theatre, Feb •. 1/1955. 18 AT MY HEART'S CORE, 60-Dr., Robertson Davies, (Ad. Robert Christie), Silvio Narizzano, CBC Theatre, Nov. 10/1953. 19 AUCTION FEVER, 30-Comr�r., W.O. Mitchell, Ronald Weyman, Jake and the Kid, July 18/1961. 20 BAGATELLE, 30�Dr., Stanley Mann, David Greene, CBC Playbill, June 30/1953. 21 BALDING EAGLE, THE. 60-Dr., Norman Shannon, Charles Jarrot - G.M. Presents, Mar. 22/1959. 22 BAPTISM OF FIRE. 60-Dr., John Whelan. Henry Kaplan, G.M. Presents, Jan. 7/1958. 23 BATHROOM, THE. 30-Dr •• Eric Nicol, George McCowan, Quest, Jan. 14/1964. I 24 BEARD, THE, 30-Dr., Donald Jack, BaSil Coleman, On Cameral Mar. 17/1958.. . 25 BECKONING HILL. THE, 60-Dr.; Arthur L. Mur�, Paul Almond, G.M. Presents, May 29/1900. 26 BETWEEN THE SILENCES OF LOVE, 60-Rom.-Dr., Len Peterson, George Bloomfield, Show of the Weeki Oct. 26/1964. 27 BIG COIN SOUND. THE, 60-Dr., Bernard Slade, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Presents, Mar. 25/1968. 28 r BIG DEAL, THE, 60-Dr., M. Charles Cohen, George McCowan, . G.M. Presents, Jan. 22/1961. 29 BIG LEAGUE GOALIE, 30-Dr.� Mac Shoub, Ted Kotcheff, On Camera, Mar. 25/1957. 49 30 BIG LEAP, THE, 60-Com., Leo Orenstein, Silvio Narizzano, G.M. Theatre, Oct. 5/1954. 31 BIOGRAPHY OF A CRIME, 60-Dr., Charles Templeton, Ronald Weyman, G.M. Presents, July 15/1958. 32 BIT OF BARK, A, 30-Dr., Ernest Langford, CBC PLaybill, Jan. 29/1959. 33 BLACKFOOT COUNTRY, 30-Dr., Alfred Harris, Paul Almond, On Camera, Feb. 25/�956. J4 r BLACK BONSPIEL OF WILLIE McCRIMMON, THE, 60-Com. Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Melwyn Breen, ' Playdate, Jan. 19/1962. 35 BLACK OF THE MOON, THE, 60-Hist. Dr., Leslie MeFarlane, David Greene, First Performance, Oct. 17/1956. , - 36 BLIND DATE, 30-Dr., Jacqueline Rosenfeld, Henry Kaplan, On Camera, Nov. 12/1955. 37 BLIND EYE AND THE DEAF EAR, THE� 30-Dr., Leiie McFarlane, Melwyn Breen, Eye Opener, Jan. 5/1965. 38 BLINDFOLDED LADY, THE, 60-Dr., Alec Dyer, Leo Orenstein, .CBO TV Theatre,-Nov. 11/1956. 39 r BLOOD IS STRONG, THE, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Robert . Allen, G.M. Theatre, Jan. 25/1955. 40 r BLOOD ON WHOSE HOUSE, 60-Dr., Phed Vosniacos & Ed McGibbon, Leo Orenstein, .G.M -. Resents, July 1/1958. 41 BLUE IS FOR BOYS, 60-Com., Bernard Slade, Melwyn Breen, G.M. Presents, Oct. 9/1960. 42 BOOBATCH, 30-Dr., Neil McCallum and John Gerrard, Leo Orenstein. Ford Theatre Playbill, Mar. 9/1955. � 43 BORDERTOWN, 30-Documentary Dr., Cliff Solway, Cliff Solway Quest, May 13/1962. 44 BOSS OF THE NAMKO DRIVE,-30-Dr., Paul st. Pierre, Philip·Keatley, Cariboo Country. June 18/1964. 50 45 BOUSILLE AND THE JUST, 90-Com.-Dr., G. Gelinas, Ma�io Prizek, Festival. Feb. 26/1962. 46 BRASS TACKS, 30-Rom.-Com., Eric Nicol, Ronald Weyman, On Camera, Jan. 28/1957. 47 � BRASSPOUNDER OF ILLINOIS, THE. 90-Hist.-Dr., Tommy Tweed, George McCowan, Festival, May 7/1962. 48 BREAKING POINT, 60-Susp.-Dr., Ronald Bailey. Leo Orenstein G.M. Presents, Apr. 16/1961. 49 BREAKTHROUGH, 60-Dr., Donald Jack, Ronald Weyman, G.M. Presents, Oct. 5/1958. 50 r BRIDGE, THE. 60-WaPDr., Joseph Schull, Henry Kaplan, CBC Theatre, Apr. 30/1953. 51 BROADWAY STORY, 30-Mys. Stanley Mann, Arthur Hiller, On Camera, May 21/1955. 52 BROKEN SKY, THE. 60-War-Dr., Rudi Dorn and Paul Almond, Paul Almond, Playdate, Oct. 5/1962. 53 BULGARIAN BREAD, 30-Dr., Paul Wayne, David Gardner, First Person, July 27/1960. 54 r BURLAP BAGS, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, Harvey Hart, QUest, Jan. 3/1960. 55 BURNING CRUSADE OF ANDREW MACNORBAN, THE, 30-Dr., Doris French, Ted Kotcherr, On Camera, Mar.• 31/1956. 56 BUSINESS OF HIS OWN,A, 60-Dr., Stanley !'!ann, David Greene, CBC Theatre, Nov. 17/1953. 57 CABIN FEVER. 30-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, Mar. 10/1966. 58 CASE OF POSTERITY VS.JOSEPH HOWE,THE, 90-Hist.-Dr., Joseph Schull, Robert Allen, Folio, Nov.7/1956. 59 CASE OF PRINCE CHAID1ING, A, 60-Dr., Alec Dyer, Robert AIle CBC Theatre, Apr. 16/1953- .51 60 CATCH A FALLING STAR, 60-Dr., Mavor Moore, Silvio Narlzza�( c ,a, Theatre, Nov. 1/19.5.5. 61 caaa. OF FBAUD,A, 30-Dr., Donald Jack. Andrew Allan. . On Camera, Jan. 20/19.58. 62 CHESLEY AND THE SOUTH SEAS, 30-Com.-Dr., . -J os eph Schull, Leon Maj or, Summer Circuit, July 20/1961. CHILCOTIN FOOTWORM,' 30-Dr.,�Paul St. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country. July 9/1960. 64 CHOOSE YOUR PARTNER. 30-Com.-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Ronald Weyman, Jake and The Kid, July 11/1961. 6.5 CHORD OF STEEL, ?10-Dr., Lyon ':!?odd, 11elwyn Breen, The Serial, Nov. 5 to Dec. 17/1964. 66 COLONEL ��D THE LADY, THE, 60-Dr., Ron Hambleton, Norman Campbell, First'Performance, Oct. 6/195.5. 67 COME AWAY. OLD ��, 30-Dr.;-Rod Coneybeare, David Gree�e, CBC Playbill, Sep. 8/19.53. 68 r COMPANY PARTY, 60-Dr., Hugh Kem�, Basil Coleman, G.H. Presents, June 4/1961. 69 r CONCERT, THE, 60-Dr:, Joseph Schull, Robert Allen, . Folio, Feb. 6/1958. 70 CONQUEST OF COBBLETOWN, THE, 60-Com., Leslie �lcFarlane, �Ielwyn Breen, G.�I. Presents, l,1ay 21/1961. 71 CONVOY. lBO-Dr., Joseph Schull, Ronald We�n, The Serial, Oct. ,1 to' 29/1964. 72 COUNSEL FOR .THE DEFENCE, 60-Crime-Dr." Fred Edge, Melwyn Breen, G.M. Presents, Apr. 9/1961. 73 COUNTERFEITERS, THE, 30-Mys., Mac Shoub, Murray.Chercover, On Camera, Nov. 13/19.54. � 74 COUNTESS KELLER; 30-Dr.", Leslie }lcFarlane, Harvey Hart, CBC Playbill. July 20/1954. 52 75 COURSE FOR COLLIS:tON�', 60-Susp. Dr., Arthur Hailey, (Ad. Nathan Cohen), David Greene, CBC TV Theatre, Apr. 21/1957. 76 COUSIN ELVA, 60-Dr., Stuart Trueman, Ronald Weyman, First Performance, Oct. 17/1957. 77 COWBOY AND MR. ANTONY, THE, 60-Fantasy Dr., Hugh Kemp, Norman Campbell, Playdate, Mar. 7/1963. 78 CURE FOR THE DOCTOR,A, 30-Dr., Desmond Scott, Charles Jarrott, On Camera, June 23/1958. 79 DATELINE: BUDAPEST, 60-Rom. Dr., Charles Wassermann, (Ad. George Salverson & Nathan Cohen), Ronald Weyman CBC TV Theatre, Feb. 17/1957. 80 DAVID, CHAPTER II, 90-Dr., M. Charles Cohen, Harvey Hart, Festival, Jan. 28/1963. 81 DAVID, CHAPTER III, 90-Psychological Dr., M. Charles Cohen, Harvey Hart, Festival, Oc�. 5/1966. 82 DAY JAKE MADE HER RAIN, THE, 30-Com. Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Ronald Weyman, Jake and The Kid, July 14/1961. 83 DAY OF THE DODO, THE, 90-Dr., Ron Boorne, George McCowan, Festival, Jan. 8/1962. 84 DEADLIER. IS THE EnG, 60-susp. Dr., Stanley Mann, David Greene, G.M. Theatre, Dec. 13/1955. 85 DEADLIER THAN THE MALE, 60-Dr., Terry Newman, David Greene, G.M. Presents, Oct. 12/1954. 86 r DEADLINE, 30-Dr., John Bethune, SilVio Narizzano, CBC Playbill, June 23/1953. 87 DEATH AROUND US, THE, 60-Dr., Arthur Murphy, Leo Orense1ei G.M. Presents, Mar. 6/1960. 88 DEATH MINUS ONE, 60-Dr.,' Arthur Hailey, Paul Almond, G.M. Presents,· Jan. 28/1958. 89 DEBIT ACCOUNT, 60-Dr., Kim McIlroy, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Presents, Nov. 19/1957. 53 90' DEPTH,300, 60-Dr.� Maurice Gagnon, (Ad. Ivor Barry), Charles Jarrott, G.M. Presents, Oct. 26/1958. 91 DESPERATE SEARCH, THE, 60-Mys., Len Peterson, Harvey Hart, G.M. Presents, Nov. 8/1959. 92 r DEVIL'S INSTRUMENT, THE, 60-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, David Greene, Folio, Nov. 21/1956. 93 DEVIL'S PETITION, THE, 60-Dr., Monroe Scott, . Leo Orenstein, G.M. Presents, Oct. 30/1960. 94 DISCOVERERS, THE, 60-Dr., Max Rosenfeld & George Salverso Ronald Weyman, First Performance, Oct. 25/1956. 95 DISENCHANTED FANS, THE, 30-Dr., Rod Coneybeare, David Greene, CBC Playbill, July 28/1953. DIVORCE GRANTED, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, Murray Chercover, CBC Playbill, Aug. 10/1954. 97 DO GERRY PARKER, 30-Crime, Dr., Bernard Slade, George McCowan, Quest, Nov. 5/1961. 98 DR. MOBILE, 30-Dr., Alee Dyer, Ted Kotcheff, On Camera, June 2/1956. 99 DOLL, THE, 60-Mys., Charles Israel, Paul Almond, CBC TV Theatre, Feb. 25/1957. 100 DON'T SCRATCH THAT BABY, 30-Com., W.O. Mitchell, David Gardner, Jake and the Kid, Aug. 1/1961. 101 DON'T SHAKE YOUR FAMILY TREE, 60-Com., Leslie McFarlane, Melwyn Breen, Playdate, Mar. 14/1963. 102 DREAMS;, 30-Documentary Dr., A1'lan King, A:[.1an K1ng, Quest, Feb. 18/1962. 103 DREAMS. 30-Dr., William Shatner, Ted Kotcheff, On Camera, Apr. 14/1956. 104 DROUGHT, 60-Dr., Alfred Harris & Ed Rollins, CBC. Theatre , June 7/1955. 54 105 DUKE AND THE C.I.L. WOBBLER, THE, 30-Dr., Paul st. Pierre, Frank Goodship, Cariboo Country, Aug. 6/1960. 106 EARN MONEY AT HOME. 30-Com., W.O. Mitchell, First Person, Aug. 10/1960. 107 EDUCATION OF PHYLLISTINE. THE, 60-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, Mar. 10/1964. 108 EGGHEAD APPROACH, THE, 30-Dr., M. Chaies Cohen, Charles Jarrott, On Camera, Dec. 2/1957. 109 r EMPTY FRAME, THE, 60-Com.-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Mario Prizek, Folio, Feb. 27/1957. 110 ENCHANTED NIGHTMARE, 30-Dr., Peter Francis, Melwyn Breen, On Camera, Dec. 24/1956. 111 r ENDLESS ECHO, THE, 90-Dr., Jean-Robert Remillard, Mario Prizek, Festival, Mar. 11/1963. 112 EPITAPH AT LITTLE BUFFALO, 60-Dr., Arthur Haile�, Paul Almond, G.M. Presents, 'Apr. 22/1958. 113 EVERY MINUTE COUNTS, 60-susp.-Com., Elaine Morgan, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Presents, May 27/1958. 114 r EXCHANGE TEACHER, THE, 60-Rom.-Dr., M. Charles Cohen', Melwyn Breen, Playdate, Oct. 22/1961. 115 LISTING DELETED. 116 EX10 RENDEZVOUS, 60-Dr., George Robertson, George Robertson, Quentin Durgens, MP, Jan. 17/1967. 117 EYE OPENER MAN, THE, (See GADFLY WEST). 118 EYE OPENER MAN AND ROBERT BURNS, THE, 60-Com., Leslie McFarlane, Melwyn Breen, G.M. Presents, Reb. 12/1961. 119 EYE OPENER MAN AND THE WAGES OF ZINN, THE, 60-Com., Leslie McFarlane, Melwyn Breen, Playdate, Mar. 9/1962. .5.5 120 r FAILURE TO Rm·1AIN, 60-Dr •• r-ielwyn Breen. I'-lelwyn Breen. CBC TV Theatre. Nov. 2.5/1956 •. 121 FATHER, THE, JO-Dr., Hugh Garner, Andrew Allan, On Camera, Feb. 10/1958. 122 FATHER TO THE MAN, 30-Dr., W. Brown, Playbill, Aug. 6/1959. 123 FEAST OF STEPHEN, THE, 60-Dr., Edward Rollins, Silvio Narizzano. CBC Theatre, Jan. 19/1954. 124 FIFTEEN HILES OF BROKEN GLASS, 90-Dr.,. Thomas Hendry, John Hirsch, Festival, Sep. 21/1966. 12.5 FIFTH-FLOOR PEOPLE. THE, 60-Dr., Stanley Mann, Mervyn Rosenzweig, Festival, r1ar. 1/1967. 126 FLIGHT INTO DANGER, 60-Susp.-Dr., Arthur Hailey, David Greene, G.M. Theatre. Apr. )/1956. 127 r FLIP SIDE, 30-Dr.�Charles Cohen, Harvey Hart, Quest, Nov. 5/196) •. 128 r FLOATING ISLAND, 60-Dr., Ed McGibbon, Charles-Jarrott, G.M. Presents, Sep. 28/1958. 129 r FLOWER IN THE ROCK, THE, 60-Dr.� Joseph Schull, Paul Almond, G.M. Presents, Oct. 19/1958. FLOWERING L.S. 1)0 PLANT, THE, )O-Dr., Booth. Melwyn Breen,. On Camera, June 9/1958. 131 FOR WHOM THE HORSES RUN. 30-Com., Ted Allan, Silvio Narizzano� CBC Playbill, July 6/1954. 1)2 FOREVER GALATEA. 60-FantasY-Com., Leo Orenstein, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Theatre, Dec. 6/1955. 133 r FORTUNE r�Y FOE, 60-Dr., Robertson Davies, (Ad. Stanley Mann), Silvio Narizzano, CBC Theatre. May 7/1953. 134 FRENCHIE'S WIFE, 30-Com.-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, July 2)/1960. 135 FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE, 60-Dr., :r-lordeca1 Richler, Ronald Weyman, CBC TV Theatre, IVIay 26/1957. 136 r FR0!1 PARADISE DIRECT. 60-Com., Paul, Wayne, Helwyn Breen, Playdate, I·lar. 9/1964. 137 GADFLY WEST (THE EYE OPENER MAN), 60-Com., Leiie McFarlane, Melwyn Breen, G.M. Presents, Jan. 11/1959. 138 GEORGIE, 60-Dr., Morley Callaghan, (Ad. George Salvers on) , Melwyn Breen, G.M. Presents.' Nov. 23/1958. 139 GHOST OF THE BANK OF LOWER CANADA, THE, 30-Com., Michael Sheldon, (Ad. Leslie McFarlane,) On Camera. Mar. 25/1956. 140 r GIMMICK, THE, 60-Com., Bernard Slade, Melwyn Breen, Playdate, Sep. 7/1962. ' 141 GLASS EMPIRE. THE, 60-Rom.-Dr., Stanley Mann, Silvio Narizzano, G.M. Theatre, Nov. 22/1955. , 142 GOODBYE HOLLYWOOD, HELLO NE�oJ' YORK, 30 -c om. , Ted Allan, Murray Chercover, CBC Playbill, July 21/1953. , 143 GOODBYE YOUNG HAN t 60..;Dr.",Jl9.i}f8�e Rosenfeld, Henry Kaplan, Folio. Jan. 8/1956. 144 GOPHER COLONY, 60-Com., Leslie McFarlane, David Gardner� Playdate, June 20/1962. 145 LISTING DELETED. 146 GRAB SHOT, 60-Dr., Fred Edge, Ronald Weyman, G .M. Presents, Dec. 3/1957. ' , 147 r GRAND EXITS, 60-Dr., J. Languirand, Mario Prizek, Festival, Apr. 16/1962. ' 148 GREAT CASA LOMA PURCHASE, THE, 60-Com., Leslie I;lcFarlane, Melwyn Breen, Show of the Week, Jan. 3/1966. 149 GREEK STREET, 30-Dr •• Alan Pearce, David Greene, CBe ,laybill, July 14/1953. 57 150 GROWN ONES, THE, 60-Dr., Rod Coneybeare, David Greene, CBC Theatre, Jan. 26/1954. 151 GRUBSTAKE FOR THE EYE OPENER MAN, 60-Dr., Leslie McFarlane, Norman Campbell, Playdate, May 18/1964. 152 GUARD, THE, 30-Dr., John Gray, Mario Prizek, Eye Opener, Jan. 19/1965. 153 GUARDEEN ANGEL, 30-Com.-Dr., F.H. Brennan, (Ad. Hugh Garner), Melwyn Breen, First Person, Nov. 9/1960. GUEST APPEARANCE, 60-Dr., Lester Powell, Melwyn Breen, G.M. Presents, Nov. 12/1957. 155 GUEST SHOT, 30-Dr., Leslie McFarlane, Arthur Hiller, On Camera, Nov. 20/1954. 156 r HAND AND THE MIRROR, THE, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Robert Allen, Folio, Nov. 20/1955. 157 HAUNTED POST OFFICE, THE, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Harvey Hart, Folio, Mar. 25/1956. 158 HAVEN, THE, 60-Dr., Stanley Mann, Silvio Narizzano, CBC Theatre, Apr. 13/1954. 159 HEIR FOR A SHOESTRING, 60-Com., Paul Wayne, Leo Orenstein, Playdate, Oct. 20/1961. 160 HERE LIES MBS. MORIARTY, 60-Com., Richard Morris and Michael Leighton, Melwyn Breen, G.M. Presents, Mar. 19/1961. 161 LISTING DELETED. 162 HERO AT HATCH'S MILL, 60-Dr., George Salverson, Norman Campbell, Show of the Week, Mar. 7/1966. 163 HIDEAWAY, THE, 30-Dr., Stanley Mann, Silvio Narizzano, CBe Playbill, June 15/1954. 164 r HILDA MORGAN, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Robert Allen, CBC Theatre, Nov. 27/1952. 58 165 LISTING DELETED. 166 HONEY AND HPPERS, 60-Com.-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, Robert Allen, CBC Folio, Nov. 7/1957. 167 r HOSTAGE, THE, 60-Dr., M. Charles Cohen, Harvey Hart, Folio, Nov. 25/1958. 168 HOUSE OF MADAME DE JACQUEMINET, THE, JO-Dr., Michael Jacot, Melwyn Breen, On Camera, June 16/1956. HOW TO BREAK A QUARTER HORSE. 60-Com.-Dr., Paul st. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Festival, Jan. 19/1965. 170 HUNT ON HA�PY ANNE, �rlE, 30-Com., Paul St. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, Mar. 17/1966. 171 HUNTING SPIRIT, THE, JO-Dr., Ernest Langford, Playbill, July 20/1959. 172 ICE ON FIRE, 60-Dr., Len Peterson, Ted Kotcheff, First Performance, Oct. 10/1957. 173 IDEALIST, THE, JO-Dr., Roy Shields, Paul Almond, On Camera, Dec. J/1956. 174 ILL MET BY MOONLIGHT, 30-Dr., Peter Francis, Arthur Hiller, CBC Playbill, Aug. 17/1954. 175 IMAGE OF LOVE, 60-Rom.-Dr., Alfred Harris, Leo Orenstein, Playdate, June 1/1964. 176 INCREDIBLE SINNER, THE, 60-Dr., George Salverson, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Theatre, Jan. 10/1956. 177 r INDIAN, JO-Dr., George Ryga, George McCowan, Quest, Nov. 25/1962. 178 INFANT BONAPARTE, THE, JO-Dr., Paul st. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, July 16/1960. 179 INNOCENT DECEPTION, 30-Rom.-Dr., Bernard Slade, Andrew Allan, On Camera, Dec. JO/1967. .59 180 INQUEST, THE, 60-Dr., John Whelan, Basil Colema.l1, G.l,I. Presents, June .5/1960 •. 181 IT'S A WISE FATHER, 60-Dr., George Robertson,. Peter Boretski, Quentin Durgens, MP, Jan. 10/1967. 182 IT'S MURDER CHERIE, 60-Com., Jean Cavall, Leo Orenstein, Show of the Week, May 23/1966. 183 JANEY CANUCK, 90-Dr., Byrne Hope Saunders, Leo Orenstein, First Performance, Oct. 24/1957. JUST A SHORT VISIT, 30-Dr., Allan Miller, Leo Orenstein, On Camera, May 14/195.5 • .18.5 JUST SAY IT, 30-Rom.-Dr., Stanley r·1ann, Melwyn Breen, On Camera, Apr. 22/1957. 186 JUSTICE ON THE JAWBONE, 30-Com., Paul st. Pie�e, Frank Goodship, Playbill, Dec. 18/1958. 187 r KENNEDY'S QUEST, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Norman Campbell, - CBC TV Theatre, Dec. 16/1956. 188 KILLDEER, THE, -Dr., James Reaney, Franz Kalmer, Festival, Jan. 12/1961. 189 KING OF ALL THE COUNTRY, 30-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, David Gardner, Jake and The Kid, Sep.- 19/1961. 190 KISS II�"1A GOODBYE, 60-Rom.-Dr., Paul Wayne,- Norman Campbell, G.M. Presents, Nov. 20/1960. "_ 191 KITCHEN TABLE, TOE, 30-Dr., Alan King, David Greene, CBC Playbill, June 16/1953. 192 r KITE, n{E, 60-Com.-Dr., W.O. Mitchell, David Gardner, Show of The Week, Apr. 26/1965. . ' 193 KUKLA. 30-Dr., Audrey Piggott, Robert Christie, - First Person,_ Aug. 3/1960. 194 THE. 90-Dr., Charles Israel, Paul Almond, LABYRINTHlFest val, Oct. 1671964. .If. " ,� l "' 60 195 LADY FROM NORMANDY, 30-Dr., Herbert Cobey, Silvio Narizzano, CBC Playbill, June 1/1954. 196 r LADY'S CHOICE, 60-Com., Joseph Schull, Ronald Weyman, CBC TV Theatre, May 5/1957. 197 LISTING DELETED. 198 LEAP IN THE DARK, 60-Dr., Maurice Gagnon, (Ad. Ivor Barry), Mario Prizek, G.M. Presents, May 31/1959. 199 LEONARDI CODE, THE, 60-Susp.-Dr., Donald Bull, Robert Allen, G.M. Theatre, Apr. 19/1955. 200 LET ME COUNT THE WAYS, 90-Rom.-Dr., Charles Israel, Paul Almond, Festival, Nov. 10/1964. 201 r LIAR HUNTER, 30-Com., W.O. Mitchell, Ronald Weyman, Jake and The Kid, Aug. 29/1961. 202 r LIES MY FATHER TOLD ME, 60-Dr., Ted Allan, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Theatre, Nov. 30/1954. 203 "LIGGING ABOUT", 60-Dr., Paul McDowell, Norman Campbell, Festival, Oct. 12/1966. 204 LITTLE LOAVES OF STE. GENEVIEVE, 60-Dr., Phyllis Lee Peterson, Basil Coleman, G.M. Presents, Dec. 14/1958. 205 LONG DOORWAY. THE, 60-Dr., Stanley Mann, David Greene, G.M. Theatre, May 15/1956. LONG Len 206 ROAD BACK, THE, 60-Dr., Peterson, ' Melwyn Breen, G.M. Presents, Dec. 11/1960. 207 LOOKING GLASS WORLD, THE, 60-Fantasy, Donald Jack, George McCowan, Playdate, Oct. 11/1962. 208 LOST IN A CROWD, 60-Dr., Jack Kuper, Paul Almond, G.M. Presents, Nov. 26/1957. 209 LOVE IS ANOTHER LAND, 60-Rom.-Dr., Michael Jacot, Leo Orenstein, Playdate, Nov. 17/1961. 210 LOVE STORY 1910, 60-Crime-Dr., Leslie McFarlane, Basil Coleman, c .s. Presents, Dec. 6/1959.- 211 LOVE'S WILD �aGIC, 30-Com., W.O. Mitchell, David Gardner, Jake and The Kid, Sep. 12/1961. 211A McGONIGLE SKATES AGAIN, 180-Com., Leslie McFarlane, Melwyn Breen, The Serial, Dec. 23/1965 to Jan 27/1966. ' 212 MADGE IS FOR MAYBE, 60-Rom.-Com., Ronald Bailey, Henry Kaplan, G.M. Presents, Feb. 28/1960. 213 MAGIC LIFE, THE, 60-Dr., Anne Maude" Henry, (Ad. Joseph Schull),' Leo Orenstein, G.M.' Theatre, Mar. 27/19.56. 214 �1AGNET, THE, 30-Hom.-Dr., Hugh Garner, Harvey Hart, First Person, June 15/1960. r 215 MAIL ORDER DRESS, 30-Dr., Elaine Grand & Desmond Smith, Ted Kotcheff, On' Camera, �iay 12/1956. 216 MAN ALIVE, 90-Dr., George Ryga, George Bloomfield, Festival, Mar. 30/1966. . 217 �� DYING, '30-Dr., Cliff Solway, Cliff Solway, Quest, May 5/1963. 218 MAN IN THE HOUSE, THE,' 90-Dr., Marcel Dube, Adrian Waller, First Performance, Oct. 21/1958. 219 MAN IN TOm�, 30-Dr., John.Gray, Leon Major, F1r5t Person, Jan. 4/1961. 220 �uw ON FOUR BEAT, THE, 60-Crime-Dr., E.J. Wood and John Sone, Melwyn Breen, G.M� Presents, May 24/1959. 221 mu� ON THE ROOF, 30-Dr •• Sidney Furie, Leo Orenstein, ' Ford Theatr� Playbill, Apr. 27/1955. 222 MAN WHO CAUGHT BULLETS, THE, 30-Dr., �lavor Moore, Mario Prizek, First Performance, Nov. 4/1958. 223 l1AN WHO CHEERED THE LEPRa, THE, 60-Dr., Les McFarlane, Henry Kaplan, Playdate, May 2/196). 62 224 ruL� WHO KNEW A GOOD THING, THE, 30-Dr., Herb Hosie, George McCowan, First Person, July 13/1960. 225 !1AN WHO RAN AWAY, THE. 60-Dr., Rod Coneybeare, David Greenl CEC Theatre, Apr. 6/1954. 226 MAN WHO STOLE THE BLARNEY STONE, THE, 60-Dr., Richard Morris & Michael Leighton, Rey�n Morley, G.M. Presents, Mar. 13/1960. 227 MARGIN FOR ERROR. 30-Dr., Lester Powell, Basil Coleman, On Camera, Sep. 30/1957. 228 r MARK, THE, 60-Dr., Charles Israel, CBC Theatre •. July 5/1955. 229 �1ARRIAGE MART, THE, 30-Com., Anna Reiser, David Gardner, First Person, Feb. 8/1961. 230 MATT&� OF PRINCIPLE, A, 60-Dr., Charles Templeton, Charles Jarrott, G.M. Presents, June 3/1958. 231 MATTER OF SOME I�PORTANCE, 30-Dr., Roy Shields, Basil Coleman, First Person, Dec. 21/1960. 232 LISTING DELETED. 233 MEN DON'T MAKE PASSES, 60-Rom.-Dr., Bernard Slade, 11elwyn Breen, G.�l. Presents, Nov. 2/19.58. 234 r1ESSENGER, THE, 60-Dr., Jacqueline Rosenfeld, George McCows Playdate, Jan 31/1963. 235 MIDSUMMER SISTERS, 30-Dr., Edward Fairbairn, Andrew Allan, On Camera, July 28/1958. - 236 MIND OVER MADAM, 30-Com., U. O. Mitchell, Ronald "Vleyman, Jake and The Kid, Aug. 22/1961. 237 MINUET, 30-Dr., Stanley Mann, Arthur Hiller, CBe Playbill, Aug. 3/1954. 238 MIRACLE IN QUEBEC, 60-Dr., Ian MacCormick, DaVid Greene, CBC TV Theatre, Dec. 23/1956. 239 r MRS. HOAGIE'S'HOUSE, 60-Com., Joseph Schull, Silvio Narizzano, CEC 'Jreatre, l-7ay 11/1954. 240 MIST ON THE MEADOW. 30-Dr., William r·!arch, Roger Racine, CBC Playbill, Aug. 27/1959. 241 MR. SMITH'S TRUNK, 30-Dr., Kim McIlroy, Ronald Weyman, On Camera, Oct. 29/1955". 242 MOCCASIN TELEGRAPH, 30-Com.-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, Feb. 24/1966. 243 MONEYMAKERS, THE, 60-Com., Ted' Allen, (Ad. Silvio Narizzano), Silvio' Narizzano, CBC Theatre, Dec. 4/1952. 244 MONU�mNT, THE, 30-FantasY-Dr., Donald Jack, Basil Coleman, The Unforeseen, Nov. 6/1958. 245 MORE JOY IN HEAVEN, 180-Dr., Morley Callaghan, (Ad. Melwyn Breen), Melwyn Breen, The Serial, Apr, 30/1964 to June 4/1964. 246 r10RTON AND THE SLICKS, 30-Com., Paul St. Pierre, Frank Goodship, ;Cariboo Country, Sep. 3/1960. 247 MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN THE WORLD, THE, 60-Com., Bernard Slade, Norman Campbell, Playdate, Apr. 4/1967. 248 MUSIC IN THE WALL, 60-Dr., Donald Jack, Robert Christie, G.M. Presents, May 8/1960. 249 MY DARLING, �!Y DARLING, MY LIFE AND MY BRIDE, 60-Dr., Jacqueline Rosenfeld, Basil'Coleman, Playdate, 250 MY GUESS WOULD BE MURDER, 60-Mys., Alec Dyer, Ronald Weyman, CBe TV Theatre,.June 6/1957. 251 rvIY HOI�E IS HERE, 30-Dr., rUchael Jacot,' Ronald Weyman, First Person, Feb. 1/1961. 252 MY SISTER'S MARRIAGE, 30-Dr., Cynthia Rich, (Ad. Audrey Piggott), Leo Orenstein, Summer Circuit, July 27/1961. 253 MY SON THE DOCTOR, 60-Dr., Jacqueline Rosenfeld, Mel Breen. Playdate, May 23/1963. 64 254 NATIVITY, THE, 60-Christmas-Dr., Andrew Allan, Robert Allen, Folio, Dec. 25/1957. 255 NEUTRON AND THE OLIVE, THE, 30-Dr., Rudi Dorn, Paul Almond, Quest, Mar. 11/1962. 256 NIGHT CALL, 30-Susp.-Dr., Lester Powell, Melwyn Breen, On Camera, Mar. 18/1957. ,. 257 NIGHT IN HARBOUR, 30-Susp-Dr., Joseph Schull, Arthur Hiller, On Camera, Jan. 29/1955. 258 NIGHT OF ADMISSION, 30-Dr., Frank Freedman, George McCowan', Quest, 259 NIGHT OF THE PLAGUE, 60-Mys., Lester Powell, Paul Almond, CBC TV Theatre, June 9/1957. 260 r NIGHT RIVER, 30-Dr., George Salverson, Basil Coleman, First , Person, June 29/1960. 261 NIGHT THEY KILLED JOE HOWE, THE, 60-Hist.-Dr., Joseph Schull, Harvey Hart, G.M. Presents, Oct. 2/1960. 262 NIGHTMARE, 60-Dr., Alfred HarriS, Melwyn Breen, Playdate, Nov. 8/1961. 1999: NINETEEN NINETY-NINE, 90-Fantasy, Eric Koch, Melwyn Breen, A Choice of Futures, June 7/1967. 264 99TH DAY, THE, 60-Dr., Eric Koch & Melwyn Breen, Melwyn Breen, Playdate, Feb. 14/1963. 99 TIMES AROUND THE BLOCK, 60-Dr., Myron Galloway, Ted Kotcheff, CBC, TV Theatre, June2/1957. 266 NONE OF US IS PERFECT, JO-Dr., Brian Swarbrick, David Gardner, Playdate, May 30/1966. 267 NOR ALL THY TEARS, 60-Dr., Alan Miller, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Presents, Jan. 21/1958. 268 LISTING DELETED. �I " 6.5 NOTHIN' PERSONAL, 30-Dr., M. Charles Cohen, Leo�Orenstein pn Camera, Sep. 9/19.57. 270 r O'BRIEN, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Melwyn Breen, First Performance, Oct. 10/19.56. 271 o CANADA, 30-Dr., .Cliff Solway, Cliff Solway, Quest, Dec •. 10/1963. 272 o PIONEERS, 60-Dr., Donald Whitty, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Presents, Nov. 30/19.58. 273 ODDBALL, THE, 60�Dr.,- Bernard Slade, Melwyn Breen, G.M. Presents, Dec. 13/19.59. 274 OFFBEATS, THE, 90�Dr., Jacques Languirand, (Tr. Alice Sinclair and Mario Prizek) Mario Prizek, Festival, June .5/1961. 27.5 OLD FLM1E; JO-Mys., Joseph Schull, Arthur Hiller, On Camera, Dec. 18/19.54. 276 r OLD MAN SAYS NO, THE, 60-Dr., Mac Shoub, Meiwyn Breen, G.M. Presents, Dec. 10/1957. • '* or- � 277 OLD ONES, THE, 60-Dr., Tony Van Bridge, George McCowan, Playdate, Jan. 3/1963. ., 278 ON A STREETCAR, 30-Mys., .Jack Kuper, .Ronald Weyman, On Camera, .Dec. 3/1955. 279 ONCE A THIEF, 60-Com., �Cav8ll and Leo Orenstein, Leo' Orenstein, CBC TV Theatre, Mar. 3/19.57. 280 r ONE JOHN SMITH, 60-Hist.-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Robert Allen, CBC Theatre, Feb. 26/1953. 281 ONE MAN CROtiO, 30-Com., Paul St. Pierre, Frank Goodship, Cariboo Country,'Sep; 24/1960. 282 ONE y� TO BEAT, 60-Dr., Fred Edge, George McCowan, Playdate, Jan. 5/1962. 283 ONE OF OUR MEN IS GUILTY, 60-Dr., J.M. Harris, Ronald Weyman, G.M. Presets, Nov • .5/1957. 66 284 ONLY S£.lITH, THE, 30-Com., Paul st. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, Aug. 20/1960. 285 ORDEAL BY POISON, 60-Mys., Lester Powell, (Ad. Leslie McFarlane), Ronald Weyman, G.M. Presents, Mar. 20/1960. 286 r ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES, 60-Dr., Charles M. Cohen, George McCowan, Playdate, Mar. 28/1962. 287 r OUR r�ISS HAMfl10ND, 60-Rom.-Dr., Joseph Schull, Ronald Weyman, G.M. Presents, Feb. 11/1958. 288 OUTCAST OF ST. ANGELE,THE, 60-Dr" Phyllis Lee Peterson, Basil Coleman, G.M. Presents, May 1/1960. 289 OVER MY DEAD BODY, 60-Com.,-Dr.,·Richard Morris and Charles Michael Leig�ton, Jarrott, • G.M. Presents, June 14/1959. .... ., .. 290 r OVERLAID, 30-Dr., Robertson Davies, David Gardner, First Person, Dec. 14/1960. Ronald ' 291 OWNER, THE, 30-Dr. t Stanley "Mann, Weyman, On Camera, Jan. 21/1956. 292 r OZYMANDIAS, 60-Dr., Stanley Mann, Silvio Narizzano, CBC Theatre, Oct. 20/1953. , . 293 PAINTED BLIND •. TEE, 60-Domestic-Dr., Patricia Joudry, Henry Kaplan, G.M. Theatre, Feb. 14/1956. 294 PAIN� DOOR: THE, ,a-Dr:, Sinclai:r Ros�, (Ad. Joseph Schull), Leon Major, Summer Circuit, Au�. 24/1961. . . . . 295 PAl1ELA JOYCE, 30-Dr., Sally Creighton, Playbill, Dec. 4/1958. 296 PANIC AT PARTH BAY, 60-Dr., L'ester 'Powell, Harvey Hart, First Perf9rmance,.Oct 7/1958� 297 PASTORALE, 30:'Dr •• :M�'Cbr:et·Coher;t,Hen:ry Kaplan. On Camera. Nov. 26/1955,t • ' :- 298 r PASTURES OF PLENTY, 66-Dr •• Hugh'Kemp; Mell�*Breen, Playdate, Feb. 3/1964. 67 299 PATSY, THE. 60-Dr., Fred Edge, Paul Almond. G.M. Presents, Oct. 22/1957. 300 r PEACE RIVER COUNTRY, 60-Dr., Ralph Allan, (Ad. Charles Israel), Leo Orenstein, G.M. Presents, Dec. 28/1958. 301 PENNY FORnTHE GUY. A, 60-Susp. Dr., Lester Powell, Ronald Weyman, G.M. Presents, Jan. 14/1959. 302 PENTHOUSE, 60-Dr., Jacqueline Rosenfeld, Leo Orenstein, CBC TV Theatre. Oct. 21/1956. . 303 PIANO TUNER, THE, 30-Dr., Joseph Schull, Harvey Hart, CBC Playbill, July 20/1954. 304 PILGRIM, WBW DO YOU COME?, 60-Dr�, Les McFarlane, BasIl Coleman, Playdate, ,June 15/1964. 305 r PIPER OF ST. JAMES, THE, 60-Hist. Com., Hugh Kemp, David Greene, G.M. Theatre, Apr. 24/1956. 306 PLAGUE ON YOUR HOUSE, 120-Dr •• George Robertson, David Gardner, Quentin Durgens, HP, Feb. Jan. 31, 1/1967. , 307 PLASTIC ITEM, A, 60-Dr., Stanley Mann, Leo Orenstein, CBC TV Theatre, May 12/1957. 308 POET IS BORN, A, 30-Com., Ted Allan, Silvio Nar1zzano, CBC Playbill, Aug. 31/1953. 309 PRAIRIE LAWYER, 30-Com. Dr., W.O. M1tchell, David Grdner, Jake �d The Kid, Sep. 5/1961. 310 PRELUDE, 60-Dr., Phillip Hersch, Leo Orenste1n, The Show Of W�ek, Apr. 5/1965. , r Bernard Ted 311 PRIZEWINNER, THE, '60-Com., Slade, ' Kotcheff, G.M. Presents, Oct. 19/1957. 312 PROOF MACHINE. THE, 30-Sc. Fic •• Dr., Donala Sack, Robert,Christ1e. On Camera, Apr. 7/1958. 313 r PROUD PASSAGE, 60�Dr., Joseph Schull, Robert Allen, Folio, Mar. 17/1957. 68 314 PUPPET CARAVAN, THE, 30-Fantasy. l1arie-Claire Blais, (Ad. l'-lavor Hoore). Festival. Mar. 171967. 31.5 QUEEN'S PEACE. THE, 60-Dr., Arthur Hailey, Ronald Weyman. G.M. Presents, Apr. 24/1960. 316 RADIOACTIVE MAN" , THE,. 60-Dr., Fred Edge, I-lelwyn Breen. G.l'-l. Presents, 317 REERIRSAL FOR INVASION, 60-Dr., Michael Jacot, Ronald Weyman, G.M. Presents, Jan. 17/1960. 318 RELUCTANT AGENT, 1.50-Com.-Dr., Larry Zahab and Ron Chudley David Gardner, The Serial, Ja�, 28 to Feb. 25/196.5. 319 RELUCT��T ANGELS, 60-Com.-Dr., Bernard Slade, �lelwyn Breen, Playdate, May 23/1962. 320 REMNANT OF HARRY, A, 30-Com.-Dr., Sandor Stern, Peter Boretskl, Festival, Apr. 27/1966. ',321 RETURN FROM DARKNESS, 60-Dr., Lester Powell, Charles Jarrott, G.M. Presents, Feb. 4/19.58. 322 r RIEL, 120-Dr., Joh..YJ. Coulter, George 11cCowan, G.M. Presents, Apr. 23/1961. 323 RIGGIN' SLINGER, THE, 60-Dr;. Fred Edge, Ronald Weyman, G.r1. Presents,' Apr. 8/1958. 324 ROCK, THE, 30-Dr., John Lucarotti, Arthur Hiller, CBC Playbill, Aug. 3/19.54. r 325 RO!-w:rCE, 60-Dr •• Ri ta Greer Allen, Ted Kotcheff, .cBC TV Theatre, Feb. 3/19.57. 326 ROUGH JUSTICE, 30-Dr •• Paul Almond, Robert Christie, On Camera, Nov. 11/19.57. Alan::Pearce, 327 RUNAWAY, 30-Dr., Melwyn' Breen, On Camera, May 26/1956. 328 RUNAWAYS f ,THE, 60'-Dr;, Sidney Furie, Henry Kaplan, G.M. Presents, Mar. 4/1958. 329 RUN, SHEEP, RUN, (See RUNAWAY). 330 SACRIFICE, THE, 30-Dr., Stanley Mann, Ronald Weyman, On Camera, Feb. 11/1956. 331 SALE OF ONE SMALL RANCH. 30-Dr•• Paul st. Pierre. Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, Feb. 3/1966. 332 LISTING DELETED. 333 SANCTUARY. 60-Dr •• John Whelan, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Presents, Nov. 9/1958. 334 SAND CASTLE, THE, 60-Dr., Patricia Joudry, Henry 'Kaplan. GoM. Presents, Apr. 12/1955. 335 SARAH'S COPPER, 30-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Ca�oo Country, Apr. 7/1966. Leo 335A SATURDAY NIGHT, • Sidney Furie, Orenstein, Platm�a�. Feb. 23/1955. SECOND SPRING, 30-Dr., Pht.llis Lee Peterson, CBC Playbill, Nov. 6/1958. 337 SEEDS OF POWER, 90-Dr., Ar.thur Hailey, Paul Almond, First Performance, Oct. 3/1957. 338 SHADOW OF SUSPICION, 60-Dr., Arthur Hailey, David Greene, CBC TV_Theatre, Sep. 30/1956. 339 SILENT KINGDOM, THE, 60-susp. Dr., Leo Orenstein, Leo Orenstein, G.M. Presents, Mar. 8/1959. 340 SIR JOHN A. AND THE DOUBLE WEDDING, 60-Hist. Com., T.W. Tweed, Mario Prizek, Folio, Febo 6/1957� 341 SLIP KNOT, 60-Dr., Fred Edge, George McCowan, G.M. Presents, Jan. 8/1961. 342 r SMALL RAIN, THE, 60-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Ronald Weym�, Folio, Mar. 11/1956. . 343 SO MUCH TROUBLE ATTENDS. 30-Dr., Herb Hosie. Guy CBC Playbill, 2/1959. Beaulne. July. . 70 344 r SOCRATES, 90-Dr., Lister Sinclair, �lario Prizek, Folio, �lay 29/19.58. 345 r SOME ARE SO LUCKY, 30-Dr., Hugh Garner, Ted Kotcheff, On Camera, Dec. 17/19.56. 346 SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS, 60-Dr., Bryon Riggan, Charles Jarrott, G.M. Presents, Jan. 2.5/19.59. sm1ETHING OLD, SOXmTHING NEW, 60-Dr., Patricia Joudry, Harvey Hart, G.M. Presents, June 11/1961. . 348 SOMEWHERE EVERY Su!1I�ER, 60-Dr., Alfred HarriS, Leo Orenstein, G.�i. Presents, June .5/1956. SON:'; OF A HUNDREDJKI1'JGS, 300-Dr., T.B. Costaln, (Ad. Leslie McFarlane), Melwyn Breen, Basil Coleman, Ronald Weyman, The Serial, Sept. 26/1963 to Nov. 28/1963. 3.50 SPONGER, THE, 60-Com.-Dr., John Coulter, (Ad. Rita Greer Allen), Leo Orenstein, G.M. Theatre, r.1ar. 6/19.56. 3.51 SPRING SONG, 30-Dr., Jacqueline Rosenfeld, Ted Kotcheff, On Camera, Feb •. 18/19.56. . 352 STAGECOACH BRIDE, 30-Com., Elsie Park Gowan, Ronald Weyman, On Camera, Nov. 19/19.56. 3.53 STAIvlP COLLECTOR, THE, 30-Susp.-Dr., Stanley Mann, Ronald Weyman, On Camera, June 9/19.56. 3.54 STEP OUT OF DARKNESS, 60-Dr., Jean PaUl Fill.ion, (Tr. Mario Prizek), Mario Prizek, Playdate, Apr. 27/1964. 35.5 r STONEBOAT, THE, 60-Dr., Herb Bosie, David Gardner, Playdate, June 27/1963. 3.56 STOP THE WORLD ArID LET I-iE GET OFF, 60-Fantasy, Jacqueline Rosenfeld, George r1cGowan, Playdate, Oct. 4/1961. 3.57 STRANGERS IN STE. ANGELE, 180-Dr., Phyllis Lee Peterson, BaniWe�an�Lvi1 The Serial, Dec. 5 to Jan. 23/1964. . , 3.58 STREET MUSIC, 30-Dr., Jack Kuper, Melwyn Breen, On Camera, Feb. 2.5/19.57. 71 359 STRONG MEDICINE, 30-Dr., Paul st. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, Aug. 27/1960. 360 STRONG PEOPLE, 30-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, Feb. 10/1966. STRUCK RICH, 30-Com., W.O. Mitchell, Ronald Weyman, Jake And The Kid, Aug. 8/1961. . SUBSTITUTE SOLDIER, 60-Dr., John Whelan, Ronald Weyman. G.M. Presents, May 15/1960. SUN IN MY EYES, 60-Dr., Jack Kuper, Harvey Hart, G.M. Presents, Feb. 21/1960.- 364 SURPRISE, SURPRISE, 60-Dr., Donald Jack, Basil Coleman, G.M. Presents, Mar. 5/1961. SUSPICION, 30-Dr., George Robertson, Harvey Hart, CBC Playbill, Sep. 15/1953. 366 SWAMP, THE, 30-Suspense Dr., Alfred Harris, Arthur Hiller, Ford Theatre Playbill, Mar. 30/1955. SWEET LARCENY, 30-Com., George Salverson, Leo Orenstein, CBC Playbill, Sep. 71954. 368 LISTING DELETED. 369 r TEACH ME HOW TO CRY, 60-Dr., Patricia Joudry, Henry Kaplan, CBC Theatre, Oct. 13/1953. 370 TELEPHONE RINGS FOR BERTHA SCHRUM, THE, 30-Dr., M. Charles Cohen, Melwyn Breen, On Camera, May 13/1957. 371 TELL THEM THE STREETS ARE DANCING, 60-Dr., Philip Hersch, Ronald Weyman, Bob Hope Theatre, Mar. 9/1966. 372 THANK YOU EDMONDO, 30-Dr., 'Mac Shoub, Ted Kotcheff, On Camera, Nov. 26/1956. 373 THAT GOLD BELONGS TO UNCLE ANGUS, 60-Com., Leslie McFarlane, Melwyn Breen, Playdate, Jan. 17/1962. l 72 374 r THERE ARE VER� FEW OF US LEFT, .30-Dr., Andrew Allan, CBC Playbill, Oct. 16/1958. 375 r THEY ARE ALL AFRAID, 30-Dr., Len Peterson, Henry Kaplan. CBC Playb1ll, May 26/1953. 376 THIRTEENTH LAIRD, THE, 60-Dr., Munroe Scott, George McCowa Playdate, Apr11 25/1962. 377 THREE LIVES HAS MARGARET, 60-Rom.-Com.-Dr., Alec Dyer, Leo Orenste1n, G.M. �heatre. June 26/1956. 378 THREE TO GET ]'yIARRIED, . 90-Rom.-Com., Kay H1ll, l-lelwyn Breen, On Camera, Feb. 17 and 24, Mar. 3/1958. 379 TIIJIE LOCK, 60-Susp.-Dr., Arthur Hailey, Leo Orenstein, F1rst Performance, Oct. 3/1956. 380 TIME OF SHADOW, A, 30-Dr., Jack Blacklock, CBC.Playb1ll, Apr. 9/1959. 381 TIME TO SPF.AK, A, 30-Com., Eric N1col, CBC Playbill, Nov. 27/1958. 382 TIME WAITS FOR SOMEONE, 30-Dr., Bob McGall, Drew Crossan, CBC Playb111, Aug. 18/1953. TINTYPE, THE, 30-Dr., Peter Francis, (Ad. Vincent McConnor),-Melwyn Breen, The Unforeseen. Jan. 13/1960. TO MY SON WITH LOVE, 60-Dr., Leo Orenstein, Melwyn Breen, G.I�. Presents, July 8/1958. 385 r TO TELL THE TRUTH, 60-Dr., Morley Callaghan, (Ad. Navar Moore), Silv10 Nar1zzano, CBC Theatre, Oct. 23/1952. 386 TOBACCO FA!U�, 30-Dr •• Alf�d HarriS, Murray Chercover, CBC Playb1ll. Sep. 14/1954. TOWN THAT DIDN'T CARE, THE, 60-Dr., Jacqu.elhlesB�&enteldt Paul Almond, G.M. Presents, May 28/1961. )88 TRIAL BALANCE, 30-Dr., Lester Powell. Charles Jarratt, On Camera, Nov. 18/1957. 73 TRIAL OF ADDIE GARTH, THE, 90-Dr., Mac Shoub, Ken Davey. CBC Playbill, Sep. 10, 17. 24/1959. 390 TRIAL OF JAMES WHELAN, THE, 90-Dr." Len Peterson, 11ario Prizek, Folio, Nov. 21/1957. .391 TRIAL OF JOSEF BRODSKY, 'THE, 30-Dr.� Stan Jacobson, Stan Jacobson, ,Eye Opener, Mar. 2/1965 • .392 TRAIN OF MURDER, 150-Mys., Kay Hill, DaVid Gardner, The Serial, Dec. 24/1964 to Jan. 21/1965 • .393 TRAIN ORDER, .30-Susp.-Dr., George Salvers on, (Ad. Hugh Kemp and R.E� Davis), Arthur Hiller, On Camera� Nov. 6/1954. ' 394 r TRIP FOR MRS. TAYLOR,A" .30-Dr., Hugh Garner, Ted Kotcheff, On Camera, June �/1957. .395 TROUBLED HEART .. THE," 60-Dr., Arthur Hailey, Ronald Weyman, Playdate, Feb., 28/1962 • .396 TRUE BLEEDING HEART OF MARTIN B., THEt 90-Com., M. Charles Cohen, George Bloomfield, Festival, Apr. 26/1967. • 397 r TULIP GARDEN', THE, .30-Dr., George Ryga, Mario Prizek, Eye. Opener', Feb. 16/1965. ' 398 TURN OF THE ROAD, .30-Dr.', Joseph Schull, Henry Kaplan, CBe.Playbill, May 25/1954. . . 399 TURNING POINT, THE, 60-Dr., Nathan Cohen, Leo Orenstein,' G.M. Theatre, Jan.·.31/1956. �. . 400 21ST FLOOR, THE, 60-Rom.-Dr., Jeanette Newton, Ronald Weyman, G.M •. Presents, Oct. 25/1959. . . 401 r TWO FACED ANGEL,�60-Dr •• Len Peterson, Playdate, 402 TWO HEADS FOB. THE TIGER" 60-Dr., Ron Hambleton, Eric Till, Folio, Dec. 16/1958. . , 403 TWO SOLDIERS, 30-Dr., George Ryga, George Bloomfield, Quest, Oct. 8/1963. 75 419 WHAT IS A RANCHER3 30-Com., Paul st. Pierre,' Philip Keatley, Cariboo Country, June 11/1964. 420 \VF...AT I B TO BEC0I1E OF JERErlIA.T-I GOODWIN?, 60-Dr., Hugh Kemp, MelwJn Breen, Show Of The Week, May 10/1965. 421 r WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE, 60-Hist,-Dr., Lister Sinclair, Robert Allen, Folio, Jan. 29/1956. 1.f.22 WHITE rrosTANG, THE, 30-Dr., Paul St.' ,Pierre, Frank-Goodship, Cariboo Country, Aug. 13/1960. . . 423 WHITEOAKS, 60-Dr., Mazo De la Roche, (Ad. Ron Hambleton), Norman Campbell, CBC'TV Theatre, Jan 20/1957. 424 WHO HUNTS Olr-lARA, 60-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Frank Goodship, Cariboo Country, Sep. 10/1960. 425 r WHO IS CARAPACE?, 60-Mys .:, Lester Powell, Ronald Weyman; G.M. Presents, May 6/1958. 426 WHO NEEDS AN ENEMY, 120-Dr •• Jacqueline Rosenfeld, George McCowan, Show Of The Week, Jan. 11 and 18/1965_ , 60-Dr' 427 r WIDOW OF MISSISSAGI, THE, Len P'eterson, ,Esse W. Ljungh and Harvey Hart, Folio, May 6/1956. 428 r WILLOW CIRCLE, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Michael Sinelnikoff, Playdate, Nov. 4/1963. 429 WILLOW THEE, ·THE,. 60-Rom-Dr., Audrey Piggott, Ronald Weyman, G.M. Presents, June 24/1958. 430 WINDOW, THE, 30-Dr., John Lucarotti, Leo Orenstein, On Camera,· Oct. 9/1954. 431 WINDOW AT NAr.1KO, THE, 30-Dr., Paul St. Pierre, Frank Goodship, Cariboo Country, July 2/1960. 432 WINGS OF NIGHT, -'I'HE, 240-Dr., Thomas Raddall, (Ad. Hugh WebsterhR�Weyman & David Gardner, Jan. 30 to Mar. 5/1964. -� 433 WINTER �lEETINGS t A, 60-Dr., George Salverson, , :Ba::sril.:. Coleman, G.M. Presents, Apr. 2/1961. WITd MY HEAD TUCKED UNDERNEATH MY ARM, 60-Com. t Len Peterson, David Gardner, Playdate, Oct. 28/196J. WITNESS, THE. JO-Dr., Melwyn Breen, David Greene, CBC Playbill, July 27/1954. WITNESS TO MURDER, JO-Mys., Wenzell Brown, Alfred HarriS, First Person, Dec. 7/1960. WOLF, WOLF, JO-Com., Lorraine M�ssinger :�.&, ;" Shirley Say, Playbill, Dec. 11/1958. WOruL� CALLED ANNE.A. JO-Dr., Pamela Lee, Basil Coleman, Fir�t Person, Oct. 26/1960. WOMAN'S POINT OF VIEW,A, JO-Rom.-Dr., Patricia Joudry, Ronald Weyman, ON Camera, July 8/1957. 440 Wor-WI WHO CAME TO·.·�STAY, THE. 60-Dr., Ronald Hambleton, Norman Campbell, Folio, Nov. 6/1955. 441 r WORLD OF HIS OWN,A, 60-Dr., Joseph Schull, Henry Kaplan, CBC Theatre, May 4/1954. 442 WREATH, THE, Peter Francis, . JO-Suspn.se.Dr., (Ad. John Clements), BaSil Coleman, The Unforeseen, 'Dec. 2J/1959. YOU GOTTA TEETER, JO-Com., W.O. Mitchell, David Gardner, Jak� and The Kid, July 25/1961. 444 YOU'LL BE CALLING ME MICHAEL, 60-Dr., Arthur L. Murphy, Paul Almond, G.M. Presents, May 17/1959. 445 YOU TAKE THE HIGH ROAD, 60-Dr., George Robertson, David Gardner, MP 'Quentin D�gens, ,. J�. 24/1967. 446 ZONE. 60-Crime-Dr. , 'Marcel Dube, (Ad. Mac Shoub), Leo Orenstein, G.l·7: Theatre, May 8/1956. INDEX RADIO 77 ADAPTORS A..l'qD TRANSLATORS ALLAN, Ted, 432 The Plouffe Family, Roger Lemelin BARRY, Ivor, 387 Not For Every EYe, Gerard Besset�c BEID1EL, Albert, 199 The Grand Departure, Jacques Languirand BETHUNE. John 266 Introducing Anne Shirley, . L .1'1. Nontgomery 498 Sick Heart River, John Buchan BRAITHWAITE, �lax .546 Sunshine Sketches of a Little To� Stephen Leacock BRADEN, Bernard .593 The Trouble With Yesterday, Maurice Levinson CA:f.lERON, Eri c 61 BufMo Wallow, Charles Tenney Jackson DANIELS, stan and Navor Noore 479 Say Uncle, 'Eric Nicol DOUGLAS, J. Clyde· 194 The Golden Age, Thomas Rad�all 438 The Powers of Darkness Thomas Raddall FRICK, Alice 90 Cornet At Night, Sinclair Ross GREY, Earle .574 The Titanic, E.J. Pratt . . . GOLDMA..l\f, Alvin .5 Adelaide Menthe, Anne Hepert 177 Friday Deadline, �larcel Dube HARRIS, James G. 189 The Gimmick, Bernard Slade , " HILL, Kay 20 Anne of Green Gables, L.N. Hontgomery 673 Yankee Pedlar, T.C. Haliburton ISRAEL, Charles 73 Children of the Rainbow, Brian lIacr1ahon 317 The Loved and The Lost, Morley Callaghan 421 Peace River Country, Raph Allen Radio - Adaptors and Translators 78 JONAS, George 1.57 The Fasting Friar, Eclward IilcCourt KEI1P, Hugh 439 The Precipice, Hugh MacLennan KENNEDY, I1argaret 664 The Wind Our Enemy, Anne l'Iarriott fiIcFAB.LAJ.'\J'E, Les11 e 480 The Scotch, John Kenneth Galbra1tl 66.5 Woman Alone, John Patrick Gillese MANN, Stanley 483 The Second Scroll, A.M. Klein MOORE, MAVOR and Stan Daniels 479 Say Uncle, Eric Nicol .578 To Tell The Truth, IvIorley Callaghan PETERS 9N, Len. 38 Bernadette, Mavis Gallant 43 A Bird in The House, Nargaret Laurence. 126 The Dog That Wouldn't Be, Farley Hmmt 133 E�h e�d High Heaven, Gwethalyn Graham 2.54 The Ice-Wagon Going D01m The strel Navis Gallant 334 The Ma�ly Heart, Hugh Garner 33.5 IwIaria Chapdelaine t Louis. Hemon 401 One, Two, Three Little Indians, Hugh Garner 491 Settlers of the Harsh, Frederick Philip Grove 499 The Silence On the Shore, Hugh Garner .511 Some Are So Lucky, Hugh Garner 573 The Tin Flute, .. Gabrielle Roy 590 A Trip For I'Irs. Teslor, Hugh Garn, 611 A Visit With Robert, Hugh Garner RITTENHOUSE, Charles 565 The Thirty-Nine Steps, John Buchru RYGA, George, 524 The Sbne Angel, Margaret Laurence SALVERSON, George 86 Confessions of an IID�igrantts DaUghter, Laura G. Salverson 146 Execution, Colin 11cDougall 234 Homebrew and Pa�ches, Harry J. Bo; 538 A Summer Burning, Harry J. Boyle 609 The Viking Heart, Laura G. Salverson Radio - Adaptors and Translators 79 SCHULL, Helen 301 Lilly's Story, Ethel Wilson SCHULL, Joseph 41 Big Geordie, J.M. Careless 116 DESIRED Haven, E.M. Richardson 158 �Firing Squad, Colin McDouga�1 223 Hetty Dorval, Ethel Wilson 390 The Nymph and the Lamp, Thomas Raddall 467 The Hiver and The Boy t Hugh MacLennan 475 Sam Slick the Clockmaker, T.C. Haliburton 564 Thirty Acres, 595 Turvel, Earle Birney SHOUB, Mac 464 The Rich Man, Henry Kreisel SINCLAIR, Lister 174 Fortune, My Foe, Robertson Davies SPENCER, Geoffrey 355 Mist on The River, Hubert Evans TWEED, Tommy 173 The Four James, William Arthur Deacon 204 The Great Election, Stephen Leacoc� 241 The Hostelry of Mr. Smith, Stephen Leacock 336 The Marine ExcurSion, Stephen Leacock 478 Sarah Binks, Paul Hiebert . WALDMAN, Marian 24 As For Me and My House, Sinclair Ross 531 street of Riches , Gabrielle Roy WETMORE, Donald 283A Lamb in the Lee, A WHITALL, Peter 226 High Bright Buggy Wheels, Louella Creighton 661 The Winter Years, James H. Gray WILLIS, J. Frank 440 Pride's Fancy, Thomas Raddall 80 AUTHORS AND PLAYWRIGHTS ALLAN, Andrew 26 Atlanta 193 Give Us Back Our Miracle 371 11y Bonnie Boy 375 The Nystery Play of the Nativity 404 'J'he Oracles Are Dumb 490 A Sense of Sin .. 558 There Are Very Few of Us Left 604 Uncertain Glory (30 Nin.) 605 Uncertain Glory (60 Min.) 608 The Vigil of Christmas .ALLAN, Ted 82 Coloured Buttons 123 Divorce, Divorce 295 Lies My Father Told Me 315 Love is a Long Shot 1.�86 The Secret of ,the World 655 Willie the Sguowse 662 The Wise Rabbi ALLEN, Ralph 421 Peace Riv� Countr¥ ALLEN, Rita 380 A New Commandment' AI] (With .Robert- 388 Not For Myself Alone 468 Romance . . 470 Round Dance for .. Chmtmas 527 The Story of Jenny Jones (With Robert Allen) 632 What Men Are These? ALLEN, Robert 380 A New Commandment (Wi'th Rita Allel 527 The story of Je��y Jones (With Rita Allen) ALLISTER, William 69 The Changing of the Gods AWDREWS, Lillian 523 Starljffit, Starbright ART, Jack 651 Whoo'Oee BANKIER, William 396 On Behalf of a Good Man's Son BANNERrJIAN, James 7 An Affair of Honour 29 Baccarat 115 Design for a Nation 20) The Great Eastern 252 I'm Alone 369 Nurder by c�t Martial Radio - Authors and Playwrights 81 BANNERMAN • James (Cont'd) 429 The Piltdown Fraud 434 Portrait of an Age 455 Red Is For Danger 547 The Surgeon Major 589 The Trial of Queen Caroline 623 The Way We Began BARKER. Aileen 192 The Girl With a POPPy 492 Settling Dust BELL. Donald 244 The House Hunters 457 The Red Weed BESSETTE. Gerard 387 Not For Every Eye BETHUNE. John 107 Deadline 404 The Oracles Are Dumb (With Andrew Allan) BIRNEY. Earle 100 The Damnation of Vancouver 104 David 448 A Public Hearing Into the Proposed Damnation of Vancouver 595 Turvey BOYLE, Harry J. 8 An Affair With Madelon 44 The Bishop�s Letter 66 The Castle of Patrick O'Flyrin 160 The Flame of the Spirit 212 Grey Ghosts in the Moonlight 234 Homebrew and Patches 290 Layoff 325 The MacDonalds of Oak Valley 372 My Friend Ned 526 Stop-Over 532 Strike 538 A Summer Burning 653 The Widow and the Waitress BRADEN. Bernard 59 A Brief For the Inarticulate 91 Cosmopolite Unlimited ·169 Fool's Paradise 348 Memo to a Listener 503 Skyscraper BREEN, Melwyn 149 Failure to Remain BROCK, David 259 An Imprmptu Christmas 454 A Reasonable Chris� BROWN, Cassie 671A The Wreckers Radio - Authors and Playwrights 82 BROWN, Lyal 365 The r.1oosomin Courier BRUCE, Charles 339 Marshall and Son BUCHAN, John 498 Sick Heart River 565 The Thirty Nine Steps CALLAGHAN, Morley 317 The Loved and the Lost 578 To Tell The '!truth 41 Big Geordie COHEN, M. Charles 40 The Big Deal 144 The Exchange Teacher 163 The Flip Side 187 The Geqraphy Lesson 240 The Hostage 307 The Lonely One 346 The Naze 405 The Origin of the Species CONEYBEARE, Rod 200 The Grand Design COOK, fU chael 247 How to Canture a Pirate 615 A Walk in the Rain I COOPER, Giles 489 Seek Her Out COULTER, John 132 The Drums Are Out 465 Riel - CREIGHTON, Louella 226 High Bright �U�FcY Wbee� CROvlTHER, Roger 482 The Season to,Lose Your Reason CUEVAS, Ernesto R. 129 The Double CUNNINGKL�, Peter 302 A Lily of the Field, 469 A Romp in the Highlands .. DARBY, Ray 17 All Over Aga� 78 cocoon. 94 The Courtship of Vainamoinen 145 An Exneriment in Love 201 The Great Big 553 Tales of ,the Lonesome Pine 581 Tortilla Jones 620 The Way Out 636 When the World Was New t l Radio - Authors and Playwrights 83 DAVIES, Robertson '174 Fortune, My Foe 412 OVerlaid DEACON, William Arthur 173 The Four James DENISON, Merrill 60 Brothers in Arms DIEHL, Fred 627 We'll Hear No More About It DIESPECKER, Dick 658 The Windy Hill DOUGLAS, Gavin 446 Project Pig (With Norman Kempster) DRAINIE, (nee Murray) Claire 28 Babes in the Woodwinds (With John Draini e) 167 Flow Gently Sweet Limbo (With John Drainie) 477 Santa Had a Black, Black Beard DBAINIE, John 28 Babes in the Woodwinds (With Cla�re Drainie) 167 FI'ow Gently Sweet Limbo (With Claire Drainie) DUBE, Marcel 177 Friday Deadline 572 �llhe Time of the Lilacs ERICKSON, Don 306 The Lonely Judge EVANS, Hubert 355 Mist on the River FLANDERS, Ian 449 Quartet FONTAINE, Robert 76 � Christmas Story FORER, r;!ort 221 Here's to Medea 176 Free Trip to Vegas 284 The Land O'Canaan Maroon 560 There Will Be Three Children 582 The Tough-Luck-Nick 619 The Way in Which it Was Done FOWKE,' Shirley 118 Devil In the Heather FOX, Elizabeth 640 The White Cockatoo FREEDMAN, Frank 233 Holman r sHill FRICK, Alice 30 Ballade For Toronto (With Mar jorie Whi telaw)' Radio - Authors and Playwrights 84 GALBRAITH, John Kenneth 480 The Scotch GALLANT, Mavis 38 Bernadette 254 The Ice-Wa�on Going Down the Street GARBERRY, Evelyn 155 Family Circle r: GARD, Robert E. 32 The Ballad of Frank Slide ,I 235 Homeward Odysseus (With Eric Salmon) 596 �Relve Foot Davis GA&.'!ER t Hugh 334 The r,'Ianly Heart 401 One, Two. Three Little Indians 499 The Silence on the Shore 511 Borne Are So Lucky 590 A Trip For Brs. Taylor 611 Visit With Robert GARVIE, Peter 162 The Flight of Janus 293 Lemons and HieroF,IYphs 347 I�eeting of Hinds 541 Summer's Lease 569 The Tidy End 577 To Be Oneself GILLESE. Patrick 665 Woman Alone GORRl:e:,John 422 The Pebble Beach GOvlAN t Elsie Park 286 The Last Cave Man GRAHAM, Gwethalyn 133 Earth a�d High Heaven GBANTMYRE, Barb.iL:ta 256 I'll Wear the Green_Willow 442 The Princ"e of Pashas �74 The Year of the Eice GRAY, James H. 661 The Winter Years GRAY, John 313 The Los t BOl . 579 To Whom It IvIa� Concern GRAY, Simon 81 Colmain GREEN. At�brey c. 79 Cold and Bitter Tea 262 In Praise of Wbmen(With Peggy Green) GREEN, Peggy 262 In Praise of Women GREENAWAY, Rex 51 A Book of Matches Radio - Authors and Playwrights 85 GROVE, Frederick Philip 491 Settlers of the Harsh HALIBURTON, T.e. 475 Sam Slick the Clockmaker 673 Yankee Pedlar HALLV'..AN, Eugene 450 Quartet for a Storm HAMBLETON, Ron 178 A Friend of the Family 283 The Lady end the Tiger 638 Whipha.'Yld ' HANDBURY , Weldon 255 I Knew a Land 356 Mister All America HARRIS. Alfred 341 The Master of the Dorthy Jane 392 The Obsolete People 517 The Sound of Applause 666 A 1vomen's Word HARRIS,James G. 238 'I'he Honored Gues t 261 The Inheritance 316 The Love Song of Hannibal Flynch 343 Nayday Cracks the Upper Crust 344 Mayday Heets Fear 352 The Mink Trimmed Rat Trap 420 Peace As Long as it Lasts 493 The Seventh Eye, or the Cape-Cod .Caper 453 The Realtor HARRIS. Neil 2 The Abiding Earth HERBERT.. Anne 5 Adelaide !JIenthe 351 La Iwlerciere Assassin�e HEMON, 'Louis 335 r1aria Chapdelaine HIEBERT, Paul G. 478 Sarah Binks 657 Willows Revisited HILL. Kay 6 Adele 505 The Small Tough Woman 568 Three to Get Narried HINE, Daryl 114 Defunctive Music HOSIE, Herb 31 The Ballad of Grass 122 The Distance to Angola 190 The Gingerbread House 408 Others IVIanage. 427 The Photograph. 485 The Secret Agent 525 The Stoneboat Radio - Authors and Playwrights 86 HUGHES, David 18?t- A Game of :£IIurder HUGHES, Dean 675 A YellO't'1 Bed ISRAEL, Charles 310 The Longest Trail 337 'I'he Hark 363 Boment of Violence 378 Never Had It So Good 612 The Voice of Doom JACKSON, Charles Tenney 61 Buffalo �vallow JACOT, Michael 151 The Fallen Eagle 271 I Will Smile Tomorrow 583 Tree Where the Birds Sing, 610 The Violent Flame JONAS, George 10 A5ent Provacateur 458 The Redl Affair JOUDRY, Patricia 72 Child of the Cliffs 217 Happy Is the Day 264 Intermission 320 The Luckiest Guy 366 l'lother is Watchin,O'.j 55L� Teach Me How to Cry 557 Thatcher Place KE!vr" Hugh 83 Company Party 183 Further on the Subject oi"L'Love 278 Journey to an Autumn Grave 299 Life With Adam 308 The Lon� Journey 359 Mr. !I1allory Leaves the Office 419 Pastures of Plenty 423 The People's Choice, / 430 The Piper of st. James 514 A Song for Joey 551 A Tale of Dennis O'Brien 616 Waltzing IvIatilda 677 You May See a stranger' 680 The Young Stewart KEr�PSTEB., Norman 446 Project Pig (With Gavin Douglas) ��T1 Bob' 576 That's For Sure 629 Weddings are Complicated Radio - Authors and Playwrights 87 KING, Alan 18 Amy Lyon 95 Crime in Character 106 The Day of the Flying Saucer 147 The Executioner of Caverly 191 The Girl in the Yellow Sl'Teater 222 The Hero 243 Hot Days in Dayton 318 The Loving Forger 319 . Lucia Coyle 376 Naked on a White Horse 386 No Right to be Sovereign 462 Return Journey 476 The Sandpit 522 A Soy in Jericho 575 The Titchborn Claimant 584 The Trial of Dr. Henry William Kin3 585 The Trial of Dr. John Bodkin Adams 586 The Trial of Helen Duncan 587 The Trial of Henry Fauntleroy 588 The Trial of John Horne Tooke 607 A View From the Outside 621 The Way Throu�h the Wood 646 Who Killed Cock Robin KLEIN, A.M. 483 The Second Scroll KLIG}'IAN, Paul 245 How Do You Milk a Sacred Cow? (With Ed McNamara) KREISEL, Henry 224 He Who Sells His Shadow 464 The Rich Nan LAMBERT, Betty 39 The Best Roo·m in the House 124 Dr. 111acGregor and the Cas e of the Abom�nable Snowman 125 Dr. HacGregor and the Cas.e of the Persistent Poltergeist 151 Falconer's Island 397 Once Burnt, Twice Shy 196 The Good of the Sun 481 The Sea \vall 539 The Su�er Peopl� ._ 650 Whoever ·l'lurdered Good Old Charlie? LAMBE..'FlTt R. s. 330 The Man Who Claimed Canada 495 The Shaking Tent LAlUNG, Hugh 117 The Devil and Mr. Dryden Radio - Authors and Playwrights 88 LANGUIRAND, Jacques 199 The Grand DeEarture LAURENCE, Margaret 43 A Bird in the House 524 The stone Angel LEACOCK, Stephen 546 Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town 204 The Great Election 241 The Hostelr� of Mr. Smith 336 The Marine Excursion LEMAY, Bonni e 229 Hit and Run LEMELIN, Roger 432 The Plouffe Familz LEVINSON, Maurice 593 The Trouble With Yesterdal LIV:ffiAY, Dorothy 361 Momatkum MacCONNELL, Jean 283A Lamb in the Lee, A McCOURT, Edward 157 The Fasting Friar 515 Songs My Mother Taught Me McDOUGALL, Colin 146 Execution 158 The Firing Squad McDOUGALL, Patrick 437 The Powder-Blue Overcoat MacEWAN, Gwendolyn 556 Terror and Erebus MacFARLANE, Leslie 436 Potatoes Has Got To Be Dug McGIBBON, Ed 49 Blood on Whose House? (With Phed Vosniacos) 164 Floating Island MacLEN1b\l�, Hugh 439 The Precipice 467 The River and the Boy 599 Two SolitUdes MacMAHON, Brian 73 Children of the Rainbow McNAMARA, Ed 245 How Do You Milk a Sacred Cow? (with Paul Kligman) MALCOLM, Ian 131 Dream Within Time 613 Waiting to Know MANN, stanley 377 Never Grow Old 414 a zymandias 679 The Young Man Radio - Authors and Playwrights 89 11ABKLE, Fletcher 55 Brainstorn Between Openin� end Closing lL�nouncements 105 A Day in the Life 206 Great God Gad3et 219 He and She 236 Home Is Where You Hang Your Heart 555 Tears, Idle Tears 597 29:40 618 The Warrior Looks Home,mrd 643 Who Do You Think You Are? 668 Wonderful Charlie MARRIOTT, Ann� 664 The Wind Our Enemy r1AURO, Joseph 540 Summer Story :r.lILLER, arlo 148 The Exile MITCHELL, W.O. After Ilary's Boy 1�-' 'Iihe Allen 23 �a3eddon 46 The Black Bonspiel of Willie NcCrim.mon 70 Che.perone for 'filaggi e 87 The Contenders 120 The Devll's Instrument 2)0 The Hobbyist 249 Hurrah for Civilization 273 Jake and the Kid 281 The Kite 294 The Liar Hunter 323 Lullaby for a Hunter 326 Maggie 385 No Han Is 39) Old Croaker 40) Onen the Door and Let Her Come Right In 411 Out ofthe Houths 471 Royalty 1s Royalty 510· The Soft Trap 516 Sons and Fathers 535 The Stylite 571 Time is Ny Eem;z 591 The Trophil 028 Weather, Weather, Weather 639 The White Christmas of Raymond Shotclose 645 Who Has Seen the Wind 672 The Wrong Trail Radio - Authors and Playwrights 90 MONTGOMERY, L.M. 20 Anne of Green Gables 266 Introducin5 Anne Shirlel MOORE, Mavor 67 CATCH MY DEATH 205 The Great Flood 409 Our Emblum Dear 513 The Son MORRIS, Marjorie 549 The SwaE Shon MORRISETTE, George 137 Emile and the Devil MOSER, Ed 102 Dark Exodus MOWAT, Farley 126 The Dog That Wouldn't Be MURPHY, Arthur L. 54 The BOl From Lannarkshire 89 Corkum's Light 101 The Dark Cave 497 The Shell Game MURRAY, Claire (See DRAINIE , Claire) NEWMAN, Betty (See LAMBERT, Betty) NEWTON, Norman 1 The Abdication NICOL, Eric 479 Say Uncle 600 Two Weeks at Wits End NICOL, James 472 The Saga of Bobby West NIMCHUK, Michael 172 Four Dialogues to Death NOXON, Gerald 53 A BOl Beneath the Skin 97 Crossing at Jumieges 156 The Fight That Leads to Love 161 Flight Fort;?: 209 The Great River 279 Just the One, Sir? 338 Mars Must Be Laughing 425 Pete Goes Home 428 The Pillars of Hercules 441 The Prince and the Pilgrim 528 The Strange Mr. Smith 592 Trouble at La Treche 631 What Is Ml Love Li� 667 Wonder Child Radio - Authors and Playwrights 91 O'NEIL, Patrick 202 The Great Canadian Pr�ce O'NEILL, Paul 239 HOEe Is the Sound of Sea�ulls PEARCE, Alan 225 Hide Me From Si�ht 265 Intolerance 614 Walk A�ainst the Wind 648 Who Seeks to Deceive PETERSON, Len 22 The Architects 62 Burlau Ba6:s 68 Cervantes of the Woeful Fi�ure 74 Chipmunk 80 Cold Comfort end Candy Floss 92 Cottage For Sale 109 Death of a Bitter Dream 127 Don Juan of Toronto 207 The Great Hunger 175 Francois' Bother 186 Gently, Gently, 1'1y Countrymen 270 I 1.fas Lookin.<) For Ny Corner 27.5 Joe Katona 300 Lilith 322 LtLl{asee 333 �lan Wi th A Bucket of Ashes 342 Maybe in a Thousand Years 345 The Mayor 358 Nr. NtIGGatt�·s,:' Modest Proposal 360 r-1r. :f.lulrooney's New Yearls Party 367 The Nountain and the Vallel 368 Mulroone 's New Year Part 373 By Room Hate 30 Nin. .374 ivIy Room Nate (60 min.) 379 Never Shoot a Devil 395 The oIa Han is Rous e 402 One Way Ticket to Morramisha 415 Paper in the Wind 417 Passenger Pigeon Pie 496 Sheenan I s Folll 506 Small ears .530 Strangers on Streetcars 536 Success . .545 Sunflowers in the Sea 562 TheY're All Afraid 580 Tomorrow We Hunt 598 Two-Faced Angel 624 The Way We've Come 630 What Does He Know What Hels Getting 641 White Collar 6.52 Why We Dot Our I's and Cross Our TiS 654 The Widow of Mississagi 660 The Winter Nobody Got Younger 66) Within the Fortress Radio - Authors and Playwrights 92 PETERSON, Phyllis Lee 52 Border War on Bolton Creek 566 This Land is Loved POWELL, Lester 644 Who Is Carapace? PRATT, E.J. 574 The Titanic 63 The Cachelot 296 The Life and Death of Jean l)e Brebeuf PURDY, A.·W� 128 Dormez Vous? 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Urbain Street RIDDELL, Patrick 466 The Ring RINGUET, 564 Thirty Acres RINGWOOD, Gwen 103 Dark Harvest - ROBERTS, Lloyd 635 When the Roberts Lived in Fredericton 659 Winter Radio - Authors and Playwrights 93 ROBERTSON, George 179 The Frigid Flame 311 The Longest Way Around 433 Point of Return ROBINSON, Irene 35 Be,";Pjars Who Ride 542 Summer's Water ROSS, Sinclair 24 .As For Me and My House 90 Cornet at Nisht ROY, Gabrielle 531 Street of Riches 573 The Tin Flute RUSSELL, Ted 213 Ground Swell 231 The Holdin' Ground RYGA, George 45 Bitter Grass 260 Indian 350 Nen of the Mountain 594 The Tulip Garden 642 A White DOB on a Green Lawn ON Street SALVERS , George 85 Conestoga 112 Death To Ny Love 269 I Think I Must Have That Ma�olia 327 Magic 'on Signal Hill 384 Nieht River 416 The Paper Railroad. 435 Portrait of a Self Made Man 444 A Product of His Class 602 Two Worlds in One Act G. SALVERS ON , Laura 609 The Viking Heart 86 Confessions of an Immigrant's Daughter SALMON, Eri c 235 Homeward Odysseus (With Robert Gard) SARRACINI, Gerard 601 Two Weeks With Play {With Alfie Scopp� SCHULL, Joseph 13 Alexandra's Island 57 The Bridge (60 min.) 58 The Brid�e (120 min.) 84 The Concert 99 Curtain Call 121 Devil's Mother-in-law 153 The Fall of Quebec 159 The First Servant 166 The Flower in the Rock 168 The Flying Dutchman Radio - Authors and Playwrights 94 SCHULL, Joseph (cont'd) 171 For Three Days Oiy 188 Gerda 197 'The Governess General 210 'l'he Great Song 211 The'Green Tiger 220 The Heat Wave 228 His Majesty's Five 274 The Jinker ,277 Joseuh Howe 280 Kennedy 1 s Quest 282 Ladies 1 Choice 285 The Land of Ephranor 287 Last Frontier 289 Laurier 291 The Left Handed Admiral 292 The Legend of Ghost La300n 298 The Life of a Nan 303 Tb'e"Li ttle God 314 Love Is a Four Letter i�ord 321 The Lucky Devil 331 The Man Who Was a Hors e 354 Mrs. Hoagie's House , 364 Hontrose 391 O'Brien '407 'The Other Side of the Uall '410 Our Miss Hammond 447 Proud Pass8_�e 494 Shadow of the Tree 508 So Long As you Live 518 The Sound of the Weeds 521 The-Sninster of South Street 533 The Strike 548 La Survivance 633 Whatever You Do 656 Wil101"1 Circle 669 A World of His Own 671' World Without En� SCHWARTZ,-Harvey 242 Hot Afternoon in Malta SCOPF,· Alfie �01 Two Weeks' With PIal (With Gerard Sarracini) SHIP, \ Rueben 267 The InvestiF,ator SHaUB, !1ac 25 Ashes in the Wind 47 The Black Carriage 195 Goodb�e the Ghosts 250 Hush, Mahalla, Hush 394 The Old Ma� Sals No 534 Study in Black a�d Other Colors Radio - Authors and Playwrights 95 SIMPSON, Leo 637 Where Does A Giant Gorilla Sleep? Anywhere He Wants SINCLAIR, Lister 11 The Age of Colt�bus 12 The Age of Elizabeth 16 All About Emily .. 21 Apple Pie, Home and r·1other 42 The Big Hagic 48 The Blood is strons 98 The Crystal and the Rose 139 The Empty Frame 140 Encounter by Noonlight 142 Epitaph on a War of Liberation 150 The Faithful Heart 214 The Hand and the Mirror 215 The Hand That Hade the �1ask 227 Hilda 110rgan 288 The Last Refuge 324 The Lunatic, The Lover and the Poet 329 The 11an in the Blue I SLADE. Bernard 189 The Gimmick - 443 ,The Prizewinner SPOERLY, Frederick 4 Across the Street 77 The City, 136 The Elusive A-ngel 251 I am: A Ballad·To Be Sung In a Dead-End Alle� 382 The New Order Radio - Authors and Playwrights 96 . 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Badio - Series 103 CBC SUNDAY NIGHT 34. 75.115.137.138.141.173.228.243, 272.330.369.397.420.427.445,452,524. 556,587.623,660'- CBC TUESDAY NIGHT 41, 43, 50,133,136.186,198,349.431, 472.498.537.613,642. CBC WEDNESDAY NIGHT 5, 11� 12.-: 27,' 29.' 33, 36, 37,' 56. 58: 60, 74, 76, 86, 88,' 90 .. 92, 94, 100 ,104.109 .114,117.132,148;153,162, 1'��168,185,197'203,204,205.210.211. 214,215.216.231,237,241,251,252.257. 277�289'291;293,296�306,318,327i336. 339; 347.351 t 361,387.390,393,400 .409,� 429.434.435.440.444,447.454.461,464. 465,470.474.475.478;479.481.483.486,- 495.520.521.533,-539.547,548,572.573. 574 ....575.578,585,586.589,600,606,608. 609,612,635,649,657,659,664, FOOTHILL FABLES 9 .. 23� 87 � 249,323.326,38.5.- " INTRODUCING 172. JAKE AND THE KID 273. LATE NIGHT THEATRE 260." MIDWEEK THEATRE 1, 4� 39. 47.- 51,' 54. 71,' 79�111,' 135,1.51,157',165,175.176,202.218.221, 229,'232,239.244,247.256, 279A, 283-A.', 284. :-(;1: , :334,343, )46. 3.50,352,365,392, 3.57.,62:382,419,422,437.446,453,466, 482,48.5.L; t;-' ,505';.5)4.544;S48-A; .t.560, 569.598,607,61.5,619,637,6.50.661,666, 671-A.� 673.674,675. MONTREAL PLAYHOUSE 129.� ONCE OVER LIGHTLY 26.' OPEN AIR THElft! 412,526. PORTRAITS IN SALT 7 ;194,',341. PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN 18.' SUMMER FALLOW 52�' 61,187 �259. 307 t 312,436 ,424,.566, 617.628.66.5- SUMMER THEATRE 121,255.320 ...,31,411; . =-=::.:.:.s AND DRAMA. SERIALS .45 ,·Z07. Z5�,477 .525.595.;' INDEX . TELEVISION 104 ADAPTORS A.1ID TRANSLATORS AI!r'EN� Rita Greer 350 The Sponger, John Coulter BARRY. Ivor 90 Depth 100. Maurice Gagnon 198 Leap 1n the Dark, Maurice Gagnon BETHUNE, John 2 Access, Gwethalyn Graham BREEN, Melwyn 245 More JOY in Heaven, Morley Callaghan CHRISTIE,' Robert 18 At My Heart's Core." Robertson Davies CLE..l'1ENTS ,; John 442 The Wreath, Peter FranciS COHEN, Nathan 75 Course for Coll1sion, Arthur Hailey 79 Dateline: Budapest, (With George Salverson), Charles Wasserman DAVIS, R.E. 393 Train Order (with Hugh Kemp, George Salverson GARNER. Hugh 153 Guardeen Angel, F. He" Brennan 404 Two Terrible Women,'" Andre Laurendau HAMBLETON ,!II Ron 423 Whi 'b!>a.ks�' Mazo de la Roche B&BB.ON,' . Don 12 Anne of Green Gables. L.M. Montgomery ISRAEL; Charles 300 Peace River CountrY, Ralph Allen JUTBA. Claude 1 A Tout Prendre, Claud Jutra KEMP, Hugh 393 Train Order (Wlth R.E� Davls), George Salverson McCONNOR, Vlncent 38J The TintYpe, Peter Francis McFARLANE, Leslle 285 Ordeal By Polson, Lester Powell 349 Son of a Hundred Kings ," Thomas Costaln MANN. Stanley 1JJ Fortune My Foe; Robertson Davles MOORE. Mavor 314 The Puppet Caravan. :M;arle-Clalre Blai 385 To Tell The Truth,' Morley Callaghan Television - Adaptors and Translators 105 NARIZZANO. Silvio 243 The Moneymakers, Ted Allen PIGGOTT; Audrey 252 My Slster's Marriage, Cynthia Bich PRIZEK; Marlo 354 Step out of Darkness, Jean Paul Fillion ON . SALVERS " George 79 Datellne: Budapest, (With Nathan Cohen), Charles Wasserman 138 Georgle, Morley Callaghan SCHULL,- Joseph 213 The Magie Life. Anne Maude Henry 294 The Pai� Door, Slnclair Ross - . Mac 446 Marcel·Dube SHOUB, -Zone, WEBSTER, Rugh 432 The Wings of Night, Thomas Raddall 106 AUTHORS AND PLAYWRIGHTS ALLAN, Andrew 254 The Natlvity 374 There Are Very Few of Us Left ALLAN. Ted 131 For Whom the Horses Run 142 Goodbye Hollywood, Hello New York 202 Lies My Father Told Me 243 The Mone:makers 308 A Poet Is Born "2 � ALLEN. Balph 300 Peace River Country . - ALLEN�- Rlta Greer '25 Romance ALMOND. Paul 52 The Broken Sky (Wlth Budl Dorn) 326 Rough Justice ABDBEWS� Llllian 414 Wall of Fear BAILEY�' Ronald 48 Breaking Point 212 Madge Is For Maybe BLAIS; Marie-Claire 314 The Puppet Caravan BETHUNE;' John 86 Deadline BLACKLOCK, Jack 380 A Tlme of Shadow - BOORNE. Ron 83 The Day of the Dodo BOOTRt� L.-S.: 130 The Flo'tft'ing Plant BREEN. Melwyn 120 Failure to Remain 264 The 99th Day (With Eric Koch) 435 The Witness BRENNAN. F .a. 153 Guardeen Ansel BROWN,' Wenzell 122 Father to the Man 436 Witness to Murder BULL: Donald 199 The Leonardi Code CALLAGHAN. Morley 138 Georgie 245 More JOY in Beaven 385 To Tell the Truth Television - Authors and Playwrights 107 CAMERON; Erio 412 The Voioe of the Dead CA-nLL. Jean 182 It's Murder Cher1e 279 Once A Thief (W1th Leo Orenstein) CHUDLY. Ron 318 'The Reluotant Agent (With Larry Zahab) COBEY; Herbert 195 Lady From Normandy COHEN;' M._' Charles 28 The Big Deal 80 Dav1d, Chapter II 81 Dav1d, Chapter III 108 The Egghead Approach 114 The Exchange Teacher 127 Flip Side 167 The Hostage 269 Nothinl Personal 286 Or1gin of the Species 297 Pastorale 370 The Telephone Rings for Bertha Sehrw 396 The True Bleed1ng Heart of Martin B. - COHEN. Nathan 399 The Turning Po1nt 67 Come Away," Old Man 95 The D1senchanted Fans 150 The Grown Ones 225 The Man Who Ren AW&1 COSTAIN.-j T.B;I 349 Son of a Hundred K1ngs COULTER. John 322 Riel 350 �Sponger CREIGHTON. Sally 295 Pamela Joyce DAVIES; Robertson 18 At Mz Heart's Core 133 Fortune My Foe 290 Overlaid DE LA. ROCHE," Mazo 423 Whi teoaks DOBN," Rudi 52 The Broken Sky 255 The Neutron and the Olive 408 Variations DUBE. Maroel 446 Zone 218, �Man In The House - and 108 , Television Authors Playwrights DYER, Alec :38 The Blindfolded Ladl 59 A Case of Prince CharminS 98 Dr. Mobile 250 Ml Guess Would Be Murder 377 Three Lives Has Marsaret EDGE;: Fred 72 Counsel for the Defence 146 Grab Shot 282 One Man To Beat 299 The Patsy :316 The Radioactive Man :323 The Risginl Slinser 341 Slip Kng! FAIRBUBN, Edward 2:35 Midsummer Sisters FILLION. Jean Paul 354 Step out ot Darkness FBANCIS, � Peter 110 Enchanted Nightmare 174 lID. Ivlet bl Moonlight :383 The TintlEe 442 The Wreath FREEDMAN. Frank: 258 Night of Admission FRENCH,- Dorls 55 The Burning Crusade of Andrew MacNorran FURIE�' Sldney- 221 Man On the Roof 328 The Runaways 335A Night GAGNON, Maurice 90 saturdjbDepth 2 G 198 Leap In the Dark GALLOWAY, My-ron '265 99 Times Around the Block GARNER, Hugh 121 The Father 214 The Magnet 345 Some Are So Lucky 394 A Trip For Mrs. Taylor GELINAS;- G. 45 Bousille and The Just GRAY, John !52 The Guard. GERRARD,: John 42 Boobatch GOWAN,' Elsie Park . 352 Stagecoach Bride GRAHAM;' Gwethalyn 2 Access Television - Authors and Playwrights 109 GRAND,- Elaine 215 Mail Order Dress (With Desmond Smith) GRAY;' John 219 Man In Town HAILEY; Arthur 75 Course For Collis��� c88 Death Minus One 112 �itaph At Little BUffalo 126 Flight Into Danger 315 The Queen's Peace 337 Seeds of Power 338 Shadow of Suspicion 379 Time Lock 395 The Troubled Heart HAMBLETON. Ronald 44 The Woman Who Came To Stay 66 The Colonel'and The Lady 402 Two Heads For the Tiger BARRIS. Alfred 33 Blackfoot Country 104 Drought (With Ed Rollins) 17' Image of Love 262 Nightmare Somewhere Every Summer ��3 The Swamp 386 Tobacco Farm 282 One Of Our Men Is Guilty HENDRY. Thomas 124 Fifteen Miles Of Broken Glass HENRY � Anne Maude 213 The Magic Life HERSCH.: Phillip 310 Prelude 371 Tell Them The Streets Are Daneing HILL; Kay 378 Three To Get Married 392 Train of Murder HOSIE; Herb 343 So Much Trouble Attends 355 The Stone Boat 409 Venice Libretto 418 The Westbrook Man 224 The Man Who Knew A Good Thins 11 Angelino 99 The Doll 104 The Labyrinth 200 Let Me Count The Ways 228 The Mark Television - Authors and Playwrights 110 JACK�· Donald 24 The Beard 49 Breakthrough 61 A Cause of Fraud 201 The Looking Glass World 244 The Monument 248 Music In The Wall 312 The Proof Machine 364 Surprise. Surprise 405 Underm1ned JACOBSON; Stan 391 The Trial of Joseph Brodsky JACOT;- Michael 13 The Anniversary 168 The House of Madams De Jacgueminet 209 Love Is Another Land 251 My Home Is Here 311 Rehearsal for Invasion JOUDRY:'- Patricia 293 The Painted Blind 334 The Sand Castle �1 Something Old. Someth1ng New 369 Teach Me How To Cry 401 Valerie 439 A Woman's Point of View JUTBA. Claude 1 A Tout Prendre KEMP: Hugh 68 Company Party 11 The Cowboy and Mr� Antony 298 Pastures of Plenty 305 The Piper of St. James 420 What's To Become of Jeremiah Goodw1n� KlJl��' Allan 102 Dreams 191 The Kitchen Table KOCH;' Eric 263 Nineteen Ninety-Nine 264 The 99TH Day (With Melwyn Breen) KUPER; Jack 208 Los t In A Crowd 218 On A Streetcar 358 Street Music 363 Sun In My EYes LANGFORD. Ernes t 32 A Bit of Bark 111 The Hunting Spirit LANGUIRANDi Jacques 141 Grand Ex!ts 214 The Offbeats Television - Authors and Playwrights 111 LAURENDEAU, Andrew 404 Two Terrible Women LEE, Pamela 438 A Woman Called Anne LEIGHTON, Michael 160 Here Lies Mrs. Moriarty (With Richard Morris) 226 The Men Who Stole the Blarnel Stone (With Richard Morris) 289 Over My Dead Body LUCAROTTI, John 6 After The Fact 324 The Rock 430 The Window McCALL�, Neil 42 Boobatch (With John Gerrard) MAc CORM ICK, Ian 238 Miracle in Quebec McDOWELL. Paul 203 "Liggin Abouttt McFARLANE, Leslie 9 Alias Mr. Pollard 35 The Black of the Moon 37 The Blind Eye & The Deaf Ear 70 The Conquest of Cobbletown 74 Countess Keller 101 Don't Shake Your Family Tree 118 The Eye Opener Man & Robert Burns 119 The Eye Opener Man & The Wages of Zinn 137 GadflY West (The Eye Opener Man) 144 Gopher Colony 148 The Great Casa Loma Purchase 151 Grubstake For the Eye Opener Man 155 Guest Shot 210 Love Story 1910 211A McGonigle Sates Again 223 The Man Who Che�red the Leafs 304 Pilgrim, Why Do You Come? 373 That Gold Belongs to Uncle Angus McGALL, Bob 382 Time Waits for Someone McG IBBON t Ed 40 Blood on Whose House (With Phed Vomacos) 128 Floating Island Television - Authors and Playwrights 112 McILROY, Kim 241 Mr. Smith's Trunk 89 Debit Account MANN;= Stanley 7 Alfie's Tulip 15 The Apple 20 Bagatelle 51 Broadway ::lory 56 A Business Of His OWn 84 Deadlier Is The Egg 125 The F1fth-Floor Pegie 141 The Glass Empire 158 The Haven 163 The Hideaway 185 Just Say It 205 The LonS Doorway 237 Minuet 291 The Owner 292 Oz:ymand1as 307 A Plastic Item 330 The Sacr1fice 353 The Stamp Collector 415 The Waltz MARCH�� William 240 Mist On the Meadow MESSINGER, Lorraine 437 Wolf;- Wolf (With Shirley Say) MILLER,' Allan 184 Just A Short Visit 267 Nor All Thy Tears - MITCHELL: W. 0 �"l 4 Adults Is Human 19 Auetion Fever 34 The Black Bonspiel of Willie McCrimmon 64 Choose Your Partner 82 The Day Jake Made::Her Rain 92 The Devills Instrument 100 Don't Scratch That BabY 106 Earn �loneY' At Home 166 Honey and Hoppers 189 King Of All The CountrY' 192 The Kite 201 Liar Hunter 211 Love's Wild Magic 236 Mind Over Madam 309 Prairie LaWler 361 Struck Rich 44.3 You Gotta Teeter MONTGOMERY, L.M.' 12 Anne Of Green Gables Television - Authors and Playwrights 113 MOOHE, Mavor 60 Catch A Falling Star 222 The Man Who Caught Bullets 417 The Well MORGAN;' Elaine 113 Every MInute Counts MORRIS.' Richard 160 Here Lies Mrs.� Moriarty (With Michael Leighton) 226 The Man Who Stole The Blarney Stone (With Michael Leighton) 289 Over My Dead Body (With Michael Leighton) MURPHY;� Arthur L. 25 The Beckoning Hill 87 The Death Around Us 444 You'll Be Calling Me Michael NEWMAN; Terry 85 Deadlier Than The Male NEWTON�t Jeanette 400 The 21st Floor NICOL'� Eric 23 The Bathroom 46 Brass Tacks 381 A Time To Speak ORENSTEIN,i Leo 30 The Big Leap 132 Forever Galatea 279 Once A Thief (With Jean Cavill) 339 The Silent Kingdom 384 To My Son With Love 149 Greek Street 327 Runaway PETERSON �t Len 5 The Adventurer 26 Between The Silences of Love 54 Burlap Bags 91 The Desperate Search 96 Divorce Granted PETERSON. Len 172 Ice On Fire 206 The Lons Road Back 375 They Are All Afraid 390 The Trial of James Whelan 401 Two Faced Angel 434 With My Head Tucked Underneath My Arm 427 The Widow of MissIsssgi Television - Authors and Playwrights 114 PETERSON. Phyllis Lee 204 Little Loaves of Ste. Genevieve 288 The Outcast of st. Angele 336 Second Spring 357 strangers in ste. Angele PIGGOTT. Audrey 193 Kukla 252 Ml Sister's Marriage 429 The Willow Tree POWELL. Lester 154 Guest Appearance 227 Margin For Error 256 Night Call 259 Night of the Plague 285 Ordeal by Poison 296 Panic At Parth Bay 301 A Penny For the GUl 321 Return From Darkness 388 Trial Balance 425 Who Is Carapace? BEANEY, James 188 The Killdeer BEISER. Anna 229 the Marriage Mart REMILLARD. Jean-Robert . 111 The Endless Echo RICH. Cynthia -:, 252 Ml Sister's Marriage RICHLER, Mordecai 3 The Acrobats 16 Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz 235 Friend of the People RIGGAN, Bryon 346 Some Of my Best Friends ROBERTSON, George 116 Expo Rendezvous 181 It's A Wise Father 306 Plague On Your House 365 Sus12icion 445 You Take The High Road ROBINSON, Irene 413 The Wall ROLLINS. Ed 104 Drought (With Alfred Harris) 123 The Feast of Stephen Televis10n - Authors and Playwrights 115 ROSENFELD. Jacqueline 8 AlIas Jones 36 Blind Da.te Goodbye Young Man �� The Messenger 249 My DarlIng. My Da.rling,· My LIte And My BrIde 253 My Son The Doctor 302 Penthouse 351 Spring Song 356 stop The World And Let Me Get Off 387 The Town That Didn't Care 426 Who Needs An Enemy ROSENFELD �1!. Max 94 The Discoverers (With Garge Salvers on) ROSS; SInclair 294 The Painted Door RYGA.I< George 177 Indian 216 Man Alive 397 The Tulip Garden 403 Two Soldiers ST. PIER1iE�" Paul 10 All Indian 14 Antoine's Wooden Overcoat 44 Boss Of the Namko Drive 57 Cabin Fever 63 Chilcotin Footworm 105 The Duke And The C�·I.L�· Wobbler 107 The Education of PhyllIs tIne 134 French1e's Wife 169 How To Break A Quarter Horse 170 The Hunt On Happy Anne 178 The Infant Bonaparte 186 Justice On The Jawbone 242 Moccasin Telegraph 246 Morton And The Slicks 281 One I�an Crowd 284 The Only Smith 331 Sale Of One Small Ranch 335 Sarah's Copper 359 Strong Medicine 360 The Strong People 406 Under The Blanet 419 What Is A Rancher 422 The White M�tang 424 Who Hunts OIMara 431 'The Window At Namko Television - Authors and Playwrights 116 SALVERS ON , George 94 The Discoverers (With Max Rosenteld) 162 Hero At Hatch's Mill 176 The Incredible Sinner 260 Nisht Rlver 367 Sweet Larcenl 393 Train Order 433 A Winter Meeting SAUNDERS, Byrne Hope 183 Janel Canuck SAY, Shirley 437 Wolr. Wolf (With Lorraine Messinger) SCHULL,· Joseph ,50 The Bridge 58 The Case ot Posterity Vs Joseph Howe 62 Chesley And The South Seas 69 The Concert 71 Convol 129 The Flower In The Rock 187 Kennedy's Quest 196 Lady's Choice 239 Mrs. Hoasle's House 257 Night In Harbour 261 The Nlght They Killed Joe Howe 270 O'Brien 275 Old Flame 287 Our Miss Hammond 303 The Piano Tuner 313 Proud Passage 398 Turn or The Road 428 Wlllow Circle 441 A World or His Own .- SCOTT,· Desmond 78 A Cure For the Doctor SCOTT, Munroe 91 The Devil's Petition 370 The Thirteenth Laird SHANNON.! Norman 21 The Balding Eagle .- SHATNER, William. 103 Dreams . SHELDON, Michael 139 The Ghos t or the Bank of Lower Canad� SHIELDS, Roy 173 The li:ealist 231 A Matter or Some Importance 416 Watch Willie Go Television - Authors and Playwrights 117 SHOUB. Mae Ashes In the Wind �� Big League Goalie 73 The Counterfeiters 276 The Old Man Says No 372 Thank You, Edmondo 389 The Trial of Addie Garth SINCLAIR,· Lister 39 The Blood Is strong 109 The Empty Frame 156 The Hand And The Mirror 157 The Haunted Post Office 164 Hilda Morgan 280 One John Sm! th 342 The Small Rain 344 Socrates 421 When Soft Voices Die SLADE, Bernard 27 The Big Coin SQund 41 Blue Is For BO! 97 Do Gerry Parker 140 The Gimmick 179 Tnnocent Deception 233 Men Don't Make Passes 247 The Most Beautiful Girl In The World 273 The Oddball 311 The Prizewinner 319 Reluctant Angels 410 A Very Close Family SMITH, Desmond 215 Ma�l Order Dress (With Elaine Grand) SOLWAY, Clift 43 Bordertown 217 Man DYing 271 0 Canada. SONE. John 220 The Man On Four Beat (With E.J.' Wood) STERN: Dr.1 Sandor 320 A Remnant of Harry SWARBRICK: Brian 266 None Of Us Is Perfect TEMPLETON, Charles 1A The Absentee Murderer 31 Biography ot A Crime 230 A Matter of Principle TODD. Lyon 65 Chord of Steel -. Television - Authors and Playwrights 118 TRUEMAN, Stuart 76 Cousin Elva TWEED. Tommy W.� 47 The Brasspounder of Illinois 340 Sir John A. And The Double Wedding VALENCY.. Maurice 411 The Virtuous Island VAN BRIDGE, Tony 277 The Old Ones VOSNIACOS, Phed 40 Blood On Whose'House (Wi�h Ed McGibbon) WASSEru�N,i Charles 79 Dateline: Budapest WAYNE. Paul 53 Bulgarian Bread 136 From Parad1se Dlrect 159 Helr For A Shoestring 190 Kiss Mama Goodbye 22 Baptlsm of Flre 186 The Inquest 333 Sanctuary 362 Substitute Soldler WHITTY;' Donald 272 0 Ploneers WOOD. E.'J.\ 220 The Man On Four Beat: (with John Sone) ZAHAB.' Larry 318 Reluctant Agent (Wlth Ron Chudley) 119 PRODUCERS ALLAN. Andrew 61,121.179,235,)6S. ALLAN. Robert 39. 58,: 59 t 69.156.164,166,199.254. 280.313.421. ALMOND, Paul 25. 33, 52, 88, 99,112,129.173,194, 200,208,255.259.299.337,387.415,444. BEAULNE, ,.Guy I BLOOMFIELD� George 26.216.396,403. BORETSKI. Peter 181.320. BREEN. Melwyn 34.37.41, 65. 70. 72,101.110.114. '1,18,' 119.120.130,136,137.138.140.148, 153,154.160.1:�,:�5.168.185.1�7,206. 211-A. 220.233.245,25�,256,262.263. 264,270,273.276,298.:316.319.327 • .)49, 358.370.373,378.383,384.417.420. CAMPBELL. Norman 12, 44. 66. 77.151,162,187.190.203, 247.423.! CHERCOVER. Murray 73. 96.142.386. CHRISTIE, Robert 1,193.248.312,326.416.1 COLEMAN," Basil 13. 24, 68,180.204�210.227.231t244. 260 ;'304, 349.364.407,433.438,442. CIt OS SA..T'q ; Drew 382.; DAVEY, Ken 389.' GARDNER, David '.53.100,'144:.189.192,229,266, 290 � 306. 309.318. 3.5.5 .392l·�t'2�43q..44J.44.5. GOODSHIP. Frank 10.5.186.246;281,422.424,431. GREENE, David 17,' 20.' 3.5;' .56,' 67.' 7.5� 8�,8.5. 92, 95.126.149,1.50.191,20.5.225,238,305.' 338,43.5.i HARRIS. Alfred 436. Television - Producers 120 HART. Harvey 16, 54. 74. 80. 81. 91.127,157,167. 214.261.296.303,347,363.365,410.427. HILLER. Arthur 11, 51.155.174,237.257.275.324,366. 393. HINCH. Gordon 314.408.' HIRSCH. John 124. JACOBSON. Stan 391. ,- JARROTT. Charles 21. 78, 90,108,128,230.289.321,346. 388. , JUTRA. ClaUde 1. KAPLAN. Henry 22� 36, 50�143,212,223;293.297,328. 334.369,375,'398.441. .. KEATLEY� Philip 10. 14', 44" 57: 63-.107:134.169::170, 178,242,284,331.335,359.360-,406,419 .. LJUNGH. Esse 427. -,- - MAJOR, Leon 62,219,294. . � �. - .. McCOWAN. George 8, 23, 28, 47. 83" 97.207.2,?�,,234, 258,277,282,286,322,)41,356,376,409, 411,426. MORLEY, Reyston 226. NARtzZd��'':j3iIir1'6�:' (;, 7, 15;: 18, 30; 60, 86,123,131,133. 141.158,163.195.243,292,208.285.1 ORENSTEI•• Leo 3, 27. 38, 40, 42, 48, 87.' 89. 93, 113.!.:t. S, 132;159 ,175;176,"'182�t83,'184. 2029209.'213.221,252,267.269,'272;'279, 300.302.307,310,'333.335-A. 339, 348�� 350;367,377,379,399;414,430;446. POPE. 106. PRIZEK.' Mario 2 t" 45,'109,111 ,'147 � 152 �'19 8;222.274, )40 �344. 354.390.397.404.1 RACINE,' Roger 240.' - ROBERTSON. George 116. L Televiston - Producers 121 ROSENZWEIG, Mervyn 125. S INELNIKOFF, Mi chael 428. SOLWAY, Clift 43,217,271. TILL, Eric 402.; WALLER; Adrian 218 .. WEYMAN, Ronald 6, 9. 19, 31, 46, 49, 64; 71, 76, 79, 82, 94,135,146,196,201,236,241, 250,251,�0j,278.282,285,28?,288,291. 301,-315,317, 330 �-J42; 349,352,353,361. 362,371,395,400,405,425.429,432,439. WHITEHOUSE;: Ray 4. 122 SERIES BOB HOPE THEATRE 371. CBC T.V. Thea.tre 3, 18',; 38,- .50,t .56, .59, 7.5,- 79, 99. 104,120,123,133;13.5,1.50,1.58,164.187, 188,196,22.5,228.238,'239,243, 2.50 �2.59, 26.5.279,280.292.302, 307 �J2.5, 338,'J69, 38.5,423,441. CBC Playbill 5;" 7,:; 15; 20, 32;: 67, 74. 95,- 96, 122;-131,142,"149,163,171,174;191,195, 237� 240.295.,03,308.324,336,34,;,65, 367 .374.375,'380 �J81;382.'386,j389. 398. 412,413,418,43.5 ,437�' CARIBOO COUNTRY 10:,·\ 14;'; 44'�" 57. 63.�10.5;107�1J4,170: 178,t86, 242',246, 281; 284,331 t 335.359.' 360.406,419',422, 424 � 431.: _",_ .-. EIE OPENER 37;'152.$391'�'·397 • FESTIVAL 1� 2,' 45�' 47.� 80;" 81,' 83�i 111,124. 125.147.169,194.200,203.216,263.274. 314�320,396,404,408.410. FIRST PERFORMANCE 3�,� 66, 76�� 94,172�-183�218-,'222.270.' 290,3.37,379.' " FIRST PERSON 13.' 53.t06,:153,193,214', 219,224,229.- 2.31,251,252,260,290,409.436,438. FOED THEATRE PLAYBILL 11,� 42, 221 � 366. FOLIO 12;:' 44, 58,4 69�; 92,' 109,143,156,157, 254,313,340,344,390,402,421. 4166�167,27. G.M. THEATRE ' 60' 17',-t 30;' �.�9 , 84":126"1�2'141176, • �, • • 199-2 39,9'4.402.205;213,293,'305.348,'350,'377.6. G • M. PRESENTS 16, 22,: 25,: 27,' 28,' 31',' 40', 41, 468,t � 49,'' 68'; • 70 , 72 • 85L�• , 89'"• 91'• , 87", 9 '''1 � 128','129 138, 146 1,-.r. 112;113,�j;�,��8, ,�??,'.,. ,54,160",,1 .. '-""""-".'1 180190" , " I, 198 , 204"2 6 248:2� .208.;��, ,212, 220 ;,226, 230,233. 288"281'267���u.272,2?3,276�282,287,321. ,315 .. 1. ���,�t33�g, 301')�J� �J� 347' 32�·,362� ,3)3, 3..rr. 339. 3,3416,l,..rr6, 364, :),�.2-, 384, 387,400,405, 1411:414 • ,�63.17,425.429,433,444. Television - Series 123 JAKE .AND THE KID 4, 19, 64�' 82�'100,189,201,211,236, 309,361,443. ON CAMEBA , 24 i 9 .. , 29 , 33, 36 t' 46.' 51. 55 , 61, 7:3.. 78, 86.. 98. 103,108, 110 , 121, 130,139,155,'168,173,179,184 ,185,215," 227,235,241,256;257,269,275,278,291, 297,312,326,327,'330,345,351,352,353, 358,370,372; 378, J88, 393, 394,415 ,416,' 4.30,4.39. PLAYDATE 8,' 34�' 52�: 77,'101,:114;119;136:'140, 144,151,1.59�175.207,209,223,2)4.247, 249,2.53�262,264;266�277,282,286"298, .304,319,354,355,356,373,376,39.5,401, 407,428,434. QUENTIN DURGENS. M.P. 116,181,306,44.5. QUEST 23;- 43, .54,: 97,'102,127,177',217,255. 258�271i332,403� THE SERIAL 65, 71�211-A, 345-,318,-)49.357;'392. SHOW OF THE WEEK 26; 148;162,'182,-192, .310 ,420 ;426.: SUMMER CIRCUIT 62,252,294.' THE UNFORESEEN 244,.383,442. Radio - Authors and Playwrights 98 WHALLEY, George 108 Death in the Barren Ground 253 I am the Resurrection 257 In Foul Case WHITELAW, Marjorie 30 Ballade For Toronto (With Alice Frick) WILLIAMS, Jan 119 The Devil They Say WILSON, Ethel 216 Haply the Soul of My Grandmother 223 Hetty Dorval 301 Lilly's Story WINDSOR, David 93 Could I Speak to Shirley? WINTER, Jack 34 Before Compiegne WOODCOCK, George 36 The Benefactor 64 The Carrier Pigeon (With Inge Woodcock) 110 The Death of Brock 113 Defenders of the Past 134 EI Dorado 135 The Electric Tree (With Inge Woodcock) 138 The Empire of Shadows 165 Floor of Night 198 A Grain of Mustard Seed 268 Island of Demons 340 Mas kerman 349 Men of the Harvest WOODCOCK, Inge 64 The Carrier Pigeon (With George Woodcock) 135 The Electric Tree (With George Woodcock) YOST, Elwy 154 The Falls of Orianna