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PAGE TEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1947 "On The Air Tonight and Thursday BUFFALO TORONTO TORONTO WGR CKEY CEL (CBs) 550 580 (NBC-UBS) 740 TORU! CFRE/ ccusg fOWEER Che (NBC) (MBS-ABC) a0 CHUM CKDO BUFFALO WKBW 1050 140 WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00--Candle Light and Silver 6:00--~Walter Bowles 6:00--Victory rarade 6:00--Press News 6:00--~News WEEN-WGR-WKBW-GEEY 6:05--Make Believe Ballroom C 8:10~Clary Settell CJ] 6:10--Parade of Melody C. 6:10--~Tune Time 6:10--Hot off the W. 6:10--Odditles in the ; News 6: 15--Tello-Test CFRB CJBC BE 5--Preview with Music :15--~News--Farm Market 6:20--What's_Your Beef? Ano e = LBL sl J30--Osbawa Shoppin; 9 lorning Melodies FRB | 4 9 ly Dat 4: 9 Breagfoos. Club CJBC | 4: 9 News; Melody Incorporated 4: HUM nw op) Basket ny 4: ma undup FRB 9:45 Senn; of the Air CBL| 4 9:45--Why of World Events WBEN | 4 9:45--Melodic Sketches CBL 9:50--News WGR 10: {00--Tommy Dorsey Show CJBC | 4 10: 00--Ann Adam Homecrafters CFEB | 4 0:00--News; CHUM Slogan Contest 10:00--Fred War Show fossa oi anc "My ue ry WEBW 10: 'Royal Wedding WGR a 104 Lm News Ci A; CHUM WBEN | 4 CBL | 4: 4 4: 4 :05--~Club 10 Styles 4 vy Rhythm 15--High Ide 15---stelia Dallas WBEN | 4:15-- Women's News Commentarv CBL ! 18----Jean Haltan on Royal Wedding CBL :30---~Lor: Jones :30--Trgfisuted Show 30--News | 30--T y Recital :30--Winner Take All :30--Zane Grey 4:3 0--Hint Hunt 35--1050 Matinee :45--From the Classics He oung Widder Brown 145--Ni "45_Diok Tracy Show :50--Republican Committee :55--Matinee Miniature LAFF-A-DAY London Letter By STUART UNDERHILL Canadian Press Staff Writer London, Nov. 19 -- (CP) -- Lon- don's concert-goers have been get- ting some inside information on the seating--or lack of it--at the fa- mous Albert Hall, the scene of most | of the city's big orchestral events, | This domed memorial to Queen | Victoria's consort was built in 1870 | at a cost of £200,000 ($800,000), much of which was raised by pub- lic subscription. Each subscriber of £100 was given a seat for 999 years, and about 1,300 of the 5,000 seats are so held. Promoters have long moaned ov- however, one cannot prevent a small number of. speculators from buying and re-selling seats at a profit, a practice which is common to many forms of entertainment." Several seat-owners took part in the correspondence, some arguing that they had a right to dispose of their property as they saw fit, oth- ers proclaiming that they made their seats available to music-lov- ers, often for nothing. Fine, But "How be Daaisy doin' now she' married?" asked Mrs. Giles. "She's doin' graand," replied Ys. Hobson. "She's got the purtiesi 1i1 cottage with a garden an' that; me real mohagnay furniture, twa pigs, an' sce fowls, an' the par- son's washing to do once a wee} reg'lar. Only thing is she can' abide her man. But there! There' allus summat." 'Beauty Up Keep Your to: Date... 5--Make Believe Baliroom SREY 80! de CFRB Para WGR CBL 4:55--Interlude 5:00--News * 5:00--Dick Tracy 5:00-- Veterans Varieties 5:00--~When A Giri Marries 5:00--Ellis McLintock's Orch, 5:00--Superman 5:00--News - 5:05--Studio Party 5:10--Meetin' With Keaton J:15--Terry and the Pirates 5:15--Parade of Melody 5:15--Easy Rhythm 5:15--Portia Faces Life 5:25--Gondola Sidelights CFRB 5.30--Timothy and the Rabbits 5:30--Parade of Melody CKDO 5:30--Santa Claus 5:30--Parade of Stars 5:30--Just Plain Bill er the situation. The house can be sold out for a concert, yet in ac- tual fact one in four seats is bringing in no revenue. The matter was brought into the open by four orchestral promoters, who signed a letter to The Times suggesting that "this would seem a suitable moment to reconsider the propriety of continuing to allow a quarter of the seating capacity of the only full-sized concert hall in London to be governed autonomous- ly by a group of private citizens." They charged that most of the seats had passed into the hands of those who had no connection with fhe original subscribers; sometimes seats were empty at concerts from which' music-lovers had been turn- ed away, and sometimes the owners exploited them by selling them at high prices. The council of the Royal Albert Hall replied that seat-holders didn't have everything their own way: They had to pay £3 a year toward the upkeep of the hall and there were 10 days a year on which they had to give up their rights to a seat. "The sale of privately-owned seats has been greatly exaggerated . . . 0:1 Ronde i Air 1 rgarten of the KDO Js 2S Magazine of the Air imento spe, CKDO | 10:30--Evelyn Winters Wes Fie Sports CFRB 10:30--K Kate Altken WKBW | 10 45--Poster Broo 10:30 Eheim Hobbes of Life 6:45--Three Star Extra 11 Them 8 §:48--8B0 News 10; :35--Love Letters and Songs I Sey That? 10:35--CHUM Slogan Contest 10:35--Piano Interlude 83550 tional Comment CTRL I I 6:55--In BY ond | 104--Mit Hae age 10:45--Joyce Jordan, 7:00--Kesten's Corner Jil torms Greens (News) 10:45 Dorothy Kilgallen Sh of allen Show 10:45--Life a Chrada 0 45--David Harum 0:45--Jane Weston i083 Noveleite News 5:30--Make Believe Ballroom 11 omy Ah For You FR. :30--J . 11:00--Radio World Musicale 0 Jiok Armsirons id {-11:00--Road of Life : § y L 11:00--Jimmy Dorsey ; x 11:00--This Is rd Drake News; Morning Varieties 00 Booman in--Hollywood Make Belleve Ballroom :15--Big Sister 11.15--Hawaiian "Harmonies 11:15--June Dennis 11:30--Galen Drake 11:30--Maurice Bodingtor' 11:30--Show Tune Time 11:30--What's Your Beef? 11:30--News 11:30--Chuck Wagon Serenade 11:30--Grand Slam 4 30--Jack Berch Show ii j35-Btork Club of the Alr rnie Braden ory igor 1 Ten Malons B (11 45 olce of Memory 11:45--Do You Remember 11:45--Laura Limited w | 11:45--Rosemary 11:45--Lora Lawton 11:50--News THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--Music for Midday 12:00-- News--Musio 12°00--N. 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Ottawa, Nov. 18--(CP) -- A sur- + There were 206 men from Gravel- plus of $541,673,240 was reported by bourg who enlisted in the Second the federal treasury for the first Oiavelons Salk = (OP) By World War, Included in the busi- HUM | nine months of the current fiscal Yer oo 0 Taveloourg s Velerans nesses--assessed at more than $25,- year which ends March 31, 1948. |W 0 le Mited +4 ig own ° 1,200 | 000--started by returning veterans The surplus in the corresponding pep e operate thelr own businesses. are two restaurants, dry cleaning " - . i a period of 1946 amounted to. $16,720, Sonle 60: miles southwest of Moss and tailoring, radio and electrical iq repairs, autcmobile parts, a shoe From April 1, 1947 to Oct. 31, |J8W, Gravelbourg has been described | store and a quick-freeze plant. revenues. amounted to $1,611,282,904 | 3S & portion of Quebec transplanted | "By 'if its statistics mean any- and expenditures $1,069,58,744. In | %0 the Saskatchewan Prairie--three- | {hing the easiest job is held by the 10-month period of 1946 rev- | quarters of the population are of | Ken Morrison, a former captain in enues were $1,581398,404 and ex- French extraction and its weekly | the provost corps, now an R.C.M.P, penditures $1,414,678,050. ewsIaper is believed to be the only | constable stationed here, Although The sizeable surplus being built bilingual paper in Sresiern Canada. | Grayelbourg is a judicial centre and up has led to speculation that i Ais was founded early in| ihe gssize court sits twice a year, heavy tax cuts will be made in the | 1}€ 19th century by Father Pierre | there hasn't been a case on the next budget but finance .depart- Gravel, a young missionary who docket for 10 years. ment officials are silent on that PRICES score. The surplus at the end of BILTMORE 5; [Myr STARTS Rt] EVES. 5c 40c 000,000. Children re Present indications are that that figure will be surpassed this year 15¢ Anytime Wild Beasts Guarded Her Beauty. .. MenDared Death to Win Her Heart! § "Cope. 1947, King Features Syodhcaie, inc, World rights remrved. 11°19 "They're some of my baby-sitters!" | gave it its name. Now some of its | schools and colleges are affiliated Hour YOU'LL SEE THIS SCENE HERE IN OSHAWA! CFRB WB! BES-OEEY WEBW CBL 305 Eka 000. It is expected that from now until the end of the year revenues will drop and expenditures increase. This is the usual trend in the lat- ter part of the year when tax cuts made in the previous budget begin to make themselves felt. The veterans affairs and defence departments show the largest cuts in expenditures. The veterans af- falrs expenditures dropped from $340,668,489 in the first 10 months of the 1946-47 year to $132,039,518 in the corresponding period of the current year. In revenues, returns from cus- toms and excise were slightly high- er but other revenues were prac- tically unchanged. rio 10: 1g Story 10:00--CBC National News - 10:15---CBC News Rpundup 10:30--News 10:30--Open Hearing 10.30--Henry Morgan 10:30-- Escape" 10: 30 Listen to Lelbert 10;30--Distinguished Artists B! 10:330--Jimmy Durante Show 'WBEN 10:30--Dal Richard's Orch. Vancouver 10:30--R.W.F. Jumping Events CJBC 10:40--Joe Crysdale Sports 10:45--Press News 10:45--So The Story Goes 10: a omsmis C Cycles possibly by as much as $200,000,- (Taxes Paid) 12:45--Our Gal Sunday 12:55--Hits of the Day 1:00--CBC News 1:00--Madern Kitch WK 1:00--News; Meyers * Mustal Quiz }i0~ 00 BYyngHme Be 1 00--Musie for Thursday Siste; 1:00--Big 1 {05--Tops 2h Pops EE oe 1:15--Your Host Peter Gust 1:30--Young Dr. Malone Sravoin beck te thr you goin. in one of the mest en longle pictures aver ? | DOROTHY LAMOUR | RAY MILLAND « mii; § do WOES Akim Tamiroff A Paramount Re-Release 11:00--Dominlon' Fro pon SIpg lackey Lester Show CK! i Army Score Board WEBW 1:3 ally Work . 11310--News Analysis WGR 0--Sally 15:10--Rexallites CFRB 1:30--Nelody Ine. 11:15--Christie's Wax Works cise 19 Coaosers' ores 311,15--~Rhythm Review 11j15--Joe Wesp, Ironic Reporter 14 Toung Docwr Malone 11315--Rainbow Rendezvpitif. 11:15--Joe Hasel. 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A Scene From Rudolf Besier's Romantic Drama "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" TO BE PRESENTED IN THE COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM THURSDAY @ FRIDAY ® SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20 - 21 - 22 By the Drama Club of the 0.C.V.I. at 8.20 p.m. Directed by Ernest Winter @ Music by O.C.V.IL Orchestra Rudolf Besier's romantic drama, "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" will be presented in the Collegiate Auditorium, Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, November 20, 21, 22, 'by the Drama Club'of the O.C.V.I. at 8:20 p.m. Directed by Ernest Winter, music by O.C.V.I. orchestra. Tickets on sale at Henderson's Book Store and by Collegiate students. Admission 50c. This is, the story of the romantic courtship of &lizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning, culminating in their elopement in September, 1846. The marriage took place over the violent and prejudiced opposition of Elizabeth's dour and sinister father, The play was first produced in 1931 with Katherine Cornell as Elizabeth and Brian Aherne as Browning. It has been revived many times with conspicuous success. Only this year it has been released for non- professional use in /.anada and the United States. TICKETS ON SALE AT HENDERSON'S BOOK STORE and by Collegiate Students .. . Admission 50c This Advertisement is Inserted with the Compliments of PRICE YARDS LIMITED NORTH OSHAWA, PHONE 4310 -- WHITBY PHONE 416-419 TORONTO .......... OR 491 & 4492 LONDON ........... FA 3298W (Bell River) WHEN WBEN WEBW 1.00--News--House Party CKEY 1:00--News WGR 2,00--News. 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