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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1948 Laie DAILY TIMES- OAZEYTE PAGE ELEVEN J LOG--TIME TABLE TRF (CAML IWBENEC RS TUESDAY EVENING' MEK: CJBC-Bowles and Settell 6:45 P.M. t Comment ORB. E Say That? CJIBC-' it's Your Beef? 7:00 P.M. CEBY-Lorne Greene; Ball- room WGR-Beulah B-WGR-Jack Smith -News of World ott, Sports -Safety fd align CEDO-Songs of Cheer 7:30 P.M, WGR-CFRB-Club 15 WBEN-WBEN Band! -Amaz. Mr. Malone -Home Folks Frolic WEDNESDAY MORNING 5:00 AM. CKEY-Say It With Music 5:30 AM, WGR-Chore Time 5:45 AM. WGR-Chore Time; News WBEN-Music 6:00 CKEY. bin Vid With Music WGR-Ch Time WBEN. (5:55) AM. WGR-Interlude; News 7:00 AM. CKBY-News Musical Clock IG Bob 8 Sherry . 'WBEN-<Clint Buehlman 7:30 AM. CKEY-News; {Musical Clock : pe ews, Melodies 4 Headlines; at Breakfast no, o the i" CKDO-News, 4 percaiaier Parade Jones on, Melodies aman oh Highlights orning; WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON © CKEY-Pick the Hits; Listen Ladies ~-Aunt Jenny Romance of Helen a eon Club Broadcast Entertain. . ;, Thi is 1920 Rendezyo Music of B ber _|CBL-Concert Music '7:45 P.M. WGR-News y CBL-Points of View CFRB-Mrs Aitken 8:00 P.M. 10:15 P.M, CBL-News Roundup 10:30 P.M. CKEY-News; Sports WEN People A -} e CBL-Telsésier 8q. to Old CKEY-News; C Music CFRB-WGR-Mystery Theatre CKDO-Pleasure Parade 8:15 P.M. CKDO-The People Ask 8:30 P.M. CKEY-Clu BD WGR-Mr. & Mrs, North SEND with Judy CBL-Canadian an Civaleads CKDO-8weetwood Seren- 9:00 PM. CKEY-News, So Story Goes CFRB-WGR-Life with ul ~~ CBL~ b "Hope CFRB-The Shadow CJBC-Symphony Orch. CKDO-News 9:15 P.M. CEKEY-Musical Moment CEDO-LoMD Buck, Listen 9:30 P.M. CEEY-Palace of Varieties WGR-Life - with Luigi CBL-WBEN-Fibber McGee CJBC-Let's Play Bridge OKDO-Music Fashions 9:45 P.M. CJBC-It Isn't So (9:55) 10:00 P.M. CKEY-Ad Quiz WGR-Hit the Jackpot CJBC-WBEN-Big Town CPRB-Reflections CJBC-Harmony House 10:45 P.M. CKEY-Christmas Carnival; Music Box; Hit Day CFRB-Tall: Headliners CKDO-News; 8 11:00 PM. CKEY-News; Mickey Lester WGR-News; Analysis CJBC-WBRN-News Ne wild Ouchy CFRB-News; Sport CKDO-Dreamtime 11:15 P.M. WGR-8ports; Bowling WBEN-v0e Wesp; Sports CFRB-You and Christmas CJBC-U.N. Today 11:30 P.M. WGR-Symphony Orch. Dress Reh WBEN-Biltmore Orch. CBL-Harris Orch. CFRB-Lombardo Orch. CJBC-Waxworks 12:00 MIDNIGHT CKEY-News; House Party Listen: CBL-C.B.C. News CFRB-News; Dance Orch, CJBC-News 12:30 A.M. CFRB-News 12:45 AM. WBEN-News (12:58) 1:00 AM. CBL-C.B.C. News CFRB-Philip Marlowe 8:00 AM. CKEY-CJBC-News; Sport WGR-Bob Sherry | WBEN-CBL-News {CFRB-Jim Hunter; Live- stock Market | 8:15 AM." CKEY-Musical Clock WBEN-Clint Buehlman | CBL-Morning Devotions CFRB-Breakfast es CJBC-Toast & Jamboree 8:30 AM. OBL. Musecal March Past CKDO-New: | WGR-Bob Sherry: News CJBC-Break. with Jeeves CFRB-Gospel Singer | CKDO-Christmas Carols | CKEY-News; Jay and Ginger | WGR-Boh Sherry ews; 'Women in News CJBC-News; Jamboree CKDO-Osh. S8hopp. Bskt. 9:15 AM. WBEN-Early Date CFRB-Christmas Carols CJBC- Breakfast Club AM, CBL-Musical ram -Barnyard lies 9:45 8 WOR Bob Sherry; Jews BEN-World Even OBLeOnt. School 'Broad. CFRB-Barnyard Follies 10:00 's; Ballroom CBE Paras; of 'Bands Ry ews; House Party WGR-N WGR-House Party WBEN-CIBC.Fred Waring CFRB-Song Styles ORDO-Miste for Wednes- 10: 15 AM. WOR-House Zany CBL-, Kine CFRB-Ann 10:30 AM. WGR-Arthur Godfrey WBEN-Road of Life | CBL-Let's Have Music CFRB-Rosem! iv Th CJBC-Kate Al =News; The South. Singing 5 AM. rien of Alr | WBEN-The Brighter Day | CBL-Jane Weston CFRB-Morning Melodies |CJBC-Music by Martin CEDO-Listen to Leiber | 11:00 A. | CKEY-News; Ballroom | WBEN-Nora jPrake CBL-Road of Li CPEB Orchestra. Parade CJBC-Passing Parade CKDO-To the Ladies 11:15 AM. | WRBEN-Love and Learn {CBL-Big Sister CJBC-Meet the Band 30 AM, WGR-Grand Slam WBEN-Jack Berch CBL-What's Your Beef? CJBC-June Dennis CFRB-Claudia CKDO-Chuck Wagon 11:45 AM, CKEY-Hit Tune of Day GR -Rosemary "Lora Lawton CBL-Laura Limited CFRB-Esp. for You; News 'CFRB-Young Dr. Malone 2:00 P.M. CKEY-News; Jerry Burke WOR. Second Mis. Burton WBEN-Double or Nothing CBL-Bernie Braden CFRB-Guilding Light CJBC-Byngtime of Album 2:15 P.M, WGR-Perry Mason CB! vitation to Waltz News; Poetty 2:30 P.M: CBL-Musically Yours CEDO-1240 Matinee 2:45 P.M. CFRB-WGR-What Makes You Tick? WBEN-Light of World CJBC-Byngtime 3:00 P.M. CEEY-News; Jerry Burke WGR-David CBL-WBEN-Life Can be CFRB-K Calling CJBC-! Herbert cert 3:15 P.M. WGR-News; Ii ude Fenwa: Fahrenhelt RA i Ei Your Cit 0PM, CEE WS; alcade CPRB-W em: esas (0 : eon CJBC-WBEN-Blondie mas Story Roth 3i% P.M. CKEY-Club 580 LL AT C! Vit il on © ot Chance arlje ak 8:45 poe CKEY-The People Ask Sw P.M. CKEY-News; So Story WORN Durong & Mine |WBEN CRL-Foiltict Tal: You CPRE-Pays to be Jenotant i Oran CJBC-Mildred M 'CKDO-News 9:15 P.M. CEEY-Musical Moment; CEDO-Lean Back and Listen 9:30 P.M. BC. Mysterious Traveller CBL-News Roundup Con.| WBEN-Portia Faces Life CKDO-Santa CJBC-Maurice Bodington CFRB-News; Do You WBEN-Stella Dallas CBL-Women's News; Women in Science CFRB-Nora Drake 4:30 P.M. WGR-Hint Hunt WBEN-Lorenzo Jones CBL-Afternoon Recital -Dancing Time 4:45 P.M. WGR-Hint Hunt: Fenway WBN Young Widder Bro CBL-From the Classics 5:00 P.M. CEKEY-News; Studio Party WGR-. News) Meetin' with eaton WBEN-When a Girl Marries CBL-Vets' Varieties CFRB-Easy Rhythm Sy the Record Xmas Calendar 5:15 P.M. Claus 5:30 P.M. CKEY-Make - Belleve Ball room WGR-Reggle nd Billy OA EEN Just Fain 5 Bill CBJC-Tee Ble News; Off the CEDO-Parade of Melody . 5:45 P.M, CKEY-News; Sports WOR Ray Blech WBEN-Curtain eo -Corigne Jordan ~-Milton Berle -John Gart Trio 10:45 P.M, CKEY-'Xmas Carnival; Music Box; Hit of the Day CFRB-Ontario Holiday; rs CEDO-News; Sports 11:00 P.M, CKEY.New; | Mickey Lester VoRews; Analysis CBL-When N ht Descends CPRB-News; Sport Yarns CJBC-Dominion News OCKDO-Smith of Hollywood w 11:15 P.M. WEEN-Fou Bowlin oe Woe 8 ; Sports bardo Orch. IBOLT. vy 11:30 P.M, WGR-Man About Midn 'WBEN-Musi: CPEB Dante hp i 33 ce (11:33) CJBC-Waxworks 12:00 MIDNIGHT CKEY-News: House Party WGR-News; Man About Midnight WBEN-News; Music To Remember CBL-CJBC-News CFRB-News; Dance Orch. WGR- 130 AM, NREN This Suns Trio 12:45 AM. WBEN-Herman Quintet; News 1:00 A.M. OKEY-News; House Party WGR-News On the C.B.C. Tomorrow -- With Christmas approaching, the CBC Wednesday Night program this week will concentrate on the celebration of the yule season, and on music and drama befitting this time of year. The traditions of simple, joyous beauty which have come down to us through the cen- turies will be accented in the pre- sentation this week of the musical and dramatic "The Vigil of Christ- | mas." The musical portions of the of | program will be performed by the Leslie Bell Singers, famous Canad- ian' all-girl choir, directed by Dr. Leslie Bell. Work The Wednesday Night program |. starts' this week with a perform- ance of selections from a religious arns| work by the seventeenth century composer, Heinrich Biber. These selections, taken from 'The. Mys- teries from the Lives of the Virgin Mary and Christ," will be played by Geza 'de Kresz, distinguished Hungarian-born violinist, who will be accompanied by his wife, Norah Drewett de Kresz. An accomplished linguist and an international traveller, de Kress has held posts in Vienna, Bucha- rest, Berlin, Toronto, and Buda- pest; and has given concert' tours in all parts of the world. Fontaine Philosophy "A Christmas Story" by Robert Fontaine is a warm-hearted fan- tasy about Mary Ann, who is fift- een and confused, but would like to be twenty-five and know every- thing. She feels that all the world is deliciously' expectant, but she wonders about 'the grown-up world. i Playwright Fontaine suggests that life is only as grim and com- plicated as our limitations of love and understanding. Faith, under- standing, hope and love are still the main ingredients of a happy life, he says, and life can be as happy and satisfying as young people expect it to be if we will only rid ourselves of false, self- made problems. Organ Recital This week's.recital in the weekly "Distinguished Artists" series will be an organ recital by Maitland Farmer, to be broadcast from All Saints' Cathedral in Halifax. Mr. Farmer will play variations on a Noel by Marcel Dupre, and the choral prelude "Rejoice Now Christian Men" by J. 8. Bach. The entire composition is also a choral prelude, this time by a modern composer; Dr. Healey Willan of To- ronto. This is entitled "Puer Nobis Nascitur," and # will be followed by the concluding work, "Adeste Fideles" from a group of six pieces on Gregorian - tunes by Sigfrid Karg-Elert. UJC. CAROL CHOIR * A Christmas Carol Choir compos- ed of members of the head office staff of the Unemployment Insur- ance Commission and a short ad- dress, by Labor Minister 'Humphrey Mitchell will feature "The. People Ask" program sponsored by the Federal Department of Labor and vroadcast over CKDO tonight at 8:15. The all-male choir, composed of personnel ranging from office boys to executives will be under the direction of G. E, P. Jones and will present half a dozen favorite carols, Norman Hodgson, acting manager of the local National Employment Service office announced. SUMMER THEATRE Peterborough, Ont.--(CP)--Ten- tative arrangements have been made fbr a 10-week summer thea. tre season here next year. Ten plays will be presented under the plan, by a group of professional actors. TOP TUNES COLUMBIA | records. | 1 Buttons and Bows i Dinah Shore -- C1146 Gene Autry -- C1150 2 On a Slow Boat to China Kay Kyser -- C1168 3 My During, My Darling Doris Day & Buddy Clark -- C1302 4 A Little Bird Told Me (Soon to be released) Janette Davis & Jerry Wayne -- C1224 5 You Were Only Fooling Eric Whitley & The Green isters -- cum 6 Until he Charioteers -- C1184 vender Blue Dinah Shore -- C1170 8 A Tree in a Meadow Bill Johnson -- C1141 9 Here Comes Santa Claus Gene Autry -- C951 10 White Christmas Harry James -- C961 Frank Sinatra -- C6256 GOING STRONG Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes Buddy Clark -- C1209 How High the Moon { Gene Krupa -- C1197 I've Got My Love to Keep | arm 7 e Les Brown -- C1182 RECORD BAR j 8 KING W. PHONE 42 > LAF F.A-DAY od COPR. 1048, RING Cammy Pi Ml wihet lovely, dimpled litle knuckles!" Hope Show Dec. 25 For U.S. Troops Occupying Berlin There's going to be plenty of laughs of the typical American variety for the U.S. GIs in Germany this Christmas--if Bob Hope has anything to say about it. And Bob "I Never Stay Home Hope is going to have lots to say, because he and the members of his radio show are flying to Berlin this Yuletide at the request of the U.S, Air Force to entertain 'the Ameri- can Air [Force and Army personnel there--and to participate in an un- precedented radio broadcast for U.S, listeners. Literally, all America will be sit- ting in on Bob's unusual presenta- tion for the GIs in 'Berlin. This show, which will also feature Jane Russell, Billy Farrell, Irene Ryan, Hy Averbach, and Les Brown from the regular Swan cast, is to be transcribed in its entirety and flown back to the United States. It will be heard by Bob's fans on Tuesday night, December 28, in the regular Bob Hope time slot. Hope and his cast will leave for Berlin immediately after their De- cember 21 show, which is to be broadcast from Hollywood. ' . They will be flown by the Air Force to New York and then on to Germany. Secretary of the Air Force Stuart Symington will meet Mr. and Mrs. Hope in New York and they will fly to Berlin with him in the cab- inet member's. private plane. The others will goin other Alr Force planes. On Christmas Eve, Hope and his cast will join Tex McCrary and his wife Jinx, Irving Berlin, and seven Rockettes from the chorus of the New York Radio City Music Hall for a show at Weisenbader, Ger- many. On Christmas Day the show will be presented in Berlin, probably at the news-prominent Templehot Airdrome. The tentative schedule includes shows in Rheinmain De- cember 26, either at Salzburg or Heidelberg December 27, and Frankfurt December 28. Then Bob and his cast fly back to the United States to prepare their next pro- gram. VATICAN BROADCAST Vatican City, Dec. 21--(AP)--The Vatican radio station said today the Christmas Eve message of Pope Pius will be broadcast in 20 lan- guages. The Pope will proadeast' his mes- sage -in Italian. at 11 am: (5 am. EST) on Dec. 24 on wave lengths of 19.87 and 31.06 metres. The English translation will broadcast on the same wave len at 6:30 am. EST. The Vatican radio will broadcast on wave lengths of 31.06 and .50.26 metres the Christmas mass service at which the Pope will officiate at 11:45 p.m. on Dec» 24. Birkenhead, England--(CP)--Re- viving an old building-trade cus- tom, R. O. Lloyd, a 'Birkenhead contractor, "stood" 250 workers a bottle of beer each to celebrate the completion of masonary work on the last of 420 houses on a corporation estate. Children's Shoppe" '42! Simcoe N. Phone 1571 Russian Troops Block Highway Berlin, Dec. 21.--(AP) --Russian troops today blockaded the road between Berlin and Stolpe, the lit- tle German farming village which France has promised to return to Soviet occupation.. The 600 inhabitants of Stolpe watched a Russian patrol erect a barrier across the unpaved lane whic hhad linked them with Ber- lin a mile:away. A Boviet-appointed German ad- ministrator took over at Stolpe an estate of 850 acres belonging to the Berlin municipal government. The Russian road block apparently trapped a rural policeman, set to over the village. He still was on duty this morn- ing when Soviet troops arrived. The Canadian Drama Awards Presented Victoria, Dec. 21--(CP) -- For outstanding efforts in advancement of Canadian drama, four awards of the "CDA"--Canadiad Drama Award -- were naméd during the mittee of the council. Entitled to write "ODA" after their names are: ~~ Mrs. Janet McPhee, Westmount, Que,, author' of several plays, ar- ticles to theatrical magazines, prominent in the Montreal Thea- pertory Theatre. Professor William = Angus, Drama Guild, head of the unjver- to | sity Summer Theatre, chairman of him to a post inside the city before Stolpe finally changed The Soviet Army newspaper Taegliche Rundschau charged op- erators of big village farms have been diverting all their produce to 'black markets - in Western Berlin, which is occupied by Britain, the United States and France. 'WHITE. CHRISTMAS . London, Dec. 21--(Reuters)--The cold east wind which has been blowing over Britain for the last 2¢ hours may bring a "white Chrismas." Official forecasts Mon- day night sald the wind will prob- ably continue until. the week-end with "light: sleet or snow likely in eastern and central districts" of the country today. . THEATRES TODAY Regent -- "The Sainted Sisters" 1.30, 4.15, 7.05, 10.00, "13 Lead Soldiers," 3.10, 5.55, 8.50. Last complete, Bhow, 8.40. Marks -- "Rose of Washington Square," 1.10, 4.20, 7.25, 10.30, "Prisoner. of Shark Island," 240, 5.45, 8.50. Biltmore -- "Call Northside 777" 1.15, 4.10, 7.05, 10.05. "Lightnin' dn The Forest" 3.10, 6.05, 9.05. Last complete show at 9.05. STARTS TOMORROW + preseal RAFT. , BRENT SCOTT _ BLONDEL VIRGINIA FIELD J wo HARING GIVE ODEON GIFT TICKETS THIS CHRISTMAS! Pat O'Moere Anabel Shaw « Terry Kitburn A COLUMBIA PICTURE JAMES STEWART 'CALL Now Tasos mn" "Lightmin' ho the Forest" several drama committees in On- tario and organizer of secondary schools drama festival in that province, week-end by the governing com- | tre Discussion Group and organi- |! zer of courses at the Montreal Re- |! fac- || ulty advisor to Queen's University | Madame Pauline Boutal, Winni- peg, 'twice holder of the Dominion Drama Festival prise for, the best individual performance, director of plays, and stage and costume designer. Arthur Graham, Coleman, Alta. for 30 years leader in cultural ac- tivities in his community and pre- sident of the Alberta Drama Lea- gue.. JAE. RECORDS SLIGHTLY USED 600 Just Arrived Latest Juke Belcan Modern -- 3 for $1.00 WERE OPEN TONIGHT REDDICK'S TOYTOWN 182 SIMCOE ST, 8. 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