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4 THE GAZETTE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1960 Dial Turns m. iji.ii jjuji u.p aw mm'mamtim'smm l. itadio Programs Till ItSlDAY 600. C8r 9C. CXAC 730.

CJ0 800. CKVL 8S0, CBM CKGM 90. CJ MS 1290 Barber Siqned As Gangster A Los Angeles barber named Peter Virgo, who operates a Lord Durham's Canada Is Fascinating Report By Bernard Dube I A i UtfAJtJ "iff -i iUu iff 1 EXPLORATIONS' three-part series, Durham's Canada, which concludes next Wednesday on CBC-TV, dramatizes an important episode of Canadian history in a fascinating- manner. Actors in period costumes portray leading figures of the late 1830's whose activities in those troubled times are neatly and engrossingly brought out in fiery debates over the future course of the country that is our Canada today. The program also employs the modern interview technique some experienced interviews such as Charles Lynch, dressed in 1960 business suit, turn up unobtrusively among the 19th century decor and query the portrayed British, English and French-Canadian politicians as though the events of those years were happening today.

The result is a fast- (AP Wirephoto) ACTOR RETURNS: Actor William Talman, centre, is welcomed hack to his job as the district attorney on the Perry Mason TV show in Hollywood by William Hopper, left, and Raymond Burr, who play the other principal roles. Talman lost his job last March after he was arrested and charged with lewd vagrancy by police who said he was a participant at a rowdy Hollywood party. CBS reinstated him at the request of Gail Patrick Jackson, ex-actress and executive producer of the show. tonorial parlor at 6137 Wilshire Boulevard, has been signed cy Warner Bros, for a leading dramatic role in Portrait Of A Mobster, a motion picture drama starring Vic Morrow. Leslie Parrish and Peter Breck.

Virgo will portray Gangster Steve Matryck. Portrait Of A Mobster, an original screen story about an underworld leader in a gangster-ridden city, will be directed by Joseph Pevney from Howard Browne's screen-play. BOTTLED TOR SPIRIT MERCHANTS CANADA exotic Caribbean nettingy cheaper TO I SERVICE I Continuout Fret Service and Porta mm IS nOiEi (XXXXXXXX RUM A A A AAA show until June French CBC's Concert Hour tonight will present Jean Langlais' Messe Salve Regina Leo Ciceri will play twin brothers in the Festival '61 production of the Jean Anouilh comedy, Ring Around The Moon. Jan. 2.

Toby Robins will play the romantic interest in this variation on the Cinderella theme, involving a poor but beautiful ballet dancer who goes to a ball in borrowed feathers. The western is no longer the mighty king of American TV. The Perry Como Show has registered higher audience ratings of late than its Wednesday night opposition, Wagon Train. CKGM's Santa Anonymous barrel has already collected some 500 gifts for the needy at Christmas. Vancouver's contribution to CBC-TV Christmas Day programming will be a half-hour KAR NOED AND WINE 6 TORONTO.

1TTTTTTTTT vThe FINER Rum in the A KKKKKAK) Director Honored By Group Fred Zinnemann and his wife Renee were honored guests at a London event staged by the British Cinema Affiliates in rec ognition of the director's contri bution to the motion picture screen. Zinnemann, whose last produc tion, The Sundowners for Warner will soon be released, was cited for his direction of such films as The Nun's Story, From Here To Eternity, High Noon, A Member Of The Wedding and The Search. Composer-Actor Plays Lead Role HOLLYWOOD Composer-actor Rex Holman plays a leading role in Warner The In heritance, a Lawman drama for ABC-TV, starring John Russell, Peter Brown and Peggie Castle. Just a year ago Holman made his acting debut in a bit role in the same series. THE a uu ii ii i in mm.

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Pro. Report .00 P.M. CFCF, Late Show CBF, Memoira KAC, LeBel CKVL, On lianaa CBM. Showcase CKGM, Webster Sh CJMS, Editorial 9.15 P.M. CJMS, Forum 9.30 P.M.

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Fest. CKGM, N'a, Show 8.15 P.M. CKAC, Sports FM 9 00 Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel 11.00 American Composers 11.30-Carillon Bells MIDNIGHT 12.00 Midnight Concert 12.30 Concerto 1.00-Song Recital 1.30 Chamber Music 2.00 Music from France 2.30 Mantovani Orch. 3.00 Magic Violin 3.30 Guest Conductor 4.00 Around the World 4.30 Masterworks in Music 5.00 Hi-Fi Varieties 5.30 Masters of the Keyboard 9.10 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.

DENNY VAUGHAN ORCHESTRA it 9.30 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. ST. LAURENT HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR 'L 11.30 p.m. to 5.30 a.m.

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Orch. 6.30 Pipes of Melody 7.00 Breakfast Concert 8.00 Voices of Distinction 8.30 Hi-Fi Band Concert 9.00 Operettas 9.30 Singing Violins 10.00 Music from ths Shows 10.30 Chopin's Les Sylphides Ballet Suite 11.00 Classical Gems 11.30 Music from Hawaii AFTERNOON 12.00 Gypsy Concert 12.30 Chrstmas Album l.oo Italian Music Festival 1.30 Serenade 2.00 Rachmaninoff's Symp. No. 2 and Mozart's Symp. No.

5 3.00 Fiesta 3.30 Virtuosity 4.00 Waltzes of the World 4 30 Golden Accordion 5.00 Nicolai's Merry Wives of Windsor 5.30 Music from Spain EVENING no fnrplli's Concerto for Christmas Delibes' La Source 6.30 Excerpts from Opera for Orchestra 7.00 Concert Time 7.30 Christmas Album 8.00 Music from Russia 8.30 Voices you Know Previews Music In Miniature: Program of chamber music from Vancouver. (5) Mak Room For Daddy: Terry's Teen-Age Birth-, day, with Danny Thomas, Sherry Jackson. i 4.30-5 (5) Her't Hollywood: Visits with actors Don Murray; and Jay North. i 5.30-7.15 (8M) Early Show: The Belles of St. Trinians, with Ala-' stair Sim, Joyce Grenfell.

I 4.30-7.45 (8) Movit: Encore, withGlynis Johns, Kay Walsh. 7.30-8 (5) U.S. Marshal: Lady Killer, with John Bromfield. 8 8.30 (6,8) Liva A Borrowed lift: Toby Tarnow and Gil Christy are guest panelists. 8.30-9 (3) Zan Gray Thaatra: The Man From Yesterday, with Wendpll Corey, Marsha Hunt.

8.30-9 (8,8) Klondikt. Bath house Justice, with Ralph Taeger. M0 (3) Witness: Simulated in vestigation of Abe "Kid Twist" Reles who helped bare the activ ities of Murder Inc. in the U.S. Fancy Free: Fea tures the Midge Arthur tana- dettes dance team.

9.30-10.30 (2,7) Concert Hour: Features choirs of the University of Laval and the Grand Semi- r.aire: the Quebec symphony orchestra, and the singres of La Maitrise de Trois-Rivitres. 9.30-10 (5,8) Ernie Ford Show: Kate Smith is a guest. 9.30-11 (8) Movie: Trincess 0'Rourke. with Robert Cum-mings, Olivia DeHavilland. 9.30-10.30 (8M) Untouchables: The Otto Frick Story, with Robert Stack, Jack Warden, Francis Lederer.

10.30-11 (3) June Allyson Show: Silent Panic, with Harpo Marx, Ernest Truex. 11.15-1 (5) Jack Paar Show: Guests include Jim Bishop, Genevieve, David Wayne, Patricia Neway. 11.15 (8M) Movie: Running Target, with Arthur Franz. 11.20 (8) Stage 3: Highways By Night, with Richard Carlson. 11.25 (8) Awaid Theatre: A Bell For Adano.

with John Ilo- diak, Bendix. 11.33 () Feature Film: Little Giant, with Edward G. Robinson, Mary Astor. TV Today CBFT (1) Montreal WCAX (3) Burlington WPTZ (5) Pittsburgh CBMT (4) Montreal CHLT (7) Sherbrooke CJSS (8) Cornwall WMTW (8M) Poland Spring, M. 7.00 a.m.

5) Today 8.00 a.m. 8) CBS News 8.15 a.m. S) Captain Kangaroo 8M) Easy Does It 8-45 a m. 8M) Teddy Bear Playhouse 9.00 a.m. S) Star Performance 5) American Odyssey 9.30 a.m.

TV School Time 9.45 a.m. 8M) Marjorie Hills 10.00 a.m. 3) December Bride 5) Dough Re Mi 10.30 a.m. 3) Video Village 5) Play Your Hunch 8M) Morning Showtime 11.00 a.m. 3) I Love Lucy 5) The Price is Right 7) L'Heure de Pierrot 8M) Morning Court 1.30 a.m.

3) The Clear Horizons 5) Concentration 8M) Love That Bob 12.00 Noon 3) Love of Life 5) Truth or Consequences 7) Conversational French 8M) The Texan 12.30 p.m. S) Search for Tomorrow 5) It Could Be You 7) News 8) Romper Room 8M) Beat The Clock 12.45 p.m. 3) Guiding Light 7) News, Premiere 1.00 p.m. 2) Music 3) Music, News 5) News, Across Fence 7) Pot-Pourri 8M) About Faces 1.15 p.m. 3) Duke, Swingbillies 5) For You Madame 6) Montreal Matinee 1.30 p.m.

3) As The World Turns 8) Cartoons 8M) Diary of a Nurse 1.45 p.m. 5) Bingo 2.00 p.m. 2) Feature Film 3) I Married Joan 5) Ian Murray Show 6) Chez Helene 7) Theatre en Matinee 8) P.M. Show 8M) Day in Court 2.15 p.m. 6) Nursery School Time 2.30 p.m.

3) Houseparty 5) Loretta Young 6) Time Out 8) Matinee 8M) Road to Reality 3.00 p.m. 3) The Millionaire 5) Young Doctor Malone 6,8) Music in Miniature 8M) Queen for a Day 3.30 p.m. 2) Bonjour Madame 3,6,8) Verdict Is Yours 5) From These Roots 7) Actualite Feminine 8M) Who Do You Trust? 3.45 p.m. 7) Cinefeuilleton 4.00 p.m. 2) Bobino 3) Brighter Day 5) Make Room for Daddy 6,8) Cartoons 7i Menu A La Carte 8M) American Bandstand 4.15 p.m.

3) Secret Storm 4.30 p.m. 2,7) La Boite a Surprise 3) Edge of Night 5) Here's Hollywood 6) Junior Roundup 8) Just Mary 4.45 p.m. 6,8) Junior Roundup 5.00 p.m. 2,7) Le Grand Due 3) Santa Claus 5.8M) Rocky His Friends tn i iii i ii miimfff" 'imnV' p' pTlfl -1 1 waywrjiHMiiwawt ymm iw h.iiii ijmm'jiinmiui paced, informative and lively series of scenes, which re-create the drama of an important part of our history. Barry Morse portrays Lord Durham who came from England to effect peace following rebellions in Upper and Lower Canada and to recommend constitutional changes to ensure that peace.

The series surveys several influential figures in both English and French Canada, serving to give them more human portraits than they are generally accorded in school history books. Canadian television has done relatively little to recall our colorful history and such programs as these are encouraging efforts to fill that void. Wayne and Sinister, no longer under exclusive contract with Ed Sullivan, will make their color TV debut in a guest appearance on the Dinah Shore Show, Jan. 8, from Hollywood. They'll be seen in color, only in the U.S., of course, since Canadian stations transmit only in black and white.

The comedians will appear again with Sullivan in the new year, and after their Christmas Day Mother Goose show on CBC-TV, they'll appear next on the Canadian network, Feb. 13. Davidson Dunton will be host on Inquiry, a new series of CBC-TV half-hour public affairs programs which will originate in Ottawa starting Monday night at 10.30. First program will discuss the question: Is Canada fracturing its goodwill ties with the United States over the matter of trade with Cuba? Singer Mary Frances' new contract with Country Hoedown engages her services for that Channel Chuckles "Martyl The cue cardl It's upside-down 5.15 p.m. 3) Chuckwagon Talcs 5.30 p.m.

2) L'Enfant du Cirque 5) Kartoon Karnival 6,7) Roy Rogers 8) Debut 8M) Early Show 6.00 p.m. 2,3,5,8) Weather, Spts. 6) Bachelor Father 7) Ti-Blanc Richard 6.15 p.m. 8) Santa's Workshop 6.30 p.m. 2) Histoire a Suivre 3,6,7) News 5) Ski Trails 8) Movie Date 6.45 p.m.

2,3,6,7) News, Weather 7.00 p.m. 2) Carrefour 3) Jim Backus Show 5) The Deputy 6) Seven-O-One 7) Les Trois Notes 8M) Ski Trail 7.15 p.m. 8M) Metro, Weather 7.30 p.m. 2) Cinefeuilleton 3) Witness 5) U.S. Marshal 6) Tight Rope 7) Faites-le Vous Meme 8M) Quick Draw McGraw 7.45 p.m.

2) Vu 7) Telephone Sonne 8.00 p.m. 2.7) Cie de Sol Donna Reed 6.8) Live A Borrowed Life GREAT HOLIDAY MASSACRE" A special report on the holiday slaughter on North America's Highways to be broadcast December 28 at 8 p.m. over channel 3. LET REDIFFUSIOfJ BRIF1G YOU THIS OUTSTANDING TV EVENT! filmed report on the daily routine of monks at Westminster Abbey, the Benedictine Monastery at Mission, B.C. MGM will launch a new hour-long TV drama series, The: Asphalt Jungle, based on its movie of the same name, come April.

Jack Warden, Arch Johnson and Douglas Odney will be its regular stars. ABC-TV has booked a weekly series to be based on Small Town D.A.. a book by Robert Traver, author of Anatomy of a Murder. In the book, Traver has written of the 14 years he worked in a district attorney's office. Richard Boone's seven-year-old son, Peter, makes his acting debut in his father's series, Have Gun, Will Travel, on CBC-TV tomorrow night.

He'll play a boy at an army fort which Paladin visits. Teen-Ager Wins Role In TV Play HOLLYWOOD Sharon Hugu-eny, a star at sweet sixteen, has been assigned by Warner Bros, to a leading role in A Touch of Velvet, episode of the Hawaiian Eye series for the ABC-TV network. The youns contract player is starred in the studio's theatrical film, Parrish. with Troy Donahue, Claudette Colbert and Connie Stevens. Actor Is Caught In Gay Triangle HOLLYWOOD Donald May was the pivot man in a triangle of beautiful blondes recently.

Playing a Broadway columnist in Warner Bros. The Roaring 20's, May was flanked by Dorothy Provine, his co-star, as well as Shirley Knight and Karen Steele. 8.30 p.m. 2.7) Fille d'Eve 3) Zane Grey Theatre 5) Bat Masterson 6.8) Klondike 8M) Real McCoys 9.00 p.m. 2,7) Rendez-vous 3) Angel 5) Bachelor Father 6,8) Fancy Free 8M) My Three Sons 9.30 p.m.

2,7) Concert 3) Ann Sothern 5,6) Ernie Ford Show 8) Movie 8M) The Untouchables 10.00 p.m. 3 Shotgun Slade 5) You Bet Your Life 6) Lockup 10.30 p.m. 2) Le 3) June Allyson Show 5) Manhunt 6) Sea-IIunt 7) Ballet de Santons 8M) Racket Squad 1 1 .00 D.m. N's, Spts 1 1.15 p.m. 5) Jack Paar Show 6) Viewpoint 8M) Movies 1 1 20 p.m.

3) Stage 3 11.25 p.m. Award Theatre 1 1 .30 p.m. 2) Petit Theatre 6) Feature Film 7) Mystery Night This is just one example of the extra TV coverage you gel when you let Rediffusion add U.S. channels to your set. And there's still time for you to have Rediffusion's direct-by-wire service installed in your home before the big event! Piemember, Rediffusion is the sensible way to "bring in" U.S.

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