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r7 1 WtJtMl 10 THE GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1961 Dial Turns Three Artists Are Acquired Blume New To Present Music Series T' 'I 1 1 New TV Station To Offer The psychology of music is the Music to See series, on Explorations, which starts tonight at 10:30 p.m. on the CBC-TV network. Shows On Closed Circuit 4s i 4 rtrfjftwSsa In the three-part series, Blume, an associate professor of music at McGill University, will discuss the composer, the performer and the listener, and attempt to explain why music is liked by all three. Throughout the 15 years that By Bernard Dubj I MONTREAL has a new television station in the making. Cable TV which this week began televising the Canadiens' Sunday night away games exclusively to its subscribers, will shortly unveil plans to televise "about 12 hours" of special programs each week "spread over three or four nights." In addition to Sunday night hockey, it intends to televise new feature films, community events, educational programs and major sports attractions.

It will televise the Patterson-Johansson world heavyweight boxing title rematch from Miami, March 13. he has been broadcasting on CBC radio and television, Blume has been praised by listeners and viewers for the way he captures and holds their interest. This year marks his fourth season as host of the Music to See series on CBC television. In the first program of the series, on Feb. 8, Blume will discuss such composers as Haydn, Bach, Beethoven and Brahms, illustrating his talk with selections from some of their best- known works.

"I doubt very much whether any composer ever set out con sciously to write moral, virtuous or even beautiful music, says The Neighbors dm SINGER: Diana Trask, young Australian singer, who will be seen Friday -on Sing Along With Mitch, a one-hour program alternating every other Friday with the Telephone Hour on NBC-TV, Ch. 5, at 9 p.m. Mitch Miller is host. Today's TV Previews subject of Helmut Blume's latest Blume. "If he is aware of the true nature of his impulse, or inspiration, and if he has the intellectual strength to shape it, then his music will most likely turn out to be all that anyway." As for the listener, Blume has this to say: "If he were not the equal of the composer on some level, however deep and hidden, there could be no communication between them." Erskine Caldwell, one of America's leading authors, paid a rare vist to a film set to see his novel, Claudelle Inglish, being made at Warner Bros.

By George Clark Edna. Ill trl? ,1 7.30-9.30 (12) Sunset Theatre: Two Years Before the Mast, with Alan Ladd, Brian Donlevy. 8- 8.30 My Three Sons: Other People's Houses, with Fred Mac-Murray. 8.30-9 (2,7) G.M. Vous Invite: Yoland Guerard is host to Mich-eline Legendre, Nicole Lapointe, Dominique Michel.

8.30-9 (6,8) First Person: The Marriage Mart, with Ida Frendo. 9- 9.30 (3) My Sister Eileen: Ruth Becomes A Success, with Elaine Stritch and guest star Frankie Avalon. 9-10 (5,6) Perry Come Show: Guests include Andre Previn, Eydie Gorme, Sammy Cahn. 9- 10 (8) Hour of Stars: Springfield Incident, with Marshall Thompson. 10- 11 (3) U.S.

Steel Hour: The the-air stations wouldn't. "In effect, over one channel, we can give separate small communities in this area the sort of individual service they each might get from a TV station of their own." Channel 9 is already carrying the full CKVL-FM music programming around the clock. Cable TV has rented Verdun quarters from CKVL to use for its programming operations. Oliver Clausen will be he news commenator on CFCF-TV's nightly Pulse program. Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays An Israeli diplomatic courrier was delayed two days in New York under order to wait for a complete transcript of CKGM's broadcast of the recent Toynbee-Herzog debate so that he could rush it to Israel William Hogg, chief news editor of the CBC, Toronto, will give a lecture at the Thomas More Institute tonight, as part of its course on The Challenge of Mass Media.

Checkmate, an hour-long mystery series, starts tomorrow night on CBMT, replacing Klondike and Background. The latter program will be switched to Wednesday night, effective Feb. 22 and will not be seen until then. Toby Robins has a Radio Programs WEDNESDAY CFCF 600, CBF 690, CKAC 730, CJAD 800, CKVL 850, CBM 940, CKGM 980, CJMS 1280 "You can stop worrying about your car, There's a policeman watching it." Opera Glasses for Volentine's Day $17.50 Other model or $9.00 Big Splash, with Jack Garson, Arlene Francis. 10- 11 Naked City: The Well-Dressed Termites, with Jack Klugman.

10.30-11 Explorations: First in three-part series, Music to See, with pianist-composer Helmut Blume, of Montreal, as host. 11- 12.30 (12) Paiama Playhouse: Let's Face It, with Bob Hope. 11.15 (8M) Movie: Her Highness and the Bellboy, with Hedy Lamarr, Robert Walker. 11.20 (3) Stage 3: You Were Never Lovelier, with Fred Astaire, Rita Hayworth. 11.25 (8) Award Theatre: An Angel From Texas, with Ronald Reagan, Jame Wyman.

11.33 (4) Academy Award Selections: Notorious, with Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman. 3.45 P.M. 7.45 P.M. CBM, Music CJMS. Little Clinle CBF.

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For Musica The Buffalo Bills, who scored a hit in the Broadway production of The Music Man, have been set to repeat their roles In th Warner Bros, motion picture ver sion of the Meredith Willson mu sical. The quartet comprises Al Shey, Vern Reed, William StangenberJ and Wayne Ward, who portray the wrangling members of the River City School Board. Robert Preston and Shirley Jones star in The Music Man which is being produced and di rected in Technicolor for Warnef Bros, by Morton DaCosta. has your HE STYLES 'EM HE PLAYS 'EM HE SINGS 'EM in the HIDE-AWAY ROOM of the MAIN BAR at Wrier quality I tradition 781 DECARIE BLVD. REgent 7-6533 1448 ST.

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5) Continental Classroom 7.00 a.m. 5) Today 7.45 a.m. 8M) Farm Home 8.00 a.m. 3) CBS News 8.15 a.m. 3) Captain Kangaroo 8M) Easy Does It 8.45 a.m.

8M) Teddybear Playh. (I) 9.00 a.m. 3) Star Performance 5) Christophers 9.30 a.m. 3,5) TV School Time 10.00 a.m. 3) December Bride 5) Say When 8M) Music Classroom 10.15 a.m.

8M) Teddy Bear Playh. (II) 10.30 a.m. 3) Consec. of Ver't. Bishop 5) Play Your Hunch 8M) Morning Showtime 11.00 a.m.

3) I Love Lucy 5) Price Is Right 7) L'Heure de Pierrot 8M) Morning Court 11.30 a.m. 3) The Clear Horizons 5) Concentration 811) Love That Bob 12 Noon 3) Love of Life 5) Truth or Consequences 7) Italien Televise 8M) Camouflage 12.30 p.m. 3) Search For Tomorrow 5) It Could Be You 7) News 8M) Number, Please 12.45 p.m. 3) Guiding Light 7) Premiere Edition 1.00 p.m. 2) Music 3,5) News, Across Fence 7) Pot Pourri 8) Cartoon Carnival 8M) About Faces 1.15 p.m.

3) Mixing Bowl 5) For You Madame 6) Montreal Matinee 1.30 p.m. 3) As The World Turns 8) Romper Room 8M) Light Lyrical 2.00 p.m. 2) Feature Film 3) Full Circle 5) Jan Murray 6) Chez Helene 7) Matinee Theatre 8M) Day in Court 2.15 p.m. 6) Nursery School 2.30 p.m. 3) Houseparty 5) Loretta Young 6,8) Open House 8M) Road to Reality 3.00 p.m.

3) Millionaire 5) Young Dr. Malone 6,8) Nat. School 'Cast 8M) Queen For A Day 3.30 p.m. 2,7) Bonjour Madame 3,6.8) Verdict Is Yours 5) From These Roots 8M) Who Do You Trust? 3.45 p.m. 2,7) Votre Cuisine, Madame 4.00 p.m.

2) Bobino 3) Brighter Day 5) Make Room For Daddy 6) The Rebel 7) Cine Feuilleton 8) Cartoons RM) American Bandstand 12) Jet Jackson 4.15 p.m. 3) Secret Storm 7) Votre Cuisine, Madame 4.30 p.m. 2.7) La Boite a Surprises 3) Edge of Night 5) American Bandstand 6.8) Junior Roundup 12) Surprise Party 5.00 p.m. 2,7) Roquet, Belles Oreilles 3) Chuckwagon Tales 5.8M) The Lone Ranger 5.15 p.m. 3,12) Cartoons, Fun Time 5.30 p.m.

2.7) CF-RCK 5) Kartoon Karnival (I) 6) Huckleberry Hound 8) Dance Party 8M) Early Show NATIONAL UNION on TV CBMT 1 Montreal TONIGHT at 7.30 1 GERARD TKIBAULT tjJ M.P.P.'for Montreol-Mercier "PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS" CKGM. Open Mind -30 P.M. 1.45 P.M. CJAD, Lea Robert. CBM, Choral CBF, Poles, Esprit CBF, Arc-En-Clel t.lS P.M.

v.i Subscribers will receive the programs on Channel 9. This is in addition to Cable TV's regular service of bringing to subscribers, by direct wire connection from its master antenna, the out-of-town television stations on other channels. Cable TVs operations on channel 9, being conducted by closed-circuit, do not come under Federal regulations governing allocation of over-the-air channels such as used by CBC and CFCF-TV. "Our aim is to give our subscribers what present over-the-air channels cannot said Cable TV. President Dave Campbell.

Mr. Campbell said that eventually "some sponsorship might be accepted for our programs to cover production costs." "The field is quite unique.and limitless," he said." If we go in for major productions, we might charge a small additional weekly rate or we might even go in for pay-TV. The important thing, however, is that subscribers who only are interested in our antenna service to bring them out-of-town channels will not have to take our own Channel 9 programming should we ever begin to charge extra for it. That would be separate. We can block them out and make Channel 9 available only to subscribers who want it.

"In the same way, we could televise a local event in Verdun, say an amateur hockey game, only to Verdun subscribers while at the same time, on the same channel, televise a Town of Mount Royal event exclusively to Town of Mount Royal subscribers. "You can't do this with an over-the-air channel. You can't confine its reception to a small area. We can because we reach households individually by wire. This will enable us to program for minority audiences and handle provocative, controversial programs that an over- Channel Chuckles 5.45 D.m.

3) County Music 5) News 12) Carte Blanche 6.00 D.m. 2,3,5,8) News, Sports 6) Wanted Dead Or Alive 7) Melody Ranch D.m. 2) Histoire a Suivre 3,6,7) Metro News, Sports 5) Kartoon Karnival 8) Movie Date 6.45 D.m. 2,3,5,6) News, Revelations 7) La Meteo 7.00 p.m. 2) Carrefour 3) Huckleberry Hound 5 I Spy 6) Seven-O-One 7) Cent Farces 12) Guestward Ho: 7.15 p.m.

7) Courrier de 811) News, Weather 7.3U D.m. 2) Cinefeuilleton 3) Aquanauts 5) Wagon Train 6,8) Political 7) La Boite a Chansons 8M) Hong Kong 12) Sunset Theatre 7.45 p.m. 2,7) Du Cote de Chez Lise 6) Country Time 7) Sans Atout 8) Baribeau Show 8.00 p.m. 2.7) Point d'Interrosation 6) My Three Sons 3) Tales of Vikings a oT.eT mm "SihJ Fyf MM out-Me MM i CKVL FM (96.9 Megacycles) 6:00 Masters of the Keyboard 6:30 Chamber Music 7:00 Breakfast Concert 7:30 Morning Symphony 8:30 Hi-Fi Band Concert 9:00 Singing Violins 9:30 Music from France 10:00 Classical Gems 10:30 Music from Hawaii 11:00 Concert Encores 11:30 Piano Stylings 12:00 Concert Stage 12:30 Golden Accordeon 1:00 Gypsy Concert 1:30 Music from Spain 2:00 Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody 2:30 Music from Russia 3:00 Carl Balaban Orch. 3:30 Fiesta.

4:00 Tchaikovsky's Allegro Brillante 4:30 Famous Orchestras 5:00 Music from the Shows 5:30 Verdi's Otello 6:00 Italian Music Festival 6:30 Waif zes of the World 7:00 Concert Time 7:30 Around the World 8:00 Arthur Fiedler Presents 8:30 Voices You Know 9:00 Operettas 9:30 Berlioz' Ovt. to King Lear 10:00 Annie Fischer Plays Mozart 11:00 Lyric Theatre 11:30 Carillon Bells 12:00 Midnight Concert 1:00 Hi-Fi Varieties 1:30 Singing Violins 2:00 Famous Composers 2:30 Portrait in Sounds 3:00 Masterworks in Music 3:30 Opera Highlights 4:00 Pot-Pourri 4:30 Mantovani Orch. 5:00 Concert Stage 5:30 Famous Orchestras C.S.C.A. Course Product 4ests.it Fashion llluit ratio AdVerthiftf UlintratMM Pockogine, etc. Reerae'tKtioal SMfhods signed for the role of Rosaline in next summer's Stratford Shakespearian Festival production of Love's Labor Lost.

She last appeared in a Festival production in 1954. Northern Station On The Air The CBC's first radio station In the eastern Arctic went on the air in Frobisher Bay, N.W.T. this week. Its schedule will include regular programs in the Eskimo langu age and the official opening was in three languages English, French and Eskimo. Station CFFB will broadcast 17 hours a day, carrying delayed programs from the regular CBC networks as well as local broadcasts for the 1,800 residents of Frobisher Bay.

About half the listeners are Eskimo. The station is run by the CBC's Northern Service, established in 1958 to serve people beyond the range of regular network stations. New Blasts LONDON Wl The British Gov ernment announced yesterday it will touch off a number of under ground and underwater ex plosions to develop methods of exposing clandestine nuclear weapons tests. The explosions will involve only non-nuclear material, the Atomic Energy Authority said. 8.30 p.m.

2.7) G.M. Vous Invite 3) Wanted Dead or Alive Ozzie Harriet 6.8) First Person 9.00 p.m. 2,7) En Haut de la Pente 3) My Sister Eileen 5.6) Perry Como Show 8) TV Hour of Stars 8M) Hawaiian Eye 9.30 p.m. 2.7) Joindre les Deux Bouts 3) I've Got A Secret 12) To be announced 1 10.00 p.m. 2) Sports 3) U.S.

Steel Hour 5.8M) Naked City 6.8) Winston Churchill 7) Remous 12) Mr. Adams Eve 10.30 p.m. 2.7) La Force de l'Age 6.8) Explorations 12) Pulse 11.00 p.m. News, Sports 12) Pajama Playhouse 11.15 p.m. 5) Jack Paar Show 6) Viewpoint 8M) Movies 11.20 p.m.

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Edward R. Annis of Miami, speaking officially for the American Medical Association, in a Face the Nation debate on the question of Health Care for the Aged: Fin anced Through Social Security? on the CBS Television Network, Ch. 3, Thursday at 10 p.m. In the debate, Mr. Reuther will take the affirmative and Dr.

Annis the negative. CBS News Correspondent Howard K. Smith will be the chairman. Dr. Annis was named by the AMA to speak for the medical organization after Fred W.

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