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The GAZETTE, Montreal, July 13, 1972 23 U.K. gets new broadcast board CBMT manager heads west 1967. vertisement-free regional ra- them specializing in news. The government hopes that dio services of the crown- The IBA intends that the the first of the new local owned British Broadcasting advertisement con-radio stations will be broad- Corp. tent in programs will be a casting by early or mid-1973.

London will have two com- maximum of nine minute3 in They will compete with ad- mercial radio stations, one of an hour. TV radio By Ion Mc-cDonold There's a great packing of bags going on at the CBC, where a long overdue shuffle is at last occurring among middle rank executives. Ken Davey, CBMT's station manager, is one of them. Davey, 54. is being transferred to Vancouver, where he'll be head of radio for the British Columbia region effective Nov.

1. "I have mixed feelings about leaving," Davey says. "I've been here 24 years." Indeed it is understood that Davey resisted the switch but finally was persuaded his transfer was nothing sinister, but part of the general shakeup. "I think you'll see a lot of people moving around in the next few months," he says. If so, his successor here will likely be parachuted in from another centre.

And another key vacancy that of director of CBM and CBM-FM has occurred in the CBC's Montreal operation with the promotion of Kay Maelver to head of English radio for the Quebec region, chiefly Montreal. quickie ratings indicate a small audience dividend of the networks costly vigil. CBS and NBC coverage of Monday's opening session drew' the least viewers for the time period in New York, where the evening's most watched program was a Mets-San Francisco baseball game. No doubt, interest picked up by last night's nominating session. Al Hamel, in from Los Angeles today for five tapings of Beat the Clock at Channel 12, is expected to meet with CBC brass this trip to discuss casting of the Montreal-based comedy series he'll do this fall as a co-venture with the CBC Julie Andrews was asked the other day why she agreed to take on the pressures of putting out a weekly variety series for the next two seasons.

"In the first place I was offered a vast amount of money," she said of her $4 million contract with ABC and ATV, the private English concern Sometime critic Rex Reed visits with guest host Joey Bishop on The Tonight Show this evening (Ch. 5, following the convention telecast) ABC offers a one-hour highlights broadcast of the Boris Spassky-Bobby Fischer chess match, Sunday afternoon (Ch. 8 at 5 o'clock). Doubtless they'll have slow motion replays of vital moves. ABC flexing muscles Having finally achieved ratings comparable to CBS and NBC, ABC is flexing its muscles with announcements of plans for several prestige specials and short-run series.

You may know that it has bought the Joseph Lash biography Eleanor and Franklin, about the Roosevelts, for a six to eight-part dramatized documentary to be produced by David Susskind. And you may have heard that it's purchased American rights to a British treatment of Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night, in which Sir Lew Grade is investing $650,000 of ATV's money. The adaptation will run three hours and in Britain they're saying it's the most ambitious in the history of English television. A formidable cast will be headed by Sir Laurence Olivier. Just now ABC is first to announce plans in connection with the 25th anniversary of American network televison, which occurs in 1973.

ABC's 90-minute salute, set for Sept. 10 this year, will star pioneer performers Lucille Ball, Milton Berle, Perry Como, Sid Ceasar and Bob Hope. How, you may fairly ask, could they leave off Ed Sullivan? Probably because Sullivan has a deal with CBS calling for a 25th anniversary special of his own. LONDON (Renter) -Britain's new independent Broadcasting Authority officially came into being yesterday, in advance of the establishment of some 60 commercially-sponsored radio stations based in major towns. The IBA, replacing the 18-year-old Independent sion Authority, will have overall responsibility for these stations as well as commercial television stations.

Its chairman is Lord Ayle-stone, a former secretary of state for Commonwealth affairs and ITA chairman since Nuclear tests held by France PARIS (AP) French nuclear tests took place June 21 and June 30 at Mururoa, the French testing ground in the Pacific, Agence France-P resse reported yesterday quoting informed sources. The defence ministry would make no comment. A plane accident marred the second test, AFP said. A meteorological aircraft crashed soon aftre taking off from the forward base of Hoa, near Mururoa, it reported. Several French ships which took part in the nuclear tests have gone back to nearby Papeete, said the agency.

They are expected to rdturn to Mururoa artund July 20 for a third and possible final test, it added. Mentioned in passing OPENING TONIGHT 3 NIGHTS ONLY: JULY 13, 14,15 nn 5 in i 1 I ii li r-! I li II 11 tI II II Cer 1 ULJU There's a decent chance, according to chairman Pierre Juneau, of the Canadian Radio-Television Commission ruling by the end of next week on the Multiple Access application to buy the CFCF complex Incidentally the CBC may not entirely abandon its Radio 1 Radio 2 project, which the CRTC rejected two weeks ago. "I think what we'd like to do is explore the concept again, to see if we can still reach that wider audience with a given quality of service," said CBC president-designate Laurent Picard before leaving for a Barcelona conference of the European Broadcasting Union. On the EBU's agenda is the matter of broadcast coverage of the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games Channel 12 has sold Know Your Sports, a quiz program with Dick Irwin to five other CTV affiliates The CBC will pick up George McGovern's acceptance speech tonight (at 10 o'clock, according to CBC spokesmen). NBC and CBS will of course continue their gavel-to-gavel coverage of the Democratic convention.

But I 1 -z CD mmm CBFT Montreal WCAX (3D Borimgton, Vf CBOT Ottawa WPTZ Plattsburah, N.Y. CBMT Montreal CHLT Snerbrook WMTW Poland Spring, Me. CJOH Cornwall GD Cable TV NC Nafl Cablevision CBOFT Ottawa CFTM Montreal CKWS C9 Kingston CFCF Montreal CJOH Ottawa WVNY in) Burlington, Vf. WETK (J3) Borfinqton, VU TODAY lipiiiiiiii WITH Democratic Convention The Bold Ones Short Flight to a Distant Star En Vedette 10.15 p.m. Loto Perfecta 10.30 p.m.

Hey Taxi Olympians '72 Molly Sacks Magazine NCJean Cuco maitre pecheur Longstreet Cinema Comedie L'amant de cinq jours (Jean Seberg, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Micheline Presle) Doctor in The House QQQ) That Girl Gone With the Breeze CD Truth or Consequences (8) Newscircle Studio 10 Beat the Clock (22) Password (33) Electric Company (.00 p.m. Noelle Aux Quatre Vents (DO (22) News To be announced. QQQ Telejournal; Sports Nouvelles TVA, Sports 11.00 p.m. Le Vieux Montreal (B OO CD fD News, Weather, Sports La couleur du temps 11.05 p.m. Cinema Drame Guerre de troi (Steve (22) Dick Van Dyke (33) Democratic Convention 8.00 p.m.

QQQ) Night Gallery (1) I'll Never Leave You; Between Us NC Perspective Jeunesse Cinema Drame On aime a tout age (Ronald Reagan, Charles Co-burn) 3.30 p.m. Qu'ouis-je? CD Edge of Night (D Return to Peyton Place Pour Vous Mesdames tJ Anything You Can Do CD (22) One Life to Live As We See It Plein les yeux 4.00 p.m. QQQ Ulysse et Oscar C3)My Three Sons QQQ) Family Court The Virginian Movie Comedy The Perils of Pauline (Pat Boone, Terry-Thomas) (D (22) Love, American Style Montessori NC (33) Sesame Street Dick Van Dyke Jilting the Jilter 4.30 p.m. QQQLe Prince Saphir Wild Wild West CD Drop In WINNER OF 3 AWARDS AT THE 1972 JAPAN MUSIC FESTIVAL IN TOKYO Reach for the Top Madame est servie (9NC Ecrivains de chez-nous CD Andy of Mayberry Pulse (33) Hodgepodge Lodge 6.30 p.m. Telejournal; 24 Heurct (3) News Cronkite News, Sports Summer Hourglass (8) Troop (2) There Aren't Any More (Lois Nettleton, John Saxon, Royal Dano, Joel Gray, Howard Duff) (22) Alias Smith and Jones The Day They Hanged Kid Curry Loyola: Summer NC Le Mai du Pays (33) Jean Shepherd's America 8.30 p.m.

M. Feldman Show (Debut) (Marty Feldman, Spike Milligan, Hugh Pad- 1.00 p.m. Cinema Orame Peppino et Violetta (V. Manulita, A. Foa) GD Across the Fence; Sewing I Dream of Jeannie (5) Somerset GD (22) All My Children 0QD All About Faces (9) The Outdoorsmen 0 Cinema Comedie Le joueur (Gerard Philippe, Franocis Rosay) fD Ed Allen Lucille Rivers Show 1.10 p.m.

Afternoon News 1.30 p.m. As the World Turns Q) Galloping Gourmet (5) Three On a Match (D (22) Make a Deal Yoga 2.00 p.m. (3) Many Splendored Thing CD Paul Bernard (5) Days of Our Lives (8) (22) Newlywed Game Molly Sacks Magazine The Summer Place All About Faces 2.30 p.m. QQQ Reseau soleil (3) Guiding Light Dick Van Dyke (5) The Doctors Coronation Street CD (22) Dating Game The Good Word Loyola: Summer NC Molly Sacks Magazine CD Kingston Calendar 3.00 p.m. (33 Secret Storm QQQ) Take 30 (D Another World GD (22) General Hospital 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY: 8:30 11:00 P.M.

THURSDAY and FRIDAY: $3.50, $5.50 SATURDAY: $5.50 and $7.50. Tickets now on sale at all TRS outlets, Miracle Mart Simpsons, Montreal Trust, P.V.M. 878-3S11 and Garden of Stars Box Office. INFORMATION and RESERVATIONS: 871-9075 Fully Licensed Air Conditioned Reeves, Warner Benti) 11.15 p.m. Cinema Drame L'ile du camp sans retour Drame avec Carl Mohner et Andre MorelL 11.30 p.m.

Son et Images (3) Democratic Convention Tonight Show Dick Cavett 11.45 p.m. Movie Comedy The Inspector General (Danny Kaye, Elsa Lanchester and Barbara Bates) i Movie Drama Dark Passage (H. Bogarde) 11.55 p.m. Movie Drama Storm Center (Bette Davis and Kim Hunter star) 12.00 midnight La Dynastie des Forsyte Dans les tenebres Q(S Movie Horror Beat the Clock Montessori NC Secourisme au foyer (22) Film (33) The French Chef 7.00 p.m. Format 30 (3) (5 Democratic Convention Something Else Ouelque Show Symphorien Safari to Adventure The Ituri Pygmies 0 Untamed World Fame Islands (9) Outdoorsmen (9)NC Cablevision recoit Le 10 vous informe Ian Tyson Doctor In the House (22) American Adventure (33) Consultation 7.30 p.m.

QQQ Cinema Comedie pour danger (James Garner, Melina Mercouri, Tony Franciosa) dick, Bob Todd) Between Us NC Habitations Leman (33) Jazz Set 9.00 p.m. All In The Family Vie d'artiste Movie Drama The Other Man (Roy Thin- nes, Joan Hackett, Tommy Grimes) (33) Hollywood Theatre 9.30 p.m.. Consommateurs avertis SO The Irish Rovers Ca prend un voleur Quality of Life (DMcHale's Navy Cirque du capitaine Lassie (22) New Zoo Revue 5.00 p.m. QQQAu Fond des Mors Rocket Robin Hood () Gilligan's Island lunior League NC Club Info Scolaires Dick Van Dyke Truth or Consequences (22) Bewitched (33) Misteroger's Neighborhood 5.30 p.m. (3J Hogan's Heroes ROBERT BRGR0n wtm tf'SL 'ns- I2BOJ JVIONTHtAI.

VOTRE AGNT DE VOYAGE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT Billy The Kid vs. Dracula (Chuck Courtney, John Car- radme) Missing: Six Miloiln Parents Movie Comedy Carousel Hole In the Head (Frank 10.00 p.m. Sinatra, Edward G. Robin- Qui Vive son and Eddie Hodges star) WO On the Air fw pWgw ny ywnf 'mmm minim hill inynwfmnuii $uwumwuwuy 1 M'rW nX7 mm The Planets: New England Conservatory Choir and the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by William Steinberg. 9.15 p.m.

(CKVL-FM) To-night at the Opera. Gounod's Romeo and Juliet: Raoul Jobin, Janine Micheau, Pierre Millet Charles Cambon, Heinz Rehfuss; Alberto Erede conducting the chorus and orchestra of the Theatre National de l'Opera. 10.03 p.m. (CBM-FM) Ideas. The Retinal Stage: 1.03 p.m.

(CBM-FM) After-noon Concert. Part Music from Madrid: tenor Pedro Lavirgen sings tenor arias from operas; Victoria de Los Angeles sings zarzuela arias; Alirio Diaz, guitarist, performs Giuliani's Concerto in A for guitar, strings and tympani. Part II: Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 3 in A. 2.00 p.m.

(CBF-FM) Oper-a i Highlights. Excerpts from Wagner's Tannhauser: Hans Hopf, Elizabeth Grum-mer, Gottlob Frick, Dietrich Fischer Dieskau and the Berlin Opera Orchestra conducted by Franz Konwitsch-ny; Excerpts from Wagner's Parsifal and The Valkyrie: Otto Klemperer conducting 1 the Philharmonic Orchestra. 8.03 p.m. (CBM-AM) Music-scope. Part I features a recital by lyric bass Maurice Brown, with pianist Leo Bar-kin; works include songs by Handel.

Legrenzi, Sarti and Cavalli, and Lieder by Schubert. 8.03 p.m. (CBF-FM) Music of Our Century. Hoist's Terzetto: Richard Adeney, flutist; Peter Graeme, oboe; Cecil Aronowitz, alto; Hoist's MM Dreams and Dreamers. A talk by Chris Scott illustrated with dreams re-enacted.

10.03 p.m. (CBM-AM) CBC News Special. From Miami Beach, coverage of the Democratic Convention. 11.02 p.m. (CBF-FM) Musical Masterpieces.

Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances, Op. 45: Donald Johannos conducting the Dallas Symhony Orchestra; Rivier's Concerto for piano and orchestra: Alain Motard and the ORTF Ensemble conducted by Andre i ard Mozart's Divertimento, K. 133: Karl Risteh-part conducting the La Sarre Chamber Orchestra. is. mm.