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THE LIVELY ARTS THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1 96S 35'. 0 TV and Radio Weekend Previews More comedy from Montreal on CBC radio SATURDAY By BERNARD DULE 6.00 (x6) Audubon Theater. Waterfowl Vilderness, the lif cycle of the mallard duck. Filmed and Narrated by Dan bson, 6.30 (x6) Nation's Business. Return in color of the free time political talks by members of parliament and Federal political party leaders.

7.00 (3) McHale's Navy. Ernest Borgnine and Teddy Rooney are featured in a sequence entitled The Monster of McHale's Island. 7.00 (x6) Beverly Hillbillies. The Clampetts set out to joust with the contemporaires of Queen Elizabeth I. 7.30 (x5) Adam-12.

Martin Milner and Kent McCord are shunted from a homicide to a runaway child to a family quarrel in this episode of life in a squad car. 7.30 (xl2) Jackie Gleason. Orson Welles, Milton Berle and Gene Kelly are among the Funny You Should Say That, bright, topical comedy program produced in Montreal, returns to the CBC national radio network in a weekly Sunday afternoon spot of its own tomorrow at 5.03 on CBM. The network has booked it for 26 weeks with option to extend it to 30 weeks which is almost certain to happen. Home-grown comedy has been scarce on Canadian radio and television and, especially, Montreal.

Now Montreal appears to be leading the way in comedy broadcasting across this Besides the weekly appearance of "Funny" on radio, CBMT here and maybe CBC-TV nationally later will present a spin-off from the radio program called Comedy Cafe. The first Comedy Cafe, taped this summer, will be televised Oct. 15. CTV Launches Squeeze Second and third editions of Comedy Cafe will be taped at the Windsor Hotel's Versailles Room, Oct. 8 and 22 Free tickets may be obtained at CBC on Dorchester St.

west. CTV will launch a Montreal comedy show of its own, a version of the successful stage become a Canadian classic. It features in feverish debate the les Anglais a couple of whom the husband is enthusiastically French-Canadian and the wife as fervently English-Canadian. Morgan writes most of the radio show and works jointly with Bronstein ojt the TV show. TV show's content, according to Producer Dale Barnes, is made up about 35 per-cent of material used on radio with the rest written specifically for TV.

Heron, who gets first call on comedy material from Morgan and free-lance contributors, uses this measuring guide: "First, the material must be funny, which is good. If it's funny and topical, so much the better. If it's funny and topical and Canadian, that's perfect." CTV's Squeeze will also put the accent on the topical. The show will feature Dave Broadfoot, Peggy Mahon and Ted Zeigle. Broadfoot writes most of the material.

Gerry de Villiers is the producer. Zeigler is also a regular on radio's Funny You Should Say That with Joan Stuart, Barrie Baldaro and Peter Cullen. The radio program will use revue Squeeze which will be shown once a month on CFCF-TV, starting Oct. 10. These three programs have in common a lot of young talent with a refreshing approach to topical humor.

When John Morgan and Martin Bronstein joined to write Funny You Should Say That under the guidance of veteran radio producer Frank Heron last year, they had some doubts about the amount of topical Canadian comedy material Canadian audiences might willingly absorb. They leaned, seemingly for security, on major pre-tested subjects for satire like De-Gaulle and President Johnson and other international figures and institutions, as if fearful of their program becoming typed too "Canadian," i.e., provincial. These fears appear to have been put to rest. 'Canadian' Targets a tirization of Canadian foibles, especially touching on English-French relations, provoked the most laughter from studio audiences at the tap-ings of both Funny You Should Say That and Comedy Cafe. One routine may indeed 9.30 (x6) Hollywood Without Makeup.

A documentary narrated by Ken Murray with! informal looks at Cary Glenn Ford, Donna Robert Taylor and Norma' Shearer. 10.30 (x6) Barris and Com-, pany. Alex Barris is host to show that will feature Mary. Lou Collins and former NHL-er Howis Young. 11.15 (10) La Fille du' Diable.

Pierre Fersnay and, Fcrnand Ledoux are the stars of this French detective film, 11.30 (2 La main dam le p'egs. Elsa Daniel and Fran- cisco are starred in the Argen-: tine 1960 film abuot decadence in South 11.30 x6) Wizard of (1965). Science, fiction film, starring John Carradine and, Roger Gentry. Oliver Reed and Janette Scott' are the stars, of a film" irr-which a girl thinks she is going mad. 11.15 (3) A Dangerous 1957 Canadian movie.

Sidney Furie's directorial debut with Ben Piazza and Anne Pearson. 11.30 (6) The Pearl of Death. The Sherlock Holmesj series continues with this gem; in which the detective disn guises himself as a clergy-, man. Basil Rathbone and Nigel Patrick, of course. 11.40 (12) Spectrum.

The Satirical Flying Agnostics ap-' pear in Don Cullens sketches spoofing sex, hot-lines and SUNDAY stellar attractions of this one-hour show. 7.30 (x6) Good Guys. The pilot for this new comedy series finds things rather with Bob Denver, Herb Edelman and Joyce Van Patten enjoying the confusion. 8.00 (2) Les aventuriers. French dubbing of the 1560 feature about Alaska prior to its elevation to statehood, starring Richard Burton, Robert Ryan and Carolyn Jones.

8.00 (6) The Pawnbroker. (1965). A stark portrait of a harlem pawnbroker, in which Rod Steiger plays the role of the concentration camp survivor. Sidney Lumet directed the film which also stars Geraldine Fitzgerald. 8.00 (10) Alexander The Great.

Richard Burton, Claire Bloom and Frederic March are the stars of this French dubbing of the well-known film biography, taped appearance by The Beatles, Nancy Sinatra and ventriloquist Aaron Williams, who will become a semi-regular. 8.00 (x6) Ed Sullivan. Tentatively scheduled are Tony Bennett, Woody Herman, Dionne Warwick, Tiny Tim, Flip Wilson and The Kessler Twins. 8.30 U2) Beaux Dimanches. La prise du pouvoir par Louis XIV.

Louis XIV comes of age on the death of his minister, Mazarin. 8.30 (x5) Mothers-in-law. Eve Arden and Kaye Ballard flashback to events 22 years ago. 10.00 (x5) Phyllis Diller. Guests, include Hugh O'Brien, Barbara Feldon, the Pearce Sisters and Presidential Candidate Pat Paulsen.

10.00 (x3) Mission: Impossible. Two part drama about the fight world that includes Robert Conrad and Sugar Ray Robinson in the guest cast. 10.00 (xl2) Outcasts. Don Murray and Otis Young are teamed in this chess-board drama. 1.00 (x2, 6,5) World Series.

St. Louis Cardinals meet the Tigers at Detroit. 1.30 (x8) Happening '68. Co-hosts Paul Revere and Mark Lindsay are back with the first of four specials. Guest: Soul singer Wilson Pickett.

2.00 (3) AFL Highlights. 2.45 (x8) Wide World of Sports. L) Fourteenth annual National Drag Racing Cham-ponships', TaDed Sept 2 at Indianapolis Raceway. 2) International Figure Skating Championships. Taped' June 1967, in West Berlin.

Re-run. 3.30 (x2, 6) Pro Football. Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Tiger-Cats at a 5 1 1 Joined in progress following coverage of the World Series. 4.30 (x6) Horse Race Woodbine. Cup and Saucer Handicap.

$20,000 added host Alex Trebek. From Toronto's Woodbine Race Track. 4.30 (x8) College Football. Washington Huskies and Beavers of Oregon State at Corvallis, Ore. 10.00 (x3) For They Are Ever With Me.

A Yom Kippur special. A tribute to the historical Jewish community in Prague, founded in the 10th century. 1.00 (x6) The World Series. The St. Louis Cardinals meet the Tigers in Detroit.

1.30 (x3) Pro Football. The New Orleans Saints meet the Giants at New York. 1.30 (10) Double Bill. Donatella. An Italian comedy with Elsa Martinelli and Gabrielle Ferzetti.

La Re volte des -Bkas dubbed--ver- sion of. an American Western starring Errol Flynn and Patricia Wymore. 2.00 (xl2) Pro Football. The Toronto Argonauts play the Rough Ridersjn Ottawa. 4.00 (x5) Pro Football.

The Boston Patriots meet the Raiders in Oakland. 4.30 (6) Great War. The debut of a half-hour series on the course of World War showing conditions leading up to the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand at Sarajevo. 5.00 (xl2) Untamed World. The world of insects shows the emergence of a butterfly from a caterpillar, a plague of locusts, and two armies of ants locked in battle.

5.30 (12) Kid From Texas (1950). Billy The Kid played by Audie Murphy fights a cast that includes Gale Storm, Albert Shepperd Strudwick, Will Geer, Paul Ford and William Talman. irwaves 6.00 (x6) Walt Disney. Pacifically speaking. A new Disney character, Moby Duck, takes viewers on a tour of Pitcairn Island, Mindanao, Hawaii, Fiji, Australia and the New Hebrides.

7.00 (x6) The To Hunter Show features a tribute to the Maritimes. 7.00 (xl2) The Ugliest Girl in Town. Peter Kastner suffers an appendix attack that has him hopping from men's to women's wards in the hospital. 7.00 (xlO) Le Rldeau s'ouvre. A variety show with Andre Dassary, Claude Va-lade and Gilles Pellerin as guests.

7.30 (x2) Zoom. A variety show that features Juliette Greco and Les Jerolas. 7.30 (xl2) The Smothers Brothers. America's liveliest satirical show features a ORGAN RECITAL Kenneth Meek will give an organ recital this Sunday at the Unitarian Church of Montreal Church of the Messiah on Sherbrooke at, Simpson. His program will include Mendelssohn's Sonata No.

Jean Langlais'-Nazard; and Bach's Toccata and Fugue in minor. The recital will be at 12.30. Recitals are planned for the firstSunday of each month. 12.15 (10) Cora Terry. A German picture in which two sisters who are music-hall; stars are also mortal enemies.

A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO SERIES Sundays a.m. CKVL Dial 850 SUNDAY Announcer: Charlie Gursky. 5.30 p.m. (CBM-AM) Cross Country Checkup: Betty Shapiro is moderator for national open-line program. Topic Red Tape and Charity an examination of the Canadian Government's position with regard to the Nigerian Civil War.

Across the nation, Canadians discuss their feelings about the situation. 6.35 p.m. (CBM-FM) Karel Ancerl The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Overture to The Bartered Bride, Smetana; Prague Symphony Orchestra: Concerto No. 1 in flat major for Piano and Orchestra, Prokof-fief (Sviatoslav Richter, pianist); The Czech Philharmonic: Petrouchka Ballet; Suite, Stravinsky. 7.30 p.m.

(CKVL-FM) Arthur Rubinstein: Mozart Concerto No. 17 in major' with the RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alfred Wallenstein, Artur Rubinstein, 7.35 p.m. (CBM-FM) Opera Theatre: From the 19(18 Bay-r Festival: Lohengrin Conductor, Alberto Cast includes Wilhelm Pitz, Lohengrin; Heather Harper, Elsa; Ludmila Dvorakova, Ortrud; Donald Mclntyre, Telramund Karl i r- busch; i CMC BADIO a guest actor every week this season. Don Heron will be heard on the first two and Broadfoot will appear on the next two. Tape Two Oct.

14 (Two editions of the radio show, incidentally, are taped every second week at Sir George Williams University Auditorium. Next taping date is Oct. 14. Free tickets are available at the CBC.) Joan Stuart, Baldaro and Cullen also appear on the TV show Comedy Cafe which, in its opening program, will include local actor Joel Greenberg. Writer Morgan hopes, in the long run, that Funny You Should Say That and Comedy Cafe will attract and help develop more Canadian comedy writers.

He said he and Producer Heron rriake it a rule to tell writers quickly whether or not their material is accepted and to pay quickly when it is. Payment works out to $25 per usable page or $75 to $100 for a three-minute radio sketch. Morgan envisions a "central comedy office" serving as clearing house for Canadian comedy talent, and appears well on the way to establishing one. Thomas Stewart, Heerrufer. Host, Don McGill.

8:00 p.m. (CKVL-FM) Boston Symphony Orcestra. Ra- vel.Daphnis and Chloe, Suite No 1 and 2 with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Charles Munch conducting the New England Conservatory Chorus and 'Alumni Chorus. Elliott Carter, Piano Concerto, First and Second Movements with Jacob Lateiner, piano, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Erich Leinsdorf: 8.00 p.m. (CJMS-FM) Popular Concert: Debussy's orchestral suite Printemps, with Ernest Ansermet conducting the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande; Beethoven's Sonata in flat, opus 106, with Vladimir Ashkenazy; Meyerbeer's L'Africaine, with Tony Poncet, Denise Monteil, Henri Peyrottes, Andree Esposito, Felix Giband, and Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Roger Wagner.

9.00 p.m. (CKVL-FM) To-night At The Opera: Pon-chielli: La Gioccnda with Zinka Milanov, Giuseppe di Stefano, Leonard Warren and Rosalind Elias and the Orchestra and Chorus of the Academy of Santa Cecilia, Rome, conducted by Fernando Previtali. MARTINEAU, WALKER, ALLISON, BEAULIEU, TETLEY PHEIAN Jean Martheau, Q.C. Robert H. Walker, Q.C.

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From Mon treal to the coast-to-coast network. 6.30 p.m. ADVOCATES PROFESSIONAL CARDS SATURDAY 4.03 p. m. (CBM-AM) The Sound of Sports.

A report from the U.S. Grand Prix at Watkins Glen, N.Y. and a Summer Olympics 1968 preview. 6.30 p.m. (CBM-AM) Indian Magazine: A discussion among Indian- leaders about how Indians can change their society to keep up with changes in the wider Canadian society without destroying their old traditions.

Host is Johnny Yesno. 7.03 p.m. (CBM-AM) On Stage: From Toronto Part Pauline Julien in concert at the St. Lawrence Hall. Part 11: Phil Nimmons 'n' Nine kith singer Ann Marie Moss, yibraphonist Yvan Landry and host Fred Davis at the City Hall.

8.03 p.m. (CBM-AM) CBC Metronome: Kati Vita looks at the local music scene in Hamilton, Ontario. 10.03 p.m. (CBM-AM) Anthology: Author Morley Callaghan reads his own short stories. Tonight: A Country Passion.

A 1 so dramatized readings of Victorian poetry by Christopher Newton and Martha Henry. 11.03 p.m. (CBM-AM) What's New Canadian talent previously unheard on the network. Host Bruce Marsh introduces folk singer" Bob and Susan Bossin; and Kathleen Tucker, Montreal ballad singer. 12.07 a.m.

(CBM-FM) Night Music: Sonata in Major, Dussek; Spanish Love Song, Op. 138, Schumann; Serenade in Major, Op. 141, Reger. 12.07 a.m. (CBM-AM) Three's a Crowd: Popular music with hosts Sheridan Nelson, Jim Coward and Bob Harding each introducing selections of their own choice.

QUEBEC CHANNEL 5 SATURDAY 11:50 Great Music from Chicago 45 World Series Be Ann. x5: 30 Moby Dick 6:00 Teen Club x7: 00 Beverly Hillbillies Two Good Guys x8: 00 Great Movies x9: 30 Hollywood Without Makeup Barris Company News 11:14 Editorial 11:16 After Eleven SUNDAY Would You Believe 1 12:00 Sacred Heart Program 12:15 The Living Word 12:30 Crossroads The Great War The Gardener 1:30 Country Calendar Football x4 30 Sports-A-Plenty News 5:00 Man Alive i x5: 30 Hymn Sing Star Trek x7: 00 Tommy Hunter f. Green Acres i Sullivan Bonanza- 10 01 The Way It Is News 11 11:16 Alter Eleven 8.05 a.m. (CBM-AM) Music for a Sunday Morning: From Israel, Ben-Haim; Jeremiah Symphony, Bernstein; 1 Nidrel, Bruch; Sacred Service, Blocb. Host: George McLean.

10.30 a.m. (CBM-FM) Distinguished Artists: Yvonne Loriod, pianist; Suite in minor, Rameau; by Debussy, Reflects dans l'eau, from Images, Book and Etude pour les huit doigts, from First Book Etudes; by Mes-siaeri, Le Doriot, from Catalogue d'Oiseaux, and Regard de l'esprit joie, from Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant Jesus. 11.00 (CBM-wfm) Fe-tivals from Europe: Opening Concert of the Veinna Philharmonic. Otto Klemperer, conductor: Serenade for Eight Wind Instruments, Mozart; Symphony No. 41 (Jupiter) Mozart.

12.45 p.m. (CBM-AM) World Series Baseball: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Detroit Tigers at Detroit. 4.03 p.m.

(CBM-AM) CBC Showcase: Klondike Kate, an original music based on the life of Kathleen Rockwell, with music by Tommy Banks. Starring Phyllis Metcalf as Kate. 5.03 p.m. (CBM-AM) Funny You Should Say That: Comedy, satire, music and song performed before an audience at SGWU Theatre. Written by John Morgan, the show stars Barrie Baldaro, Joan Cullen, and singer Peter Cullen, and singer Sheila Graham, backed by the Tony Chappel Orchestra.

Today's guest is Don Harron. Produced by Frank Heron. WVNY-TV Channel 22 SATURDAY indicates color) The Casper Cartoon Show x9: 30 Adventures of Gulliver xlO.OO Spiderman Fantastic Voyage Journey to the Center of Earth xll: 30 Fantastic Four xl2: 00 George, of the Jungle. xl2: 30 American Bandstand 1:30 Film Feature Football Washington at Oregon The Dating Game The Newlywed Game x8: 30 Lawrence Welk Hollywood Palace Saturday Night Movie 'Helen of Troy' Brigitle Bardot SUNDAY The New Beatles xlO: 00 Linus the Lionhearted King Kong xll: 00 Bullwinkle Discovery (Children) Film Feature Highlights Highlight coverage of games played Issues and Answers To be annbunced TV22 Movie Matinee "Tarzan and the She 'Devil" x4: 00 Olympic Preview, Film Feature News Makers with Vic Maerki 1 22 Colorful 1 World x7: 00 Land of the Giants F.B.I. x'JOO-The ABC Sunday Last Summer' 11:00 -Weekend News, with Keith McBce PAULINE JULIEN A concert by the French Canadian singer opens a new series presenting artists from all parts of the country.

Tonight at 7.03 DEBUT WHAT'S NEW? Young professionals making their radio debuts. Tonight: Bob and Susan Bossin, folksingers; and Kathleen Tucker, ballad singer from Montreal. Tonight at 11.03 DEBUT THE PAWNBROKER Starring Rod Steiger. A middle-aged pawnbroker in a Aif York slum uses his business as a refuge from the world. On Great Movies.

Tonight at 8.00 HOLLYWOOD WITHOUT MAKEUP A film of informal looks at some of movieland's greats, including Bette Davis and Cary Grant. Tonight at 9.30 ABORTION An interview with a woman who has had an abortion, And a discussion by Uu Rev. Roger Balk of the Anglican Church and Rabbi Leonard roller on the morality and legality of the practice. Tomorrow morning at 11.00 D'IBERVILLE A dramatization of the life of Pierre LeMoyne, Sieur d'lberville, at the height of his career from 1683 to 1704, with Albert Millaire as LeMoyne. Originally produced by the CBC French TV network in collaboration with TV organizations of Trance, Belgium and Switzerland, the series has been adapted to English, and is in sg episodes.

In the fi rst episode, LeMoyne is caught between the conflicting wills of the governor of Montreal, Perrot, and the, new governor of Xew France. Monday afternoon at DEBUT 1 i SUNDAY A.M. Voice of the Pioneer, interviews in which Canadians between 70 and 105 years cfage reminisce, with host J. Frank Willis. On.

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U1 FUNNY YOU SHOULD SAY THAT The return of the successful satirical revue. With Barrie Baldaro, Joan Stuart, Ted Ziegler, Peter Cullen, Sheila Graham and the Tony Chappell Orchestra. Script by John Morgan. Guest: Don Harron. Tomorrow afternoon at 5.03 RETURN 5'.