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il.M Hewa: on IS E-C 3 Pierre aVarton, 7 OS Ruh Heur OS Nit Time Taaek i Can cert maar CFRA Carnpu Club 13 Joe Brawn Ohow TUESDAY, CBO A.M. 00 Fe- the Rim Sporu with tt MaeCabo 00 New IH Mil Fei gueoa. 40 Uruverelty of the Air 10 13 Planum 10 10 New. 10J3 Smile and a Song 10 40 Oorie French OO Children' Program 11 SO The Archer 11 44 Oevltt Drop By 1100 BBC Hew lS Tonne' Braid Ford II SO Farm Broadeaat 1.00 New IAS John Drelnl Telia Story I. IS Shirley Harmer 100 Newe.

MaUnee 3 00 Ceroueef I SO Going Place 400 New: Lift Up Your Heart 4 30 countdown i I OO Mac' Muele 30 Critter Corner 43 Deadline 'AT 7 00 Chorale 30 Btulnea Barometer. 7 33 Continental Carouaael. B.00 AHignment. SO Radio International 00 Cltlien' Forum 30 Choral Sertea 10.00 CBC Newa 10 SO Reeerrea me Hum 11x00 Action Drama 11JO Jan With Jim. 13.10 Mualc Only.

CKOY A.M. 00 Mueieal 09 Live wire PM OS Ruth Hour OS Nile Time Touch Radio Highlights 7.45 CBO LnJit BeU Choir Competition. The University of Windsor Chorale, directed oy Fsther Fiore. CFMO-FM-oneert Hall. Simple Symphony, Britten; Tapiola, Sibelius; Quartet in Dvorak: Symphony No.

8, Vaughan WilUams. CBO DUtlnfuished ArtlsU. From Winnipeg, meuo-fdprano Joan Maxwell nd pianist Chester Duncan. Lieder eine fahrenden Getel-len, Mahler, Four Britten. 10.2 0 BO Speaking Per- onalry.

Pipeline expert. Nof-bert Brlonrtlr; (ficuiet 'th problem of moving solid, down a pipeline Intended for water or oil. "1 v. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL MONDAY." MARCH 30, 1964 Television 1 13 La revue de la malaon 1 30 Voire enfant. Madame: 4-00 Bobuto 4 30 La boUe a aurpria 5 OO La vie qui bet Le 'rTeche brisee: -Lea mieelonnaires" 00 Carta eur table 30 Telejournal 41 Bulletin local A3 Quo! de If T.01 Auiourd'hul oo Rue de 1'Anee ASO Tele d'affiohe 30Lea Ineolenre d'une oatnera 10.00 Beaiite economwruee 10.30 Telejsurnel -10 4 Pern ler edition 10 Nouvellea HI .00 reellval Roeaellli llndla- CHOV PEMBROK MONDAY.

MARCH Newadeek It New Qui 10 Sportaviaw 30 TBA 43 Chentplonehlp of Bowling 7 00 Lawman 7 .10 Ooa Meaaer 'loo Garry Moore 00 Playdat 10.00 Inquury 1030 Andy Griffith 11 00 CBC TV New 11.14 Local New and Sport 1113 Tele d'alflcho TVRI0AY. MARCH II 10 OA Count of Monte Crlata -10 30 Che Helena 10 43 Nurerry School 11.00 Teat Pattern 1.00 Paaeword 130 Bingo l- 1 00 Take Thirty 111 rrlendly Giant 3 43 Miateroeera 4 00 Fireball JCLA 30 later Magoo 01 Razzle Daule I 30 Come Uetea a Whir 00 Newedesk 10 Weethermen IS Newa Qui 10 Aporteview 30 Maverick 7 30 To Tell the Truth I 00 Patty Ouk 30 Stanley Cup Hockty 1A 30 Newsmateaine 1100 CBC TV New 11.14 Local New and Sport 1 1 .11 family Thtre WCNY CARTHAGE Channtl 7 MONDAY. MARCH 7.00 My Three Bona 7.30 To Tell the Truth 00 ee Got a Secret 130 The Lucy (Www 00 Danny Thomee 30 Andy Griffith 10 00 Ben Caaey 1100 Let Local New 11.10 Late Bporta 11 JO The Late Movie -The Bray Men" TVBIDAY. MARCH II 7 00 The Deouty 7 30 Merehell Dillon 00 Red Sketton loo Petticoat Junction 30 Jack Benny 10.00 Garry Moore .00 Lata Local Hew 11 10 Late Sport 1110 Thriller MARCH 30 CFMO FM 1J Me. tW-Melody Fair 00 Little Concert IS Concert Ball.

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P.M. I IS Golden Century of Muele 3. 00 Symphonic Matinee. 1.10 Melody Fair 00 Little Concert IS Concert Hall CKCH A.M. 1 13 Caft a Ult fl lit ll.OS Payaaga de la chanaoa PJt.

I SA Reflet du Jour 10.00 Trent minute d'informa tlona 10 SOHon-aerle CJET 630 KC. A.M. Ml tWaM Show I 00 New Preview Commentary 10 00 Caaaidy's Ceoera 10 IS Leede County New 10 43 Perth New 1100 Country Style 11 S3 Kemptvllle New 1123 Farm Marketa FJ. 1130 Hew 1.13 Shirley Harmer Show I 43 Matinee 3 03 Tran Canada Matinee 3 30 Ontario School Broadca 3.30 Country Caravan 4 OS Canadian Roundup 4.10 Teen Beat a 00 Supper Serenade 10 On Parliament Hill' IS Byline 43 stock Report 00 Assignment SO Sit Beck and Ualea 00 ClUaen' Forum 'There art about 1.750 movit theatres in Japan. TONIGHT'S CONTESTANTS K'rsTh.

14 Pleasant Park OtUwa, OeUrle 30 MAY SUZANNB JOLY, BecklnghaaB, 4le. I sol tf iib turtiuif Tit row- YEAH. YEAH, YEAH! How fashions have changed in popular music. An anniversary you-might not have noticed without this reminder it coming up in a few week. On the twentieth of pril it will be exactly 29 year tince the Hit Parade dea was Dortw.

Mark WaTnow and the Hit Parade orcheAUwent the, air That balmy Spnrnight to 1935 with the first publicrt- ings system for popular songs. Surprisingly accurate it was too. and the public took to the show. Week' in and week our people adults and Juveniles tuned in for the final word on popularity of songs. Ed Sullivan last night, oddly enough.

had an act that used the Number One song of that week. The German twins" second number opened with it "Lovely To Look At." Runners-up included "I Wont' "Lullaby -of Broadway." "Soon." and an-; other song that wat recalled last night, on -Thanks a Million." How the Hit Parade idea caught In its radio heydey some great songs were" played by the Warnow Orchestra, and after Warnow's death, by his brother's orchettra, Raymond Scott. Cr -Cr DO YOU KNOW THE SONG which appeared on the survey most often? "White Chrittmas" turned up-32 times. "People Wil Say We're In Love" was played 30 times. "Hsrbor Lights" 29 times.

Til Be Seeing You." "You'll Never Know" each 24 timet. The Hit Parade wat successfully transferred to television after the Second World War. and the parade of great songs continued with melodies from memorable shows like Briga- doon and My Fair Lady. Even when the CBC copied the Hit Parade format in the mid-50'i the ides was still winner. -Wally Koster snd Joyce Hahn became established Canadian stars with quality products of.

Tin Palley Alley. Exactly when the big change that led to this Yeah, Yeah, Yeah) era began I can't say. Perhaps it was shortly after Johnny Ray began to Cry but eventually the Hit Parade programs la Canada' and the United Stales became embarrassed by a shortage of songs soluble for adult audiences. For a while the U.S. program licked the problem by throwing in multitudes of "extras" and running down the list of "hits" verbally but 'Cross Canada Hit folded soon after Elvis Presley "arrived." cr t- ROCK tf ROLL ITSELF wasn't enough to kill popular music.

With radio practically abandoned temporarily as it turned out by adults for all but news and time checks, stations scrambled for an audience by catering to 14-year-olds (in age or mentai development). Since radio stations relied on phonograph records for most of their programs, and teenagers bought records they liked, there wat no longer a market for more sophisticated" music. I suspect great deal of good music wal written In the Rock Roll era, but pub-Ushers and record companies could make millions with inexpensive junk, snd the good material never reached the public. Anyway the Hit Parade died. That first Hit Parade in April, had as its top tunes "Lovely To Look AC "I Won't Dance," "Lullaby of Broadway" and "Soon." Saturday's Journal listed the hits of last week.

"I Want to Hold Your Hand." "Can't Buy Me Love." "All My Lov ing" We've come long way from 1935. it CBOT 7.J0 Don Messer's Jubilee. Down East music and songs with Don Messer and The Islanders; singers Marg Os- burne and Charlie Chamberlain; and the Buchts Dancers. De tails to be S.M The- Garry Moore Show. Garry's guests Include comedian Alan King- Broadway musical, comedy star-Chita Rivera; and British entertainer Roy Castle.

Playdat. "The Sponge Room," by Keith Waterhouse Willis HalL Hilary and 3 In'fh fi-n-ai 4 R.n B-vah-rt now it Mctivt jesus i una. MOW Tl MCEIYT THC WlYliHOST 4 srtu nriiNucowH roNtuti. mm FOR UfAllkS, FTX UNI THIS II KIIHIOW CHBljjlJEUI i Itvui Colin are in love, but they al-i ways mset in ptranc placet I like the Sponge Room at the? natural history Heather Sears as Hilary Ncilf McCallum as Colin; Patrick Boxhill as Edwards. i 1SJS Explorations, nvha? Owns CanadaeWWhAt Are We, Doing?" Third ia four-part 'f i foreign ownership In eCanad, Narrator is actor Michael Ken.

HM -The Detoctlves. "A Barrel ruU of Detec-' lives find they hive a ful) day' of headaches with a litU boy; losU who won't tell his a strip-tease dancer whose en-: tertainef-s licence has been raJ voked; a telf-styled scientist who claims the world will end in 24 tours; and a meek little man who has dreamed he has' buried hit wife in the cellar. CJOH 1 7.M Family Theatre. Thf Spanish Gardener." A father resents the devotion of his so toward their gardener and 4 driven to -desperate steps. Based on the novel by A.

j. Cronin And starring Dirk Bogarde, Cyril Cusack and Job Whiteley. IJO McHale's Navy. "Alia PT-T3." (Repeat -episode.) Efr nest Borgnine, Joe Flynn and Tim Conway. Phil Silvers Show.

"Keep Cool." Harry Graft (Silvers) and hiA boys accidentally lock themselves In as insulated rom where maitart equipment is tested. ls.t Dr. Klldare. "A Day to starring Richard Chamberlain as Dr. Kildare and Raymond Massey as Dr.

Gillespie. Anne Baxter is guest star as a woman whose' attempt to compensate for the death of hef ton Jeopardizes the life of another child. Yvonne Craig if guest co-star. Trying to iorgeti her grief. Nora Willis (Miss Baxter) goes to Blair Hospital.

as a volunteer worker. There she develops -affection' for a small patient (Michel Petit)! and spirits him out of the hospital for a day of happiness unaware that her action could prove fatal. HJt Pierre Berton. A Canadian girl tells about fast ing for 20 days in an Albany, Georgia, jail while taking part in a Quebec-to-Cuba peace march. CBOFT t.M Bras dettui, bras deaaous.

A musical program with a theme, "Spring and Love," starring Claire Gagner. Selections include: Un nouveau printempt tout neuf," "Amor, Amor," "L'amour viendra" and others. Il.M Cinema. "Sang ef lumieres," a drama starring ZsA-Zsa Gabor. Daniel GGelin and Henri Gilbert.

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