500
B
and
B
SHOW
530
MUSIC
HOP
600
NEWS
SPORTS
WEATHER
630
ADVENTURES
IN
PARADISE
Wild
Mangoes
Adam
Troy
takes
three
musi
musicians
¬
cians
wives
out
to
an
island
upon
which
their
husbands
have
been
stranded
during
a
cruise
730
PROVINCIAL
AFFAIRS
745
TBA
800
BLUE
LIGHT
830
BOB
HOPE
THEATRE
The
Others
930
FESTIVAL
Bethune
A
film
portrait
of
brilliant
Canadian
surgeon
Dr
Norman
Bethune
who
died
in
China
in
1939
while
serving
Chinese
soldiers
in
the
S
ino
-
Japanese
War
1100
CBC
NEWS
1115
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
1120
MOVIE
OF
THE
MONTH
Cash
McCall
500
530
600
630
730
800
900
930
1000
1100
1115
1120
500
600
630
700
800
830
9
00
1000
1100
1115
1120
SECRET
SQUIRREL
TELESCOPE
NEWS
SPORTS
WEATHER
THE
DAKOTAS
Crisis
at
High
Banjo
Marshall
Ragan
sets
out
to
avenge
his
wifes
slaying
KALIEDOSCOPE
An
Evening
With
Carol
Channing
Guest
starts
come
comedian
¬
dian
George
Burns
and
actor
David
Mc
Callum
The
trio
takes
a
misguided
tour
of
Los
Angeles
I
DREAM
OF
JEANNIE
Jeannie
and
the
Kid
Kidnap
¬
nap
Caper
Tony
finds
himself
in
real
trouble
when
he
is
kidnapped
by
two
Chinese
secret
agents
TELESCOPE
Alanis
Portrait
of
a
Canadian
ImlianGirl
who
is
helping
her
people
to
help
them
themselves
¬
selves
A
MAN
FROM
UNCLE
The
Yellow
Scarl
Affair
NapoleonSolo
is
confronted
with
a
homicidal
Maharajah
an
Indian
princess
and
an
ancient
Oriental
murder
cult
CBC
NEWS
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
PLAYHOUSE
Member
of
the
Wedding
TEEN
SWING
NEWS
SPORTS
WEATHER
HARBOR
COMMAND
THE
BOWERY
BOYS
GET
SMART
Dear
Diary
Smart
and
agent
99
are
sent
to
Spy
City
to
find
a
missing
diary
con
containing
¬
taining
complete
methods
of
CONTROL
operation
TOMMY
HUNTER
SHOW
BIG
VALLEY
THE
AVENGERS
Immortal
Clay
A
potterer
develops
a
break
proof
tile
CBC
NEWS
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
FILMLAND
Count
Three
and
Pray
THE
CITIZEN
MAGAZINE
Friday
February
4
1966
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The
Brown
Pumpernickle
Johnny
Wayne
wealthy
Englishman
who
rescues
French
aristocrats
from
the
guillotine
meets
his
arch
adversary
Francois
Maldetete
of
the
Revolutionary
secret
police
in
this
sketch
from
The
Wayne
and
Shuster
Hour
to
be
seen
on
CBC
TVs
Show
of
the
Week
Monday
Feb
7
THE
LATE
SHOW
SATURDAY
FEB
5
1115
-
CINEMA
2
QUEEN
BEE
1957
95
mins
Joan
Crawford
Barry
Sullivan
John
Ireland
Betsy
Palmer
A
domineering
socialite
is
determined
to
com
completely
¬
pletely
rule
friends
family
and
business
associates
1250
NITE
OWL
SHOW
BO
FRIEND
1942
SUNDAY
FEB
6
1115
-
FRONTIER
FILM
TIME
-
THE
PARSON
AND
THE
OUTLAW
59
71
mins
Anthony
Dexter
Sonny
Tufts
Marie
Windsor
Robert
Lowrey
Billy
the
Kid
living
under
an
assumed
name
tries
to
find
a
normal
life
only
to
be
discovered
and
again
taking
up
his
guns
to
survive
TUESDAY
FEB
8
1125
-
SHOWTIME
-TOKYO
JOE
1951
88
mins
Humphrey
Bogart
Alexander
Knox
Sessue
Hayak
awa
Florence
Marly
An
American
Air
Corps
hero
returns
to
Japan
and
finds
his
wife
mar
married
¬
ried
to
another
man
WEDNESDAY
FEB
9
1125
-
MOVIE
OF
THE
MONTH
-
CASH
Mc
CALL
1960
102
mins
James
Garner
Natalie
Wood
Nina
Foch
Dean
Jagger
High
finance
and
ruthless
business
dealings
in
the
world
of
skyscrapers
THURSDAY
FEB
10
1125
PLAYHOUSE
-MEMBER
OF
THE
WED
WEDDING
¬
DING
1955
91
mins
Julie
Harris
Ethel
Waters
Brandon
De
Wilde
Arthur
Franz
A
motherless
young
girl
experiences
the
sudden
shocks
of
growing
up
FRIDAY
FEB
11
1125
-
FILMLAND
-COUNT
THREE
AND
PRAY
57
102
mins
Van
Heflin
Joanne
Woodward
Raymond
Burr
Phil
Carey
A
re
returning
¬
turning
Civil
War
veteran
now
a
self
ordained
minister
tries
to
convince
his
home
town
that
he
means
to
live
in
peace
RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
CBC
630
On
Sunday
February
6
CBC
presents
the
world
pre
premiere
¬
miere
of
a
Piano
Concerto
commissioned
by
the
CBC
from
Jean
Papmeau
Couture
who
is
also
a
violinist
con
conductor
¬
ductor
and
professor
of
music
at
the
University
of
Montreal
The
performance
by
Gil
les
Manny
and
the
Toronto
Symphony
Orchestra
con
conducted
¬
ducted
by
Alexander
Brott
will
be
heard
in
the
Concerts
from
Two
Worlds
series
at
9
pm
The
program
will
also
include
Brotts
Concordia
and
Flower
Variations
and
Wheels
by
John
Beckwith
A
group
of
young
and
vir
virtually
¬
tually
unknown
poets
met
in
a
Toronto
jazz
cellar
re
recently
¬
cently
to
read
and
talk
about
their
work
with
poet
Earle
Birney
and
Austin
C
Clarke
the
novelist
Some
of
the
young
poets
have
been
pub
published
¬
lished
in
small
magazines
some
have
not
But
together
they
represent
a
cross-section
of
Canadas
young
verse
writers
struggling
to
express
their
views
of
life
Project
66
recorded
the
session
for
broadcast
this
Sunday
1030
pm
Monday
Concert
on
Feb
February
¬
ruary
7
at
11
pm
will
in
include
¬
clude
Elegy
for
String
Or
Orchestra
¬
chestra
by
Toronto
compos
composer
¬
er
Norman
Symonds
played
by
the
Winnipeg
Symphony
Orchestra
conducted
by
Victor
Feldbrill
The
pro
program
¬
gram
will
also
include
Sam
Samuel
¬
uel
Barbers
Concerto
for
Piano
and
Orchestra
with
Michael
Rogers
as
soloist
Norman
Symonds
Elegy
for
String
Orchestra
first
performed
in
1963
is
his
first
full
scale
venture
into
the
field
of
traditional
con
concert
¬
cert
music
after
havingdis
tinguished
himself
as
a
jazz
composer
although
he
had
combined
jazz
and
classical
styles
in
earlier
works
His
Elegy
effectively
exploits
string
sonorities
in
a
rather
melancholy
mood
A
highlight
of
CBC
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
Night
on
February
8
at
915
will
be
Len
Petersons
story
by
the
distinguished
Canadian
novelist
and
short
story
writer
Margaret
Laurence
produced
and
di
directed
¬
rected
by
Esse
W
Ljungh
Titled
A
Bird
in
the
House
and
set
in
the
years
between
the
two
World
Wars
its
a
sensitive
study
of
an
adoles
adolescent
¬
cent
girl
and
her
father
be
beginning
¬
ginning
when
she
is
12
and
just
coming
to
grips
with
live
tasting
freedom
for
the
first
time
and
ending
when
she
is
17
and
discovering
it
is
pos
possible
¬
sible
to
live
with
someone
for
years
and
not
really
know
or
understand
them
The
Wednesday
night
drama
in
radios
Mid
Week
Theatre
series
at
9
pm
will
be
Tin
by
Gunther
Eich
one
of
Germanys
leading
poet
playwrights
It
has
been
translated
and
adapted
by
Otto
Lowy
who
perpared
several
Eich
works
for
CBC
radio
on
other
occasions
This
one
directed
by
Ger
Gerald
¬
ald
Newman
in
the
Vancouver
studios
is
set
against
a
background
of
governmental
tea
parties
bistros
and
streets
of
romantic
Paris
the
haunts
of
a
group
of
young
people
exiled
from
a
South
American
country
because
of
their
opposition
to
the
regime