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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 06, 1981

Page

21

Women face systemic discrimination in Canada's cultural life

The National Action Committee for the Status of Women argues that under representation of women in arts and media amounts to censorship. It urges targeted funding, women reviewers, and broadcasting requirements, citing bias in grants, juries, and leadership across CBC, the Canada Council, and major arts institutions.

Toronto Canada National Action Committee For Federal NAC Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission CBC Toronto Symphony Canada Council Council

Sea Wolves film lacks life despite star cast and India setting

The Sea Wolves directed by Andrew V. McLaglen stars Gregory Peck and David Niven in a WWII inspired raid tale based on James Leasor's Boarding Party. Reginald Rose's screenplay follows aging British businessmen turned commandos in Goa 1943, as Peck and Moore seek Calcutta Light Horse aid for a radio transmitter strike.

N.Y. Times New York Gregory Peck Reginald Rose James Leasor India Goa Navarone Andrew V. McLaglen James Stewart John Wayne The David Niven Calcutta Light Horse Peck Roger Moore

Billy Bishop Goes to War makes flying ace a national hero

Canadian hero Billy Bishop, WWI flying ace, is spotlighted by John Gray’s play Billy Bishop Goes to War. The West End debut follows success across Canada and the U S with praise for Eric Peterson’s portrayal, while Gray notes mixed Broadway reception.

London Billy Bishop Canada John Gray Britain Royal Flying Corps Bishop

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