Adrienne Clarkson Moves to CBC Evening TV Role
Adrienne Clarkson will shift from the Take 30 afternoon program to a new hour long weekly CBC magazine show in the 75 76 season. Adrienne At Large ends its current season as the new series will air across the CBC network with Clarkson handling national and international stories. A new hostess will be sought for Take 30 in the fall.
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Fight for life to repeat on CBC TV
CBC will rebroadcast the Man Alive program Not What You See featuring Sondra Diamond after it drew the strongest audience response of any Man Alive episode. The Feb 24 airing follows the Jan 13 telecast that inspired viewers including a parent and teen daughter to reflect deeply on moral issues.
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Cinema Six Weekly Film Lineup for Thursday to Wednesday
The listing presents a week of showings with titles and star casts including Hook, Line and Sinker. Donovan's Reef. Tora! Tora! Tora!. When Worlds Collide. Yours, Mine and Ours. Father of the Bride. The One Din Line Frisco Bound. Ride the High Country. It notes plots and principal actors for each screening.
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van Johnson
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TV Schedule Blast From February Airings List
A dense legible TV grid shows daily lineups from February 6 to February 12 including children and daytime programs such as Ed Allen Sesame Street Mr Dressup and Route 66. Evening staples feature Carol Burnett Show M A S H Hawaii Five O The Waltons and The Electric Company. A long feature interview with Sondra Diamond discusses cerebral palsy and self-identity on a Roy Bonisteel program.
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Up Canada to End Season in March New Magazine Show Planned
Mr Herrndorf said the current Up Canada season will conclude in March. The series has performed well over two seasons and some elements will join a new magazine show. George Robertson will start a major documentary for the 1975 76 season after the windup. Further fall schedule details to come.
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3000 Athletes Anticipated for 1975 Winter Games at Lethbridge
Lethbridge hosts the 1975 Winter Games with more than 3,000 athletes competing in February. CBC TV will provide nationwide coverage while the Alberta foothills offer sunny mid winter conditions. A 5,000 seat Sportsplex will host opening and closing ceremonies and finals, with a 400 metre outdoor artificially frozen speedskating oval nearby.
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