CBWT Christmas Drawing Contest invites young artists
CBC invites children 12 and under to submit 11 by 14 drawings themed Christmas. Works judged by CBC Graphics. winners and three honorable mentions in each age group will receive certificates and slides used on CBWT stations. Entries become CBC property.
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Newfoundland Drama Opens CBC Season With The Head Guts
CBC TV opens its 1974 75 season with The Head Guts and Sound Bone Dance a Newfoundland drama by Michael Cook starring Gerard Parkes Pat Byrne Dick Buehler and Florence Patterson filmed in St John s The play set in a Newfoundland outport shows Skipper Pete and his crew clinging to past glories as the sea no longer yields its harvest Cook describes the work as savage in environment and spirit and the program includes a televised post performance interview with Chuck Weir.
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Dick Buehler
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Florence Patterson
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Ray McConnell
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John
Skipper Pete
Chuck Weir
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Michael Cook
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Television Schedule Highlights October Lineup
Weekly lineup lists Ed Allen shows and children programs from Monday to Sunday. Prime time features include World Series coverage, The Partridge Family,Nova favorites and sports events with late night news The National and The Fickle Finger of Fate.
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TV Guide Schedule Highlights for October
A detailed listing runs daily from 11:00 to 11:52 with programs such as World Series coverage at 1:00, The Waltons 8:00, The Beachcombers 7:00, and The Electric Company at 2:00. Highlights include The National at 1:00 Sunday and Opening Night at 8:30 Wednesday.
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Newfoundland playwright Michael Cook stages new works in CBC TV line up
Newfoundland born playwright Michael Cook emphasizes a Newfoundland viewpoint as he develops new dramas for CBC TV. A year sabbatical from Memorial University accompanies a Canada Council grant while his works amid controversy reflect island life and identity. The Head Guts and Sound Bone Dance was the first drama taped at CBC St John’s and airs October 23 ahead of Newfoundland’s federation centennial celebrations. Opening Night will feature You're Gonna Be Alright Jamie Boy on January 15 and The Freedom of the City on March 12 as part of the CBC season.
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