We have three shows this time for your listening pleasure. First, from our Made in Canada file, we have an episode of Mystery Theatre called “Ghost Town Hermits.” Next, from our Canadians Abroad file, we hear an episode of Air TIme, hosted by Winnipeg-born Giselle Mackenzie. Finally, we return to our Made in Canada file for a little bit of satire from CBC broadcaster Max Ferguson.
We present two fifteen-minute shows from our Made in Canada file. First, from February 24, 1961, we hear Rawhide. The episode is called “Max Ferguson Spoofs Fluoride.” We follow that with an episode of Tommy Hunter and His Pals.
From our Canadians Abroad file, we hear an episode from the Adventures of Christopher London, starring Glenn Ford, who was born not far from Quebec City.
This time we feature two episodes from our Canadians Abroad file. First we hear an episode of The Shadow. Playing Margot Lane is Toronto-born Grace Matthews, who also starred in a soap opera called Big Sister. Next, from November 24, 1950 is Winnipeg native Jack Kruschen in an episode of Escape entitled “Journey into Fear.”
In our Made-in-Canada segment, we kick off our Mother’s Day show with music by The Happy Gang, Don Messer, and Marg Osborn about mothers. We also present an episode of The Rod and Charles Show. Our Canadians Abroad segment features an episode of The Grand Ol’ Opery, hosted by Hank Snow, who was a native of Liverpool, Nova Scotia.
In our made-in-Canada segment, we hear an episode of Harmony House from March 1947. Our Canadian’s Abroad segment features an episode of The Zero Hour starring Montreal-native, William Shatner.
We begin our made-in-Canada segment with an episode of Rawhide starring Max Ferguson and the Easter Bunny. To finish off the segment, we offer some Easter music! Our Canadian’s Abroad segment features an episode of The Shadow starring Toronto-born Grace Matthews. The episode is called “Death and the Easter Bonnet.”
In our made-in-Canada segment, we hear an episode of Rum Runners called ‘Champagne.’ In our Canadian’s Abroad segment, we present an episode of Matinee Theater, featuring actor Victor Jory, who was born in Dawson City, Yukon.
In our made-in-Canada segment, we present an episode of ‘Jam Session.’ Our Canadian’s Abroad segment features an episode of ‘This is Your FBI,’ starring Québec-born actor Stacy Harris.
This time we have an hour-long Made in Canada segment. We present an episode of “CBC Stage” from 1969.
In our ‘Made in Canada’ segment, we hear an episode of “The Queen’s Men”, a series which aired during 1954. The episode is entitled “Missing Persons Case aka Andrew Weeks”.
In our ‘Canadians Abroad’ segment, we listen to an episode of “Texaco Town” starring the comedian Eddy Cantor. The episode from October 4, 1936, features Montreal-native Bobby Breen and Deanna Durbin, who grew up in Winnipeg.