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SUMMARY: Two short excerpts from "CBC News Round-up", including references to the Red River flood in Winnipeg.;

SUMMARY: Story for children: "Peter and Polly".;

SUMMARY: Queen Elizabeth II speaks at the opening of Parliament in Ottawa. Commentary in French.;

SUMMARY: Queen Elizabeth II delivers the Throne Speech to Parliament in Ottawa.;

SUMMARY: Description of troop train arriving at CPR station, Vancouver; interviews with arriving officers and men.;

SUMMARY: SIDE 1: First part of a radio speech by Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King on the day after V-E Day, 9-May-1945. SIDE 2: Concluding part of a radio speech by Justice Minister Louis St. Laurent on the; same occasion.;

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0270 SUMMARY: SIDE 1: Speech by Bill Guild about broadcasting and CBC regulations. Program as packaged for broadcast [?], part 1. [SIDE 2: blank.];

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0271 SUMMARY: SIDE 1: Program as packaged for broadcast [?], part 2. [SIDE 2: blank.];

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0272 SUMMARY: Recording of the actual speech, with introduction [in its unpackaged form?]. SIDE 1: Part 1. SIDE 2: Part 3.;

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0273 SUMMARY: Recording of the actual speech [in its unpackaged form?]. SIDE 1: Part 2. [SIDE 2: blank.];

SUMMARY: Unidentified program of music featuring the Dal Richards Orchestra, with Richards as vocalist.;

SUMMARY: Radio program featuring the theme songs of various American dance bands.;

SUMMARY: A series of six programs, written and narrated by Dal Richards, featuring musical selections from Canadian dance bands.Includes ballroom and hotel supper club orchestras; NewYear's cross-Canada broadc;ast; popular vocalists; west coast orchestras; and Canada's big bands, 1924-1985.;

SUMMARY: Air check of songs and instrumental arrangements featuring the Dal Richards Orchestra, with vocalists Dal Richards and Juliette, from the Panorama Roof, Hotel Vancouver.;

SUMMARY: Gary Marcuse reports on the successes and problems of B.C. inventors. Speaker is Don Arney, Victoria inventor.;

SUMMARY: Item contains interviews with, and recordings of, participants in the Skyways Luggage strike. An off-air dub for [from?] CBC Radio's "Identities".;

SUMMARY: The first of two radio documentaries about the Operation Solidarity opposition to Premier Bennett's restraint program of 1983, and the related conflict between the unions and the Vander Zalm governmen;t in 1988.;

SUMMARY: In an interview on the CBC Radio show "Morningside", New Westminster teacher Bonnie Daiken talks about a teacher's part in the anti-restraint protests.;

SUMMARY: A CBC documentary about the impact of free trade on British Columbia. The program was broadcast on 04-Apr-1988, followed by a 60-minute open-line phone-in session with Premier Bill Vander Zalm (which ;is not on the tape).;

SUMMARY: Panel discussion researched and organized by Gary Marcuse for CBC's "Mostly Music" series. Hosted by Harry Elton, with panelists Thelma Lorer and Ian Docherty and pianist Harold Brown. This is an exte;nded version of the discussion; the final broadcast version is shorter.;

SUMMARY: Speakers are Harry Rankin, City of Vancouver alderman, on crosstown bus service; Darlene Marzari, City of Vancouver alderman, on housing.;

SUMMARY: Item about B.C. inventors. Speaker is inventor Don Arney. Off-air dub from CBC Radio "Daybreak" program.;

SUMMARY: Speaker is Surrey Mayor Ed McKitka. Interview with Fred Owen, potter (not on original).;

SUMMARY: On the day of the 1979 federal election, Gary Marcuse reports from NDP election headquarters at the Italian Cultural Centre in East Vancouver. In Vancouver-Kingsway, NDP candidate Ian Waddell defeated; Liberal Simma Holt. NDP candidate Sven Robinson was elected in Burnaby.;

SUMMARY: "Vancouver Theatre" was a CBC radio series that featured new plays by Canadian writers, as well as adaptations of works from other media and from other countries. "The Calling" is a radio play by J. M;ichael Yates, directed by Imbert Orchard and produced at CBC Vancouver. The play is a philosophical discussion revolving around a telephone call. The actors include Lillian Carlson and Lee Taylor.;

SUMMARY: Audio recording of a television variety show marking the BC Centennial, broadcast live from the stage of the Lyric Theatre on Granville Street in Vancouver. A home recording, made off-air from a telev;ision set.;

SUPPLIED TITLE OF TAPE(S): Unemployed (CBC program) SUMMARY: A program from CBC Radio's "Canada Watch" series. Off-air recording.;

SUMMARY: Was previously unidentified.;

SUMMARY: Off-air recording by Peter Mannering.;

SUMMARY: John Emerson emcees a musical variety show that includes solo and ensemble performances of popular songs, as well as a musical comedy sketch set in a bar. Accompaniment is provided by the Chris Gage T;rio and Emerson at the piano; musical arrangements are by Emerson with Jerry Fuller. (See CBC Times, vol.9 no.46 1959 p.9.);

SUMMARY: Vancouver's many-talented John Emerson reads poetry, drama and prose, and discusses literature and the lives of literary figures. The series ran intermittantly from October 1955 to September 1962, and; evolved to include music. In this episode, Emerson and his vocal group offer a selection of favorites, both modern and traditional. First show of six.;

SUMMARY: Vancouver's many-talented John Emerson reads poetry, drama and prose, and discusses literature and the lives of literary figures. The series ran intermittently from October 1955 to September 1962. In ;this episode, there is a feature of John Emerson with the Chris Gage trio. This is the sixth show in a six-part series.;