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Canada and the Commonwealth : India

AAAC3496
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

SUMMARY: [Side 2 of each disk is blank.];

Canadian achievements : Veterinary / Commonwealth wildlife : Monkeys of India

AAAC3503
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Commonwealth round-up : Africaaner sheep farm : [part 2 of program]

AAAC3498
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

SUMMARY: [Side 2: blank.];

Current events / Western gateways : Through Arctic waters

AAAC3491
Item
1955

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Discoveries in words : "A" For Able : [part 2 of program]

AAAC3523
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Farmyard in the water / Why don't we fall up?

AAAC3506
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Fun is for everyone : Glad you've come / Safety sense : Go without woe

AAAC3505
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Fun is for everyone : Time for Lapin / Safety sense : Accidents don't wait

AAAC3504
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Health highways : Hobbies for happiness

AAAC3509
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Health highways : Mr. Nod signs off : [part 2 of program]

AAAC3520
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Health highways : Pluck to burn

AAAC3517
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Health highways : Small runaway

AAAC3514
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Health highways : The stethoscope and the microscope [etc.] : [part 2 of program]

AAAC3489
Item
1955

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

SUMMARY: Includes part 2 of "The stethoscope and microscope" and an adult health discussion about tuberculosis X-rays.;

Junior music : Fiddle faddle ; Indian tom-tom

AAAC3512
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Junior music : Hallowe'en ; Jack-o-lantern : [part 2 of program]

AAAC3521
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Junior music : Health rules ; High flight

AAAC3501
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Junior music : Pet shop ; Ride 'em cowboy

AAAC3518
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Junior music : Robin's new home ; Singing in the rain

AAAC3500
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Junior music : Sleepy head ; The more we are together

AAAC3510
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Junior music : Toy Store ; Gold! Gold! Gold!

AAAC3515
Item
1956

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

Kenneth Caple interview : [Chisholm, 1983]

AAAB5543
Item
1983-03-23 [date recorded]

Part of Archives discrete item collection

SUPPLIED TITLE OF TAPE(S): CBC Vancouver in the 1940s PERIOD COVERED: 1938-ca. 1965 RECORDED: Vancouver (B.C.), 1983-03-23 SUMMARY: Kenneth Caple joined the School Broadcasting Committee in 1940. Head of CBC School Broadcasts for four years, 1940-1944. Comments on Ira Dilworth, Regional Director of the CBC. Caple becomes Regional Program Director, 1944, and Regional Director, 1947. The training of CBC announcers. The CBC as a contributor to Canadian life.

Les lycees francais : Henry V et Katherine / Operation crossroads : You do take it with you