Herbert Anscomb talk : recruiting, Sept. 17, 1948
SUMMARY: Two identical one minute speeches by the Hon. Herbert Anscomb, in support of Army Week. Explains active and reserve forces, Canada's defense needs, and appeal for recruits.;
I don't care if you go a little further ; Flyin' saucers
I keep telling myself ; Bought for a song
If I had a talking picture of you
If the moon could talk ; Tears of shame
If the moon would shine ; A drunkard's love
Inside a kid's head : part 1 & 2
SUMMARY: A "fantasy for radio" by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, presented by Thunderbird Theatre. Main actors are JoAnne Walker, George Barnes, Mary Chadwick, John Fish and Jack Cowen.;
Institutional theme and sports : [cuts]
Interview with Billy Browne Jr.
RECORDED: Courtenay (B.C.), 1978 SUMMARY: Item 4: In an interview recorded at his radio station in Courtenay, Billy Browne Jr. talks about his father, popular Vancouver radio personality Billy Browne. The interviewer is Tom Hood.;
It's a long time to wait ; Year after year
It's no mistake ; Shadows of evening
Jacaranda tree ; Song Of Goldstream
SUMMARY: John Diefenbaker speaks about UNICEF.;
John Gesi's orchestra ; Band pot pourri
King Cotton march ; Washington Post march
Kitsilano Boys Band : [miscellaneous recordings]
SUMMARY: TRACK 1 [dubbed from Bluebird disc]: commercial recordings of the Kitsilano Boys Band. TRACK 2 [dubbed from home recording]: Off-air radio broadcast recordings of the Kitsilano Boys Band.;
Lead me gently home ; Life in the Finland woods
Listening is fun : music marches on
SUMMARY: Children's educational program about march music, with excerpts from well-known marches, including the recently composed "The United Nations March". [Side 2: Blank.];
SUMMARY: SIDE 1 & 2: Movement III of the Stanley Park Suite, composed by __ Moorhouse.;
Major General George Pearkes, M.P.
SUMMARY: Radio talk by Progressive Conservative M.P. George Pearkes (Nanaimo).;
RECORDED: [location unknown], 1982-11-18 SUMMARY: TRACK 1: In an interview with Tom Hood, Max Edgar discusses his career with CN communications, beginning in September 1918. He originally worked with Canadian Northern on the Prairies as assistant agent at Lloydminster; he discusses his experiences there. Then he worked for CN telegraph on the Prairies. Eventually, he was transferred to Vancouver, where he worked for the CNR's radio service. Discusses setting up incoming network lines for the national jubilee broadcast in 1927. CNRV staff. Edgar's involvement with early network broadcasts. More on problems with the 1927 jubilee network broadcast. Installation of the CBC's low-power rebroadcast transmitters (LPRTs) in the 1940s. Radio service on CNR trains. Dick Claringbull. The CNRV Porters. TRACK 2: Billy Browne. Sprott-Shaw Radio School, ca. 1930s. Miscellaneous topics.
SUMMARY: Radio talk by Vancouver mayor Charles Thompson.;
SUMMARY: "A fantasy for radio", written by Ernest G. Perrault and presented by Thunderbird Theatre. Main actors are George Barnes, John Fish, Mary Chadwick, Joan Basted, and George Campbell.;
Meet Mr. Climax : [part 1 only]
SUMMARY: Duplicate of SD0241:0019 side 1.;
Membership promotion : radio spots
My dream and I ; Little white house on the hill
My wife, my life ; Winter blue