[78-L] QUESTION FOR dl

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Here’s a couple - on CJBC at 9 AM, “Music in the Morning” used Brahms’ 1st Symphony, at 8:30 on CBL, “ Musical March Past” used “Sabre and Spurs”, school broadcasts used “Academic Festival Overture”. As was mentioned a few weeks ago, “Sargent Preston” used “Donna Diana Overture” and the “Lone Ranger” used - (now what WAS the name of that piece?). I think the Lux Radio Theatre used the finale of Swan Lake. In the late ‘50s, CFRB had a program called “Music in HiFi at 10PM that played the end of “Marche Slav” as a theme, and either CHFI or CFRB had a classical show that used  “My life is Love and Joy”. Later, CHFI’s overnight classics show used Rachmaninoff’s second Symphony slow mvt. 





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> On Dec 6, 2020, at 18:31, David Lennick <dplennick at yahoo.com.invalid> wrote:
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> 'Smiles' was used only in the early years..here's the Happy Gang's regular theme from a late 40s program (CBC and for a while picked up in the States by Mutual). 
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> https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZXV267ZBcQzWr744UJF4GNnlFsfV8nFEgp7
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> dl
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> ---------- Original Message ----------
> From: kil at roadrunner.com.invalid
> Date: December 6, 2020 at 5:59 PM
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> Great David, just what I was looking for.
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> And thanks also to Graham and Donna. I take it that "The Happy Gang"
> used SMILES as their theme with special lyrics. Did that hold true for
> most of the years they were on the air?
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> RayK
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> -----------------------------------------From: "David Lennick"
> "Just Mary" used In A Clock Store. "Maggie Muggins" used The Kerry
> Dance. Daily farm broadcasts used Country Gardens. A short-lived
> program c. 1949 called Alan 'n' Me used The Grasshopper's Dance. Young
> deejay Peter Jennings used "The Beachcomber" (Boosey & Hawkes 78) on
> "Peter's Program. Max Ferguson (as himself and as old Rawhide) used
> this great George Barnes version of Clarinet Polka.
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> David,
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> Are you still out there?
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> Can you think of any themes from early Canadian radio programs? I
> would say 1950s and back. They can be songs or classical or
> semi-classical pieces. The more familiar, the better. Drama or comedy
> programs would be best, but perhaps also music programs, if the
> themes
> were long-running and familiar. I figured you would know a couple
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> from memory. Thanks.
> 
> RayK
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