Sponsor (July-Dec 1951)

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lian programing resembles U, S. in quality, formats t: Canada version is "C.I.L. Stars Tomorrow" Mystery: Canadian taste runs to shows like "Sherlock" Soap opera: weeper above is Rinso's "Brave Voyage" polls; above, Wes McKnight, CFRB, Toronto Comedy: Records, humor with m.c. Harrison, CFCF, Mont. Special events: CFOS, Owen Sound, visit country fair a touch of envy, and so they are driven more strenuously to take pride in their own national achievements. Jim Matthews, radio director and account executive. James Fisher Advertising Agency. Toronto, explained this cultural schizophrenia to sponsor this way: "When dealing with Mr. Average Canadian, you are dealing with an enigma. He is a man devoid of all the outward patriotic zeal displayed by his American cousins. Yet he is deadly serious about problems and emergencies affecting the well-being of his country. Probably one of the main reasons for this seeming national lethargy is a pronounced lack of showmanship on the part of Canadian statesmen. Scan the list of Canadian political personalities and you will find [Please turn to page 66) Home talent: Westinghouse uses Canadian Wright Chorus U.S. talent: T. Dorsey big hit at CKY, Winnipeg 27 AUGUST 1951 49