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Each show will present English and French â€" speaking performers, and production will be shared by program and technical staffs of both CBC tv networks. Some of the most scintillating entertainment talent in French and English â€" speaking Canada will be featured on CBC tv this season in four hourâ€"long variety shows to be seen simuiltaneousiy on tne CBU‘s Frenca and Engâ€" lish networks. CBC Debuts Bilingual Series First Hourâ€"Long Special on Sunday TOP STARS from both Englishâ€"speaking and Frenchâ€"speaking Canada will be seen this season in four bilingual oneâ€"hour variety programs to be carried simultaneously onâ€"both the English and French television networks of the CBC. On locaâ€" tion in Montreal for a scene from the first Show from Two Cities (French title is Deux villes se rencontrent) are Lise LaSalle (left) of Montreal and Shirley Harmer of Toronto. hisshow will be seen on Sunday, Nov. 17. The production of the series is being shared by programs. and. technical staffs of both networks: . . ; Keynote of the first show, says Hudson, is *"warmth, glamour and fun", with some humorous Jooksâ€"at Canadjar_listory. These include ‘The Keal Story of How Laura Secord Got Through, The Meeting of Woife and Montcalm, and How Torontp Was Founded. The program opens with a lively. number featuring Lise Laâ€" Salle, Pierre: Theriault, Shirley Harmer _and Bill. Cole, with the Gino ~Silvi Octet..Comediennes Barbara Hamilton and Monique Leyrac will be seen in a slice of comedy combining the styles for which each is famous; singer Renee Claude offers a number called Night Life in Montreal. Don Gillies is featured in a dance designed especially for him, followed by A Tour of Torâ€" onto in which Bill Cole and Shirâ€" onto, and outdoor shots were filmed in Torogto And â€"Monteal, including a segmeut showing parts of Montreal‘s elegant new Place des Arts. g Don Hudson says: ‘In all my years of producing with CBC tv 1 have never be}m so enthusiasâ€" tic about an assignment. A Show From Two Cities is more than a oncâ€"hour ‘special‘. It is truly Deux villes se renconmtrent (Two Cities Brought Together). I can‘t overstate my delight with the talent‘ and charm of all the. French â€" Canadian artists‘. 2287 King St. E., Kitchener Opposite Newâ€" A&P Store Open daily 2 a.m. â€" 6 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 9 am. â€" 9 p.m. Phone $42â€"6341 The first show has been writâ€" ten mostly by Don Hudson, with special material in French supâ€" plied ~by Gerald. Tasse. Studio scenes were videotaped in Torâ€" The orchestra will be conductâ€" ed by Lucio Agostini. 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There is A Tour Among the men, I was most impressed with Bill Koski as Sammy Fong. Jim Hobson, as Wang Ta was quite adequate, but the role of Ta gives little real chance to the actor to be outstanding. However the person who really caught my eye, had not a word to speak in the entire play. She was Pat Eby, the dancer to whom choreographer Gillies seems to have given his best steps. Small and pretty, Miss Eby has that certain quality which makes an audâ€" ience watch her every movement whenever she is onâ€" stage. She makes a fine evening really wonderful. n z0 _% _ C it 1ING EVET ‘This is the first time that the Operatic Society has imported a professional to handle the directing chores and it seems to have paid off hud.on:y as they have mounted a th hly pleasing, if not always, exciting production. Mr. Gflliu’ talent shows off to best advanâ€" tage in the danced prologue, the Chop Suey number and the dream ballet. Among the leads, I found the girls were especially strong, particularly Pam Fernie, as the night club singâ€" er and dancer, Linda Low. Barbara Wolfond, as Helen Choa, brought a wonderful plaintive voice to the role of the lovesick seamstress, and Shirley Strauss sang the part of Mei Li very well, although I found her not quite shy enough as the picture bride. This could be fault of direction. moments of the Twin City Operatic Society‘s productâ€" ion of the W&B:mmb-llold- nulursl""lon- er Drum Song" are due more to the talent of choreoâ€" grapher Gillies than that of director Gillies. NAPOLEON â€" B Nov. 21, 22, 23 "Tickets on sale at: Goudies Schendels ie Geo. Kadwells * w.u.c.â€" r44esam We Welcome Twinâ€"City Residents OUR TOWN â€" By McClelland LI‘L PEDRO â€" By de la Torre MOCO â€" By Barley Waterloo University College The Broadway . Musical Li‘l Abner W.L.UV Theatre Auditorium 15 p.m. of Montreal with Lise | Pierre Theriault, Shirley er and Bill Cole. 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