new compositions
In an olfort to create new
miusle for string quartet, the
American Broadcasting Company's
“Kine Arts Quartet” in offering
Prize of $400 for the best manu.

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th Canada. Listeners are jnvited
to wend in aubjocts for argument,
‘much au “ia the red atop light above
or below the yellow on a traffic
‘ignal?", “Who owns the North
Pole." ote,

Emch day five subjects are se-|
lected for broadcast, and from
them Gisele will propose the argu.
ments, and while Métonors argue
the point, shell entertain with
snuale and song, She will then ive

Veript submitted to them. the correct answer and announoy
The competition is open to reat) the name of the #ender,
dents of the United States ai Tho author of each argument
Canada. Final date for submission | Used receives a giant package of
‘of manuscripts is March 31, avi.) Surf and five dollars, To add to
Further particulara of the con. the fun, a “dally double” In pro-
test may be obtained trom Rex
tm worth double prize,
Maupin, music director. of the Fi
Anierican Brvadeasting Company,| Already a favourite with Cana.
20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago | M4" Msteners, Glacle will be tal
fe Ing on her first commentating
RW fa task with “Let's Start an Argu-

- ment.” Originaly a student of tho
Favourite Story

violin, Glacle was firat discovered
Dancer, choreographer, showman} to be a singer of extraordinary
Jerome Robbins chooses as his

styling and personality in 1946,
Favourite Story John Kier Cross’ Sinco then sho hax been a feat.
Unforgettable “Glass Eye," tonight ured entertainer, and has won a
on CKWX at 9 o'clock. claim as a star In the Normandie
As usual, Ronald Colman Is host. in Montreal and Winston's \in
Woven around the background of Toronto.
the theatre—emotions are bared he
{i @ drama of reat life In ono of| Mystery Series
eepeseeeteapenectul stories ever a5 vataciest, Frank Rabo,
; aco writer of mystery stories, will
cA be appearing over CKNW very
wursday evening, 7:30 to 8 p.m,
Canada’s favourite songstress, Wednesday ovenings “The Man
Seen ‘D0 he heard With a Story” Ix another mys:
GEWX Sho takes over tho ences | ‘°"Y thriller over CKNW.
spot-on the new program “Let's - 5
Start an Argument,” which start.’ Eric Nicol
ed on CKWX, Monday, November Nicol, Nicol, who's got
z Nicol?” might well be sald
Gisele will lend her distinctive| not only of the momentary diffi-
volee and song stylings to a pro-| culties of tho times but also of

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