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-Love Productions Ltd, purveyors:
of -Capitol-distributed  Daffodii

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Festival Notes
: one. eee eee
Entries closed on February
15, 1974 and judging from the
wide'area covered and the in-
crease in entries over last year
theFeatlval continues its.

growth along with the rest of the
Pacific Northwest. oo

ferent sections as follows:
‘Speech Aris: at Cassie Hall,
Vocal at Clarence Michiel,.
Instrumental at the Vocational
School and, Parkside Primary
School; Piano at the ‘Leclure
'* Theatre in Caledonia School,
“This year, there is an increase The final concert will be held on
of 118-entries over and above Saturday, April 27th in’ the
1973. The area breakdown is as auditorium at Skeena Secon-
’ follows; “Terrace. 480, Kitimat dary’ School at 8 p.m. _
203,.":Prince Rupert 160, ~ Students coming ta
Smithers’8, Hazelton’ 13, Kit from other towns are asked to
-wanga18, and Burns Lkae 3. :. advise: the Secretary of their
- The, Festival bas engaaged | whereabouts in case they need
Capt FM. McLeod of Calgary to be contacted. ‘ ;
the assist in the‘adjudication of © Sanne eee
Bandand listrumental classes. NATIONAL FINALS
Capt. .-NeLeod is a native af One of the functions of the
Vancouver .and.did--his early Festival is to. choose out-
“studying there. After serving as standing students to .go fo
-a Batidmaster in the Canadian Vancouver. to compete In the
Army. during World War IT he Provincial finals, which area
-relurned to London, England to preliminary to the National
titive Festival of Music

‘

Terrace &

Britian and Europe. “Woodvwin:
Robert Lowry, who currently is
associate conductor of the Sioux
City lowa Municipal Band and
finally for Brass Dr. James ‘W.
Dunlop, Professor of Music
Education at he Pennsylvania
State Universily.

i. es
MONTREAL: On tour, here's Julien
Clerc, furred owner of the mass-cir-
culation face and the sell-out voice,
with Capitol’s Tremblay and Desiar-

ine

* aeross Canada, and KINGSTON by
"Joe Probst which uncavered a coun-

Records, are enjoying the fruits of

* their mdst successful year.in busi-

ness, and ara‘poised for an_out-
standing ‘74. Te Se!
Datfodi} can claim ten Canadian:
content singles out of the fifteen °
they released during the year—not
bad for a company that turned a
profit; Of these, COUSIN MARY by
Fiudd has proved to ve the hottest.
Itssuccess whetted the appetites of
a number of U.S. companies, and.

- mow that the bargaining is over, the

single will be coming out on Sire

- Records for the pleasure of Ameri:

cat ear owners, As well it is being

released in Australia and New Zea-

land, also on the Dattadil label.
Other notable single successes

a this year were A Foot in Coldwater's
" LOVE (S COMING which enhanced -

the group's steadilygrowing stature

try audience for this German-born
Canadian singer. Py

Daffodil's licensed artists include
Spain's Waldo De Los Rios, whose

, this year for sales in excess of

continue studies in music,- He
graduated: from - the . Royal
‘Military. School. of .Music,
Kneller. Hall,-in. 1950, and. then

_the Canadian’ Armed Forces

until his retirement in 1965. _ He
.- has. been: active as a -clincian
‘cand: adjudicator -for- over 20

‘served as-Director of Music in’

is held at. the Canadian

which.

National Exhibition. The dates

for thisyear are August lath and .
15th, 1974. Students successful ”

in. the Vanequver competilion

are sent-on to Toronlo to.take 3

“part along with students fram
all over -Canada, The ad-

’ 60,000 units.. And Waldo's latest,

“Operas.” is already naarly halfway
: there
lease: 0 2 UR oe :

‘Dalfodil also has the rights to the
legendary British: catalogue of. Int-
mediate Records and has been able
to export these historic: recordings

after only two months of re-

exposure on the country’s airwaves

and augurred well for the future of
this dynamic, 8

“For the new year things look
bright indeed for Canada’s leading
progressive indie, The first quarter
of '74-will see the release ol a sec-
ond: Daffodit LP. {rom Flude, -re-
corded this yaar at. The Manor in
England, “Hang On To Your Resist:
ance,” the album dabut of Coch.
rana issiated for February. A fourth
classical album from Waldo De Los
Rios, this one entitled “Concertos,”
is expected in March. And the sec-
ond album from Christmas should
be réleased in April, and willbe “the

-. surprise of the year" according to

Love President Frank Davies.
Davies was also optimistic about
his cornpany's. publishing arms, -

Freewheeled Music (CAPAC) and
Love-Lies-Bleeding Music (BMI).
Both ol-these will be expanding un

; - der the directidn. of the well-known
publisher, Franklin Boyd. whose®
i company has become: Love's new
“Sintfanias’. and *“Mozartmania™ ates ann

were both certified Canadian: gold

‘sentaliva, and includes the music
of Crowbar.and King Biscult Boy.
Other major projects for the new

tyaar inclide the. finalizing of ar:

rangements for the third’ A Feet fr
Coldwater album, to be recorded in
the U.S., and the releasa of fifleen
more albums from the Immediate.
(UK) series.as U.S. sales: of this
product continue to grow. Love is
also preparing to export Immediate
product to Europa through EMI
Scandinavia. oot

-: GROWBAR CLASSICS

The latest release fram Dalfodit is

a compilation of choice cuts from

Crowbar's early days as Canadian

boogie kings. 100 proot distilled es-

sence of Crowbar taken from their:
three Daffodil albums, “Bad. Man-

ors,” “Heavy Duty,'!.and the gold

live album, “Larger Than Life." *

Inside its eye-grabbing black and
white. sleave, "Crowbar Classics"
contains two sides of unrelenting,
rock ‘n*. roll-culminating in Crow:
bar's classic: classic OH WHAT A
FEELING! What.a ‘rush! Memories
are made of this. no

Toronta-based publishing. repre:

‘ judicators> for ‘the. National
Festival this year. will’ be as
follows: . Solo Voice, Cecil
Cope, Director af Music,
. Michael Hall, Forest Row,
Sussex, England. Piano: Nigel

* years‘in-Western Canada’ and
also {s:a regular examiner for
_the Western Board of Music, of
Which “he; is. also acting &s
“Secretary.’ Capt, McLeod is’
‘presently.on the staff of the”
- Department - of, Music,
University of Calgary. ‘al the Royal Academy of Music,
eo : London Strings: - Michael
Davis, who is associated with
Yehudi Menubin with whom he
plays chamber music in Great

“LOCATIONS FOR CLASSES
Various schools ‘in the area:
been allotled ‘to the cif-

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"WHY DO DOGS TURN AROUND

Coxe, Former professor piano,.

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TORONTO: Sam “The Record Man”
Sniderman flanked by staffers, with
Star Grite supersalesman John
Toews who wauld deal you the shirt
off his back. -

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_* Pierre Berton, an whose best-
sellers The National:-Dream,
and The Last Spike, the CBC-TY

- series The National Dream is

rangement. with. Peters Inter:
national {nc. of New York. :
1973 was capped by the release
of YOU'RE. DRIVING ME CRAZY
(FAITH HEALERS) —the first single -

‘The National -

then the sound equipment froze.

And then just as éyerything
was going well a train appeared
-and we had lo scurry’ off’the’

“Its. habit inherited from

> BEFORE LYING DOWN?

while (ramping down grass on which ta make a beds

their ancestors who did this

the mountains: -The wind was so
bad onthe plains of Alberta thal
it literally -drowned ‘out all
sound and.’. my. hidden

Dream __

shouting distance of the Trans-
Canada -Highway!*. Time and
again otherwise" perfect takes

were. spoiled ¢ by. the ‘sudden ©

“The sale of 39 episodes of the
CBC-tv. series, The Beach-
combers, .{o the. Australian
Broadcasting Commission was
announced ‘today by A.H.
Partridge, - CBC English
‘Division. Head of ‘Fareign
Relations and Export Sales,

The Beacheombers, which
stars well known. actor Bruno

. Gerussi, made its debut ‘on CBC |

television October |, 1872. Now
in its second season, the series

has risen lo a top position in .

audience ratings, with an
audience of well over three
million, putting it in... the
‘pragkel' as .the Partridge
Family and, M.A.8.H. :

. In survey conducted. for the
CBC, with 2,000 respondents
across the country, il was found
‘that 21 percent of all English.
speaking Canadians, 12 and
over, waleched the Janaury 27
episode of The Beachcombers,
for a total of 2,670,000. Past

“Specializing in

- Beachcombers

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- BBM Bureau of Measurement...
research figures .Indicate:Ahat :-
approximately 750,000 children *.-.>
under’ 12 waleh .-the ; Beach- °°
combers. : -

Produced by Philip Kealley:
CBC. Vancouver, .the’=.Begen-. -
“combers Is filmed on locationat.
Gibsons, . B.C.,.-a coastal
recreation and fishing villaue,’.
‘juat ‘a few minutes’, seaplane
ide’ from downtown Vane ~.

Tr
COUVERS AY
. Cast memebers in addition. to
Beuno.Gerussi, who.plays'log :
salvager Nick Adoinidas,;are
Rae Brown as Molly:Carmody,

Hugh and Margarel-Carmody,""
Molly’s grandchildren}, Pat. *
John as Jessie Jim, and Robert
Clothier as Relie,.) | rs. 59%

The Australian Broadcasting
Commission plang to Telecast
The Beachcombers . series
beginning in May. eo.

Strack. . For one reason. or

’ microphone had to be masked.

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For me, the making of The ol
problem, of ‘the wird ‘on’ th

National’ Dream, was 4

‘slimulating and rewarding
 pxperience.. 00. arco
It is not always so when

_, printed. work Is transferred to
? the screen, Often “erfouph’ an

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4 auther scarcely recognizes MiSana.

-, own child. But in my, case, the
_Stransformation has. -been
/ painless. -My
-:-been' followed ¢” faithiully.*" No”
“ atlempt has. been made to twist
or distort -history:. ‘The, major
_© characters look very:much lke: ©
‘their historical counterparts -
and, whenever possible, they
use the exact wards recorded at.

tary sequences, for. example, -”
use. verbatim Hansard: tran-.:
_seripts).”- Te

More than that, the making of”
: ‘Phe -National Dream has
allowed me lo take a fresh look
-al western Canada.’ “In the”
~ finished series. you will see me
standing on: the shoreline at

. Columbia coast, and on the very
lip of the foaming Kicking

perched on a.rock overhanging: :

The Fraser canyon’and on (he

glare ice of Lake Superior in 22
below weather, You will see me
‘al Rideau Hall in Ottawa, in a
. yook cul on the Canadian Shield,
on the parched prairie not lar

Pass in the Selkirks and at the
" Yellowhead in the Rockies.
 Over.a period of about a year
: J travelled several times across
Canada loa variety of authentic
localions for:some 80 on-screen
appearances. © .
cll wasn't always a joy ride.
North - of Lake: Superior, in-
January, 1973, when’ lhe tem:
perature dropped ‘lo 54 degrees
. ‘they had ‘te
warm my lips with hot coffee

“then the‘eamera froze. An

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Nevertheless, Angus McWhistle
the-ime. (AI the parliamen- °, Was asked: to. audition and. .
Seeks wa. prove his talent was genuine. Jr

the words of -one skeptic, : We
wanted: him’ to: pul"hia navel
where his mouth was!""- That’s

Bute: Inlet,: far. up the British ;

’ Horse River. You will see me. -

sat Cartier's grave in’ Montreal,.. . 4

from. Calgary, at the’.Roger’ —

- before the wards emerged. And:

with'layers of foam plast, And
then; al: one point, T found 1
couldn't stand: upright in the °
gale... |, we
“Tn the ‘mountains we-had a”
different kind of sound problem. :

We were trying to simulate the’.
conditions of the 1880s within

another we had to do’ 13--dif-
ferent lakes ofthe same -
sequence thal- day’ before: ur
producer. Jim, Murray “was
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