We present two fifteen-minute shows from our Made in Canada file. First, from February 24, 1961, we hear Rawhide. The episode is called “Max Ferguson Spoofs Fluoride.” We follow that with an episode of Tommy Hunter and His Pals.
From our Canadians Abroad file, we hear an episode from the Adventures of Christopher London, starring Glenn Ford, who was born not far from Quebec City.

We present two fifteen-minute shows from our Made in Canada file. First, from February 24, 1961, we hear Rawhide. The episode is called “Max Ferguson Spoofs Fluoride.” We follow that with an episode of Tommy Hunter and His Pals. From our Canadians Abroad file, we hear an episode from the Adventures of Christopher London, starring Glenn Ford, who was born not far from Quebec City.

Rawhide, Tommy Hunter and His Pals, and the Adventures of Christopher London

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Rawhide, Tommy Hunter and His Pals, and the Adventures of Christopher London

Rawhide, Tommy Hunter and His Pals, and the Adventures of Christopher London