"No one ever knew what it was about" said another contributor. It was actually a pretty good early attempt at educational TV, with conversations and stories designed for the audience to learn French. Very friendly and comfortable.
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| Hélène Baillargeon | ... |
Hélène (1959-1973)
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Madeline Kronby | ... |
Louise (1959-1973)
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Florence Schreiber | ... |
Puppeteer for suzie the mouse
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- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) (1959) (Canada) (tv)
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An unusual attempt to promote Canadian unity by exposing English-speaking children to French language conversation. This show ran between the immensely popular children's shows "The Friendly Giant" and "Mr. Dressup". No one ever knew what the show was about since it was exclusively in French, a language unknown to the vast majority of its viewers who were anxious not to miss the start of "Mr. Dressup". Written by David Badger |
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