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There were fears of a riot this week as fashionable hosiery finally returned to the shelves. - Radio, 0:23
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Feb. 24, 1946
A run on nylons
Radio
0:23
What do women want? In 1945, CBC broadcasters were asking that question — at least in terms of radio and television programming. As the Second World War ended and Canada's postwar boom began, happy homemakers heard Kate Aitken's cold remedy or tips on how to make a pizza pie. But as the cheery '50s got on, women listeners requested more intelligent programming. They began to learn about setting up a theatre company and hear frank discussion about what going through a divorce was really like.
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Topic spans: 1945-1969
A Woman's Place: Programming for the Modern Homemaker
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7 radio clips
<em>Take 30</em> goes across the pond to survey the fashion and music scene in swingin' London. - Television, 13:56
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Oct. 7, 1966
Adrienne and Paul in London town
Television
13:56
For these women having their colours "done," clothes shopping will never be the same again. - Television, 8:00
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March 13, 1983
Are you an autumn or a spring?
Television
8:00
Boys and girls want plain blue jeans and mothers want good value for new school clothes. - Television, 1:39
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Aug. 21, 1973
Back-to-school shopping in '73
Television
1:39
A beauty expert shows how you can improve your skin by applying a mask made from everyday food products. - Television, 9:04
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Oct. 31, 1960
Beauty begins in the kitchen
Television
9:04
Foundation garment trends, and how spandex can help you achieve today's figure. - Television, 11:52
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Feb. 28, 1963
Bras and girdles: Having a good foundation
Television
11:52
No more gams and garbs, talent shows or swimsuit competitions. - Television, 2:49
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Jan. 3, 1992
Farewell, Miss Canada
Television
2:49
Forget the glamour gals — it's cute-as-a-button Suzy from next door who's turning the heads of ex-soldiers. - Radio, 2:27
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Feb. 24, 1946
Feminine curves are back
Radio
2:27
The focus is on French fashions as Kate Aitken broadcasts from the City of Light. - Radio, 14:23
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March 31, 1950
Kate Aitken: Mrs. A in Paris
Radio
14:23
The hottest clothes on runways in 1973 feature shorter hem lines, soft, sensual fabrics and the label of Canada's top designer. - Television, 2:46
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March 7, 1979
Leo Chevalier means Canadian chic
Television
2:46
A new generation of fur coats is about to hit the market and be all the rage. - Radio, 3:15
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June 3, 1949
Nylon fur coats introduced
Radio
3:15
Famous London fashion designer Hardy Amies describes the radically different look in women's clothes in 1947. - Radio, 3:09
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Oct. 12, 1947
Softer shoulders, fuller skirts
Radio
3:09
In 1954, the first all-Canadian fashion show is staged in Montreal. - Radio, 2:09
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Sept. 9, 1954
What is Canadian fashion?
Radio
2:09
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