
Episodes
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1. Macbeth
25 Sept 1955
To usurp the throne of Scotland, Macbeth and his wife murder King Duncan.
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2. The Black Bonspiel of Wullie McCrimmon
9 Oct 1955
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3. Take to the Woods
16 Oct 1955
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4. Betrayal
23 Oct 1955
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5. A Soviet Portrait
30 Oct 1955
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6. The Woman Who Came to Stay
6 Nov 1955
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7. S1.E7 ∙ La Boheme
13 Nov 1955
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8. The Hand and the Mirror
20 Nov 1955
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9. Symphony of Movement: Moods and Variations
27 Nov 1955
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10. Hedda Gabler
4 Dec 1955
Trapped in a suffocating marriage to a minor academic, Hedda Gabler is only too keen to meet her former lover, a controversial writer.
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11. Double Bill
11 Dec 1955
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12. S1.E12 ∙ The Philanderer
18 Dec 1955
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13. The House by the Stable/Grab and Grace
25 Dec 1955
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14. Edwina Black
1 Jan 1956
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15. Goodbye, Young Man
8 Jan 1956
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16. When Soft Voices Die
15 Jan 1956
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17. The Marriage Of Figaro
29 Jan 1956
*Note: Presented as a Special Canadian Production on CBC Folio television on January 29, 1956, at 10 pm. Also on CBC Radio on January 25, 1956, at 7:30 pm.
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18. The Lady And The Logger
5 Feb 1956
Directed by Norman Campbell
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19. Katherine Dunham
12 Feb 1956
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20. The Medium
19 Feb 1956
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21. The Public Prosecutor
26 Feb 1956
[21] CBC Folio: THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR 26Feb1956 Adapted by Len Peterson Play by Fritz Hochwalder
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22. Anne of Green Gables
11 Mar 1956
Adapted by Donald Harron Lyrics by James Costigan Music by Norman Campbell a musical dramatization of L.M. Montgomery's 'Anne of Green Gables'. Orchestra and chorus conducted by Gordon Kushner Choreography by Gladys Forrester
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23. The Small Rain
18 Mar 1956
The story about the impact of a self-confident young man on a group of dissatisfied, neurotic people. Play by Lister Sinclair Cast: Barry Morse Suzanne Finlay Gerald Sarracini Phyllis Stewart Jonathan White ..... Edmond Alene Kamins ........ Eunice Synopsis:
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24. [24] CBC Folio: DARLING CORIE
25 Mar 1956
folk opera by Elie Siegmeister Chorus and orchestra conducted by Victor Feldbrill Cast: Roma Butler On the same program will be "The Rake's Progress", a study of six etchings by William Hogarth, written by Prof. Stanley Read of the University of British Columbia.
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25. [25] CBC Folio: THE HAUNTED POST OFFICE / THE FACE OF CANADA
15 Apr 1956
Play by Lister Sinclair Essay "The Face of Canada" by Harry Boyle Directed by Harvey Hart Narrator Harry Boyle (The Face of Canada) Cast: Hugh Webster Ruth Springford David Gardner Norman Etltinger Douglas Rain Eric House
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26. [26] CBC Folio: THE TRIAL AT ROUEN
22 Apr 1956
Opera by Norman Dello Joio Synopsis: The story centers on Joan of Arc's trial for heresy and witchcraft.
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27. [27] CBC Folio: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST
29 Apr 1956
Adapted by John Bethune Play by Oscar Wilde Directed by Andrew Allan Cast: Lloyd Bochner ........ John Worthing Elizabeth Cole ........ Miss Prism Barry Morse ............ Algernon Moncrieff Charmion King ....... Gwendolyn Fairfax Eric House ............. Canon Chasuble Toby Robins ........... Cecily Cardew John Hardinge ........ Merriman Tony Van Bridge ..... Lane
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28. [28] CBC Folio: THE TRIAL
6 May 1956
Written by Franz Kafka Synopsis: Story of a man victimized by circumstances beyond his control.
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29. [29] CBC Folio: THE WIDOW OF THE MISSISSAGI
13 May 1956
Written by Len Peterson Directed by Esse W. Ljungh Cast: Monique Miller ......... Widow John Drainie ........ Pipineau Ed McNamara ........ Jim Fred Diehl ......... Louis Joe Austin ....... Cook Hugh Webster ....... Short Legs Paul Kligman ........... Boris Murray Westgate ......... Red Jon Granik ........ Steve Frank Peddie ....... Cruel Face Jeremy Wilkin ......... Johnson
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30. [30] CBC Folio: PIRATES OF PENZANCE
20 May 1956
(90 min)(final episode of season 1) Produced by Norman Campbell Musical by Gilbert and Sullivan Directed by Godfrey Ridout Cast: Roma Butler Robert Reic
Folio Season 1: quick answers
How many episodes are in Folio Season 1?
Season 1 of Folio has 30 episodes.
When did Folio Season 1 come out?
Season 1 premiered on 25 Sept 1955.