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Sansei writer Eddie Iwata explores the Asian American
10 -minutes per -.day, accord- - ■ The ' screen, , in vivid ^color.
•
and fashion,; influences -the
Nielson
commerce,” : says ing
critics contend that the - Holly opinions, attitudes ' and ; even
of. current' programs for ABC wood image-makers have an hehavior of all but the* most
Entertainment. "We must be ray the country’s ethnic, and jaded. It focuses its broad
spotlight on - selected subjects,
able to- get ah' audience to
Television and movies, call conferring^ status ■ — ' both
ou r' show a nd then be able
ed/, “the most potent-asocial good and bad — on young
to-keep it there.” . ; - However," because of tele- weapons ever' devised” by and' old, Black and White.z
Moreover, when the images
.in. one observer, are by far the
ov e rw h elm i n g
vision’s
fluence* (.sets exist in 72.9 m o s t p o p.u la r m ode of, e n t ep of minorities'--have traditionalBarney million homes and are turned ta'inment and . information in
Hawaii . Five-O
Continued from page 2
Miller,” , and syndicated re on ap^ average of six hours, the country.
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By EDDIE IWATA
“Star Trek.”
-Despite- his success- on
A,, comprehensive 1979 re/ “Happy Days,” when veteran
actor -Pat Morita was /offered
iPen nsylva nia’ s
An n e nberg
a leading rale in “^
and
School of' Communications,
Tina,” .ABC’s shorlived 1976
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
in collaboration ' with The
„ comedy, he leaped at the
"Mken;k
: (/k/'k-'k"' k-/kk''k.'/
" 'kkk? k
Screen Actors Guild, shows
• • (opportunity.
1 .from 1970-76 Asians cbm ’ ' TORONTO, ONT.
VOL. 45' — NO. 24
“Of course .I said yes,” says
TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1981
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Morita, “although" it didn’t in, / primetime
television
quite pan out . . .'we just had
'drama. Only 1.3% played
Daughter of Dr. & Mrs. Toshio Nagai
too many obstacles.’’
m'aljpr characters.
Competition
with^ “The
■ And the trend has not im
proved over the. years. .-In
poorly conceived scripts and,
1.2%
Morita believes, undeveloped J971, for' instance,
characters all.. contributed to ma!jor characters^ were Asians,
and that figure - dropped to
the. show’s ■ downfall.
0.6% five years later*in 1976.
and Tina
Still, - “Mr.
Television’sneglect
of
/■ lingers in. the minds of Asian.
actors, producers and- other Asians is: consistent with. the
Hollywood - people g s. a vivid ; in d u stry’s / attitude ; .toward
LONDON, Ontario. — A and dedicated it to her par
can and other minorities and. women-. 15-year-old London girl has ents.
'
symbol
The
1
U.S.
Commission,
on
The book is published by.
cannot be done with the
recently published her first
Civil
Rights
1
concluded
in
i
979
the
image - on
Oriental
book; ’’Sigmund The , Moose •Kodanasha Publishing Service
WASHINGTON. — Sen. S.L
that white males continue ot
screen.
And The Five Pieces Of of Tokyo. The young author
Hayakawa
(R-Calif.)
says
7‘That show was so bad,”
A..
Nagai, and her parents originally
f-ruit”.
June
Reagan’s .
and -President . Ronald
says
independent -director, tv drama, constituting \ two- daughter lof Dr. and Mrs. hail
landslide last (November and
A
Gary
Shimokawa . (“Fish,” thirds of all characters.
Toshio Nagai, _ painted and have been living in London
the Republican majority in the
“All in the Family”) “that it - White females {24.1 % of created this childen’s book, for several years..
Senate have roused him to.
killed- the .chance for any all characters), and minority
new political life, But while
6th,er ..Asian shows after' it.” females (3.6%) were also
and
stereotyped; Nobuhiko Ushibd to speak on "World he’s ready to take the heat of
Actor Clyde Kusatsu, who lacking,
a tough re-election campaign1,
auditioned for the part of Mr- comic portrayals by minority Economy in the 1980^s" (at York Uiniv.
the
climate
around
the
f and complained to the pro males detracted from the fair
TORONTO- — As part, of York University’s 20th anniversary Capitol xstill makes him want
ducer about the stereotypical"'number of them who appear
celebrations, Glendon College is sponsoring “Lectures Series to doze.
role,-adds that “it reinforced on tv drama. •
on World Affairs.” On April 2nd, Thursjlay-from f,5 p.m. Mr.
(Further, minorities are. more,
“One of the things that req lot ;of old attitudes."''
Nobuhiko Ushiba will speak on “The World Economy in the
plly hit me hard about this
Nonetheless, ‘‘Mr.. T. and likely than whites to be cast' 1980’s” at York Hall. Admission is free.
.Tina,” - remains one of Holly as service workers in lowMr. Ushiba, isj? a former ambassador to the United- States climate ■— and other Califor
wood’s rare television shows status jobs, in : contrast to and'Canada, held many senior diplomatic and cabinet posts, nians have complained about
. 'or feature, films showcasing adult white ■ males .playing including-Minister of State- for External Economic Affairs this .-— is that we- are not
an Asian in a major part; and businessmen; doctors, lawyers, 1971-78. Glendon College, is located at 2275 Bayview Avenue used to central heating,” the
(at Lawrence). 1
s
v
74-year old Canadian-born
the, great majority of Asian, etc. :
/ ■;k: k w k
“Beyond a doubt,” says
semanticist said in a recent
actors would have; given a
interview.
limb .for the exposure. . If-it s Sumi Haru, KTLA television
a question . of work, they host and' chairman of SAG’.s- He didn’t mention whether
fellow Californian Reagan /is
should, take the role,” conce ethnic minorities committee,
"there’s .a dire lack or roles
one of those who shares the
.-des Shimokawa.
.'problem, but he credits one
Still today, rn any ^critics -for non-white persons.”
But can the multi-billion
thing they have in common
' assert that the plight of Asian
in
untibthey
met
The
man,
who
PARIS.
— senior age —- with giving
actors. and actresses and the dollar television, and movie
in
front
of
the
the
studio
piloted
the
plane
that
dropp
him new hope for, a second /
slanted depiction of Asian industry be- blamed for force
cameras.
term in 1982, even as some
characters by the film Indus-- feeding us the Robert Wagners ed the 'atomic bomb -on Hiro
agreed
to
-shake
The
nun
and Suzanne Somers' that, glut shima a n d o nes of t h e s u rviof the state’s biggest politic
hands
with
vors
of
the
holocaust
have
al stars are lining up against
since Fu* Manchus, Charlie prime-time? her,
"At
the
risk
of
appearing
'shaken
hands
at
a
surprise
deNationwide viewers
Chbns and dragon ladies of
him.
'
a
little
cold
and
disagreemeeting
here.;
ethical responsibiltiy to portthe 1.930s and 40s.
■ “Age has an awful lot to
able
v
1
must
say
that
’
I
have
The
French
television'
net
’
mand
np
less
than
rugged,
”
It’s a familiar, dispute.
do with it,” he said during
work
TFI
separately
had
invitwhite
.
he-men
and
sexy
Asian actors fume that not.
(
an interview. “America is a
how regret, that act. I don’tblonde
women
to
stoke
their
enough parts are written for
country that makes a great
think
about
it.
”
/
a
nd
Nobuko
,
N
a
wa
ka
,
a
advertisers,
. them,^and the scant jobs that fantasies. And
deal of. youth.” But Reagan,
Asked
if
she
was
z
upset
at
Japanese
Roman
Catholic
are available reek of stereo whose bankrolls wield some
who is 70, has proved thatmeeting.
Tippets, ^Sister
influence,
and
networks
and
nuri,
tq_Paris
to
appear
on
a
type. Th e n etwo rks, studios
age is-no real issue, he said.
studios, who finance and pro- TV show recently linked to the Nobuko said, “No,' the whole
But :6n a number ofwidely
world is 'responsible”, for
duce
'
-the
naturally
pope
’
s
visit
to
Hiroshima,
the
.
shows,
- contend that using too many
what happened at Hiroshima.
Continued on page 2
minorities is economic suicide, crave the largest viewing j Neither knew the other would
, Sansei free-lance journalist a nd The marquee value .of re
Eddie Iwata today begins a cognizable white stars- .edges;
_ two-part examination of the out any social’concerns.
Beyond.- argument is.: the
Asian American image in the
entertainment industry. Iwata; fact that Asians' and other
an alumnus of California State minorities, year . after year,
University Long /Beach, is a remgi n underrepresented . on
frequent...-contributor... to ...The television and film. Through
Rafu ;Shimpo. His writing also put the 1970s, Asian-'Pacifies
_ has appeared in thelos Ange couId be / seen as continuing
cHaracters
on : “Quincy,”
les Times.'
audience.
.--“It’s < all
-
London girl, 15, writes
children's book "Sigmund the
Moose & the 5 Pieces of Fruit
Survivor of Hiroshimajmeets
pilot of Atomic bomb plane
10 -minutes per -.day, accord- - ■ The ' screen, , in vivid ^color.
•
and fashion,; influences -the
Nielson
commerce,” : says ing
critics contend that the - Holly opinions, attitudes ' and ; even
of. current' programs for ABC wood image-makers have an hehavior of all but the* most
Entertainment. "We must be ray the country’s ethnic, and jaded. It focuses its broad
spotlight on - selected subjects,
able to- get ah' audience to
Television and movies, call conferring^ status ■ — ' both
ou r' show a nd then be able
ed/, “the most potent-asocial good and bad — on young
to-keep it there.” . ; - However," because of tele- weapons ever' devised” by and' old, Black and White.z
Moreover, when the images
.in. one observer, are by far the
ov e rw h elm i n g
vision’s
fluence* (.sets exist in 72.9 m o s t p o p.u la r m ode of, e n t ep of minorities'--have traditionalBarney million homes and are turned ta'inment and . information in
Hawaii . Five-O
Continued from page 2
Miller,” , and syndicated re on ap^ average of six hours, the country.
runs of “Happy Days” and iiiiiimirmiiiiiitiHiiiHijiiiimiimmiiimiiiiiiiimiiriiiiiiiiiiimszmiifimiimitininmmHimHimsmmnmmni ’*
By EDDIE IWATA
“Star Trek.”
-Despite- his success- on
A,, comprehensive 1979 re/ “Happy Days,” when veteran
actor -Pat Morita was /offered
iPen nsylva nia’ s
An n e nberg
a leading rale in “^
and
School of' Communications,
Tina,” .ABC’s shorlived 1976
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
in collaboration ' with The
„ comedy, he leaped at the
"Mken;k
: (/k/'k-'k"' k-/kk''k.'/
" 'kkk? k
Screen Actors Guild, shows
• • (opportunity.
1 .from 1970-76 Asians cbm ’ ' TORONTO, ONT.
VOL. 45' — NO. 24
“Of course .I said yes,” says
TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1981
niiiiiiiiiiiHiiniiiniiEiimimnniirniiiiiiiiiiiiiii!in!iuiiii!Hmiii!mi!iiimnHi!Hniin?niiiiniiiiii5iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Morita, “although" it didn’t in, / primetime
television
quite pan out . . .'we just had
'drama. Only 1.3% played
Daughter of Dr. & Mrs. Toshio Nagai
too many obstacles.’’
m'aljpr characters.
Competition
with^ “The
■ And the trend has not im
proved over the. years. .-In
poorly conceived scripts and,
1.2%
Morita believes, undeveloped J971, for' instance,
characters all.. contributed to ma!jor characters^ were Asians,
and that figure - dropped to
the. show’s ■ downfall.
0.6% five years later*in 1976.
and Tina
Still, - “Mr.
Television’sneglect
of
/■ lingers in. the minds of Asian.
actors, producers and- other Asians is: consistent with. the
Hollywood - people g s. a vivid ; in d u stry’s / attitude ; .toward
LONDON, Ontario. — A and dedicated it to her par
can and other minorities and. women-. 15-year-old London girl has ents.
'
symbol
The
1
U.S.
Commission,
on
The book is published by.
cannot be done with the
recently published her first
Civil
Rights
1
concluded
in
i
979
the
image - on
Oriental
book; ’’Sigmund The , Moose •Kodanasha Publishing Service
WASHINGTON. — Sen. S.L
that white males continue ot
screen.
And The Five Pieces Of of Tokyo. The young author
Hayakawa
(R-Calif.)
says
7‘That show was so bad,”
A..
Nagai, and her parents originally
f-ruit”.
June
Reagan’s .
and -President . Ronald
says
independent -director, tv drama, constituting \ two- daughter lof Dr. and Mrs. hail
landslide last (November and
A
Gary
Shimokawa . (“Fish,” thirds of all characters.
Toshio Nagai, _ painted and have been living in London
the Republican majority in the
“All in the Family”) “that it - White females {24.1 % of created this childen’s book, for several years..
Senate have roused him to.
killed- the .chance for any all characters), and minority
new political life, But while
6th,er ..Asian shows after' it.” females (3.6%) were also
and
stereotyped; Nobuhiko Ushibd to speak on "World he’s ready to take the heat of
Actor Clyde Kusatsu, who lacking,
a tough re-election campaign1,
auditioned for the part of Mr- comic portrayals by minority Economy in the 1980^s" (at York Uiniv.
the
climate
around
the
f and complained to the pro males detracted from the fair
TORONTO- — As part, of York University’s 20th anniversary Capitol xstill makes him want
ducer about the stereotypical"'number of them who appear
celebrations, Glendon College is sponsoring “Lectures Series to doze.
role,-adds that “it reinforced on tv drama. •
on World Affairs.” On April 2nd, Thursjlay-from f,5 p.m. Mr.
(Further, minorities are. more,
“One of the things that req lot ;of old attitudes."''
Nobuhiko Ushiba will speak on “The World Economy in the
plly hit me hard about this
Nonetheless, ‘‘Mr.. T. and likely than whites to be cast' 1980’s” at York Hall. Admission is free.
.Tina,” - remains one of Holly as service workers in lowMr. Ushiba, isj? a former ambassador to the United- States climate ■— and other Califor
wood’s rare television shows status jobs, in : contrast to and'Canada, held many senior diplomatic and cabinet posts, nians have complained about
. 'or feature, films showcasing adult white ■ males .playing including-Minister of State- for External Economic Affairs this .-— is that we- are not
an Asian in a major part; and businessmen; doctors, lawyers, 1971-78. Glendon College, is located at 2275 Bayview Avenue used to central heating,” the
(at Lawrence). 1
s
v
74-year old Canadian-born
the, great majority of Asian, etc. :
/ ■;k: k w k
“Beyond a doubt,” says
semanticist said in a recent
actors would have; given a
interview.
limb .for the exposure. . If-it s Sumi Haru, KTLA television
a question . of work, they host and' chairman of SAG’.s- He didn’t mention whether
fellow Californian Reagan /is
should, take the role,” conce ethnic minorities committee,
"there’s .a dire lack or roles
one of those who shares the
.-des Shimokawa.
.'problem, but he credits one
Still today, rn any ^critics -for non-white persons.”
But can the multi-billion
thing they have in common
' assert that the plight of Asian
in
untibthey
met
The
man,
who
PARIS.
— senior age —- with giving
actors. and actresses and the dollar television, and movie
in
front
of
the
the
studio
piloted
the
plane
that
dropp
him new hope for, a second /
slanted depiction of Asian industry be- blamed for force
cameras.
term in 1982, even as some
characters by the film Indus-- feeding us the Robert Wagners ed the 'atomic bomb -on Hiro
agreed
to
-shake
The
nun
and Suzanne Somers' that, glut shima a n d o nes of t h e s u rviof the state’s biggest politic
hands
with
vors
of
the
holocaust
have
al stars are lining up against
since Fu* Manchus, Charlie prime-time? her,
"At
the
risk
of
appearing
'shaken
hands
at
a
surprise
deNationwide viewers
Chbns and dragon ladies of
him.
'
a
little
cold
and
disagreemeeting
here.;
ethical responsibiltiy to portthe 1.930s and 40s.
■ “Age has an awful lot to
able
v
1
must
say
that
’
I
have
The
French
television'
net
’
mand
np
less
than
rugged,
”
It’s a familiar, dispute.
do with it,” he said during
work
TFI
separately
had
invitwhite
.
he-men
and
sexy
Asian actors fume that not.
(
an interview. “America is a
how regret, that act. I don’tblonde
women
to
stoke
their
enough parts are written for
country that makes a great
think
about
it.
”
/
a
nd
Nobuko
,
N
a
wa
ka
,
a
advertisers,
. them,^and the scant jobs that fantasies. And
deal of. youth.” But Reagan,
Asked
if
she
was
z
upset
at
Japanese
Roman
Catholic
are available reek of stereo whose bankrolls wield some
who is 70, has proved thatmeeting.
Tippets, ^Sister
influence,
and
networks
and
nuri,
tq_Paris
to
appear
on
a
type. Th e n etwo rks, studios
age is-no real issue, he said.
studios, who finance and pro- TV show recently linked to the Nobuko said, “No,' the whole
But :6n a number ofwidely
world is 'responsible”, for
duce
'
-the
naturally
pope
’
s
visit
to
Hiroshima,
the
.
shows,
- contend that using too many
what happened at Hiroshima.
Continued on page 2
minorities is economic suicide, crave the largest viewing j Neither knew the other would
, Sansei free-lance journalist a nd The marquee value .of re
Eddie Iwata today begins a cognizable white stars- .edges;
_ two-part examination of the out any social’concerns.
Beyond.- argument is.: the
Asian American image in the
entertainment industry. Iwata; fact that Asians' and other
an alumnus of California State minorities, year . after year,
University Long /Beach, is a remgi n underrepresented . on
frequent...-contributor... to ...The television and film. Through
Rafu ;Shimpo. His writing also put the 1970s, Asian-'Pacifies
_ has appeared in thelos Ange couId be / seen as continuing
cHaracters
on : “Quincy,”
les Times.'
audience.
.--“It’s < all
-
London girl, 15, writes
children's book "Sigmund the
Moose & the 5 Pieces of Fruit
Survivor of Hiroshimajmeets
pilot of Atomic bomb plane
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, 4th Prize - Lady’s Opal Ring, R. TJchimaru 31=1 (RenRESTAURANT & TAVERN
forth Dr. - 019062
seated in ,1976.
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what Asians are like,” says
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Fra nk Kwan, long-time KNBC Asians are marketable." ‘ ,
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When
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White 'House meeting with
Sellers flop “The Fiendish ard Nights,” the 1979 Warner former President Jimmy Carter
Plot of Fu Manchu.’’
Bros. release, . set in the .where ; ■ California
gasoline
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But the usual neglect of
Continued on page 3- : .prices were discussed.
Asian actors continues, and
■Actually, he said, it’s not
/minorities in the industry pre
true - that . he began dozing
dict no upsurge -in the
o'nce he- got to the Senate.
number lof decent roles offer
"It started 'long before I beOPEN Mon.- WetLy 12am - 9 pm ed them,' For conscientious
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came a senator,” he conceded.
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actors: who choose to portray
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more /demanding . characters,
Hayakawa blames the sleep
scarce,
employment
looms
as
Sus
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ing episodes on the boredom
O
a. way of life.
- .
of congressional hearings, “in
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Enterainment:
prog ra mming
way and'- which they take 50
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said in 10 .-. . ”
‘ Others thought interested
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in his seat include Republican.
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drawn March 14,1981
Harry . Goldwater Jr. Democr
atic Goy. Brown Jr., and liber
1st Prize - Trip for 2 to Japan, Haruko Lin, 45 Ambrose
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al activist Tom Hayden.
2nd Prize - Toshiba 20” Color T.V., Mark Ito, 352Flags_ tone - 014756 (Seller:-Mrs. H. Ito) *
..moordtic opponents, are nove
3rd Prize - Ricoh KR5 35MM Camera, Sadie Henmi, .192
list "Gore'--Vidal arid John
Ashdale 7 010394-(Seller: Naomi Morishita)
Tunney, whom Hayakawa un
, 4th Prize - Lady’s Opal Ring, R. TJchimaru 31=1 (RenRESTAURANT & TAVERN
forth Dr. - 019062
seated in ,1976.
WECATERTO
V
: 5th Prize - .Battery Operated Drill, B. Miyauchi ~ 006096'RESIDENTIAL, MOTELS,
6th Prize ,- Battery Operated Drill,' Mike Sharratt 155
. HOTELS, OFFICES. • - .
University. Ave. - 01877.4
CLUBS, FACTORIES ETC.
• ' 7th Prize - Crystal Vase, Dick Tsuruda 23 Marblehead
DELIVERY SERVICE
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gd. - 005446
7DAYSAWEEK
,
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60 Bloor St.W.
8th Prize - Radio AM/FM/TV1/TV2 4 Band R.K. Sora
Concourse Level
1133 Don Mills Road, Don Mills,~Ont. - 013719
^-Toronto ^28-33^
9th
Prize
Radio
AM/FM/TV1/TV2
4
Band,
R.
McBain
1
12
467-469 QUEEN ST. W.
Camlac Place - 000186
’
*«Sp'e'eiali zing in ..Oriental
porcelainware
Ave°th014124'WriSt WatCh’
Kikukawa, 48 St. Quentin
1993 Danforth Ave., Toronto /---- (ONE/BLOCK. WEST OF .WOODBINE) _
»lltO ALUMINUM
<SM1
LU
J
UI
Welcome Japanese Canadians
TASTE OF CHINA
367-0444
MHliroil532CUlator’ Mrs. D. Eto 78 Havriiand Dr.
USETHE HEW CANADIAN ADS FOR
REST RESULTS FROM THE J.G, COMMUNITY
-^Japanese silk-screens
-^-"-Hakata. Dolls
>Mon-Fri/ 10:00-6:30 p.m.
Sat.
10:00-5:30 p.m.
town11- 011584* CalcuIat°r-K- Su8*niura, R.R. No, Georgep?' R°da"la Wrist Watch, A. Irizawa - 019119
14th Prize - Rodania Wrist Watch,Nancy Endo 71
glengarry Avenue - 002588.
.
y ^ncio,
For further information telephone T.JX.S. 485-6659
H a kd ta - N i n gyo te mpora ri ly
out of .stock. Cloisonne
Vases available7 (Shippo
Yaki)"
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- Tuesday, March -31,1981
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TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
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Telephone: 534-4302
..^SUNDAY, APRIL '5th/ ’ \
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11:00 a.m. -English-. Service" 1:00. p.m. _ Japanese. Service*
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^English Service & Sunday. Schoo]
on Sundays at 4.0 :30 a.m.
666 Victoria Park Ave^ At Danforth Toronto, OnL> “
Toronto Japanese Gospel Church
ST. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN, .
BROADVIEW AT SIMPSON AVE.
SUNDAY School and WORSHIP. Service, 2 p.m. _
Thursday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 7:45 p.m. -
Friday Youth Group
Pastor S. Yokota 265-3386, Mr. H. Yoshida, 461-1686
a
TORONTO JAPANESE-SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Saturday 9:30 a.m. — Bible Study
; . ll:00'arm. —: Worship Preaching Service
;
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Continued fronv page 2
^ have the Right Policy
Chiaono/lowrider culture of ' somehow : convince the netEast L.A.,"~ its raison' d’etre, wonks to finance their pilots, INSURANCE AGENTS
not surprisingly, was also ’ then place them on the fall 2 Carlton St. 6th. floor
economic.
schedules -— . a Herculean
Toronto M5B MS ”1 could havez written a task, as the precentages in
PHONE 977*4681
- '
script about Chinese gangs,” dicate.
For the 1980-81 season, for >Buy and Sell Your House
Nakano says,' "but demographically it made sense to instance, - 107 -pilot entries ]
Through
write for 20 million Mexico ns.
L TOSH IWAI ,
-mission ed, a ctu a 1 pro d ucti o n
the~ themes ;in the script they set in .motion) for ABC, NBC MELL REAL" ESTATE LTD.
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look at it in terms of how and CBS, with, only 16 new
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they can packagexahd sell it. shows ’ accepted by the' net
TORONTO, ONT.
-"Why* should they want works for possible fall re
757-5184
lease. A half-hour comedy
Aslans? There's no inherent costs $400,000 and up solely
for pilot development.
reason.”
x
Kim
. LeMasters, .
vice•'Nevertheless,
Hollywood,
president of comedy A prowhich boasts some iof the
most formidable creative and ^ramming T development at
commercial talent in
the CBS. says he ^considered 1063
8
world, certainly is capable of series, ideas last year, and
Authentic
Oriental
Gifts
I
[ producing a good sitcom of only four debuted as shows
Kimonos & Accessories
-this fall. That's what you’ve
drama concerning Asians. ■
Noritake China
1 got,” he says "four chances'
: Anything could be. done,’ | BW of o thousand/.
463 Eglinton Ave.W.
admits Virginia .Carter, vice-. lNonethelesS) a few
phone 489-8611
president for creative affairs
being
at TAT Tandem,* Morman
developed. If so, why aren’t ■
Lea r’s production compa nies. more being ' accepted by the ! |
"You could do a; successful
TREND
networks?
show; about Koreans, Bulga-'
. Mariko Kriss, asst, casting
Custom Tailors
rians or Martians, for that director at ' 'Paramount, says
I
CUSTOM SHOP FOR
matter.;
it’s , because networks auto I
LADIES & MEN’S
■ ’But why should the netmatically look for established I MADE TO MEASURE SUITS
comstars. "The reality is that they
SLACKS., SKIRTS
panies do so? The audience do wa nt som eo n e with n am e
GROUP BLAZERS ETC.
we p ro g ra m for is n ’ t p ri mb rivalue whenever there’s a
129 SPADINA AVE., 6th
ly Asian: Any program is ter-1 pilot or . series/’ Kriss ex
6th FLOOR
ribly difficult to sell, then
plains. "And if they use un
TORONTO, ONT. M5V 2L3
I
knowns, it’s in secondary
PHONE-368-8472
the air by holding its audi
I
roles.”
z .
WALLY H. KAYAMA
ence. So.it’s.our inclination to 'Network executives ultim 3
TOM BATTISTA
taker this difficult task and ately have veto and approval
power over pilots, and even
/ Ethel Winant, NBC’s vice- large- studios like Paramount
president for talent, adds, must meet the television
“We’re always- interested in power brokers half-way.
developing good shows,“'but
"Networks, producers, dir
we’re not so successful in ectors —- they’re all blind,"
getting them on the air, or says .Pat Morita. ; ‘ 'They got ^1
finding those that are good big found eyes but they still
e no ug h to war rd nt stayi ng on can’t see anything."
SHOP
the regular schedule.
■ Inui M IIUj^.j.,,,.,^. ., , ■
, I -. .J
Cent,
on
next
issue.
"With series we’re color
J
733 Danforth Ave.
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blind," she- continues, “beToronto
|
cause we only try to make
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j
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|
the best shows we“can.’
back "up
The
■i
Japanese Food
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Deliver Evenings Winant’s claims to a degree,
5
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and Saturday
even numbers pertaining to~
3
Asians. Every year, industry
people say, at least' two or
GIFT
yoiMO
BSLOOD
the greatest
gift of all
Pacifies in key rose are de
veloped for the networks.
' This past" season ‘ was a J
goldmine, with six potential •
Shoiprograms
gun”) showcasing; Asians as
major characters.
Four shows {"The Son-InLaw”
with Korean comic
Johnny Yuhe, MGM’s ”12
and ParaO’Clock Follie s
mount’s "Catalina ^ Sealab,"
dll made for NBC; and MTM’s
"Brothers" made for CBS)
were never picked up. A fifth,
CBS’s "Mr. Moto," is now be > ing developed.
Of course,
studios
production companies
and
must
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j
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Phone 233-3478
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TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
B18 BATHURST ST., TORONTO
Telephone: 534-4302
..^SUNDAY, APRIL '5th/ ’ \
.Hanamatsiiri and Pledge Sunday
10:30- a.m. Sunday SchooF Service
11:00 a.m. -English-. Service" 1:00. p.m. _ Japanese. Service*
k
.
rata
_ . SEICHO-NO-IE
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
^English Service & Sunday. Schoo]
on Sundays at 4.0 :30 a.m.
666 Victoria Park Ave^ At Danforth Toronto, OnL> “
Toronto Japanese Gospel Church
ST. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN, .
BROADVIEW AT SIMPSON AVE.
SUNDAY School and WORSHIP. Service, 2 p.m. _
Thursday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 7:45 p.m. -
Friday Youth Group
Pastor S. Yokota 265-3386, Mr. H. Yoshida, 461-1686
a
TORONTO JAPANESE-SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Saturday 9:30 a.m. — Bible Study
; . ll:00'arm. —: Worship Preaching Service
;
-,19 Mortimer Ave., Toronto —— Tel. 491-6740 'g
ALL WELCOME
-
ST. ANDREW’S^JAPANESE CONGREGATION
ANGLICAN CHURCH
HOWLAND AT BARTON STREET’S
Church School & Family- Worship 11:30 -a.m.
TEL. 654-5657 OHURGH OFFICE 536-5557
REV. ROLAND M. KAWANO
When Buying Or Selling A Home
CaH KEN HORI
K. HORI REAL ESTATE
_ MEMBER OF TORONTO R^ BSTATB j^
14 Perivale Cre«
Phone: 431^9191
/'
Scarborough, Ontario _
— \
Buying or ,Selling of Homes
- ? x
Arranging or Buying of MORTGAGES
Call: MITS KURODA
MGM REALTY LIMITED
Member of Toronto Real Estate Board and Photo MLS Service 678 Kennedy Rd. 267-4179 Res. 261-2581
§
30TH ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL DISCOUNT TRIP
TO JAPAN
VIA SINGAPORE AIRLINES DURING
THE MONTH OF APRIL
Please ask us for your Vaction to Japan, Europe, Hawaii
or anywhere you wish to go.
IC. swat® Travel Service
Toronto-Office 162 Spadina Ave. 869-1291 ,
'
KEN KUTSUKAE3E
RHONE 869-1291
Continued fronv page 2
^ have the Right Policy
Chiaono/lowrider culture of ' somehow : convince the netEast L.A.,"~ its raison' d’etre, wonks to finance their pilots, INSURANCE AGENTS
not surprisingly, was also ’ then place them on the fall 2 Carlton St. 6th. floor
economic.
schedules -— . a Herculean
Toronto M5B MS ”1 could havez written a task, as the precentages in
PHONE 977*4681
- '
script about Chinese gangs,” dicate.
For the 1980-81 season, for >Buy and Sell Your House
Nakano says,' "but demographically it made sense to instance, - 107 -pilot entries ]
Through
write for 20 million Mexico ns.
L TOSH IWAI ,
-mission ed, a ctu a 1 pro d ucti o n
the~ themes ;in the script they set in .motion) for ABC, NBC MELL REAL" ESTATE LTD.
1880 O'CONNOR jDRIVE
look at it in terms of how and CBS, with, only 16 new
SUITE 505
they can packagexahd sell it. shows ’ accepted by the' net
TORONTO, ONT.
-"Why* should they want works for possible fall re
757-5184
lease. A half-hour comedy
Aslans? There's no inherent costs $400,000 and up solely
for pilot development.
reason.”
x
Kim
. LeMasters, .
vice•'Nevertheless,
Hollywood,
president of comedy A prowhich boasts some iof the
most formidable creative and ^ramming T development at
commercial talent in
the CBS. says he ^considered 1063
8
world, certainly is capable of series, ideas last year, and
Authentic
Oriental
Gifts
I
[ producing a good sitcom of only four debuted as shows
Kimonos & Accessories
-this fall. That's what you’ve
drama concerning Asians. ■
Noritake China
1 got,” he says "four chances'
: Anything could be. done,’ | BW of o thousand/.
463 Eglinton Ave.W.
admits Virginia .Carter, vice-. lNonethelesS) a few
phone 489-8611
president for creative affairs
being
at TAT Tandem,* Morman
developed. If so, why aren’t ■
Lea r’s production compa nies. more being ' accepted by the ! |
"You could do a; successful
TREND
networks?
show; about Koreans, Bulga-'
. Mariko Kriss, asst, casting
Custom Tailors
rians or Martians, for that director at ' 'Paramount, says
I
CUSTOM SHOP FOR
matter.;
it’s , because networks auto I
LADIES & MEN’S
■ ’But why should the netmatically look for established I MADE TO MEASURE SUITS
comstars. "The reality is that they
SLACKS., SKIRTS
panies do so? The audience do wa nt som eo n e with n am e
GROUP BLAZERS ETC.
we p ro g ra m for is n ’ t p ri mb rivalue whenever there’s a
129 SPADINA AVE., 6th
ly Asian: Any program is ter-1 pilot or . series/’ Kriss ex
6th FLOOR
ribly difficult to sell, then
plains. "And if they use un
TORONTO, ONT. M5V 2L3
I
knowns, it’s in secondary
PHONE-368-8472
the air by holding its audi
I
roles.”
z .
WALLY H. KAYAMA
ence. So.it’s.our inclination to 'Network executives ultim 3
TOM BATTISTA
taker this difficult task and ately have veto and approval
power over pilots, and even
/ Ethel Winant, NBC’s vice- large- studios like Paramount
president for talent, adds, must meet the television
“We’re always- interested in power brokers half-way.
developing good shows,“'but
"Networks, producers, dir
we’re not so successful in ectors —- they’re all blind,"
getting them on the air, or says .Pat Morita. ; ‘ 'They got ^1
finding those that are good big found eyes but they still
e no ug h to war rd nt stayi ng on can’t see anything."
SHOP
the regular schedule.
■ Inui M IIUj^.j.,,,.,^. ., , ■
, I -. .J
Cent,
on
next
issue.
"With series we’re color
J
733 Danforth Ave.
|
blind," she- continues, “beToronto
|
cause we only try to make
Phone Store 463-3426
j
Home 469-0293
|
the best shows we“can.’
back "up
The
■i
Japanese Food
<
Deliver Evenings Winant’s claims to a degree,
5
I
and Saturday
even numbers pertaining to~
3
Asians. Every year, industry
people say, at least' two or
GIFT
yoiMO
BSLOOD
the greatest
gift of all
Pacifies in key rose are de
veloped for the networks.
' This past" season ‘ was a J
goldmine, with six potential •
Shoiprograms
gun”) showcasing; Asians as
major characters.
Four shows {"The Son-InLaw”
with Korean comic
Johnny Yuhe, MGM’s ”12
and ParaO’Clock Follie s
mount’s "Catalina ^ Sealab,"
dll made for NBC; and MTM’s
"Brothers" made for CBS)
were never picked up. A fifth,
CBS’s "Mr. Moto," is now be > ing developed.
Of course,
studios
production companies
and
must
All Canada Headquarters
Shitoryu Itosulcai
Karate Dojo
JACK
j
3751 Bloor St. West
jWestwood Theatre Plaza)
Phone 233-3478
i
Eastern Toronto
Headquarters
|UfNMf
J.C. Cultural
Centre
Shitaryu Kdrctei
J
PHONE
362-5311
UO|O
123 Wynford Dr.,
Don MI»s, Ont.
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