The Four Corners is a Canadian travel television series which aired on CBC Television in 1957.
Premise Each episode was presented by a different guest who expressed their views on a given travel destination.
Episodes 9 July 1957: "Poor People of Paris": Leo Rampen presented life in the Paris market district with film footage and illustrations drawn by Rampen 16 July 1957: "A Remembrance of Home": Kildare Dobbs presented his poems with film and music to describe his childhood in Ireland and Tanganyika 23 July 1957: "Flamenco": Alan Brown presents this filmed profile of Spain 30 July 1957: "Tokyo and the Other Japan": presented by Raoul Engel 6 August 1957: (details unavailable) 13 August 1957: "A Half Century North": Danish explorer Peter Freuchen describes his experiences of the far north 20 August 1957: "Yakback up the Oxus": Frank and Jean Shor explore Marco Polo's route from Italy to China 27 August 1957: "Waverly Steps": profiles selected residents of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Scheduling This half-hour series was broadcast on Tuesdays at 10:30 p.m. (Eastern) from 9 July to 27 August 1957.
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