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Clarke, Campbell & Co.
''Clarke, Campbell & Co.'' is a Canadian experimental television series which aired on CBC Television in 1954.
==Premise==
One of the primary hosts of this Toronto-produced series was Marion Clarke (born ), a Nova Scotia resident who won a beauty-related contest of ''Chatelaine magazine''. As a result, she was brought to Toronto and appeared on CBC's ''Tabloid''. Despite a lack of prior involvement with the media or entertainment industry, she was subsequently hired by the CBC as an announcer and given her own miniseries, ''The Marion Clarke Show'', which was broadcast at 10:40 p.m. from 24 to 26 May 1954 shortly before she was given a leading role in ''Clarke, Campbell & Co.'' from 28 May 1954.
The series set resembled an art studio in which Clarke, Rick Campbell, cartoonist George Feyer and a cat were the regular performers. In the debut episode, some insubstantial banter among the cast was followed by a segment where music was played for audio while the camera was focused on the resting cat. Feyer drew cartoons as part of the proceedings.
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