November 30 Toronto CBC-TV'S Tuesday […]
When
1971-11-30
Description
November 30 Toronto CBC-TV'S Tuesday Night aired "Nothing to Hide," produced by Jeannine Locke, an hour-long examination of gay life filmed in New York in 1970. It was denounced in the House of Commons as "vulgar and distasteful" by Robert Coates (PC-Cumberland-Colchester North) and as "just a fairy tale" by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. The film also met with criticism from the gay community. (see also December 9—10, 1971.)
All Events
December 9-10 Toronto On December 9, […]All Places
New YorkTorontoAll People
Pierre TrudeauRobert CoatesJeannine LockeAll Organizations
Liberal-Conservative Party, Conservative Party of Canada, Progressive Conservative party of Canada, Conservative Party of CanadaCanadian Broadcasting CorporationAll Monograph
Nothing to HideAll Citations
Jim Wright, " 'Fairy Tale' Remark Called Destructive" (letter), Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 December 1971, p. 7.Roger Wilkes, "CBC Film on Homophiles Is Inaccurate" (letter), Excalibur (York Univ.), 13 December 1971, p. 6;Peter Ward, "Trudeau Quips over TV. 'Fairy Tale' but Opposition Didn't Think It Funny," Toronto Sun, 1 December 1971, p. 2;Frank Penn, "Far, but Not Far Enough" (column), Ottawa Citizen, 1 December 1971, p. 41;Paul Pearce, "Laughing at a Minority Group" (letter), Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 December 1971, p. 7;Blaik Kirby, "No Snickers in CBC'S Serious Look at Homosexuality," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 December 1971, p. 14;"Homosexual Program 'Fairy Tale,' P.M. Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 December 1971, p. 80;Charles C. Hill, "Homosexuals Not Just Objects" ("Write On" column). Varsity (Univ. of Toronto), 8 December 1971, p. 4;"CBC: Put-Off or Nothing to Hide?: Nothing to Show," Body Politic, no. 2 (1972), pp. 1-3;
