La Soirée du hockey

*La Soirée du hockey*
La Soirée du hockey
	On-air TV logo for La Soirée du hockey, used in program identification, title card, and for TV on-air uniforms of TV on-air personalities.
Also known as	La Soirée du hockey Molson à Radio-Canada (1988–1998); La Soirée du hockey Molson Export à Radio-Canada (1998–2002)
Presented by	Rene Lecavalier (1952–1985); Raymond Lebrun (1973–1977); Winston McQuade (1977–1982); Serge Arsenault (1982–1988); Richard Garneau (1985–1990); Jean Pagé (1988–1989); Camille Dube (1989–1997); Claude Quenneville (1990–2002);
Starring	Rene Lecavalier (1952–1985); Raymond Lebrun (1973–1977); Winston McQuade (1977–1982); Serge Arsenault (1982–1988); Richard Garneau (1985–1990); Jean Pagé (1988–1989); Camille Dube (1989–1997); Claude Quenneville (1990–2002); Jean-Maurice Bailly (1952–1970); Gilles Tremblay (1970–1998); Robert Pepin (1972); Claude Mailhot (1972–1982); Paul Larivee (1978); Bernard Brisset (1980); Gerard Potvin (1981); Mario Tremblay (1986–1988); Yvon Pedneault (1994); Michel Bergeron (1998–2002); Ron Fournier ; Pierre Bouchard ;
Theme music composer	Dolores Claman
Opening theme	"The Hockey Theme"
Country of origin	Canada
Original language	French
Production
Production locations	Montreal Forum, Montreal (until 1996); Bell Centre (formerly Molson Centre), Montreal (since 1996)
Camera setup	multi-camera
Running time	>3 hours
Production companies	MacLaren Advertising/Canadian Sports Network (1931–1986); Don Ohlmeyer Communications/Molstar Communications (1986–1988); SRC/Radio-Canada Sports and Molstar Communications (1988–1998); SRC/Radio-Canada Sports (1998–2004);
Original release
Network	Télévision de Radio-Canada (1952–2004); RDS (2002–2004);
Release	October 11, 1952 –; June 13, 2002
Related
	LNH à RDS

La Soirée du hockey (literally translated to The Night of Hockey) was the French language equivalent of the English Canadian CBC's NHL broadcasts Hockey Night in Canada produced by Radio-Canada, which targets on National Hockey League (NHL) broadcasts, usually Montreal Canadiens'. Similar to its English language counterpart, the show used "The Hockey Theme" as its theme song. The show ran from 1952 to 2004.

La Soirée du hockey
On-air TV logo for La Soirée du hockey, used in program identification, title card, and for TV on-air uniforms of TV on-air personalities.
Also known as	La Soirée du hockey Molson à Radio-Canada (1988–1998) La Soirée du hockey Molson Export à Radio-Canada (1998–2002)
Presented by	Rene Lecavalier (1952–1985) Raymond Lebrun (1973–1977) Winston McQuade (1977–1982) Serge Arsenault (1982–1988) Richard Garneau (1985–1990) Jean Pagé (1988–1989) Camille Dube (1989–1997) Claude Quenneville (1990–2002)
Starring	Rene Lecavalier (1952–1985) Raymond Lebrun (1973–1977) Winston McQuade (1977–1982) Serge Arsenault (1982–1988) Richard Garneau (1985–1990) Jean Pagé (1988–1989) Camille Dube (1989–1997) Claude Quenneville (1990–2002) Jean-Maurice Bailly (1952–1970) Gilles Tremblay (1970–1998) Robert Pepin (1972) Claude Mailhot (1972–1982) Paul Larivee (1978) Bernard Brisset (1980) Gerard Potvin (1981) Mario Tremblay (1986–1988) Yvon Pedneault (1994) Michel Bergeron (1998–2002) Ron Fournier Pierre Bouchard
Theme music composer	Dolores Claman
Opening theme	"The Hockey Theme"
Country of origin	Canada
Original language	French
Production
Production locations	Montreal Forum, Montreal (until 1996) Bell Centre (formerly Molson Centre), Montreal (since 1996)
Camera setup	multi-camera
Running time	>3 hours
Production companies	MacLaren Advertising/Canadian Sports Network (1931–1986) Don Ohlmeyer Communications/Molstar Communications (1986–1988) SRC/Radio-Canada Sports and Molstar Communications (1988–1998) SRC/Radio-Canada Sports (1998–2004)
Original release
Network	Télévision de Radio-Canada (1952–2004) RDS (2002–2004)
Release	October 11, 1952 (1952-10-11) – June 13, 2002 (2002-06-13)
Related
LNH à RDS