Coral Sea

Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33814, 10 April 1975, Page 4

Coral Sea

A marine biology research I team will be shown on Sun-• •day on assignment in the! ■ Coral Sea where, with the laid of modern underwater equipment such as miniature! submarines, it is carrying out! research on various marine 1 growths and creatures. The team explores the i Barrier Reef and also visits! a primitive island off the! coast of New Guinea; “Blue Frontier; Voyage to! the Cora] Sea" will be! sc._ened on TVI on Sunday afternoon. i N.Z. actress ( | “Talk of a Running Man”! will be screened on Sunday! night. While out training. Noriman, a middle-distance run-! jner, collides with a girl who (insists that he takes her; home. I This chance encounter ■between two people who are “loners” has surprising results for both of them, > Starring are George Spartels, Hugh Keayes and a New Zealand actress, Donna; Akersten. “Talk of a Running Man” is an Australian Broadcasting Commission production. Prize film Cliff Robertson gives an! Academy Award-winning performance in “Charly,” a 1968 •production about a mentally Iretarde 1 bakery worker. ! Charly’s night-school! (teacher refers him to an! (experimental clinic where (surgery drastically improves (his I.Q. but brings fresh •problems. ! Claire Bloom is cast as the |teacher and the film was •directed by Ralph Nelson. “Charly” will be screened ion TVI on Monday afternoon.

TVI ‘ 2.00 p.m.: News. (C) | 2.05: Harriet’s Back in Town. (C) ; 2.30: The Whiteoaks of Jalna. Drama. (C) • 3.25 r France Panorama. Magazine, • 3.35: Play School. (C) 4.00: Spot On. Magazine. (C) 4.30: The Electric Company. Educational review. (C) 5.00: Fantastica. (C) I 5.25: The’ Bobby Goldsboro Show. Variety. (C) 5.30: Dusty’s Trail. Comedy-western. (C) 6.17: Dig this. Gardening. (C) j 6.30: News. (C) 7.00: Coronation Street. (C) , 7.30: M.A.S.H. Comedy. (C) ! 8.00: The Streets of San Francisco. Drama. (C) I 9.00: Tonight at Nine. Current affairs. (C) 9.30: Columbo. Drama. (C)

NATIONAL LINK I • [lncluding 3YA Christchurch ! • (690 kilohertz); 2YA Welling- ! ton (570 kilohertz); 4 YA - Dunedin (750 kilohertz); and 3YZ (Greymouth (950 ( kilohertz.! • 7.30 p.m.: Newton Citadel! . Salvation Army Band. 8.0: I Faith and Works. 8.45: The ; Archers. 9.45: The Neketini • Show. 10.15: Gipsy Moth I Circles the World. 10.30: (News and Checkpoint. 11.0: • Gentle on Your Mind. 12.0: (Midnight Report. I3YC, CHRISTCHURCH i (960 kilohertz) j 7 p.m.: New Records.' (Warlock: The Curlew (poems: I by W. B. Yeats) — lan Partridge (tenor), the Music: (Group of London. 7.26: BarItok: Contrasts — Emanuel! ] Hurwitz (violin). Gervase de ‘ Peyer (clarinet), Lamar; iCrowson (piano). 7.44: How ! are Our National Resources! .■(Managed? 8.0; From the Fes!i rivals. Concertgebouw Or-, Fchestra of Amsterdam under; ; I Jean Fournet. 9.15: In Reci-; ij-tal, Christchurch Harmonic! I *i Singers conducted by Eliza-1 (! oeth Wemyss. 9.39: In the ’ Studio. David Nalden (vio-: ’ ’in), Glynne Adams (viola),,] i Marie Vanderwart (cello), i Martinu: String Trio. 9.56: Beethoven arranged Beetho1 ven. Piano Concerto in D. Op. 61a (1808) — Helene Schnabel (piano), Vienna ■Concert Society Orchestra ( under Charles Adler. 10.39:

Beverly Sills (soprano).’ Arne: The soldier tired of War’s Alarms (Artaxerxes);] Handel: My soul, hear as you watch. Caldara: Cantata: The Rose — Charles Treger (violin), Paula Robison; (flute), Leslie Parnas (cello),] Charles Wadsworth (harpsi-1 chord). 11.14: Delibes Ballet.: Sylvia. Music , newly re-j corded by the New Philhar-i tnonia Orchestra under Rich-' ard Bonynge. 11.50: Delibes:) Bell Song (Lakme) — Mady Mesple (soprano), Paris: Opera Orchestra under JeanPierre Marty. 3ZB. CHRISTCHURCH (1100 kilohertz) 7.30 p.m.: Nerida Nichols with Easy Listening Music. 9.02: Sportsline including • . “Rugby Line”. 3ZM, CHRISTCHURCH 0400 kilohertz) 6.0 a.m. to midnight: • Music, news hourly, weath- • er. service information, dedi-l • cations. 3XA, RADIO AVON (1290 kilohertz) Monday to Friday — (News on the half-hour 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. Hourly thereafter. In-depth bulletin 12.30 p.m. 5.30 a.m.: Wayne Douglas with Breakfast Club. 9.0: Jon Campbell and morning music. Noon: Mike Richardson and afternoon music.