Television One Television Two

Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34107, 20 March 1976, Page 5

Television One Television Two

Today 10.00 a.m.: Sport on One. 11.00: Of Course You Can Do It. Handy hints. 11.30: Animal World. 12.00: Film (1969) — “The Mountain Road” (B/W).

1.40: News. 1.45: Sport on One.

1.00 p.m.: Doctor Simon Locke. Drama. 1.30: Free Time. Handy hints. 2.00: Dinah! Variety. 2.50: Film (1951) — “Captain Horatio Hornblower.”

5.00: The Beachcombers. Adventure. 5.30: Iron Horse. 6.30: News.

4.50: Tom and Jerry. Cartoon. 5.05: Adventures of Black Beauty (repeat). 5.30: Candid Camera. 6.00: News at Six. 6.30: Concentration. Memory game.

7.00: Space 1999. Science fiction. 8.00: It’s In the Bag. 8.30: News. 8.35: Film — “Sea Song.”

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10.05: Edwards on Saturday. 11.05: Streets of San Francisco. Drama. 12.00: News, weather.

9.45: Film (1962) — “Night of the Eagle” (B/W).

The third test between Australia and New Zealand in 1972, is the subject of “Vintage Rugby’’ on Sport on One this star in The Mountain Road and in TVl’s morning. James Stewart and Lisa Lu evening film, Sea Song the leading roles are played by Tom Bell and Kika Markham.

Gregory Peck and Virginia Mayo star in Captain Horatio Hornblower, the TV2 film based on a C. S. Forester novel. The early evening film on TV2, The Death Squad stars Melvyn Douglas and Robert Forester and TV2 has a late movie too — Night of the Eagle, with Janel Blair and Peter Wynegarde.

Sunday 11.00 a.m.: Open Mind. Religion. 12.00: News. 12.05: Dig This. Gardening. 12.25: This Week in Britain. 12.30: The Big Match. Soccer.

1.15: Country Calendar. 1.30: Film (1959) — “A Private’s Affair." Comedy.

1.00 p.m.: Film (1958) — “Steel Bayonet,” Leo Genn. 2.20: Sportsworld.

3.00: Rush. Drama. 3.50: Spot On. Magazine. 4.20: Feltex Television Awards (repeat). 4.45: Feltex Television Awards. Drama (repeat).

4.40: Wait Till Your Father Gets Home. Cartoon.

5.42: Disney — "The Mystery in Dracula’s Castle.” 6.30: News. 6.45: Sunday’s World. Local affairs.

5.00: Miss Australasian Beach Girl Final, 1976. 5.50: This — I Know. Religion. 6.00: News at Six. 6.10: Sunday Best. Magazine. 6.30: Jane Eyre.

7.00: Show of the Week — Glenn Campbell. 7.50: Country Calendar. 8.05: The Pallisers (final). 8.55: News.

7.20: Encounter — John Walker. 7.50: British Television Awards. 8.40: The Seven Faces of Woman. Play.

9.00: Seven Days. Documentary. 9.30: Plain Speaking. Religion. 9.33: The Nearly Man. Play. 10.27: A European Journey. 10.53: News, weather.

9.30: Oh Father! Comedy. 10.00: News. 10.10: Film (1959) — “The Virgin Spring" (B/W).

The Glen Campbell entertainment on TVI tonight came from a performance at Hamilton. The evening play, The Nearly Man won the Broadcasting Press Guild award for the best single play on British television in 1974.

Encounter on TV2 looks at two weeks in the life of the top athlete, John Walker. Television Two’s The Virgin Spring is based on a fourteenth century Swedish legend. It was directed by Ingmar Bergman.