Television One Television Two

Press, 26 February 1977, Page 10

Television One Television Two

Today 9.45 a.m.: Sports Extra.—Racing. 10.15: Royal Visit 1977. Maori welcome, Gisborne. 11.30: Dig This. Gardening. 11.50: This Week in Britain. 11.55: Top of the Morning. Viewers’ requests. 12.00: News. 12.10 p.m.: Crossroads. Drama. 12,30: Film (1950) — “The Nevadan.” Western (repeat). 1.00 p.m.: Film (1964)—“Hot Enough for June.” Thriller. 1.45: Sport On One.—Cricket, racing. 2.35: Dinah! Variety. 3.20: Here’s Lucy. Comedy. 3.45: The Good Life. Comedy. 4.10: Adventures of Black Beauty. 4.35: Thunderbirds (repeat). 5.00: Basil Brush (repeat). 5.30: Born Free. Adventure. 5.30: Superstars. Sports. 6.00: Week-end Edition. News. 6.15: Sport. 6.30: News. 7.00: Top Town—New Plymouth. 7.00: Emergency. Drama 7.55: Film (1967)-—“Caprice.” Comedy. 8.00: The Cuckoo Waltz. Comedy. 8.30: News. 8.40; Film (1958) — “The Long Hot Summer.” Drama (repeat). 9.45: Gunsmoke. Western. 10.40: Film (1964)—“Masque of The Red 10.40: Week-end Edition. News. Death.” Thriller. 10.50; Film (1957)—“The Night the World Exploded.” Drama (B/W). 12.15: News, weather. The cricket on Sport On One is from starring Vincent Price and Jane Asher, the test match at Auckland, the rac- Dirk Bogarde stars in a spy story, ing from Te Aroha. Paul Newman, “Hot Enough For June,” on S.P.T. Doris Joanne Woodward, Orson Wells and Lee Day and Richard Harris are in the Remick appear in the drama, “The Long comedy, “Caprice.” Kathryn Grant and Hot Summer.” This is followed by the Wililam Leslie are in the drama, “The horror film. “Masque of The Red Death,” Night the World Exploded.” Sunday 11.00 a.m.: Royal Visit 1977 — Thanksgiving service. 12.00: News. 12.10 p.m.: The Big Match.—Cricket. 1.00: Film (1939)—“The Private Lives of 1.00 p.m.: Film (1951)—“The Day the Elizabeth and Essex.” Earth Stood Still.” S-fiction (B/W). 2.30: Sportsworld.—Racing, cricket. 2.45: Week-end Magazine. Sark. 3.00: Silents Please (B/W). 3.25: The Private Life of the Herring Gull. 3.50: Disney — “The Proud Bird From Shanghai.” 4.40: Cricket. 4.40; On the Mat. Wrestling. 5.10: The Big Valley. Western. 6.00: Animal Magic. 6.00: Week-end Edition. News. 6.15: Landscape. Magazine. 6.25: The Rolf Harris Show. Variety. 6.30: News. 6.45: Sunday's World. Magazine. 7.00: Royal N.Z. Polynesian Festival. 7.05: Sring and Autumn. Comedy (final). 7.30: The Fight Against Slavery. Part 5. 7.45: Open House — Matapiro, Hawke’s ' Bay. 8.00: When the Boat Comes In. Drama. 8.20: Akenfield. Drama. 8.50: News. 9.00: Seven Days. Current affairs. 9.30: Outlook. Religion (final). 9.35: Armchair Theatre — “A Fluid Arrangement.” , , , . 10.30: Flick Flack. Old movies. 10-30: Week-end Edition. News. 10.40: Cranford. Drama (final). 10.55: News, weather. Bette Davis Errol Flvnn and Olivia de chair Theatre are Richard Pearson, Havilland are’in “The'Private Lives of Victor Maddem and Pat Heywood. Elizabeth and Essex,” on TVI this after- “The Day The Earth Stood Still,” on noon. The Disney programme is a S.PT. has Michael Rennie, Patricia Neal nature documentary. Starring in Arm- and Hugh Marlowe.