Television one

Press, 5 August 1977, Page 11

Television one

SOUTH PACIFIC TELEVISION

11.30 a m.: PLAY SCHOOL. Today s story for young children, “Bumble and Boo." 12.00: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Daytime drama. 12.30: FOREARMED. Information of immediate value tb farmers. 12.35: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Talk programme chaired by Selwyn Toogood.

1.00; TODAY AT ONE. A programme which focuses on community action and affairs. 2.20: PEYTON PLACE. Drama (repeat). 2.45: CROWN COURT. The final episode of “Son and Heir,” a story about a peer of the realm who is charged with theft.

3.10: SESAME STREET. For younger viewers, with songs, stories and skits to make learning fun. 4.10: BARBAPAPA. About the big gentle, cuddly animals who never get cross and are good at helping others because they can change into any shape. 4.15: FANTASTICA. The old art of black theatre is combined with modern TV techniques to create fantasy (repeat). 4.30: BEWITCHED. Tabitha convinces Sidney that Santa Claus is real (repeat).

5.00: DIRTY SALLY. Sally and Pike find a young George who is really a Georgette! (repeat, final). 530: READY TO ROLL. Pops hot from the charts (repeat). 6.00: HOGAN’S HEROES. Hogan is attempting to destroy a secret piece of German artillery when he has to face the problem of a renegade American P.O.W. (repeat). 6.25: WINTER AWAY WITH ONE REPORT. Ski and road reports on major ski resorts. 6.30: NEWS. 7.00: WEEK-ENDS WITH ONE. The pick of the week-end viewing. 7.05: CORONATION STREET. The day of the long-awaited outing has arrived. 7.30: THE WALTONS. Mary Ellen graduates from high school to find her burning ambition to be a nurse is tested by disappointment and death. 830- TWO ON ONE. Vai Lamond and Ray Woolf entertain.

9 30* NEWS 9.’40: THE ADVENTURE WORLD OF SIR EDMUND HILLARY. "Sea Pillars of the Great Barrier.” Sir Edmund’s team of well-known climbers battle sea and rock as they attempt the Sea Pillars. 10.10: FILM (1965). “36 Hours.” James Gamer, Rod Taylor, Eva Marie Saint. A Nazi psychiatrist is given 36 hours to extract vital information from an abducted United States intelligence officer. M.G.M. (B/W). 12.10: NEWS, WEATHER.

1.00 p.m.: FILM (1957). “Gates of Paris.” Pierre Brasseur, Henri Vidal. A loafer hides a hunted criminal and enjoys a new-found sense of importance. Two fine performances lend charm to this French comedy drama. Italian Grand Productions (B/W).

3.00: CHICABOOM. “Romper Room’’ for younger children with Miss Helen. 3.20; THE LAUGHING POLICEMAN. P.C. 254 is back with a friendly word of advice and a funny story to tell. 3.30: CHICABAKE. Chic Littlewood and Willie McNab make and bake, and tell how it is done. 4.00: SUPERCAR. Mike Mercury and his magic space car which can fly swim and race. 4.25: FRONTIER ADVENTURES. A young woman’s fiery independence triggers the downfall of peonage on New Mexico territory. 4.50: FREEWHEELIN’. Top pop music acts from around the world. Today “Aussie Rock” featuring exKiwi drummer, Johnny Dick, Rick Springfield and “Hush.”

5.05: LITTLE WOMEN. Jo (Angela Down) has met Laurie (Stepner Turner) and learnt of his troubles 5.35: THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY. “Beethoven, Brahms and Partridge” (repeat). 6.00: FIRST EDITION. News. 6.30: AND MOTHER MAKES THREE. Sally is not happy to learn that David expects her to give up work once they are married (repeat). 6455: POLICE FIVE. Viewers are invited to help fight crime. 7.00: THE JULIE ANDREWS HOUR. Julie’s guests are Don Rickies, Rich Little and Alice Ghostley. 7.50: PERSPECTIVE. "The Test Tube Education”—genetic engineering. 8.20: UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS. Daisy is overjoyed at the news that Edward will be home for New Year’s Eve. Richard Bellamy is offered a viscountcy in the New Year’s Honours List.

9.10: THE BLUE KNIGHT. “The Great Wall of Chinatown.”

10.00: LATE EDITION. News. 10.10: CONSEQUENCES. A drama about the humdrum life of Eunice, a councillor’s wife, that is suddenly upset by the entrance of an attractive girl. Myrna, manageress of a sex shop, says that she and Eunice are half sisters, bom out of wedlock. 11.05: KALEIDOSCOPE. Picasso’s work from Guernica to the present is featured in “Museum Without Walls — Picasso.” The artist is photographed inside his studios near Cannes (repeat).