Television One

Press, 31 August 1977, Page 25

Television One

SOUTH PACIFIC TELEVISION

11-30 a.m.: PLAY SCHOOL. Today’s story “Henry Hatter.” 12.00: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Soap. 12.30; FOREARMED. Information for farmers. 12.35 GOOD FARMING. 1.00. TODAY AT ONE. Community LOO p.m.: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW, action and affairs. Soan I. DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Soap. 1.30: THE MAIN CHANCE. Main has been restored to the Law Society Roll and seeks to re-establish his old partnership. (Repeat) 2.20: PEYTON PLACE. Drama. 2.30: DINAH! Dinah Shore entertains with guests. 2.45; CROWN COURT. The second of three episodes about the trial of a site agent accused of causing the death of eight people when a new building collapsed. 3.00: CHICABOOM. Miss Helen with Romper Room. 3.15; HATTY-TOWN TALES. Animated cartoon. (Repeat. Final) 3.25: KORG: 70.000 BC. The cartoon adventures of a Neanderthal family. 3.30: VISION ON. Totally visual programme. Today “Numbers ’’ 4.00: MY THREE SONS. “Polly Wants a Douglas.” (Repeat) 4.05: GENTLE BEN. Mark learns the value of teamwork from a footbail player. (Repeat) 4.30: BEWITCHED. Darrin instantly becomes an old man after an unfriendly “zap” from Endora. (Repeat) 4.35. THE TIME TUNNEL. Tony and Doug find themselves at Gettysburg—on opposite sides of the conflict. 5.00: THE WOMBLES. “Orinoco Sees The Light.” (Repeat) 5.05: TARZAN. The second part of “Deadly Silence” a story about an empire-building Colonel. (Repeat) 5.30: MISTER ROBERTS. Captain Morton holds a party for an infamous madame, thinking she is a diplomat’s sister. (Repeat) 6.00: THE MARY TYLER MOORE 6.00: FIRST EDITION. News. SHOW. Mary hires Murray Slaughter’s daughter to make coffee, and help with typing and filing. (Repeat) 6.30: NEWS. 6.30: SIX THIRTY SPECIAL—NEIL SEDAKA: STEPPING OUT. Neil Sedaka has won fans from two generations and sold over 50 million records in his 24-year career. Bette Midler is one of his guests in tonight’s special. 7.00: GOOD TIMES. J.J. is so subdued the family worries about how to rebuild his shattered confidence. 7.30: BERYL’S LOT. Wacky has to 7.30: DOCTOR IN CHARGE. Someone prove he is as tough as they come has been fiddling the hospital bar when a villain moves in on his funds and it looks as though Loftus patch. might miss out on his knighthood. (Repeat) 8.00: STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO. 8.00: THE MACKENZIE AFFAIR. A The daughter of a wounded police five-part dramatisation of the novel informer challenges the police to by James McNeish. Part One find the gunmen. “Jessie.” A quote from tonight’s episode: “They came here—those sheep owners—and stole our land. They robbed us of our way of life, left us with nothing; not even hope. Steal their sheep I say.” 8.00: ALL IN THE FAMILY. When 9.00: DAN AUGUST. Detective-lieuten-Gloria announces she may be ant Dan August (Burt Reynolds) inpregnant again Mike decides to get vestigates crime in a southern a vasectomy. Californian community. In “Murder By Proxy” he investigates the murder of a man he detested. 9.30: NEWS. 9AO: SPORTSNIGHT. Ski-ing and Australian Rules. An interview with Randy Wieman, an American “ski bum” who is one the world’s best “hot doggers.” He took part in the National Championships in Queenstown. Jon Nielson meets enthusiasts who are trying to establish Australian Rules in this country. .. 10.00: LATE EDITION. News. 10.10: COLDITZ. The arrival of three 10.10: HOLIDAY. Bill Peach is in Melhandcuffed and bedraggled Ameri- bourne on a special Cup package can officers stirs speculation deal; Rodney Bryant visits Hong amongst the British contingent. Kong and gives advice on dutyfree shopping. (Repeat) 10.45: JIGSAW JOHN. The discovery of the body of Vasili Pappas throws suspicion on the younger brother who has renounced his share of 11. NEWS, WEATHER. the family’s multi-million business,