Television ONE

Press, 24 February 1978, Page 7

Television ONE

SOUTH PACIFIC TELEVISION

12.00: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Soap. 12.30: FOREARMED. Information for farmers. 12.35: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Talk programme. 1.00: THE NATURE OF THINGS. An exploration of Canada’s James Bay. 1.25: DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Soap. 2.20: PLAY SCHOOL. "The Cat Who Followed His Nose.” 2.50: PEYTON PLACE. Soap. (Repeat). 3.20: NOVELTOONS. Fantasy. 3.30: ARTHUR OF THE BRITONS. A trusted ally of Arthur makes a pact with the Saxon leader. 4.00: INTERNATIONAL CRICKET. New Zealand v. England. First day of the second test. 6.00: HAPPY DAYS. Political affiliations complicate a romance for Richie when he gets a crush on a girl campaigning for Stevenson. (Repeat). 6.30: NEWS, WEATHER. 7.00: CORONATION STREET. Maggie Clegg awaits the arrival of a mysterious “Lover Boy.” 7.30: WEEK-ENDS WITH ONE. Preview of the best week-end viewing. 7.40: C.H.I.P.S. The adventures of two highway patrol motor-cycle cops. 8.30: KING OF KENSINGTON. Larry loses a lottery ticket that has just won himself and three friends $lOOO. 9.00: THAT’S HOLLYWOOD. “Disasters — Hollywood Style.” How the movie world achieves floods, volcanic eruptions, and fires such as the spectacular one in “The Towering Inferno.” 9.30: NEWS. 9.40: BREAKDOWN. Wanda Ventham and Jack Hedley star as a couple who both have children from their previous marriages. The husband, a successful insurance agent, finds himself unable to cope with the pressures of life and decides to opt out. 10.40: VILLAINS. The mastermind behind the Bog Robbery relaxes in his Portuguese villa when an English neighbour invites him over to her place for drinks that evening. (Repeat). 11.30: INTERNATIONAL CRICKET. Highlights from the first day’s play in the second test between New Zealand and England. From Lancaster Park. Christchurch. 12.00: NEWS. WEATHER.

3.00 p.m.: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. Soap. 3.20: ROMPER ROOM. With Miss Helen. 3.50: ROGER RAMJET. Cartoon. 4.00: CHAPI CHAPO. The two children want to play see-saw with a hippopotamus, but he is too heavy. 4.10: THE LONE RANGER. The Lone Ranger defends the sacred Indian burial grounds. 4.20: CLUTCH CARGO. A fighting bull charges straight for the tame Daphine. (Repeat). 4.25: DANIEL BOONE. “Renegade.” 5.15: FREEWHEELIN’. Rock music. 5.35: TOP CAT. “Space Monkey.” (Repeat, final). 6.00: NEWS AT SIX. 6.30; POLICE FIVE. Viewers are invited to help fight crime. 6.35: THE SULLIVANS. Hans and Lotte Kauffman are told they must be registered and finger-printed as aliens. 7.00: SYKES. Hattie is nervous about leaving Eric at home on his own when she goes to stay with a friend for the night. 7.30: SNOOKER BREAK. Paddy Morgan and Jack Bates. 8.00: GIBBSVILLE. A cold-hearted newsman capitalises on the anguish of the town when 24 men are trapped in a mine. 8.45: NEWS STAND. Brian Priestley reviews the newspapers. 9.00: ZODIAC. “Saturn’s Rewards.” An MP witnesses a murder, but cannot risk the scandal of reporting it to the police. 10.00: LAFE EDITION NEWS. 10.10: KALEIDOSCOPE. “Music from the Flames.” The life and music of Russian composer Dimitry Shostakovich, who died in 1975. His music is played by The Moscow Chamber Orchestra and The Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra. (Repeat),