Television ONE
SOUTH PACIFIC TELEVISION
12.00: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: LABOUR DAY MATINEE. “The Painted Hills.” A Lassie adventure story made in 1951. 1.15: CROWN COURT. Looking back at a murder on St Valentine’s Dav, 1957. 1.40: RACING FROM TRENTHAM. 1.55: DAUGHTER OF NEPTUNE. Valerie Taylor and her husband on an undersea tour of the Great Barrier Reef. 2.20: RACING FROM TRENTHAM. 2.30. THE 1978 NATIONAL BAND OF NEW ZEALAND. 3.00: RACING FROM TRENTHAM. 3.10: THE NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB. 3.40: RACING FROM TRENTHAM. 3.50: THE GEORGIAN HOUSE. First of seven episodes of two young students pitch-forked into the past when doing a holiday job at a museum. 4.25: RACING AT TRENTHAM. 4.40: ON THE RUN. An adventure story for children about a young African prince befriended in London by a Cockney waif. 5.35: A PROSPECT OF WHALES. (Repeat). 1 6.30: NEWS. 7.00: CLOSE TO HOME. Mrs Featherstone’s financial situation looks gloomy. 7.30: HOLLYWOOD LAND. Walt Disney’s rise to fame and fortune. 8.20: DATELINE MONDAY. Current affairs. 1 9.00: DICK EMERY SHOW. The comedian brings back his company of eccentrics in a new series. 9.30: NEWS. I 9.40: FONDA. A film biography of Henry Fonda and family. Burgess Meredith interviews many of Fonda’s friends and content- 11 poraries. H 10.55: NEWS. 11 11
3.00 p.m.: CHIC CHAT AND ROMPER ROOM. With Chic Littlewood, Willie McNab, and Mis's Yvonne. 3.35: THE BIG BLUE MARBLE. Looking at voodoo, a Grimm fairy tale, and the Moscow Circus School. 4.00: THE GOOD TIME SHOW. 4.05: FLINTSTONES. 4.30: SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. “The Tiki.” (Repeat). 5.30: THE BRADY BUNCH. Widower Steve Douglas finds it is not easy to bring up three sons. 6.00: NEW'S. 6.30: RADIO WAVES. Jack returns from holiday to find the station [ticture is not so bright. 7.00: CHICO AND THE MAN. Ed loses ' his lucky old hat, but Chico’s old gang comes to the rescue. 7.30: FANTASY ISLAND. A search for pirate’s treasure, and a beauty contest. 8.25: SOFTLY SOFTLY: TASK FORCE. “The Talking Doll.” John Watt and his men have an arson mystery to solve. 9.30: ARE YOU BEING SERVED? “It Pays to Advertise.” Young Mister Grace decides to show off the store’s wares. .(Final), 10.00: NEWS. 10.30: CLAYHANGER. “Fall from Glory.” Domestic problems for Edwin, and an accident for Tertius Ingpen. 1.30: NO. HONESTLY. “More Royal than Noble Really.” A visit to Clara’s ancestral home. 1.55: GOODNIGHT KIWI.
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