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Today 12.00: NEWS. 12.00: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. Con12.05 p.m.: TOP OF THE MORNING. tinuing story of American families. The week’s viewing highlights. 12.15: THE MISSING ARE DEADLY.” (TV Movie). A killer virus contaminates an entire community after an infected mouse escapes ... for a research laboratory. 1.00 p.m.: THE SULLIVANS. The life Starring Ed Nelson, Leonard of an Australian family at war. Nimoy, Joe Ferrer. U 0: THIS WEEK IN BRITAIN. Boat 1.55: “KISSIN’ COUSINS.” (Film, MGM, Show. 1964). An Elvis Presley movie. 135: SPORT ON ONE. Preview. 1.40: Netball, Wellington v. Hutt Valley. 2.25: Rugby League Test, Great Britain v. New Zealand (live from Carlaw Park, Auckland). 4.10: Golf, highlights of the British Open. 455: Results. 3.35: DOCTOR WHO. The Doctor arrives at the dungeon in the nick of time. 4.05: TARZAN GOES TO INDIA.” (Film, MGM, 1962). Tarzan attempts to lead a herd of elephants from a valley that is to be flooded behind a hydro dam. Starring Jack Mahoney, Simi, Jai, Mark Dana. 5.00: WINGS. Charles and Lorna are unsure how to break the news to Alan when he arrives home expecting to be married. (Repeat). 6.00: READY TO ROLL. Pop music. 6.00: WEEK-END EDITION NEWS. 6.30: NEWS. WEATHER. 6.30: LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE. The Ingalls move to a more prosperous town in order to make a living and to be near Mary. (Part 1.) 7.00: THE MUPPET SHOW. With this 730: THE S HUNCHBACK NOTRE 730: MIND YOUR LANGUAGE. Jeremy DAME.” (Film, A.A., 1957). is almost spoilt to death when he Dramatisation of Victor Hugo’s ». classic tale about the hunchbacked 8.00: ARE YOU BEING SERVED. More bellringer’s love for a beautiful comedy at the Grace Brothers deQuinn, Gina iS^ida.^ I™* 1 ™* 835: THE MOVIES A tribute to the Hollywood stars, films, and legends that captured the American imagination from 1936 until 1972. This nostalgic review is presented by Henry Fonda, Shirley MacLaine, and Liza Minnelli. (Part 2 screens next Saturday). 9.25: NEWS, WEATHER. 935: THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE.” (Film, 20th Century- 10.10: WEEK-END EDITION NEWS. Fox, 1969). Life in an Edinburgh 1030: THE NAKED SPUR.” (Film, girls’ school in 1932. Maggie Smith MGM, 1953). James Stewart stars as Jean Brodie. Also starring in this western adventure as a Robert Stephens, Pamela Franklin, bounty hunter who crosses the Gordon Jackson, Celia Johnson. path of a disgraced ex-army officer (Repeat) and aB old prospector as he pur* 11.45: WKRP IN CINCINNATI. Unattain* sues an outlaw through the able Jennifer agrees to a date with Canadian Rockies. Also starring the meek and nervous Les. Janet Leigh, Robert Ryan, Ralph Meeker, Millard Mitchell. 12.00: CLOSE DOWN. 12.10 a.m.: CLOSE DOWN. Sunday 12.00- NEWS. 12.00: KALEIDOSCOPE. 12.05 p.m.: OF COURSE YOU CAN DO IT. Advice for the home handy* man. Arc welding. 12.30: DIG THIS. Home gardening. 12.45: THE BIG MATCH. Highlights from one of yesterday’s top rugby 1.00 p.m.: FARMING TODAY, games > >5: PACIFIC VIEWPOINT. Polynesian news magazine. 130: THE VALLEY OF DECISION.” 130: CHURCH IN ACTION. (Film, MGM, black and white, 1.38: SEW EASY. How to co-ordinate a 1944). Greer Garson as a mill- , hand's daughter. Also starring 133: MAKE AND DO. How to make Gregory Peck, Donald Crisp, Lionel toys ° u t °* cheap materials. Barrymore, Preston Foster. (Final). ... x . . .... 2.00: TALK CARS. Alistair Ansel! dis* cusses alternative fuels, particularly methanol; explains how to equip the ideal workshop; and introduces a technically advanced automobile. 2.15: BOOK REVIEW. 2.23: HOME BUTCHERY. The Topside, Silverside, and Leg Cuts. (Final). 2.30: SPORTSWORLD. Coverage of re--335: HAROLD LLOYD’S WORLD OF cent sporting events. COMEDY. Silent movie highlights. (Black and white). 3.45: THE TRIBAL EYE. David Attenborough shows the influence of Europe on the art of the Eskimo, Polynesian, and West African. (Repeat, final). 4.35: ROZZO. Cartoon series. 4 40- THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY?‘ The Boy and the Brone 4.45: IN THE WILD WITH HARRY Buster.” The western adventures BUTLER. A look at the sparse of a young teenager who hero- wildlife of the Central Australian worships a rodeo bronc buster. desert. Starring Earl Holliman, Vincent Van Patten. Part 1 of a two-part story). 5.15: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF 530- SPOT ON. Magazine programme GRIZZLY ADAMS. Grizzly risks ’ for the young his life to save an Indian lass from an evil spirit. 6.00: PACIFIC PEOPLE. Kuria Hughes, 6.00: WEEK-END EDITION NEWS. the only woman town councillor 6.10: WORLD WATCH. in Honiara, the capital of the Western Solomons, leads an active public and family life. She is interviewed by lan Johnstone about her role in a newly independent 6.30: NEWJL - WEATHER. 630: STARS ON SUNDAY. Featuring 4n* SUNDAY’S WORLD. Dana, The Bachelors, Lord Soper, 6.40. SUNDAY b WUKLU. g rian Woodhouse> Corinne Bri dge, Alan Pow, Charles Naylor, Irene Wood, Chic Littlewood, the Christchurch Cathedral Choir. 7.00: MAKE MINE MUSIC. Popular 7.00: DAVE ALLEN AND FRIENDS. The music performed by the New Zea- Irish comedian visits a Scottish land Symphony Orchestra. castle, looks at a suspension bridge at Bristol, meets a wildlife recordist, and watches Norwich knights hand-fighting. (Final), 730: THE GROWING PAINS OF P.C. 7.45: COUNTRY CALENDAR. PENROSE. A housewife offers the 8.00: LILLIE. Despite Patsy’s warning, young constable an exceptional Lillie becomes involved with a degree of hospitality when he incruel and arrogant suitor. vestigates a burglary. 8.00: MOBIL SONG QUEST. 8.50: NEWS, WEATHER. 8.45: “I THANK A FOOL.” (Film, MGM, 9.00: QUESTIONS PLEASE. Invited 1962). After serving a jail sentence guests answer viewers’ queries. for mercy killing, a woman doctor (Final). finds herself involved with the 930: OFFERINGS. prosecutor responsible for her con935: COTTAGE TO LET. "Pipe viction. Starring Susan Hayward, Dreams." A father and daughter Peter Finch, Diane Cilento. meet for the first time in six months and each has a surprise 10.20: WEEK-END EDITION NEWS, for the other. 10.25: PARADE: HOPOP. Contemporary ballet set to pop and classical 1030: LITTLE AND LARGE. British music (Repeat). comedy with guests Bobby Vee, 11.00: CLOSE DOWN. the Reflections, and Norman Collier, (Final). 1055: CLOSE DOWN.
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