ONE Television New Zealand TWO
Today
10.00 a.m.: TURF TALK. Preview of today’s racing. 10.35: OF COURSE YOU CAN DO IT. Gold prospecting. 11.00: BIG LEAGUE SOCCER. Recent English Football League action. 11.55: TOP OF THE MORNING. Selection of the week’s viewing highlights.
12.00: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: “THE GUNFIGHT AT DODGE CITY.” (Film. United Artists, 1959), Joel McCrea stars as a newly-elected sheriff. Also starring John Mclntyre, Julie Adams.
1.20: SPORT ON ONE. 1.30: Racing, Woodhey Handicap. Awapuni. 1.40: A preview of the Sires Produce Stakes to be run ; at 2.10. 2.20: Trotting, a replay of the grand final of the Interdominion Pacing Championships, Sydney. 2.30; A preview .of the Centennial Cup to be run at 2.50. 3.00: American football, Los Angeles Rams v. Pittsburgh Steelers, Superbowl XIV. 3.30: Racing, Te Matai Handicap. 3.40: Superbowl. 4.10: Racing, Ashurst-Pohangina Pakistan 11 Stakes. 4.20: Superbowl. 4.45: Racing BBA, Thormanby Handicap. 4.55: Results.
5.00: HOW’S THAT? Family entertainment with Stu and friends.
7.00: RADIO TIMES. Craig Scott, the Yandall 'Sisters, Laurie Dee and Louise Malloy revive the golden oldies. 7.55: “EL DORADO.” (Film, 1967). A western starring John Wayne as a gunfighter who helps a drunken sheriff (Robert Mitchum) eliminate the baddies. Also starring James Caan.
10.10: PARKINSON. Michael Parkins.on talks with Bette Davis and'Ron Moody.. ■■■ H. 25: THE EVIL TOUCH. Kim Hunter stars in ' tonight’s thriller as a computer programmer whose contented life suddenly becomes a nightmare after she receives a phone-call from her brother. 12.00: NEWS, WEATHER, CLOSE DOWN.
6.00: READY TO ROLL. Pop music: Blondie, Cathy and the Cucumbprs, Cliff Richard, Oomph Dancers, Police, Billy Joel, Split Enz. 6.30: NEWS, SPORTS REVIEW...
12.00: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. Continuing story of American families.
1.05 p.m.: SHIRLEY BASSEY. The dynamic singer entertains with guests Charles Aznavour and The Three Degrees. (Repeat). 1.45: “THE SCARLET COAT." (Film, MGM, 1955). An historical spy tale set at the time of the struggle for American independence. Starring Anne Francis, Michael Wilding, Cornel Wilde. (Repeat).
3.40: CELEBRITY CHARADES. 4.05: EIGHT IS ENOUGH. The Bradford family is confined to quarantine after Mary’s boyfriend becomes ill. (Repeat).
5,00: THE SULLIVANS. An Australian familv at war. 5.55: NEWS. 6.00: SPORTS REVIEW. 6.30: LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY. The two girls go on a double-date and end up being held hostage by a pair of crooks.
7.00: THE LOVE BOAT. A rock star falls in love with a deaf girl. Guest-starring Sonny Bono, Jill St John, Dana Wynter, Peter Lawford. 7.55: BENSON. Jessica Tate visits the governor and gets involved in a scandal with a French playboy. 8.25: BAFTA AWARDS 1980. The presentation ,of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards.
10.35: NEWS. - 10.50: “COME DIE WITH ME.” A television thriller starring George Maharis as a man kept in a stranglehold by his housekeeper . because of her knowledge of his guilty past. Also starring Eileen Brennan. 12.00: CLOSE DOWN.
Sunday
1.00: FARMING TODAY. 1.15: DIG THIS. Home gardening.
12.00: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT..lnternational current affairs.
1.30: SPORT ON ONE. 1.35: Bowls. ■ Joyce Osborne v. Phil Skoglund. 2.05: Rugby, Grahame Thome re-views-the five nations series, 2.3.0' Wobdchopping,. the National Masters Woodchop Competition. 3.05: Tennis;. Bjorn Borg y. Vitas Gerulaitis, -the final of (he 1980 Colgate Masters.
3.50: HAROLD LLOYD’S WORLD pF COMEDY. Silent movie highlights. 4.10: KOHA. A Maori programme featuring news’, arts, language, people and events. ■ 4.40: THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF . DISNEY. “Go West, Young-Dog.” The-story'of a small dog’s efforts ■ ■ ■ to help the mail get througlr to its ' destination in the West. (Repeat). )
5.30: SPOT ON.' Skateboard ski-ing, grass ski-ing; how •to make hotcross buns. .
6.00: OPEN PULPIT. Canon Bob Lowe talks ■ with two pastors of the Apostolic Church, Christchurch. 6.30: NEWS, WEATHER. 6.45: WORLD WATCH. ;
7.00: RORAIMA: THE LOST WORLD. The story of a British climbing expedition which in 1973 set out to conquer a mountain plateau deep ■in the heart of Guyana;.
7.50: COUNTRY CALENDAR. A look at mixed-crop harvesting in Canterbury. 8.05: A HORSEMAN RIDING BY. Paul’s relationship with Grace worsens, particularly when he suggests that Claire should become nanny to their child.
9.00: NEWS. ’ 9.05: CLOSE UP. Current affairs in New Zealand. 10.00: OFFERINGS. 10.05: THE CALEDONIAN CASCADE. A ■- play starring Barbara Murray as the dutiful but lonely wife of an eminent Scottish judge (lain Cuthbertson) and her growing desire to break out of her constricting life. ■ 10.55: NEWS, WEATHER, CLOSE DOWN.
12.00: “THE HUMAN COMEDY.” (Film, MGM, 1943, black and white). A sentimental portrait of life in a ’’ .small Californian town during World War 11. Starring Mickey Rooney, Frank Morgan, Van Johnson, Marsha Hunt.
1.50 p.m.: THE WORLD AROUND US. ' This 8.8. - documentary studies ■ 5 the giraffe. Africa’s tallest story. 2.40: A FUTURE FOR PHILIP. A look at • the efforts of New Zealand medical teams to combat leprosy in the Solomon Islands.
3.05: “A SONG IS BORN.” (Film, Goldwyn, 1948). A musical comedy about two professors who shelter a girl on the run. Starring Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo, . Steve Cochran. ' •'' J' •
5.00: THE NEWSMAKERS. lan Fraser interviews people in the news. 5.30: STARS ON SUNDAY., Featuring John Boulter, Douglas Fairbanks Jun,'Tina Cross, Sonlife Singers, Ann Stott, Canon Bob Lowe, Toni Williams, and the Northern Massed Choirs. 5.55: NEWS. 6.00: THIS WEEK IN BRITAIN. Guidance for Gourmets. 6.05: THE SPINNERS UNDER SAIL. The British folk group joins 12 young sailors for a voyage across the North Sea to Oslo.
7.00: GALTON AND SPEIGHT’S TEA LADIES. A new 8.8. C. comedy starring Dandy Nicholls. Patricia Hayes, and Mo’llie Sugden as three “tea ladies” who work in the House of Commons. 7.30: “THE GREATEST THING THAT ALMOST HAPPENED.” (TV Movie). Jimmie (JJ) ■ Walker plays a high-school athlete who is stricken with leukemia and feels neglected by his father.
9.00: Q 7. Spike Milligan introduces the disappearing Members of Parliament. 9.30: ALL-STAR JAZZ SHOW. A tribute to iazz presented by Dionne Warwick and featuring Dizzy Gillespie, Joe Williams, Count Basie, Stan Getz and others. 10.15: MR BIG. “The Gravy Train.” 10.45: CLOSE DOWN.
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