ONE Television New Zealand TWO
Today
10.00 a.m.: WHAT NOW? Leisure suggestions, with a special look at the safety aspects of mountain climbing. 10.3 th THE MUPPET SHOW. With Carol Channing. (Repeat) 10.55: DON’T JUST SIT THERE. An encounter with people who have put their creative ideas into practice. 11.20: GOLFING WITH JACKLIN. Today: Restricted swings and schlaffing. and the push. 11.45: TOP OF THE MORNING. Selection of viewers’ favourite scenes. 12.00 noon: NEWS. 12.02 p.m- “BAND OF ANGELS.” (Film. Warner, 1957). A Civil War love story about a gentleman, a former slave runner, who falls for a beautiful aristocrat who learns she has slave ancestry. Starring Clark Gable. Yvonne de Carlo. Sidney Poitier. 2.05: SPORT ON ONE. Preview. 2.10 Golf, the PGA championship hosted by Atlanta. Georgia. 4.00 Boxing, Highlights of the fight between “Sugar” Ray Leonard and Thomas Heames. 4.45 Results.
4.50: PROFESSIONAL ROLLA DISCO. The first American disco championships performed on rollerskates. (Final)
12.00 noon: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. Continuing story. 1.00 p.m.: THE DUCHESS OF DUKE STREET. Louisa’s business deteriorates as she becomes engrossed with Charles. (Repeat) 1.50: “THE STOOGE.” (Film, Paramount, 1953. black and white). Typical Dean Martin/Jerry' Lewis caper about a bigheaded singer who learns the hard way that his stooge is vital to his
success. 3.30: UNTAMED WORLD. A visit to Africa's famous national park, the
Serengeti. 3.50: RHODA. Gary turns to Brenda and Rhoda for. “mothering" after his parents move to Florida. 4.15: THE MONTE CARLO SHOW. Variety show featuring Anne Murray and Rod McKuen.
5.05: THE MAN FROM ATLANTIS. Mark investigates a top government agent’s mysterious death by drowning. (Repeat) 6.00: READY TO ROLL. Pop music’s top 20 hits. 6.30: NEWS.
5.05: THE BROTHERS. Censured by the board, David flies to France and refuses to return. (Repeat) 5.55: NEWS. 6.00: NEWS REVIEW. Janis McArdle presents the week’s news for the deaf. 6.15: SPORTS REVIEW. 6.30: LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY. The girls are outraged to discover that Lenny and Squiggy have replaced them as directors of the Brewery talent show. 6.50: I LIKE THAT ONE: TWO. Repeat screening of viewers’ favourite scenes.
7.00: RADIO TIMES. Musical entertainment 19305-style with Billy T. James, Laurie Dee and friends. 8.00: M*A*S*H. Colonel Potter summons a psychiatrist to cure Hawkeye’s uncontrollable sneezing. 8.30: PLAY FOR TIME. A television drama written by Arthur Miller and based on the memoirs of an Auschwitz survivor, Fania Fenelon, a Paris singer and Resistance worker. Fenelon’s musical skills saved her when she became part of a bizarre orchestra of inmates. The excellent cast includes Vanessa Redgrave as Fenelon, Jane Alexander, Maud Adams, and Marisa Berenson.
7.00: FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT. International current affairs.
8.00: UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE. Canterbury University v Lincoln College.
8.30: TIME OF MY. LIFE. Ken tries to drown his sorrows at the pub but is thrown cut after unwittingly starting a fight.
11.25: THE JOHNNY CARSON SHOW. American entertainment show. 12.05: NEWS, CLOSEDOWN.
9.00: PARKINSON. Highlights of Michael Parkinson's last series. (Final) 10.15: NEWS. 10.25: “A DEATH IN CANAAN.” (TV Movie, American, 1978). A dramatisation of the sensational Connecticut murder case in which a teenager was charged with the mutilation-murder of his mother. Starring Stefanie Powers, Paul Clemens. Director: Tony Richardson. 12.15: CLOSEDOWN.
Sunday
11.00 a.m.: CHURCH SERVICE. A Centennial Eucharist service celebrating the first 100 years of Christchurch Cathedral. 12.00: NEWS.
12.02: p.m.: BIG LEAGUE SOCCER. Action from the world’s top soccer league. 12.55: TOMORROW'S WORLD. 1.00: FARMING TODAY. Lindsay Galloway explains what to look for when buying this year’s rams and how to understand “Sheeplan” records. 1.15: DIG THIS. Home gardening. 1.30: OF COURSE YOU CAN DO IT. How
to build a barbecue. 2.00: “HERE COMES THE GROOM.” (Film, Paramount, 1951, black and white). A comedy starring Bing Crosby as an easy-going journalist who almost loses his girlfriend, Jane Wyman, to a shifty real estate dealer. (Repeat)
12.00:' “FASTEST GUN ALIVE.” (Film, MGM, 1956, black and white). Glenn Ford as a peace-loving shopkeeper who tries to live down his renown as the fastest gun until a professional gunman puts him to the test. 1.25 p.m.: THE LIVER BIRDS. Sandra tests her maternal instincts on Carol’s young cousin, but the boy refuses to have anything to do with anyone but Derek. (Repeat) 2.00: BRAHMS VIOLIN CONCERTO IN D OPUS 77. Played by soloist Itzhak Perlman. 2.45: THE LAST TASMANIAN. The story of the most complete case of genocide on record — the extinction of the Tasmanian Aborigines who had been isolated from the rest of the world for 12,000 years until British colonisation began in 1803.
3.50: NEW ANIMATED FLASH GORDON. New cartoon series. 4.15: THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY. “Cartoon Carousel.” A parade of Disney’s famous and favourite cartoon characters, including Donald Duck and Micky Mouse.
3.45: FLAMBARDS. Despite the servants’ sulkiness, Christina recruits villagers to help restore Flambards to its former glory. 4.40: SINGAPORE - ONE MAN’S DREAM. Julian Pettifer introduces the story of Singapore, a tiny island inhabited by two and a half million people.
5.30: SPOT ON. Magazine programme for the young.
6.00: PEOPLE LIKE US. Portraits of fellow-New Zealanders. 6.30: NEWS. 6.45: WORLD WATCH. Current affairs on the international scene.
5.30: STARS ON SUNDAY. Featuring Yehudi Menuhin, Pearl Bailey, Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir, Carl Doy, Roger Gascoigne, Jenny Calder, Opus VII Singers and David Lange. 6.00: OUR WORLD. Wildlife documentary tracing one year at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Steens Mountain, Oregon. 6.50: THE WEEK WITH TWO. Preview of the week’s television highlights.
7.00: LOUISE AND FRIENDS. Music and conversation with soprano Louise Malloy, pianist Rae de Lisle, conductor James Robertson, concertmaster Peter Schaffer and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. 7.45: COUNTRY CALENDAR. 8.00: MADAME BOVARY. Emma and Charles move to the village of Yonville where she meets Leon Dupuis. (Part two of a four-part 8.8. C. series). Starring Francesca Annis, Tom Conti, Dennis Lili. 8.50: NEWS.
7.00: THREE’S COMPANY. Chrissy lands Jack in trouble when she loses one of his cheques and then borrows money from a loan shark to pay him. 7.25: "THE LOST MAN.” (Film, Universal, 1969). Sidney Poitier stars as a hunted criminal who returns to his native city and becomes caught up in' the local civil rights movement. Also starring Joanna Shimkus and Al Freeman.
9.00: NEWSMAKERS. lan Fraser with people in the news. 9.30: OFFERINGS.
9.35: THE SOUND OF THE GUNS. Tonight’s British play concentrates on a group of journalists from all over the world thrown together in a hotel in Cyprus, 1956, to cover the British and French action in Suez.
10.50: NEWS, CLOSEDOWN.
9.10: RADIO WITH PICTURES. Rock music presented by Karyn Hay.
10.00: CHARLIE’S ANGELS. Jill (Farrah Fawcett-Majors) is taken hostage when she stumbles across a petrol station robbery. 10.50: CLOSEDOWN.
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