ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Press, 23 April 1983, Page 15

ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Today

8.00 a.m/THE MUPPET SHOW. With Bruce Forsyth. (Repeat) 8.25: THE NEW ADVENTURES OF ZORRO. Has Zorro turned against the people? 8.45: CHIPS. There are difficulties when Jon and Ponch escort the winners of a traffic-safety essay contest. (Repeat) 950: SPORTSTALK. A preview of the major sports events this week-end around New Zealand. Includes Turf Talk with Glyn Tucker. 10.05: GET SMART. The arrival of six top scientists requires maximum security. (Repeat) 10.30: THE ABBOTT AND COSTELLO SHOW. One of America’s funniest comedy teams in its own special television show. 1055: JAZZERCISE. (Repeat) 11.00: ME AND MY CAMERA. Portraiture with Patrick Lichfield. 1155: ANIMALS, ANIMALS, ANIMALS. A look at goats in all fields. (Repeat) 11.45: TOP OF THE MORNING. Viewers’ favourite scenes: from recent programmes.

O. J. Simpson, in “Capricorn One” on One tonight.

12.00 noon: NEWS. 1! 12.02 p.m.: SATURDAY MATINEE. “Bombardier.” (Film, R.K.0., 1943). • The adventures of two men who are trained for flying missions over Japan during world War 11. Starring Pat O’Brien, Randolph Scott, and Robert Ryan. (Black and white). 1.04: SPORT ON ONE. Preview. 1.45: Drag racing. 2.00: Racing — XE Falcoln replay. 2.05: Racing — Laser Stakes. 2.30: Rugby league. 2.45: Racing — Japan N.Z. Trophy Race. 2.50: Rugby league. 3.25: Racing — Ford Trophy. 3.30: Rugby league. 4.15: Racing — Laser Sports replay. 4.20: Peggy Fleming ice-skating show (part one). 4.40: Ford Laser Handicap. 4.50: Ice-skating (part 1 two). 5.10: 10km (final).

12.00 noon: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. A continuing story. 1.00 p.m.: EIGHT IS ENOUGH. 1.45: SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE. “The Fourth Wish” (Film, South Australian Film Commission, 1976). The moving story of a man who, upon learning his son is dying, discovers a well of strength and a capacity for action that may be the ultiate salvation of them both. Starring John Meillon, Robert Bettles, and “Roger.” 3.30: THE WORLD OF SURVIVAL. The life of people, animals, and plants on a island which consists mainly of salt. 3.55: THE PEOPLE’S COURT. 4.20: MORE REAL PEOPLE. Remarkable and eccentric people are sought worldwide by a group of five entertainers. 4.40: JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY. Julia child prepares a splendid birthday cake and roasts a duck. 5.05: PALMERSTOWN. Is a wife’s place in the home? (Repeat, final). 5.55: NEWS.

6.00: READY TO ROLL. Hits from this week’s Top 20. 6.30: NEWS.

7.00: THE POWERS OF MATTHEW i STAR. A cry for help from a sick J dolphin is understood by Matthew. 8.00: M*A*S*H. The paralysing pranks of a practical jokester are at the centre of this week’s episode.

8.30: SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. “Capricorn One”. (Film, ITC, 1978). A fake mission to Mars is unearthed by a reporter and this causes officialdom to react strongly. Starring James Brolin, Elliott Gould, .. Brenda Vaccaro, and Telly Savalas.

10.45: ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK. Some of Hollywood’s best-known people are interviewed and investigated. • - 11.40: CALLAN. The alarm bells ring for an escaped prisoner but it is Callan for whom they should be ringing. 12.30: NEWS, CLOSEDOWN.

6.00: NEWS REVIEW. 6.30: LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY. Lenny’s father stager a surprise return. 6.50: PREVIEW 2. Highlights of the coming week’s viewing. 7.00: FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT. Bruce Wallace looks at international affairs. 8.00: A TALE OF TWO CITIES. Part four of the adaptation of the Charles Dickens’s novel. Madame Defarge learns of Darnay’s engagement to Lucie, to whom Sydney Carton promises undying friendship. 855: PHEW MATHS. Magic squares. 8.30: PARKINSON. Michael Parkinson talks to Dave Allen, Peter Skellern, and Toyah Wilcox. 9.15: SATURDAY PLAYHOUSE. “Contract.” Powerful industrialist George learns the true meaning of fear from young Billy. Starring Jeremy Kemp and Eric Deacon. 10.05: NEWS. 10.20: WORLD CINEMA. “A Nest of Gentle Folk.” (Film, Russian dialogue with English sub-titles). The son of a Russian nobleman marries a family servant. This film portrays the class barriers and emotional problems created by the marriage. 12.05: CLOSEDOWN.

Sunday

9.00 a.mj SINGi'TO THE LORD. Religi- ! i ous music from Wales. 93(fc SPORT ON ONE. 9.30: News and Results. 9.35: The Daytona 500 motor . race. 10.20: Five Nations rugby review with Graham Thorne as host. 11.00: CHURCH SERVICE.. The visiting » Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr ’ Robert Runcie, preached last Sun- ; day evening at a service as part of a '■ Year of Mission in the Christchurch ! Diocese. 12.00; noon: NEWS.

12.02 pan- BIG LEAGUE SOCCER. 12.55: TOMORROW’S WORLD. 1.00: DIG THIS. Care andmaintenance of indoor plants. (Repeat). 1.15: THE RENOVATORS. (Repeat).

1.40: ROYAL TOUR. Live coverage from Gisborne where the Prince and Princess of Wales are welcomed to Te Poho O Rawiri Marae. 3.45: SCIENCE EXPRESS.. (Repeat). 4.10: WOOLLY VALLEY. (Repeat). 4.15: BOOK ADVENTURES. Polly Ames and camera solve the mystery of the haunting of Harrington House.

12.00 noon: SUNDAY MATINEE. “The Birds and the Bees.” (Film, Paramount, 1956). A bumbling millionaire falls for a girl card shark, loses her, and finds her again. Starring George Gobel, Mitzi Gaynor, and David Niven. (Repeat). 1.30 p.m.: ONE DAY AT A TIME. The final story in which Anne is caught in the complications of Bob’s running away from home. (Repeat). 1.55: OPUS. Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. One with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. 2.40: PEOPLE LIKE US. Looking at a pilot scheme set up by the Social Welfare Department and the Red Cross, in Manukau City to help families who need help in areas such as family disputes and budgeting. 3.10: GREENE AND GREENE. The results of a" partnership in which the two Greene brothers designed houses, furniture, and stained-glass windows late last century. 355: SATURDAY’S HEROES. A programme about the history of soccer. (Repeat). 4.30: EVERYMAN. “Margaretha” - the life of a woman priest in a Swedish town.

5.00: THE COLD WAR GAME. The future of N.A.T.O. is discussed by a panel of experts. 5.30: SPOT ON. A magazine programme for the young. 6.00: CREDO. 625: TELETHON REPORT. 6.30: NEWS. 6.45: WORLD WATCH. The wife of the Archbishop of Canterbury. 7.00: DAME KIRI TE KANAWA IN RECITAL AT THE AUCKLAND TOWN HALL. Features works of Handel, Mozart, Puccini, including Let The Bright Seraphine. 8.00: HI-DE-HI. Mr Partridge has the drinks while his colleagues have the 8.30: CASUALTIES OF PEACE. A New Zealand play, set in 1966, which reveals the conflict between the generation who fought in World War H and the “hippie” generation. This play, which is set on a rehabilitation farm, features Judi Douglass, Michael Hurst, and Peter VereJones. : - ■ • ■ 920: NEWS. „ . ... 920: NEWSMAKERS. Police and fire10.00: PLAY OF THE WEEK. “One of Those Blighters.” This dramatisation outlines the life, times, and work of the late R. H. Morrieson, New Zealand writer and storyteller. Starring Bruno Lawrence, lan Mune, and Elizabeth Mcßae. . ; 10.50: NEWS, CLOSEDOWN.

5.05: SILVER SPOONS. A series about a level-headed boy with a rich and eccentric father. 5.30: STARS ON SUNDAY. lan Watkins presents Harry Secombe, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and Hiwi Tauroa. 555: NEWS.

6.00: THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY. Four of Mickey Mouse’s greatest adventures. (Repeat). 6.45: I LIKE THAT ONE: 2. 7.00; SQUARE PEGS. A comedy series about life in a high school. 725: SUNDAY MOVIE. “Drake’s Venture.” A description of Drake’s epic voyage against Spanish shipping in the Pacific. Starring John Thaw and Charlotte Cornwell. 9.00: SECONDS OUT. Pete wants a new scooter but Tom : wants a new ■ ' trainer. .■ ?: .

950; RADIO WITH PICTURES. 16J5: THE SUNDAY HORRORS. “Mutations.” (Film, Columbia, 1973). A mad professor, who carries out / bizarre experiments on his students, has terrifying results. Starring Donald PJeasence and Julie. Ege. • 11.45: CLOSEDOWN.