ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Press, 16 July 1983, Page 15

ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Today

8.00 a.m.: THE MUPPET SHOW (Repeat). 8.25: WHAT NOW? 9.30: SPORTSTALK. Including Turf Talk with Glyn Tucker. 10.05: GET SMART. (Repeat) 10.30: HOGAN’S HEROES. 10.55: OUR WORLD. The Mojave Desert in the United States. (Repeat). 11.50: TOP OF THE MORNING.

12.00: NEWS. 12.02 p.m.: SATURDAY MATINEE. “633 Squadron.” (Film, United Artists, 1964). The story of a bomber squadron in World War II and its attempt to destroy a factory in Norway. Starring Cliff Robertson and George Chakiris. (Repeat). 1.35: SPORT ON ONE. Test rugby and woodchopping feature this afternoon. The rugby is the fourth test between the Lions and All Blacks at Eden Park. The woodchopping was filmed in Auckland last month. 1.30: Preview. 1.40: Rugby preview. 2.30: Rugby. 4.30: Woodchopping. 5.10: A film on the prevention of rugby injuries. 5.45: Results.

12.00 noon: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. 1.00 p.m.: EIGHT IS ENOUGH.

1.45: SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE. “Arise My Love.” (Film, Paramount, 1940). An affair between a flying ace and a war correspondent during the Spanish Civil War. Starring Claudette Colbert and Ray Milland. (Repeat). Blank and white. 3.30: WORLD OF SURVIVAL. The use of the aeroplane by conservationists is examined. 3.55: THE PEOPLE’S COURT. 4.20: MORE REAL PEOPLE. 4.40: THE CRAFT OF THE WEAVER. Rug-making. 5.05: JESSICA NOVAK. (Repeat). 5.55: NEWS.

6.00: READY TO ROLL. 6.30: NEWS. 7.00: DOUG HENNING’S MAGIC ON BROADWAY. Master illusionist Doug Henning gives a concert featuring an Egyptian illusion, a classic escape, and some mystifying disappearing tricks. 8.00: HI-DE-HI. Fairbrother arranges some hi-brow entertainment. 8.35: SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. “Earthquake.” (Film, Universal, 1974). A computer predicts a major earthquake near Los Angeles. Starring Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner, George Kennedy and Lome Greene. 11.05: ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK. 11.55: NEWS, CLOSEDOWN.

6.00: NEWS REVIEW. 6.30: LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY. 6.50: PREVIEW 2. 7.00: FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT. David Beatson introduces reports on U.S. efforts to aid anti-Government guerrillas in Nicaragua; Palestinians, united only in their desire for a homeland; a controversy over surrogate mothers — including interviews with women who have had babies for others who cannot. 8.00: THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. Legal dealings cause trouble between Mr Tulliver and Mr Waken. 8.25: PHEW MATHS. 8.30: PARKINSON. Parkinson talks to Bill Wyman and Lorraine Chase. 9.25: SATURDAY PLAYHOUSE. For 40 years Esme Fanshaw was responsible for her mother. The mother dies and Esme’s new-found freedom is very enticing. 10.15: NEWS. 10.30: WORLD CINEMA. “The Tree of Wooden Clogs.” The second part of this two-part film about life in Italy at the turn of the century. It traces the lives of five peasant families on a communal farm. 12.00: CLOSEDOWN.

Sunday

7.00 a.m.: SPORT ON ONE SPECIAL. Live coverage of the British Open golf championships. 9.00: SING TO THE LORD. 9.30: SPORT ON ONE. Rugby and volleyball are the two sports featured this morning. -Volleyball coverage is from Hong Kong and a tournament between the United States, China, and Japan. After a repeat broadcast of yesterday’s fourth and final test between the Lions and All Blacks Keith Quinn chairs a panel which discusses the match and the tour. 9.30: Volleyball. 10.30: Sports news. 10.35: Rugby.

12.00: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: POT BLACK ’B3. Steve Davis and Jimmy White compete in today’s tournament. 12.50: TOMORROW’S WORLD. 1.00: AGREPORT. Dairy research. (Repeat) 1.15: DIG THIS. (Repeat) 1.30: ANTIQUES FOR LOVE OR MONEY. (Repeat) 1.55: PRODUCTION LINE. (Repeat) 2.20: ELIZABETH: THE FIRST THIRTY YEARS. A profile of our Queen from the time of the Coronation in 1953.

3.30: IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOUNTAIN. A documentary about climbing in Pakistan. 3.55: WOOLLY VALLEY. 4.05: SHOWCASE. A series of awardwinning children’s films from many parts of the world. Brian Priestley introduces this programme. 5.00: A DOG’S SHOW. A further series of sheep dog trialing. 5.30: SPOT ON.

12.00: SUNDAY MATINEE. “Never Steal Anything Small.” (Film, Universal, 1959). A lowly wharf worker who wants to become the boss of the waterfront shows just how ruthless he can be. Starring James Cagney, Roger Smith, and Shirley Jones. 1.30 p.m.: BEWITCHED. (Repeat) 1.55: OPUS. Mahler’s “The Song of the Earth” sung by Edith Thallang. 2.35: MAGIC WORLD OF MARCEL MARCEAU.. The world-famous mime artist performs some of his best-known pieces. 3.30: SECRET ARMY. (Repeat)

4.25: EVERYMAN. Life at Mt St Bernard Abbey in Leicester, England, home of 50 Cistercian monks who live by farming. 5.00: THE HEDGEHOG. 5.30: WITH ONE VOICE. 5.55: NEWS.

6.00: CREDO. Sandra Burt goes on board the Youth With a Mission ship M.V. Anastasis. On board are 337 Christians whose mission is to bring the Gospel to New Zealand homes. 6.30: NEWS. 6.45: WORLD WATCH. An American, Christopher Boyce, has been jailed for 40 years for jselling America s most sensitive secrets to the Soviet. Was it treason, or an attempt to save the world from nuclear madness? 7.00: LOOKOUT. A programme about light aircraft construction and the thrill of flying microlight aircraft. 7.45: COUNTRY CALENDAR. A special report on the heavy snowfalls in the Omarama district and their effect on farms.

6.00: THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY. After being lost in a secluded valley 12-year-old Adam Harkness wants to look after a young boy whose family live in the valley. 6.45: I LIKE THAT ONE: 2. 7.00: THREE’S COMPANY. Jack gives cooking lessons. 725: SUNDAY MOVIE. “My Champion.” (Film, 1980). The true story of a young Japanese woman who travels to the United States to live. She meets a young man there who is a keen runner and takes up training with him. Not long after she sets a world marathon record for women. Starring Yoko Shimada (from “Shogun”) and Chris Mitchum.

8.05: COMEDY PLAYHOUSE. The Reynolds family on Budget night. Along with most of his fellow New Zealanders Murray Reynolds is trying to predict what price increases can be expected. 8.30: LOVE FOR LYDIA. A 13-part adaptation of the H. E. Bates book which tells the story of Lydia Aspen and the four young men whose love for her brings joy, tragedy, and sorrow into their lives.

920: NEWS. 920: NEWSMAKERS. lan Fraser talks to the controversial manager of the Lions, Willie John Mcßride. 10.00: PLAY OF THE WEEK. Mary and Paul have not long been married. They have bought their own house and now have room for a baby. But when Mary discovers she is pregnant the difficulties start. 11.05: NEWS, CLOSEDOWN.

9.05: SINK OR SWIM. Brian’s houseboat is leaking but he is determined to carry on living there. 9.35: RADIO WITH PICTURES. 1020: THE SUNDAY HORRORS. “Crypt of the Living Dead.” (Film, Atlas, 1972). Hannah, a thirteenth-century queen, was buried alive in 1269. She was unwittingly set free by the son of a professor. Starring Andrew Prine and Mark Damon. 12.00: CLOSEDOWN.