ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Press, 18 February 1984, Page 17

ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Today

10.50 a.mjSPORT ON ONE. Cricket - Live coverage from Lancaster Park of the first one-day cricket international in the Rothmans series between New Zealand and England. 2.55: Racing — the day’s top races from the Matamata Racing club’s summer meeting. The Waharoa Handicap (replay). 3.05: Matamata Breeders Stakes. 3.15: Cricket. 3.45: Racing — Castlemaine ... Handicap. 3 55* Cricket 12.00: NEWS. 12.02: p.m.: SPORT ON ONE. (Continued).

12.00: EMMERDALE FARM. 12.45 p.m. THE BEST OF BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Selwyn Toogood introduces highlights from the Christmas special. 1.00: DIG THIS. 1.20: THAT’S INCREDIBLE! 2.05: SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE. “Bachelor Mother” (1939). Unwittingly an unemployed sales girl becomes guardian for an abandoned baby. Starring Ginger Rogers, David Niven, Charles Coburn and Ernest Truex. (Repeat). 3.30: THIS ENGLAND. The Mighty Wurlitzer. (Repeat). 3.55: THE PEOPLE’S COURT. 4.20: MORE REAL PEOPLE. 4.40: THE CRAFT OF THE WEAVER. Rugs. (Repeat). 5.05: THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO. Ralph witnesses the crash of a plane with Pam and a senator on board when he looks into the future. (Repeat). 5.55: NEWS. 6.00: THE KIDS FROM FAME. A special show of the “Kids from Fame” concert performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall, with coverage of the incredible reception they received. 6.45: PREVIEW 2. Highlights of the week’s viewing.

7.00 :NEWS. 7.30: READY TO ROLL. 8.00: SPORT ON ONE SPECIAL. Trotting: Live coverage from Addington Raceway of the Pan Am Mile for the country’s top pacers. 8.30: SPORT ON ONE SPECIAL. Winter Olympics from Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, focusing on the men’s giant slalom and highlights of the ice hockey, women’s figure skating, women’s speed skating, luge and women’s Nordic ski-ing. 10.35: ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK. 11.25: CALLAN. Strategies are carefully considered when two top agents of the East and West confront each other. (Repeat). 1210-NEWS. 12.15: CLOSEDOWN.

7.00: FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT. 8.00: FIGHTER PILOT. After the gruelling course only two of the original group are left. They continue to test their skills and after two years they finally get their wings. (Repeat.) 8.30: BEST OF PARKINSON. Michael Parkinson talks to Sir Douglas Bader, Windsor Davies, Vera Lynn and Kenneth Williams. (Repeat), Final. 9.15: SATURDAY PLAYHOUSE. Two Stars for Comfort. Romantic comedy about summer visitors to an old country inn — two male and two female university students and a woman who changes the pattern of the inn’s extrovert licensee. Starring Kenneth Moore and Sheridan Fitzgerald. 10.05: NEWS. 10.20: WORLD CINEMA. “Madame Rosa” (1977) Madame Rosa is an elderly ex-prostitute operating an unofficial nursery school for the children of her younger colleagues. 11l health leaves her unable to cope with the chidren, and she is left with only Momo, who, at 14 has lived with her for as long as he can remember. An Israeli-French film starring Simone Signoret and Samy Ben Youb. (Repeat). 12.05: CLOSEDOWN.

Sunday

11.00 a.m.: AGREPORT. Leptospirosis. 11.15: DIG THIS (Repeat) 11.30: THE RENOVATORS. Effin Older and Dave Cull, present a magazine programme on home renovation including maintenance, restoration, finance and legal aspects. 12 noon: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: BIG LEAGUE SOCCER. 12.55: TOMORROW’S WORLD. 1.00: SPORT ON ONE SPECIAL. Softball: Live coverage of the international between N.Z. and the visiting American All-Stars team. Show jumping: Highlights from the A.N.Z. Champion of Champions tournament held recently throughout the North Island. 5.10: THEN YOU NEED MY LOVE. A film about the importance of child restraints in vehicles made by the Auckland University and the MOT. (Repeat) 5.40: CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD. Brazil. 6.00: DAY ONE. A current affairs programme with a Christian perspective. The New Violence: Traffic, the violent kind. 6.30: NEWS. 6.45: WORLD WATCH. 7.00: MICHAEL HOUSTON PLAYS TCHAIKOVSKY. Michael Houston discusses the B flat Minor Piano Concerto by Tchaikovsky, and then joins the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra in a performance recorded at the Avalon studios. 7.45: COUNTRY CALENDAR.

12.00 noon: SUNDAY MATINEE. “Mr Blandings Builds His Dream House.” (1948). A satiric comedy about a young couple from Manhatten who find that their plans for a dream house in the country soon turn into a nightmare. Starring Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, Melvyn Douglas and Sharyn Moffet. (Repeat). 1.30: BEWITCHED. (Repeat) 1.55: OPUS. A documentary about the career of virtuoso cellist Jaqueline Du Pre and her affinity with the Elgar Cello Concerto, which she plays with the New Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Daniel Barenboim. 3.05: CIVILISATION. Light has obsessed all the great exponents of civilisation from Dante to Goethe. In the 17th century the invention of the lens was giving it a new range and power. (Repeat) 3.55: A TALE OF TWO CITIES. Lucie and Darney are married in London while the Bastille is stormed in Paris. Meanwhile Defarge discovers a written denunciation of the Evremonde family in one of the prison cells. (Repeat) 4.40: THE BOY WHO TURNED OFF. Autism is a brain disorder in which the victim withdraws into his or her own world completely. This film, made by the brother of Michael Kurnarsky, autistic since the age of three, shows the effects of autism not only on the victim but also on those around him. 5.05: SPORTS SPECIAL. Tennis: The grand prix final between two of the world’s top tennis players, Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe, live from Stanley Street in Auckland. 5.55: NEWS. 6.00: SPORTS SPECIAL. Tennis continues.

8.00: TERRY AND JUNE. Terry and June are invited to spend a peaceful week-end with Uncle Alan in the country, but when uncle and nephew come together chaos is never far away. 8.30: SPORT ON ONE SPECIAL. XIV Winter Olympics from Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Tonight competition continues in the men’s and women’s figure skating. 10.30: PLAY OF THE WEEK. “A Rose for Emily.” Based on the short story by William Faulkner, this play is about a resolute Southern woman, Emily Grierson. Her domineering father drove her suitors away when she was young, but after his death she submits to a man “beneath her station” — a Yankee labourer. Starring Anjelica Huston, John Carradine and John Randolph. 10.55: NEWS. 11.00: CLOSEDOWN.

8.00: SUNDAY MOVIE. “The Sailors Return.” (1977). A British sea captain returns to the west country in 1858 with a bride and a young son. When he buys an inn, deciding to stay, the villagers become hostile, because his wife is a stately African princess. Starring Tom Bell, Shope Shodeinde, Mike Ford and Paola Dionisotti. 9.45: HOLDING THE FORT. Russell directs his energies toward the writing of a novel; and Penny has a bad attack of nerves on the day she is to hear whether she has been promoted. 10.10: THE SUNDAY HORRORS. The Amityville Horror (1979). A horror story purported to be based on fact about a family who were driven from their dream home in Long Island terrified by ghosts and spirits. Starring Margot Kidder, James Brolin and Rod Steiger. 12.00: CLOSEDOWN.