The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 59

November 10 WEDNESDAY ,1 1 EZ HEI 3 4.00 Open Learning -Aust Studies. 4 JO AusTV News. 7.00 1st Edition. 7 JO Open Learning -Spanish (Ep 10). (8.00) Statistics: 10).

JO Sesame Street. 9.25 Spot. 9J0 Play School (S, Rpt). For kids. 1 0.00 The Magic Library (Rpt).

1 0. 1 5 Read All About It (Rpt). 1 0 JO Music Box (Rpt). For kids. 1 0.45 Watch! Your Language (Rpt).

1 1.05 Behind The News- (S. Rpt). 1 1 JO Dragon's Tongue -(Rpt). 1 2.00 The World At Noon News. 1 2.30 Lateline (Rpt).

Topical. 1.00 National Press Club Luncheon. 2.00 The Daylight Moon (Rpt). 3.00 Sesame Street. 3.55 Nellie.

4.00 Play School. 4.30 Babar. 4.55 Bangers And Mash (Rpt). 5.00 The Afternoon Show With Michael Tunn (5.02) Captain Planet. (5.30) Street Wise.

4.00 The Goodies. 6.30 TVTV. 7.00 News, Sport And Weather. 7.30 The 7.30 Report -Topical. 8.00 Quantum -Industrial robots.

8.30 Cenotaph (S. PG). A look at the still present effects of the Great War on the small southern NSW country town of Hay. 9.30 Attitude Tonight's topic The armed forces. 1 0.20 News-(S).

1 0 JO Lateline With Kerry O'Brien. 1 1 .05 Blues Moon Over Byron Jazz. 1 2.00 Alexie Sayle's Stuff- Comedy. 1 2.30 AusTV News -Topical program. 1.00 Embassy (S, PG, Rpt).

Drama. 2.00 Movie The Long Memory (PG, 52. bw). Featuring John Mills. 3.30 Around The World (Rpt).

4.00 1 Love Lucy (Rpt. bw). 4.35 Dr Who: The Sun Makers-(Pt 4). 5.00 Open Learning (S). Aust Stud (Ep 10).

(5.30) Statistics (Ep 10). 6.00 Bin Cosby1 You Bet Your Life. 6 JO News. 6.55 Business Today. 7.00 Today -Topical affairs.

9.00 Here's Humphrey For kids. 9.30 Ernie And Denise Variety. 10.30 News And Weather. 1 1 .00 What's Cooking Geoff Jansz. 1 1.30 Entertainment Tonight -(PG).

1 2.00 Ray Martin At Midday (PG). 1 .30 Days Of Our Lives (PG). 2.30 Young And The Restless (PG). 3.30 Supermarket Sweep -Game. 4.00 Roc (Debut).

Comedy. 4.30 Ship To Shore -With Bill Kerr. 5.00 Paradise Beach (S). Drama. 5.30 The Bugs Bunny Show (Rpt).

6.00 News, Sport And Weather. 6.30 A Current Affair -Topical. 7.00 Sale Of The Century (S). With co-host Denise Drysdale. 7.30 Our House (One-hour episode).

Home hints series. 8.30 Movie Young Indiana Jones And The Great Escape (S. PG. 91). Indy becomes involved in the Battle of the Somme, and is captured and taken prisoner by the Germans.

With a fellow prisoner he attempts many break-outs. Adventure featuring Sean Patrick Flannery. 10.30 Nightline-News program. 1 1.00 Street Justice-(M). Drama.

12.00 Entertainment Tonight -(PG). 12.30 Movies (PGs). lay And Moe (85). Comedy about two New York prohibition agents. With Jackie Gleason.

2.25 The Sea Chase (55, Rpt). About the adventures, dramas and romances aboard an outlaw ship. John Wayne and Lana Turner. 4.35 Seaway (PG, Rpt, bw). 5.30 The Sullivans (Rpt).

Drama. 6.00 Sports Tonight -(Rpt). 6.30 Neighbours -(Rpt). 7.00 Transformers Generation 2. 7.30 The Adventures Of T-Rex.

8.00 Speedracer- (Rpt). Cartoon. 8.30 Mulligrubs -(Rpt). For kids. 9.00 Good Morning Australia.

1 1.00 Sally Jessy Raphael My Husband Is So Vain (PG. Rpt). 1 2.00 Santa Barbara (PG). 1 .00 Bold And Beautiful (PG). 1.30 Donahue He's One Man With Six Wives And Ten Fiancees (PG).

American discussion. 2.30 The Oprah Winfrey Show Siblings Of The Mentally III (PG). 3.30 Live It Up-(PG). Lifestyle. 4.00 My Secret Identity Comedy.

4.30 Mission Top Secret. 5.00 News, Sport And Weather. 6.00 The Simpsons (Rpt). 6.30 Neighbours -(S). Drama.

7.00 Hinch Current affairs program. 7.30 Class Of '96 (PG). Whitney falls in love with Linda, a girl from the other side of the tracks. Drama. 8.30 Mini-Series Voices Within (M.

Rpt, Final). Truddi confronts her childhood with the help of her psychologist With Shelley Long, Tom Conti and John Rubinstein. 10.30 News, Sport And Weather. 1 1 .00 Sports Tonight Sports news. 1 1 .30 Late For School Comedy.

12.00 Spirited Australians. 1 2.30 Sword Fish Religious. 1.00 Tropical Heat-(PG). 2.00 Movie Teachers (M, 84, Rpt). A burnt out teacher has his interest in teaching rejuvenated.

With Nick Nolte and JoBeth Williams. 4.00 Prisoner (M, Rpt). Drama. 5.00 True Colors Comedy. 5.30 Adventures Of Lone Ranger.

4.00 Aerobics Oz Style Fitness. 6J0 Agro's Cartoon Connection. 9.00 The Book Place For children. 9.30 At Home- (PG). Topical.

10.30 News And Weather. 1 1 .00 Eleven AM With Ann Sanders. 1 2.00 Movie Once Is Not Enough (M, 75, Rpt). Drama about a young woman who comes to the realisation that she is in love with her father. With Kirk Douglas, Alexis Smith and David Janssen.

2.30 Perry Mason (PG. Rpt, bw). 3.30 Family Ties -(Rpt). Comedy. 4.00 Disney Adventures -(Rpt).

4.30 Blockbusters -Quiz show. 5.00 Family Feud Quiz show. 5.30 Wheel Of Fortune -Quiz. 6.00 News, Sport And Weather. 6.30 Real Life -Topical.

7.00. Home And Away (S). Tug's father is back in town; Nathan's goading pushes Luke to the edge. 7.30 Hey The Deputy Town Clerk falls in love with Betty. 8.00 Newlyweds (PG).

Allie is concerned that she is overweight. With Annie Jones. 8.30 Movie Cadillac Man (M, 90. Rpt). Comedy about an aggressive car salesman who could lose his job, his mistress, his other girlfriend, his Mafioso protector and his daughter all during a weekend.

With Robin Williams, Pamela Reed and Fran Drescher. 1 0.35 Tonight Live (M). Variety. 1 1 .30 Minder-(PG, Rpt). Drama.

12.35 NBC Today Show-Topical. 2.35 The New Godfathers (Rpt). 4.15 Movie The Saint Meets The Tiger (PG, 43, Rpt, bw). Adventure drama with Hugh Sinclair. 5.30 Sons And Daughters- (Rpt).

Exposing the waste of WorldWatch (6.30) Dateline (Rpt). (7.00) Le Journal (In French). (7.30) The Journal (In English). (8.00) Chinese News. (8.30) Novosti (In Russian).

(9.00) Das Journal (In German). 9.30 WeatherWatch And Musk. 12.30 WorldWatch (12.30) Business Report (US). (1.00) The Mac-NeilLehrer Newshour (US). 2.00 WeatherWatch And Musk.

4.30TVEd-lnltaliano. 5.00 English At Work- (Rpt). TAPE. 5.30 Den Of Wolves (Rpt Mexico). 5.50 FYI Education.

In Vietnamese. 6.00 World Sports -Sports news. 6.30 World News And Weather. 7.00 Dateline -Current affairs. 7.30 The Movie Show- Film reviews.

8.00 Face The Press -Topical. 8.30 Called To The Bar Mourad defends a woman with suicidal tendencies; Cas represents an ex-drug addict for cocaine possession; Mourad and Myrna fall in love; Helen and Bernhard end their affair. With Yvonne Van Den Hurk. (The Netherlands). 9.30 Movie The Tide (M.

90). An American-educated economist with feminist ideas becomes obsessed and sexually dominated by a merchant banker suffering from manic depression. Featuring Kadir Inanir, Zuhal Olcay and Yilmaz Zafer. From Turkey. 10.55 The Darkness (PG, India).

1 1.55 The Forging Of A Rebel (PG, Rpt). Antonio Valero and Lydia Bosch. (Spain). 1.30 Close. Programs supplied by TV channels.

SUBJECT TO LATE ALTERATIONS. Subtitles, for the hearing-impaired. war and the way their experiences can be blurred and stretched out of shape by historians. By speaking with families of the Hay soldiers and travelling with the 14 veterans who returned this year to France, Tuckfield goes as close to the source as possible. Images of the dreadful carnage and conditions and the recollections of the diggers makes Cenotaph a moving and intense experience.

The simple reading of a letter from a father to his two sons before they set off on their grand adventure is classic drama. Tuckfield's low-key narration is at first a little ponderous, but as his beautifully photographed images take over, it begins to gel. Flowing gently under it all is Andrew Shultz's perfectly emotive score. Cenotaph is the first of a series on Australian involvement in wars. If those that follow live up to its standard, we will have a fitting and lasting tribute.

Tony Squires John Bond. 8 David Dwyer -Love Songs. 12 Paul Wise. 2SER-FM 107.3 7am BBC NewsBreakfast Show. 9 Open Mind.

9.30 New Horizons. 11.30 Health style For Life. Incl: Puff Off. 1 Bluegrass Special. 2 Dance Dept 4 The Edge.

5.30 Undercurrents. 8 The Gap. 6.30 The Buzz. 7 Voices From The South. 8 Sou'.

Safari. 8.30 Crystal Set 10.30 Globestyle. 11 The Big Broadcast. 1 Pluto Beat 3 Country Music. V77J See Monday's listing.

SBS RADIO 2EA 1386 6am News. 6.15 Arabic. 7 Greek. 7.45 Italian. 80 Serbian.

9.15 Mandarin. 10 German. 10.45 Polish. 11.30 Russian. 12.15 Maltese.

1 Filipino. 1.45 Arabic. 2.30 Greek. 3.15 Italian. 4 Korean.

4.45 Armenian. 5.30 Turkish. 6.15 Cantonese. 7 Vietnamese. 7.45 Thai.

8.30 Lao. 9.15 Spanish. 1 0 Japanese. 1 0.45 IrishWelsh. 11.30 PunjabiGujrati.

12 Features. 6.30 -rinor that conflict with the entombment of the Unknown Soldier in the Hall of Memory at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. Tonight, Cenotaph pays tribute to that soldier and all others who fought on the fields of France and Belgium. It offers glory to the young men who experienced altogether too much, while stripping the notion of war of any glory whatsoever. Most important, Cenotaph is a personal story.

Tuckfield takes the viewer to Hay, the small NSW town that offered almost all its available sons and seven women to service. The 103 who didn't return left a gaping hole in the town, with no family untouched. Although Hay's last surviving serviceman from the war died during the past year, the town's memory of the conflict did not die with him. It lives with the families and in the most potent of memorials the local high school building. Tuckfield is keenly aware of the passing of this generation of diggers Kazoo SBS 402 1 main street before going to war.

Cenotaph On ABC at 8.30 pm WE ARE constantly exposed to the horrors human beings inflict on other human beings. While the world revelled in a supposed new skin of peace with the end of the Cold War, nothing has been able to hide the blisters and boils that have continued to break out. Most recently, we have been shocked and disturbed by the images of Ireland again plunging knives into its own heart But, for the most part, we view with the detachment of distance. With Cenotaph, film-maker Christopher Tuckfield has removed the years and kilometres between the viewer and the Great War, the conflict from 1914 to 1918 that makes the bloodletting since seem like mere lunacy. The Great War went way beyond lunacy.

Tomorrow, Australia will mark the 75th anniversary of the end of RADIO Matinee. Poems and Fantasies. Kalinnikov, Epic Poem overture; Merikanto, Fantasy for orchestra; Stenhammar, The Song; Strauss Ein Heldenleben tone poem. 3 Two Guitars. Praetorius, Terpsichore: two dances; Grana-dos.

Three Spanish Dances; Anon, The King's Morisco, Mon Coeur le Recommande, a Vous, Le Rossignol, Drewrie's Accordes. 3.30 Capricorn Solo. Scarlatti, Keyboard Sonata in Evans, Idyll; Medtner, Piano Sonata in minor; Beethoven, Piano Sonata in minor. 4.30 Voices, Winds And Strings. Eber-lin, Sigismundus; Anon, Sonatas of the Charamela Real: Nos 51, 52; Reutter, Salve Regina.

5 Early Evening Concert. Chopin, Polonaise No 6 (Heroic); Rimsky-Korsakov, Sadko musical picture; Elgar, Sea Pictures: Sea Slumber Song; Trad, Cherry Blossom; Chopin, Nocturne; Sibelius, The Swan of Tuonela; Lehar, The Merry Widow: Vilia; Grainger, Spoon River; Lehar, The Merry Widow: Ballroom Scene Change; Cowell, Saturday Night at the Firehouse; Masca-gni, Cavalleria Rusticana: Inneg- Piamo; Schubert, Standchen Tn Ziehrer, Viennese Citizens; Tchaikovsky, Cherevichki: Polo naise; Sills, Gems. Sabre Theme String Swan Gluck, Dance News. News. People.

Man Hospital 1 Goose. SYDC World War 1 soldiers in Hay's it EES RADIO NATIONAL 576 6am Daybreak. 8.30 The Business Report. 9 News. 9.05 Life Matters.

10 News. 10.05 Sightings The Body as an Art-Piece. 11 News. 11.05 Sandy McCutcheon Presents -Incl: (11.05) Education Report. (11.40) Ockham's Razor.

12 News. 12.10 Australia Talks Back. 1 News. 1.10 National Country Hour. 2 News.

2.05 Speaker's Comer. 3 News. 3.05 Last Night's Late Night Live. 4 News. 4.10 Ramona Koval.

Incl News at 5. 6 News. 5.10 PM. 7 News. 7.10 News.

7.15 Encounter-Angels Are Alive And Well. 8 News. 8.05 Sightings -(Rpt). 9 News. 9.05 Life Matters.

9.30 The Business Report -(Rpt). 10 News. 10.10 Late Night Live. 11.05 Nightly Planet. 1 Radio Australia Overnight.

2BL 702 Sam Philip Clark. 7.45 News. 8 AM. 8.30 Andrew Olle. 10 Jennifer Byrne.

12 World Today. 1 Terry Lane. 2 John Doyle. 4 Frank Crook. 9 PM.

7 Julian Brophy. Incl Radio Quiz. 10 Australia Tonight. 10.30 Tony Detroy. 1 Beyond Midnight ABC FINE 8am News.

(7.58) News. 9.05 Music. Amusements of Couperin, Charpentier, News. Grainger. Blockx.

Music of and Jacobins: -Prelude, Mozart, Don Raff, Symphony Walde); No 2. 4 Drive. Incl News. 7.05 Of Australia. Destroyed Of Song.

(Part 2). Brahms, concert: No 6 in The Andes. Bolivia, Chile Great Chabrier, Fete Polonaise; Chopin, Etude in flat. 7 The Joy-A-Jazz. A Monk Called The-lonious.

8 Donizetti, Maria Stuarda. Mary Stuart: Beverly soprano. Elizabeth: Eileen Farrell, soprano. 11 Musical Khachaturian, Gayaneh: Dance; Kreisler, Schon Rosmarin; Delibes, Coppelia: and Variations; Borodin, Quartet No 2 in (Nocturne); Sibelius, Karelia Suite: Intermezzo; Mascagni, Cavalleria Rusticana: Intermezzo; Kabalevsky, Colas Breugnon: overture; Sibelius, Legends: The of Tuonela; Tchaikovsky, Nutcracker Waltz of the Flowers; Orpheus and Euridyce: of the Blessed Spirits. 2CBA-FM 103.2 8am Arthur Deane.

6.15 BBC 6.45 Australia Remembers. 7 NewsNoticeboard. 7.30 Finance. 7.45 Careforce. 8 BBC 8.20 Job List.

8.30 Great 8.45 Law Society. 9 Devotions. 9.30 Dr Jansen. 10 Shy. 10.30 Gardening.

11 Hour. 12 NewsNoticeboard. 12.45 Thyroid Problems. Roger Climpson. 2 The Snow 2.30 Guest.

3 Guidelines, Lance Shilton. 3.30 Current Affairs. 4 Stan Pedersen. 4.15 Scott McPheat. 4.45 Finance.

5 BBC News. 5.10 Job List. 5.30 Yes What. 6 NewsNoticeboard. 6.45 Summer Cooling.

7 Dad Dave. 7.45 Nutrition. 8 BBC News. 8.30 Guest. 9 Rodney Clarke Piano.

9.45 Ministry, Ray Richmond. 10 Chuck Wagner. 10.45 Ham-mondville. 11 BBC News. 11.30 Elinda.

12 Features. 2DAY-FM 104.1 5.30am The Morning Crew. 9 Mike Hammond. 12 Rob McCasker. 3 Keith Williams.

7 David RymerEmma Tyrie. 10 Nick Michaels. 1 Dean Kesby. 2MMM-FM 104.9 6am Doug Mulray. 9 Stuart Cranney.

12 Ron Sparks. 3 Nick Bennett. 7 Jon Kennedy. 10 Pete Armstrong. 1 Sue Moses.

TRIPLE J-FM 105.7 6am Helen RazerMikel Robins. 9 Angela Cattems. 12 Jenny Oldershaw. 4 Ian RogersonDeb-bie Spillane. 7 Andy Glitre.

10 New Releases with Richard Kingsmill. 1 Music. 2WS-FM 101.7 Sam Hans TorvKayley Harris. 9 Pete Graham. 1 Rob Neil.

4 Part 2: Benno Moiseiwitsch. Rachmaninoz, Piano Concerto No 1 in sharp minor. Prelude No 21 in minor, A Midsummer Night's Dream: scherzo. 12 Music Overnight. ONE-FM 96.1 Sam Brian Sanders.

9 Richard Mercer. 1 Kerry Denten. 6 ArcherTaylor. 12 Greg Dymon. 2000-FM 98.5 7am Arabic.

8 English. 8.30 Italian. 9 English. 12 Portuguese. I Spanish 2 Out There Youth.

4.30 EnglishArabic. 6.15 Hebrew. 7 Italian. 7.45 Croatian. 9.15 Armenian.

10 Macedonian. II Arabic. 2MBS-FM 102.5 12 Touching In The Dark. 1 Funkin' Lessons. 3 Till Dawn.

6 Early Morning Music. 9 Miniatures. Music of Butterley, Hill, Vine, Carr-Boyd, and Edwards. 9.30 The Reluctant Ecumenical. Byrd, Sing Joyfully Unto God, Mass for four voices.

10 Classical To Romantic. Music of Haydn, Krommer, and Lalo. 11.30 Classics Transfigured. Tchaikovsky, Paraphrase on Waltz Of The Flowers from The Nutcracker; Donizetti, Sonata in minor; Mozart, Trio No 2 in D. 12 The Sound Of Jazz.

Music of Woody Herman. 1 Wednesday MUSIC 92.9 Breakfast Incl: (6, 7. 8) Concert Diary. 9 Adventures In Good Schiller And Music. 10 Of France.

Music Lully, Chedeville, and Rameau. 12 Music of Templeton. Dvorak, Puccini, Rach-maninov, Chopin, Bach, Grieg, Lortzing, and Suk. 1 Halley, Haydn, Schumann, Sussmayr. 2 Midweek Choice.

Dvorak, The Act 1 Prelude, Act 2 Act 3 ballet music; Giovanni: excerpts; No 3 in (Inv Klami, Piano Concerto News. 4.05 Classic News at 5 and 6. 7 Songs And Stories The Friendship That Ned Kelly. 8 A Pageant Baer and Parsons Songs by Schumann, and Wolf. After the Beethoven, Symphony (Pastoral).

10 Music Of Including music from and Venezuela. 1 1 Rachmaninov Interpreters. SMH The Guide, Monday, November 8, 1993 1 SS.