The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 60

THE GUIDE TELEVISION AUGUST 14 3E3CEZ JL 6.00: The Muppet Show (Rpt). 6.30: News And Weather. 7.00: Astroboy (Rpt). Cartoon. 7.25: Dr Snuggles (Rpt).

For kids. 7.30: Dennis The Menace (Rpt). 757: Vicky The Viking (Rpt). 8.20: Sesame Street. 9.20: PGR.

930: Playschool For children. 10.00: Infant Maths (Rpt). 10.20: Flip, Slide, Turn (Rpt). 10.40: Infinirv Limited (S, Rpt). 11.00: Maths Break (Rpt).

11.20: The Giddy Game Show (Rpt). 11.30: Landline Rural affairs. 12.00: Behind The News (S, Rpt). 12 JO: Electric Avenue (Rpt). 1.00: National Press Club Luncheon Simon Crean, Min Primary Indus.

2.00: Parliament Question Time. 3.00: Sesame Street For children. 4.00: Playschool 430: Babar. 4.55: Grandma Bricks. 5.00: Afternoon Show With Michael Tunn Alvin And The Chipmunks.

(5 JO) Press Gang (Rpt). 6.00: Count Duckula (Rpt). 6.25: Roger Ramjet (Rpt). 630: The Classic Comedies Of Lucille Ball (I Ixwe lcy) (bw). 7.00: News, Sport And Weather.

7 JO: 7 JO Report Topical affairs. 8.00: Quantum Indelible Evidence: The Cyclist A young woman is raped and murdered. The suspect is a patient at a criminal psychiatric centre. 8.30: Animated (S, Rpt). A history of Australian cartoon and puppet animation, and its employment for amusement and advertising.

950: Couchman Over Australia If Ready For Abortion. Debate. WJO: Lateline Current affairs. 11.00: Virtuoso Nigel Kennedy: The Four Seasons (Rpt). Kennedy's controversial interpretation of Vivaldi's work.

1130: Close. 2.45: Vrerma Russian news, (in Russian). 3.30: TV Ed. 4.00: English At Work (Rpt). Finding a place to live.

430: Australian Mosaic The Recf-kecpers. The work of three Cape York ships assigned to protect maritime traffic near the Great Barrier Reef. 5.00: Kaleidoscope Cartoons. 530: How To Survive In Japan. 6.00: And Love Tomorrow Lagarde has died as a result of his injuries.

With Katia Thenko. (From France). 6.30: World News And Weather. 7.00: British Justice In Northern Ireland (Final). Tracing the course of 20 years of violence in Northern Ireland, which has cost up to 3000 lives.

This episode focuses on the criminalising of political prisoners. Warning: Some scenes may offend.l (Ireland). Presented by Paul Murphy. 7.30: The Movie Show Movie reviews and news with Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. 8.00: Dateline Current affairs.

8.30: The Investigator Rick assigns Karasek, an old hand with underground connections, to help Faber in his search for Loose, a violent criminal. (Drama from Germany). 9.20: Movie The Golden Horseshoe' (AO, 89). A political opponent of the Tunisian government comes out of prison and goes on a sentimental journey to catch up with life. With Hichem Rostom.

(Tunisia). 11.05: The Noise Rock music program with Annette Shun-Wah. 12.05: The Adventures Of Pepe Car-valho (AO, Rpt). An aging assassin is brought out of retirement to kill the president With Eusebio Poncela. LOS: Close.

6.00: All New Pcpeye Show (Rpt). 6.30: Agro's Cartoon Connection. 9.00: ALFTales (Rpt). Cartoon. 9.30: Fat Cat And Friends (Rpt).

10.00: Superior Court (PGR, Rpt). 10J0: Mama's Family (PGR). 11.00: Eleven AM topical affairs. 12.00: Movie The Great Waldo Pepper (PGR, 75, Rpt). After the deaths of several people, a pilot is grounded.

Drama featuring Robert Redford and Susan Sarandon. 2J0: Perry Mason (PGR. Rpt). 330: Family Ties (Rpt). Comedy.

4.00: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. 430: Blockbusters Quiz show. 5.00: Family Feud Game show. 530: heel Of Fortune Game. 6.00: News, Sport And Weather.

630: Home And Away (S). David finds- the perfect way to deal with his relationship with Sophie. 7.00: Hindi Topical affairs. 730: Hey Dad! (Rpt). Nudge is moving into his own flat, and asks Debbie for advice on how to impress girls.

Features Simone Buchanan. 8.00: Perfect Strangers Playing the football pool pays off for Balki. Comedy with Mark Linn-Baker. 830: Movie Ernest Goes To Camp (PGR, 87). A dim-witted grounds-keeper becomes counsellor to a group of juvenile delinquents.

Comedy featuring Jim Varney, Victoria Racimo. 1030: Tonight Live With Steve Vizard (AO). Presented by Ben Elton. 11.30: Hunter (AO). Police drama.

12.30 The NBC Today Show Topical. 230: Play Your Cards Right (Rpt). 255: Generations (PGR). Drama. 3.20 Bergerac (PG Rpt).

Drama. 4.20: Australian Ark (Rpt). 535: Press Your Luck (Rpt). 6.00: Sanford And Son (Rpt). 6.30: ITN World News Topical.

6.55: Business Today Reports. 7.00: Today Elizabeth Hayes. 9.00: Here's Humphrey (Rpt). 9.30: In Sydney Today Topical. 10.30: News And Weather.

11.00: hat's Cooking Presented by Gabriel Gate and Colette Mann. Guest cook is Clive Robertson. 1130: Entertainment Tonight (PGR). COO: The Midday Show (PGR). 130: Days Of Our Lives (PGR).

230: Young And The Restless. 330: DifTrent Strokes (Rpt). 4.00: Just The Ten Of Us (Rpt). 430: Adventures On Kythera (S). The five embark on an adventure.

5.00: The Bugs Bunny Show (Rpt). 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 630: A Current Affair Topical. 7.00: Sale Of The Century (S). 7.30: Matlock (PGR).

Matlock tailors a defence for the owner of his favourite clothing store. Don Knotts. 830: Movie Intrigue (PGR, 88). An American intelligence agent is assigned to smuggle a man out from behind the Iron Curtain. Featuring Scott Glenn and Robert Loggia.

10.40: The World Tonight With Clive Robertson News program. 11.40: Reach Out To The Children. 12.40: Albania Documentary. 1.40: Movies (Rpts). Panic On The 5.22.

(AO, 74). Commuters on a train are terrorised by three thugs. With James Sloyan, Lynda Day George. 3.05: Jack McCall, Desperado (53). A Southerner captures the man who framed him as a spy during the Civil War.

With George Montgomery. 430 Naked City (PGR, Rpt, bw). 530: TheSulIivans (Rpt). Drama. 7.00: 9.00: 10.00: Good Morning Australia, 'til Ten (PGR).

Topical. Mulligrubs (Rpt). For 1030: Aerobics Oz Sr Fitness. 11.00: Another World (PGR). 12.00: Santa Barbara (PGR).

1.00: Bold And Beautiful (PGR). 130: Donahue (PGR). Topical. 230: General Hospital (PGR). 330: Robin's Nest (PGR, Rpt).

4.00: Power Cuts Music clips. Double Dare Messy games. Eh is, Good Rockin'. Blind Date Dating game. News, Sport And Weather.

4.30: 5.00: 5.30: 6.00: 7.00: Neighbours (S). The new girl in Josh's life proves to be more than a match for him. With Dale. 730: E. Street (S, PGR).

Alice's pregnancy prompts Lisa to rethink her future; Toni is determined to help Valentine whether he likes it or not. 830: Movie The Omen (AO, 76, Rpt). The Anti-Christ sets about re-establishing his rule over mankind by taking the form of a small boy named Damien. With Gregory Peck, Lee Remick and Billie Whitelaw. 10.45: News And Weather.

1L15: Special Squad -(S, AO, Rpt). 12.15: Movies Secrets (AO, 72). A married woman has an affair while her out-of-work actor husband seeks employment. With Jacqueline Bisset. 1.40: The Execution Of Raymond Graham (AO, 85).

A condemned murderer awaits the final word on his appeal for clemency. With Jeff Fahey. 330: Covenant (AO, 85). Horror with Jose Ferrer. 4.45: Journey Into Fear (PGR, 42, Rpt, bw).

Drama featuring Orson Welles and Joseph Cotten. Subtitles, for the hearing-impaired. INTRIGUE On Nine at 8.30 pm THE icy synthesiser music. The grey major European capital city backdrop. The muscly Scott Glenn as a stalwart American hero Intrigue screams cold war drama from the first few frames.

The title, however, is something of a misnomer intrigue being the ingredient that is largely lacking from this decently done, attractively cast but almost depressingly straightforward spy plot. Glenn, our man in Brussels, is sent on a mission into Romania to bring back a former American Intelligence officer who defected to the Reds some years previously. Things are complicated by the fact that the traitor (played by Robert Loggia) is Glenn's old friend and tutor. Or at least things should be Programs supplied by TV channels. Both will obviously feature highly in the range of magazines which exist solely to have this new breed of star on their covers.

Michaelson is an unassuming young man from Mt Waverley, an outer suburb of Melbourne, who looks as if he was plucked from a surfboard at Bell's Beach by a cigar-chomping Grundy's talent scout. This, apparently, is not so far from the truth, as the soaps are now looking for raw talent rather than drama-school types who will turn up their noses at any script not written by Michael Gow. Scott's panel-van accent, by the way, is genuine. Michaelson has the slightly nervous look of someone whose life is about to be changed forever. Will he ever be able to walk to the local milk bar again without being attacked by a pack of screaming schoolgirls? My guess is he hopes not.

James Cockington NEIGHBOURS On Ten at 7 pm LAST week, Grundy's celebrated the completion of the episode of Neighbours, confirming the show's position as the Bradman of Australian soapies. The only other epic to approach this milestone has been the late, lamented Young Doctors. They switched off the life support system around the 1 episode. No-one noticed the difference. Despite some roller-coaster ratings of late, Ten still believes there is life in Ramsay Street and is introducing some new, young residents this week.

Rachel Blakely, 23, and Scott Michaelson, 20, conform to the teen hunkspunk category that has made Street such a fun place to visit. Gaby and Brad, as they will become better known, appear as a boutique owner and her brother. EI T7 News And 8.50 SUBJECT TO LATE ALTERATIONS. GUIDE PREVIEW- if Cherie Lunghi strange to see her without a soccer ball. RADIO reeBouteljie, China Boy; FieldsMcHugh, Exactly Like You; Hammerstein llKern, All The Things You Are; Trad, Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho.

1 Wednesday Matinee. Bax, Rosea ha; Vaughan Williams. On Wenlock Edge; Rubbra, Violin Concerto; Bax. Symphony No 3 in C. 3 For A Chamber Salon.

Haydn, Divertimento in Pur-cell, Songs: Sweet, be no longer Sad. There's not a Swain on the Plain, I Saw That You Were Grown So High. I'll Sail upon the Dog-star; Galuppi, Sonata No 4 in Bach, Meine Seele sei Vergnugt; Albtnoni, Concerto in flat. 4 Amadeus '91. Th9 Symphonies.

Mozart, Nine Variations in on a minuet by Duport, The Magic Flute: This Picture is Enchanting Fair. Symphony No 41 in (Jupiter). Early Evening Concert. Strauss R. Feuersnot: Love Scene; Trad.

Mein Land; Mozart, The Marriage of Figaro: overture; Assafieff, Papillons; Zieh-rer. Carnival Children waltz; Meyerbeer, Robert le Diable: En vain i'espere, I dote de ma Vie; Berlioz, Le Corsaire overture; Schubert, Marche Militaire; Chopin. Scherzo No 2 in flat minor; Strauss. Cinderella: Act III Part Schumann. Dreams; Sibelius, The Swan of Tuonela; GilbertSullivan.

The Gondoliers: Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes, We're Called Gondoliers; Chopin, Polonaise No 6 in A flat; Kreisler, Liebesleid. 7 The Joy-A-. Jazz. JJ Johnson At The Village Month. soprano.

Ulfung, of the Trio. Night 6am News. Finance. News. Dave.

Hospital 1 Alan BBC What. Foot Job 9.45 Wagner. News. 5.30 Mike Blake. 6am Cranney.

complicated by that. Intrigue doesrt bother getting into stuff like why the man went over or adequately explore why he should suddenly want to return. As is often the way with telemovies, there is an impression of large chunks having been sacrificed to fit into the unsympathetic time frames of commercial television. Some good actors barely get a look in, including pre-The Manageress Cherie Lunghi strange as it is these days to see her without a soccer ball. The production is cursed with the "misfortune" of having been mounted in 1988, at a time when the Iron Curtain was being replaced by an aluminium one.

In keeping with those unenlightened times, the Soviet spies in mufti with the exception of the smooth Martin Shaw are still ill-dressed, portly swine with little piggy eyes and bad haircuts. Where's John le Carre when you need him? Paul Pottinger 2KY 1017 5.30am Peter Peters. 9 Ron Casey. 12 David Bunt Racing. 5 Ray Warren.

7 TrottingGreyhound Racing. 10 Tad Pieison. 12 George Gibson. 2UW 1107 5am Bazz and Pilko. 9 Col Mooney.

Noon Trevor Sinclair. 4 Graeme Stone. 7 Andy Church. 12Ric Wayde. 2CH 1170 5am Pete Rudder.

9 John Poole. Noon Mike Jeffreys. 4 Dave Norman. 8 Helen Reeves. 12 John GrimAdelle Juter.

2WS 1224 Sam Peter Graham. 9 Hans Torv. 12 Rob Neil. 4 Chris Costello. 8 Love Songs.

12 John BondGraham McGillivray. 2SM 1269 5. 30am Gareth McCray (Catherine Hynes. 10 Terry Allen! 2 Steve Murphy Katherine Hynes. 7 7 O'Clock Special.

7.30 John Carroll. 12 Barry McCaffery and Nicki Clement. 2RPH 1539 Reading on radio. SBS RADIO 2EA 1368 6am Greek. 6.45 Arabic.

7.30 Croatian. 8.15 Italian. 9 Polish. 1( German. 11 Russian.

Noon' Spanish. 1 Aboriginal. 2 Vietnamese. 3 Cantonese. 4 Swedish.

4.30 Danish. 5 Turkish. 5.45 Italian. 6.30 Greek. 7.15 YiddishHebrewEnglish.

8.15 German. 9.15 Spanish. 10.15 Macedonian. 11 Latvian. Rocksat).

10 Trevor Jackson. 1 Pete Armstrong. 2JJJ-FM 105.7 6am Maynard Lottsa Comedy. 9 Angela Catterns. 1 Ian Rogerson.

5 Andy Glitre. 9 Richard Kingsmill. 1 Geoff Wood. 2SER-FM 107.3 7am Breakfast (BBC News at 7). 9 Open Mind.

9.30 New Horizons-BBC Newsdesk at 10. 11.30 Healthstyle For Life. 12.15 Puff Off. 12.30 Dispatches. 1 Bluegrass Special.

2 Deep Joy. 4 The Edge. 5.30 Undercurrents. 6 Think Tank. 6.30 The Buzz.

7 artbeat. 8 Same Voice, New Language. 8.30 Crystal Set. 10.30 Globestyle. 11.30 The Big Broadcast.

1 Music. 3 Country. 5 Quintet in minor; Reicha, Concerto in flat for two horns and orchestra; Haydn, Symphony No 93 in D. 5 News. 5.10 Sue Howard.

Incl News at 6. 7 News. 7.10 Preview. 8 Out On Wednesday. Sinfonye.

Music from the Court of Eleanor of Aquitaine. 10 Australian Festival Of Chamber Music North Queensland. Mozart, Violin Sonata in flat; Dvorak, Piano Trio in minor (Dumky); Brahms, Cello Sonata No 2 in Mozart. Piano Quartet in flat. 12 Music Overnight.

2MBS-FM 102.5 12 Eardrum. 1 Visions Of The World. 3 Till Dawn. 6 Early Morning Music. 9 Handel With Care.

Handel. Concerto a due cori No 2 in F. Arias: Das zitternde Glanzen der spielenden Wellen, Susser Blumen Ambraf-locken. Organ Concerto in flat, Terpsichore ballet suite. 10 Kronos Quartet.

Glass. Company; Ives, They are There; Scutthorpe, String Quartet No 8. 10.30 Jennifer McGregor. Thomas, Mignon: I am Titania; Tchaikovsky, Mazeppa: lullaby; Donizetti, Lucia di Lammermoor: Mad Scene. 11 The Virtuoso Woodwind.

Haydn. London Trio No 2 in G. Concerto in Mozart. Clarinet Quintet in A. 12 The Sound Of Jazz.

GershwinGershwin, I Got Rhythm, Lady Be Good; Miller, Come To Baby; GreenRoseHeyman. I Want To Be Loved; GershwinGershwin, Liza; Win- Weather on the hour. Book Reading-White Light. 9 Adventures In Good Music. Self-Contained Dependence.

10 Baroque And Beyond. Maestro: The Music of Venice (Final). Vivaldi. La Stravaganza: Concerto No 3 in Monteverdi. Zefiro Torna: Gabrieli G.

Sonata a 8 Diane forte; Porpora. Salve Regina; Willaert. Ricercare IV; De Rore. Alia Dolce Ombra; Castello. Sonata Decima Terza a Rovetta.

Chi vuol haver felice lieto il core; Gabrieli. Intona-zione del Non Tono, In Ecclesiis a 14; Monteverdi. Mass for Four Voices. 11.30 The Australian Experience. Oztronics: Part 5.

Martin Wesley-Smith explains and demonstrates how MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) works, playing examples of new music that could not have been composed had MIDI not been developed in the early 1980s. 12.30 News. 12.35 Lunch-time. Addinsell, Warsaw Concerto; Various art Scott, Music of America: Medley; Halffter. Spanish Dance; Chabrier arr Waldteufel.

Espana Waltz. Gra-nados. Spanish Dance No Brahms, Sixteen Waltzes: Saint-Saens. Danse Macabre; Atterberg, Suite No 3 for violin, viola and orchestra; Shostakovich, The Giadffy: Romance. 2 Midweek Choice.

Widor, Romance for flute and orchestra; Weber. Concert Piece in minor; Liszt, Mazeppa; Faure, Requiem; Mendelssohn. Octet. 4 Simply Classical. Danzi.

Wind Vanguard. 8 Opera Of The Strauss Elektra (Elek-tra: Hildegard Behrens. soprano. Klytemnestra: Nadine Secunde, Orestes: Jorma Hynni-nen, baritone. Aegisth: Ragnar tenor), Salome: Dance Seven Veils.

10 Academy Debussy, Piano Trio in G.Schubert. Piano Trio in flat. 11 Bazaar. Guitars Go East. 2CBA-FM 103.2 Arthur Deane.

6.15 BBC 6.45 Australia Remembers. 6.50 Job List. 7 News NoticeboardJob Search. 7.30 7.45 NRMA. BBC 8.45 Barristers.

9 Devotions. 9.30 Dr Jansen. 10 Dad 10.30 Book Reading. 11 Hour. 12 NewsNotice-boardJob Search.

12.45 Aging. Roger Climpson. 2.30 Guest. 3 Russell. 4.15 Child Abuse.

5 NewsJob List. 5.30 Yes 6 NewsNoticeboard. 6.45 Care. 7 Dad Davu. 7.45 Computers.

8 BBC 8.20 Search. 8.30 Guest. 9 Piano. Dr Paul White. 10 Chuck 10.45 History.

II BBC 12 For light sleepers. 2DAY FM 104.1 Morning Crew with Rob McCasker. 9 George Moore. 12 Hammond. 3 Keith Williams.

7 Malcolm Paul. 10 Clare 2 Jamie Angel. 2MMM-FM 104.9 Doug Mulray. 9 Stuart 12 Rob Duckworth. 3 RonESparx.

7 Club Veg (Incl: RADIO NATIONAL S78 6am Daybreak. Includes 6: News. 6.07: World Roundup. 6.30: News. 7.15: News.

7.32: World Roundup 8: News. 8.30 Earthworm. 9.03 Offspring. 10 News. 10.02 Sightings.

11 Originals On CO. 12 Country Hour. Incl News at 12.30. 1 News. 1.10 The Economics Report.

1.22 Notes On The News Malcolm MacKerras. Sen. Lecturer in Politics at the Aust Defence Force Academy. 1.30 Beyond The Bitumen Mining and resources. 2 Connexions.

3 News. 3.03 Speakers' Corner Simon Crean. 4 Late Night Live. International Report. 5.30 I'm Sorry.

I'll Read That Again. 6 News. 6.10 PM. 7 News. 7.15 Earthworm.

7.45 Encounter? Time of War. Writings of Simone Weil. 8.30 Sightings. 9.30 Value Added. 10 News.

10.10 Late Night Live -Phillip Adams 11.10 The Nightly Planet. 1 Radio Australia Overnight News. 2BL 702 5am David Dale. AM Peter Thompson. 8.30 Andrew Olle.

10 Margaret Throsby. 12 The World Today. 1 Terry Lane. 2 Jonathan Biggins. 4 Frank Crook.

6 PM Paul Murphy. 7 Peter Luck. 10 Australia Tonight. 10.30 Tony Delroy. 1 Beyond Midnight.

EH. ABC-FM 92.9 FM Breakfast. Includes 2KA 783 and 1476 Sam Brian Sanders with Shon Walker. 9 Richard Mercer. 12 Jason BoumanKerryn Banks.

4 Kerry Denten. 8 Hot Hits. 2GB 873 6am David Koch. 9 Jeremy Cordeaux. 12 News.

12.30 John Tingle. 4 John Raedler. 7 Money Talks -David Koch. 8 Kel Richards. 12 Grant Goldman.

2UE 954 5.30am Alan Jones. 9 John Laws. 12 News. 12.30 Brian Bury. 4 John Stanley.

6 Sport Peter Bosfy. 7 Stan Zemanek. 12 Brian Carlton. SMH The Guide, Monday, August 12, 1991 1 1 5.