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

5i 1 1 FTFT, 6.00: Morning News: Report. 11.10: Stripy (Rpt). Car 6.00: Morning News Report. 8.00: MrSqutggle For tots. 8.30: Sesame Street.

9.30: Play School Clocks and time. 10.00: Hunter. 10.17: Magic Bag. 10.20: Science Topics. 10.40: Twentieth Century History.

11.00: The Media. 11.20: Flip, Slide, Turn. 1 1.40: Australian Studies. 12.00: A New World (For Sure). 1230: How A Child Grows -(Rpt).

1.00: News. 1.05: Buongiorno Italia. 130: Music Time. 1.50: For The Juniors. 2.05: The World At War -Genocide 1941 -45 (Rpt).

2.57: Plasti-nots. 3.00: Sesame Street. 3.55: Paddington. 4.00: Play School. 4.30: Wind In The Willows (Rpt).

4.55: Amazing Adventures Of Morph. 5.00: Voltron: Defender Of The Universe. 5.25: Roger Ramjet. 5.30: Fast Foward Children's comedy series. 5.55: Ceme And Get It.

6.00: Sport In Question National sports quiz. 630: Dr Who Carnival Of Monsters (Rpt, Part 2). The Doctor and Jo play in a peepshow. With Jon Pertwee. 7.00: News, Sport And Weather.

7.30: Open All Hours (PGR). Comedy series with Ronnie Barker. 8.00: Full House (PGR). Comedy about two couples sharing a house. 830: Four Corners Current affairs.

9.20: Carleton-Walsh Report Australian Labor Party conference report from the Wrest Point Casino, Hobart. 9.50: Pot Black Coverage of the Thorburn Thorne game. 10.15: The Book Program (Final). A review of books with Rod Quantock. 10.45: The Burrows Collection The Wonderful World Of Louis Armstrong.

New series of jazz shows. Tonight, the music of Louis Armstrong. 11.45: Jane Eyre (S, Rpt). Charlotte Bronte's drama. 12.25: Close.

6.00: The Two Of Us Comedy. 6.20: Family Affair (Rpt). 6.45: Cartoon Connection (Rpts). Includes Bugs Bunny Show, Tom And Jerry, The New Flintstones Show. 830: The Courtship Of Eddie's Father The Road To You Know Where Is Paved With You Know What (Rpt).

9.00: Romper Room For tots. 10.00: Edward The Seventh (Rpt). Several embarrassing scandals involving Edward threaten the monarchy. 11.00: Eleven AM Topical program hosted by Richard Zachariah. 12.00: Movie A Gun In The House (AO, 8 1 Rpt).

A housewife is thrust into the middle of the gun control issue. Sally Struthers and Joel Bailey. 2.00: New Price Is Right (Rpt). 3.00: Streets Of San Francisco -Most Likely To Succeed (PGR, Rpt). 4.00: Wombat.

4.30: Lassie -Foundling (Rpt). For young viewers. 5.00: Wheel Of Fortune Game. 5.30: Punky Brewster Comedy series about a young girl abandoned by her parents. With Soleil Moon Frye.

6.00: News. 6.45: Mossop Report. 7.00: Terry Willesee Tonight. 730: Sons And Daughters (S). Wayne discovers that his encounter with Ginny.

gives him an unexpected advantage in his search for Glen. Gordon and Maggie's relationship reaches a dramatic climax. 830: Movie Revenge Of The Nerds (AO, 84). A group of socially outcast university students decide to strike back at their snobbish persecutes by expos-ing their enemies' secrets. Robert Carradine, Tim Busfield and Andrew Cassese.

1030: Newsworld. 1130: Stanley Baxter Show (Rpt). 12.00: News Overnight From USA. toon from Switzerland. 11.20: The Magnificent One (Rpt).

Struggles of a Chinese family living in London (Britain). 12.00: Movie Rondo (66, Rpt, bw). A bachelor judge and an extroverted artist develop a relationship over weekly chess games. (Yugoslavia, Croatian). 1.30: Test Pattern.

5.30: The Electric Company (Rpt). Educational. 6.00: Soccer League NSL highlights, news. 7.00: News, Weather. 7.30: The Flying Dutchmen Dramatised documentary series about 16th century Dutch seafarers.

Tonight, the Dutch wrest Ceylon away from the Portugese. (Holland). 8.20: Sneak Preview What's on SBS-TV. 8.30: Hello, Beatrice -(Final). Behind the scenes of a notorious talk-back radio show.

Tonight, Beatrice's teenage daughter falls in love with a 40-year-old English lord with a shady past. (France). 930: Movie Satisfied Or Not? (63, Rpt, bw). Political comedy about the plight of a rude, arrogant waiter, who decides he is far superior to his colleagues and sets off to find a new job. (China; Mandarin).

11.00: Close. 6.30: Today The ALP's annual national conference, held in Hobart. American pop and gospel singer, Amy Grant. (Business Today at 6.40). 9.00: Here's Humphrey For tots.

10.00: The Young Doctors (Rpt). 1030: General Hospital (PGR). 1 130: Morning News And Weather. 12.00: Midday Show With Ray Martin (PGR). Topical interview show.

1.30: Days Of Our Lives (PGR). 230: The Young And The Restless -(PGR). 330: TheSullivans (Rpt). 4.00: Cmon Kids Topical. 5.00: The Lucy Show (Rpt).

5.30: Happy Days (Rpt). Comedy. 6.00: News. 630: Willesee. 7.00: Sale Of The Century (S).

7.30: The Flying Doctors (S, PGR). Tom and Chris help two young men, one who takes an overdose of drugs and the other a middle-aged retarded man living with his mother. 830: Mini-Series The Lancaster-Miller Affair (AO, Part 2). Romantic drama about an aviatrix and her colleague. Tonight, Chubbie and Lancaster are amongst the victims when the Depression hits America.

Kerry Mack and Nicholas Eadie. (9.27: Go Lotto). 10.28: News. 1030: Liberty Weekend Closing Ceremonies Celebrating the Statue of Liberty's centenary. Performers include Gene Kelly, Liza Minnelli, Elizabeth Taylor, Cicely Tyson, The Pointer Sisters and Kenny Rogers.

130: Movies (Rpts). FM (AO, 78). Drama about an unusual radio station. Michael Brandon and Martin Mull. 335: Istanbul Express (PGR, 68).

Espionage drama about an art dealer working as a spy. Gene Barry. 5.10: Bonanza (PGR, Rpt). Drama. 7.00: Good Morning Australia.

9.00: Good Morning Sydney (PGR). With Maureen Duval. 10.00: Fat Cat And Friends. 10.30: Another World (PGR). 1130: Morning News, Weather.

12.00: Movie One Summer Love (AO, 76, Rpt). A troubled young man attempts to find himself. Beau Bridges, Susan Sarandon, Mildred Dunnock. 2.00: Carson's Law (S, PGR, Rpt). 3.00: Hogan's Heroes The Schultz Brigade (Rpt).

Comedy series. 330: Graham Kennedy's Blankety Blanks (Rpt). Game show. 4.00: Off The Dish Ernie Dingo discusses tracing animals, the didgeri-doo and Dreamtime stories. 4.30: Simon Townsend's Wonder World Canine criminals, amusement parks, holograms, school symbols.

5.00: Good Times (Rpt). Comedy. 530: Perfect Match Dating. 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 7.00: Neighbours (S).

Madge and Tom clash over Fred, Paul discovers the real person responsible for the leak in Rosemary's operation. Gary Files. 7.30: Rugby League Monday games. St George Balmain match. 9.15: Movie Tom Horn (AO, 80, Rpt).

Drama based on the life of a legendary Western gunman who is hired by a group of Wyoming ranchers to fight rustlers. With Steve McQueen, Linda Evans and Richard Farnsworth. 11.10: Bellamy (PGR, Rpt). An insurance salesman sets up a business based on extortion. John Stanton.

12.10: The Liver Birds (Rpt). Sandra begins to question her attitudes towards romance. With Nerys Hughes. 12.40: Religious (Rpt). 12.45: Close.

Programs supplied by TV channels. Subject to late alterations. Subtitles on this program indicate programs for deaf and hearing impaired people. Another predictable toad taste look at canmpes life HSVOIGE OF THE tIEBDS On 7 at 8.30 pm it from the jocks except that the nerds wore glasses. Their main qualification for nerdiness was that they like to study things like computer science and aerodynamics but apart from that they did all the things the jocks did; they put cameras into the womens dormitories so they could watch them undressing, they had "panty raids" and drank till they threw up.

But the nerds have to have their revenge on the jocks for making them feel so bad all the time. It's no they emerge the winners, take over the leadership on the campus and get the pretty girls. Predictability Is one thing this movie is not short of. Amruta Slee in the script of Nerds because of its humanity. He must have been kidding.

The humanity section consists of a speech by head nerd, Lewis, pleading with the rest of the campus to let out the nerd living inside them all. It's a pity this movie is so bad because the idea sounds quite appealing. Who can resist the thought of nerds getting their revenge on the beautiful people by outwitting them? It should have been a clever and funny piece of lighthearted entertainment but instead it is a dreary little look at campus life with lots of anal humour thrown in for cheap laughs. One problem with the film is that I had trouble distinguishing the nerds IN AMERICAN universities the divisions are clear; there are the nerds and there are the jocks. The nerds are the people who trip over when they walk into a room, wear trousers that are too short and do their homework.

The jocks are the men who have blonde hair, play football and marry the cheerleaders. They have trouble spelling 'homework' let alone doing it. If you're female, your status in life comes from whether you're pretty and slim or fat and ugly. There are no prizes for guessing which one gets the nerd and which one the jock. And according to this movie it doesn't end there; when you go to university your looks or athletic prowess defines which sorority you join.

The sororities which take the jocks spend their time throwing each other into tubs filled with beer, throwing each other out of windows and throwing up. There are no sororities which take nerds if they can help it If all this is starting to sound slightly tacky and silly, wait till you see tonight's movie, Revenge of the Nerds. The director Jeff Kanew said that he didn't want to make just another teenage sex comedy and was interested Anthony Edwards and Robert Carradine define nerdiness. emu Morning Talkabout. 12.15 Focus on Living.

12.30 Christianity, Judaism and Islam. 2 Since 77. 3 Oz Folk at 33 and a third. 4 Politics Magazine. 6 Peace and Development Report.

6.30 Musica Giovane. 7.30 Teletype Radial. 9 Talking to Armidale. 10 Splashdown-Reggae. 11 Dance Collision.

1 1 .30 Africa. 1 2.30 AKA No. 6. 3 am 2SER Country Music. Brief at 10.11) 12 News.

12.10 The World Today. 1 News. 1.10 The Afternoon Show, with Alan Gaskell (incl news in brief at 2.3). 3.03 Drive Time, with Holger Brockman (incl news in brief at 6 News. 6.10 Drive Time.

6.30 Sports Report. 6.34 Drive Time. 6.57 Weather Report. 7 News. 7.15 The Bob Hudson Show (incl news in brief at 8.9).

10 News. 10.15 Music to Midnight (incl news at 11) 11.58 News in Brief. 12.02 Close. E2 177T 1 COMMUNITY FM to Act III Lohengrin; Bach, Air on the string; Staigers, Carnival Venice; Hartley, The Hampden Roar. 9 Stormy Monday.

1 1 Crossing The Divide. Handel, Organ Concerto in minor. No Roman, Violin Concerto in fiat; Bach. Sinfonia No 3 in minor; Beethoven, Sonata No 2 in Mozart, String Quartet No 19 in Telemann, Overture in minor for two flutes and strings. 2CBA-FM 103.2 MHz 6.45 am Job List.

7.30 Financial. 9 Devotions. 9.30 Psychologist. 10.45 Gardening. Noon 2GB News, Noticeboard, Immunisations.

3 Counsellor. 5.30 Serial. 9 Theatre Organ Society. 10 Chuck Wagner. 11.30 Special.

Midnight Features for light sleepers. 2DAY-FM 104.1 MHz 5.30 am Grant Goldman. 9 George Moore. 1 Dave Norman. 4 Bob Hughes.

8 John Carroll. Midnight Walter Williams. 2MMM-FM 104.9 MHz 6 am Doug Mulray. 10 Stuart Cranney. 2 Rob Duckworth.

6 Paul Holmes. 10 Steve Britten. 2 Bruce StalberFrank Fursey. 2JJJ-FM 105.7 MHz 6 am Rusty Nails. 10 Stuart Matchett.

2 George Wayne. 5.30 The 5.30 Report. 6 Annette Shun Wah with 6.30 Wot's on. 10 The Australian. Music Show with Mark Dodshon.

Midnight JJJ Demo Tape Program. 2 am Karen Gough. 2SER-FM 107.5 MHz Programs include: 7 am Breakfast Show. 9 Open 10 minor; Faure, Sonata in minor; Liszt, Grand Galop Chromatique. 10.30 Concert Hall.

Schroeter, Concerto in for hammered harpsichord; Bach, Prelude and fugue in minor; Gabellone, Concerto in for mandolin and strings; Handel, Alcina, ballet music; Gigout, Scherzo; Haydn, Symphony No 32 in C. 12 A Jazz Sandwich. 1 Monday Music. 2 Music of Franz Liszt. Liszt, Les preludes; St Francis preaching to the birds; Christus, Part 9: The miracle of the waves; Reminiscences of Mozart's Don Giovanni; Rakoczy March.

3 Choice For Today. Bach, Toccata in minor; Mozart, Quartet in G.Beethoven, Choral fantasia; Mahler, Three Rueckert songs: Ich bin Welt abhanden gekom-men; Ich atmet einen linden Duft; Um Mitternacht; Tchaikovsky, Piano Concerto No 1 in minor; Prokofiev, Sonata for cello and piano. 5 Work's Done For Today. Gershwin, Porgy and Bess medley; Wagner. Wotan's farewell and Magic Fire music, from Der Walkure; de Falla, Elamor brujo; Strauss, Alpine Symphony; Albinoni, Concerto No 9 for two oboes, strings and continuo.

7 Your Monday Date. 8 Music That's Band. Suppe, Overture: Morning, noon and night; Svendsen, The Norwegian artist's carnival; Seiber. Galop: John Gilpin's Ride; Linke, A Birthday Serenade; Anon. Amazing Grace; Sousa.

March: El Capitan; Tchaikovsky. Chanson triste; Wagner, Introduction Flute Quintet in Elgar. The Starlight Express Suite; Debussy, Children's Corner. 9.15 Brahms. Violin Concerto in D.

10 Adventures in Good Music. 11 Music of Sibelius. Karelia Suite; Serenade; Five Songs from Opus 17; Luonnotar; Symphony No 2 in D. 12.30 News. 12.40 Diversions.

2 20th Century Masters. Debussy. Sonata for harp, flute and viola; Ives, A group of songs Children's Hour, Tom Sails Away; Two Little Flowers; The cage; Ives, Largo for piano, clarinet and violin; Martinu, La Revue de Cuisine. 3.05. C.P.E.

Bach, Harpsichord Concerto in minor; Haydn, Symphony No 101 in (The Clock). 4 Simply Classical. Mahler, Youth's Magic Horn. 5 Kaleidoscope. News at 6.

7 Monday Evening. Kabalevsky, The Comedians: Suite (arr for wind and percussion); Paganini, Centone di Sonata; Menotti, Sebastian: ballet (excerpts). 7.45 Charpentier, Le reniement of St Pierre; Faure, Ballade for Piano and Orchestra; Chausson, Symphony in flat. 8.50 An Introduction to Chinese Instruments. 9.20 New Music from the USSR.

Rodion Schedrin, Three Solfeggios for voice and piano; The Frescoes of Dionysius. 10.20 News. 10.30 Jim McLeod's Jazz-tracks. 12.30 Music To Keep The Days Apart. 2MBS-FM 102.5 MHz Midnight.

12 All Through The Night. 6 Early Morning Music. 9 The Romantic Sonata. Franck, Sonata in Liszt, Sonata in night Mid-Dawn with Grant Beasley. 2UW 1107 5 am Bazz and Pilko.

9 Malcolm Elliott. Noon Trevor Sinclair. 4 Graeme Stone. 7 David Kidd. 10 Graeme Stone.

1 am Gregg Easton. 2CH 1170 5 am John Poole. 9 Howard Craven. Noon Barry Spicer. 4 Gareth McCray.

8 Tony Feather-stone with Nine O'clock Special. Midnight Peter Burgham. 2WS 1224 5 Peter Graham. 9 Bob Peters. Noon Dave Whitcomb.

4 David Collins. 8 Annie Webster. Midnight zJohn Bond. 2SM 12S9 6 am The Bimbos Jono and Dano. 10 Jon Vidler.

2 Dave Carlson. 6 Ray Arthur. 10 Julie Brodsky. 2 am Greg Ril-eyRichard Monk. 2RPH 1629 Radio for the print handicapped.

2EA 1386 6 am Greek. 6.45 Arabic. 7.30 Croatian. 8.15 Italian. 9 Assyrian.

10 German. 11 Dutch. Noon Spanish. 1 Norwegian. 1.30 Bengali.

2 TamilGujrati (alternate weeks). 2.30 SinhalesePunjabi (alternate weeks). 3 Arabic. 4 Vietnamese. 5 Turkish.

5.45 Italian. 6.30 Greek. 7.15 Cantonese. 8.15 Portuguese. 9.15 Hungarian.

10.15 Serbian. 11 Celtic: Gaelic-Scottish; Welsh. Gaelic-Irish (alternate weeks). RADIO NATIONAL 576 5.30 News. Weather.

6.10 World Roundup. 6.20 Breakfast Time. 6.47 International Business Report. 6.50 Words, with Marion MacDonald. 7.10 Religion.

7.15 News. 7.30 BBC World Roundup. 8 News. 8.50 Morning Book Reading: The Doubleman. by C.J.

Koch. 9 News in Brief. 9.02 Offspring, with Peter Clarke. 9.30 Radio National Morning, with Peter Egan and Gillian Waite. 11.30 Changes.

Noon A Country Hour. 12.30 News. Weather. 12.50 National Farm Report. 1 World view.

1.15 Notes on the News: Dr Michael McKiniey. 1.15 Stock Exchange Report. 1.25 National Weather. 1.30 News. 1 .45 Resources '86.

2 Books and Writing. Stage and Screen. 2.45 Word of Mouth. 3 Afternoon, with Sue Howard. 5.30 Business Report.

6 News. 6.06 PM. 6.30 The Health Report. 6.53 News Commentary. 7 News.

7.15 This Week in Film. 7.30 Radio Helicon. 9.30 Science Bookshop. 10 News. 10.15 Background Briefing Labor Conference.

1 1 Book Reading. 11.10 Night Music. 1.02 Close. 2BL702 5 am News in brief. 5.02 702 BL Breakfast with John Woods incl.

news at 5.30. 6, 6.30. 6.35 Early AM. 6.50 702 BL Breakfast with news at 7 and 7.45. 8 AM.

8.30 702 BL Breakfast cont including News at 9. 9.03 The Margaret Throsby Show (incl News in 2KA 783 and 1476 5 am Brian Sanders 9 Richard Perno. 12 Thomas Tucker with a mini-concert at 2.30. 4 Richard Mercer. 7 Non-stop music.

2GB 873 5.30 am Mike Carlton. 9 John Laws. 12 News. 12.30 The Twelve-Thirty Report. 1 John Tingle.

4 Sundown Rundown with Stephen O'Doherty. 7 Kel Richards. 8 Brainbusters. 9 Open Line. 11 Matchmaker with Brian Wilshtre.

Midnight Australia Overnight with Les Solomon. 2UE 954 5 am Gary O'Callaghan. 8 George Negus. 10 Alan Jones. 11 Mike Gibson.

Noon Steve Lieb-man. 1 Don Lane. 4 Mark Day. 7 Suzy Jarrett 9 Steve Cookson. 10 Phillip Adams.

12 Ernie Sigley. 2KY 1017 5.30 am Ron Casey. 9 Ita Buttrose. Midday Full TAB racing service with Steve Cairns. 5 Peter Bosly.

7 Full TAB racing service with Gary Ford. Mid 2BCR-FM. Bankstown, 88.7 2GLF-FM. Liverpool. 89.3 2MWM-FM, Wringah.

92.1 2NBC-FM. Narwee. 90.1 2NSB-FM. Nth Shore. 91.5 2RDJ-FM.

Burwood, 88.1 2RES-FM. E. Sydney, 89.7 2RRR-FM. Ryde. 88.5 2RSR-FM.

Inner City. 88.9 2VTR-FM. Windsor. 89.7 ABC-FM 92.9 MHz FM Breakfast. 6 News.

Dela-lande, Troisieme Caprice." Handel. Sonata for Violin and Strings 4n Schumann. Five Variations; Vivaldi, String Concerto 'in Josef Strauss, Waltz: Music of -the Spheres. 7 News. Hoist, First Suite in flat; Schubert, Impromptu; Tchaikovsky.

Swan Lake: Pas d'action (Act 2); Chopin. Variation Brillantes on a Theme from Ludovic by Halevy; Rossini. Overture: William Tell. 8 News. Cimarosa.

The Italian in London: Sinfonia; J. C. Bach, 9 SMH The Guide, Monday, July 7, 1986.