The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 10

"The Age TV.MU ttmUkj July 11-17, 1 1 i -f -m. B1' 'f-J' -t -'--ft' -w 'J'-' vASS THE -7 -5 WHY DOES THIS MAN DESIRE CARBUNCLE "However television ha4 more problems, than Just lack, of experienced UleaL 'The reuofl' our- drm lj iitot-profession-Uy made as Imtyre mm, that.eech move- ment in -fllm separately iiftd- it can be shot repeatedly uaUJ the director is wtiefied. in WMUWfAfW v-i'WT4MVilp IB iVTr recorded In one take. mOMCfcftik MCf -f MS is beeau the actioa recorded on If pwlf mHr like -film; Recorded vWeqtape. sequences then videotape -can wiped ej4 replayed: To cut it would im 4fc UutMki-.

a "Deadly egan to emerge In the make-up minor, it was 'tpeadl that dominated the conversation. vC-. "One girl would eereem and tam In onr i MfluthM. tr.HW was T-jinnerVInK- But Thlrtv-vear-old Ralnh would, be saved -more than an-hour's make-up time for his role as she was transferred vake-upr and -'Dedl becaase one of bar tasks she thprougWjr ueaaiy tmestj-'Ai v-o movie usier vntmy, u. D.m.j and valve for viewer's i enjov r- Am Letters arrive to destroy ms ego: iou are rttie.ugliest most disgusting man I ha Could you forward a photo J' And for Ralph the top groped out with a hair The wainstreairi of his however la "Deadly" lurched from Che chair and down the directed to succeeding as a dram producer.

to the 1 spoK to mm aooui nis prooucers ruie Make-iin man David. Fraser smiled after the epOKt ro rum aoout -ms -pmuucvra grotesque VI adored doing His face he made-up foe a taping session. i. At present he tt producing iGood Mornnujv Doubledayr- 'r 18 sucn a creative i.T -i, in tne conuui duow urn uuiv uct.wi to Jitf -kiritiil -Arm iHaaq ahnut Aiictmlian -T y7' jJl IT iTT TrT in a piayiui bkxku iwrai inimw Vii- ii. for a vision mix.

and running commercial for have aU- the talent here, -iV. Just a 3 (ood Jpered ver "Deadly's" face. The matter' of, -allowing if to -gam experience. Jut dnan4 Ji target -appeared to be people are not Interested in acting and actm tit fetSiter in the if they are not well paid for it cintrof booth 1 But lthoagti vueaaiy is taugnaoie it pays off, io th network, has his to all Jtatea. "Beard bone to .1 1 EXUIDITIOW DUIL0IIIG Chequer koard tt drawing to rn close.

A foloce A Fortress Te, biifJiasttrr- Jorene-iHl wiM- be Hi Unobtrusive fwelrrh mn4 Knot progremme in the series, from palling story it was" with It comes iw mnts or at 92 pm. on and ruined lives. Monday, July 14. m. has Chequer Throughout, the GlrMi0lti nf IhA achieved fff Those who know the i lay in the people-them-, selves, 'thus an attempt Man Alive series.

be- at Juxtaposition of a lavish wedding with a basic-wage celebration (A Big Day etc) was made trivial- when the widowed mother- of the lieve it was inspired by BBC programme. Certainly qiloteunquote titles have been used 'vith greater effect by vAIan Whicker for years. Frank Bennett, 41, who Me4 at hjs Sydney home on July 5. was for six years an unobtrusive and eraftsmanlfke Journalist on the national television seene, He contributed balanced reports from Asia and the United States to Comers and This Day Tonight, as well as covering local stones. One of his most memorable interviews was with the grieving Dri Martin Luther King outsiae the.

chapel in Atlanta, Georgia, where the body of the assassinated Civil Rights leader lay in Born in Sydney, Mr. Bennett became a Journalist on leaving He worked On country stations, with the Macquarie network and 2UE before joining the ABC, becoming editor of News Review. After a stint with Radio Hong Kong, he returned to the ABC in 1963. With Robert -Moore, and John Penlington he formed the Four -Corners reporting team. In April.

1967. he Joined the untested TDT. A resident of the Sydney suburb of Kiilara, Mr. Bennett leaves a wife and three children, THE CK EAT EST LINE UP EVER IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE Of; HI ri ANO STEREO OUTPITS. TAPS RECOXOERS, ORGANS, EQUIPMENT, SOUND ANTIQUES PLUS EXCITING NEW RELEASES FROM MAJOR IMPORTERS AND MANUCACTURERS.

i i frankness. I'm- thinking of Keith, the comr mercial traveller, and his wife who showed all. the world that their, marriage was less than happy, The breadline families seen i in It Amazing what you Can Do witn a Pound of Mince, gave harrowing accounts of the misery Of life when wages are low and there are many, mouths to Right on our own doorstep too. For me, the biit-standing programme was Too Much for Mo-lony, an account of John Molony's life since he left the priesthood. This extremely mov-i documentary of human strength and weakness justified the poorer bride recalled her own happy marriage n.ii.

i iul ului i. and her love for her Very I Don't Think belied iU smart title and gave -t hair-raising accounts of two couples whose houses are crumbling about their' ears due to SEEI.IIEAni.LOOR! husband in unsenti-' mental but strikingly human terms'. This remarkable woman had nothing to blame herself for the after the pro-r gramme was shown. Not so, some of the other subjects who answered questions with remarkable faulty construction, i As with all the only one side of the-story was told (but wasn't that the red COIJPADE I -r Agnes Harrison idea?) and what an ap BEAUTY IN MORN-. ING: With the rearrangement of the channel's, programmes, Beauty and the Beast transfers to an earlier time channel HSV-7, e.SC ajn.

weekdays, from Monday. INSOMNIA: An inquiry into sleeplessness, com piled and produced for the BBC by Eileen Capel, is narrated by Kenneth Kendall AR, 7.30 p.m, Tuesday. WIDOW'S RETURN: Moira Lister is back in six new programmes from the BBC comedy series, The Very Merry Widow ABV2, 0 p.m, Thursday. AT THE OLD BAILEY: dgar. -Lustgarten introduces a series i-of.

'celebrated trials with the 1864 case of Regina v. Frank Muller, known as the der AR, OJC pjn, Saturday, Meet the Press tackles civic redevelopment in interviews with the Minister 1 Mok YOUR CHOICE at tk 'Audio and Visual Fair yULK18th-2sih CPEN $AY It39 6.C0 p.m. t. til AOUtS 45 CHILDIH "mv for Housing (Mr. her) and Mr.

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features the second half of the- current talent auest grand final, followed By an announce-', ment of winners' names p.nv Sun- day. ANNA IS GUEST: British comedienne -Anna Russell stars in The Entertainers to present a monologue and appear, with the entire cast in a Shakespearian send-Up HSV-7, 740 Sunday. LIBERTY. EQUALITY: Sir- Michael Redgrave narrates the story of the tary ATV-0, I0.M p.m, Sunday. H-r' HI-FI SOUND SPECIALISTS AKAI REVOX SONY SANSUI ETC.

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