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The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 31

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The Agei
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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31
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I miFiiMi maw tw MELBOURNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1974 I AW this week takes an all-important step towards becoming Australia's first all-news radio station. Hir From Monday, September 9, it is increasing its Monday to Friday news content average from two hours 11 minutes daily to over eight hours. Making the announcement the station's general manager (Mr. Ron Fowell) said: "The introduction of 3AW Newsradio has been on our planning boards for almost 12 Only the timing had to be changed to accommodate the participating sister station in Sydney, 2GB, which re- news trs.il I Underground Homicide MELBOURNE'S underground railway loop is used for the location setting of Homicide's investigation entitled Stand In For Terror, in which Detective Pat Kelly (John Stanton), right, captures an escaped psychopath with a condition known as hyperaccusive; an instability of mind in which any noise can become unbearable. Hugh Logan plays the escapee HSV-7, 730 p.m.

Tuesday, September 20. room under the direction of Peter Blanchard. There will also be a satirical note on the news provided by MThe Age" columnist, John Pinkney. UZ), John Bell (ex-Canberra radio and TV) and Colin Denovan (ex-XY) are some of the recruits who will be working in the expanded AW news vamped its format this week. Newsradio is regarded as logical development of AW's news-orientated talkback and talk segments introduced six years ago.

The contention that there is a demand in Melbourne for actuality news broadcasts is reflected in recent surveys, and AW's own telephone news survey (a record 407,000 calls in July). "The seven top Amc rican radio markets attracting radio listening audiences of millions have shown in the most recent surveys that news, information-and-: talk format stations collectively draw the largest audiences in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas and Washington, DC," said Mr. Fowell. Listeners should begin to feel the impact of Newsradio particularly in the hours 6 a.m.

to 8.15 a.m., 12 noon to 1 p.m., and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., when the greatest concentrations of newscast material would be Mr. Fowell emphasised that the station would not be "cutting back on our talk programmes which are an essential ingredient to the news and information format. "People like Ormsby Wilkins, Claudia and Norman Banks, will still activate news and if anything their contribution to 3AW News-radio will be more important than ever before," said Mr. Fowell.

John Boland (ex-HSV-7), Tony Banks (ex- Are You Being Served BBC situation comedy series in six episodes set in an old-fashioned style British department store where "Ladies Separates and Underwear" are asked to share a floor with "Gentlemen's Ready To Manning the "battle lines" along the counters are the redoubtable Mrs. Slocombe (Mollie Sugden) and the dogged Mr. Grainger (Arthur Brough), backed up more or less by their respective sales assistants. The series replaces Our Man In the Company, which concluded last week (ABV-2, 8 p.m4 Fridays, starting September 6). Ililil'H I Graham Kennedy's film (Teletopics) Guide to Movies ..2 Spike Milligan, Russ Tyson on disc 3 Family Favorites compere off to London 8 i Frost in search of Aussie humor JO T4-J Abigail joins Ted ABIGAIL joins Ted Hamilton's Musical World this week when she appears in a duet with Ted singing You're So Vain, and 1 Want To Be Loved By You.

The former Number 9I personality who appeared in her first straight dramatic acting role for the ABC's Love Affair series earlier Otis year wants to combine an acting career with singing Ted Hamilton's Musical World, ABV-2, 8 p.m. Thursday (today) September 5. Gerard Kennedy fights TOE The Scratch And Never Say Die, the fourth episode of the ABC's goldfields series concentrates on the arrival of Gentleman Jack Dawson, former boxing champion from England at Crocker's Cully. Gerard Kennedy appears as Gentleman Jack (left) who finds himself the unwilling boxing partner of the local strongman Peter Huckctt (Chris Peters) Rush ABV-2, 8 p.m., Tuesday, September 10. Paul Hogan back with Nine Australia's anti-hero, Paul Hogan, has decided to switch sides, abandoning HSV-7 to bat with the GTV-9 team because, he reckons, they need him.

"Since they lost me as wicket-keeper their opening batsman, Kerry Packer hasn't taken a wicket." DONALD SMITH SINGS Anas from: Cavaliea tlusticani: Macbeth: Toscs; Manon Lescaul; La G'oconda; Titrandot; Luisa Miller; Un Bailo in Maschera, Paqhacci and others $6.20 NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE: THE SCARLET LETTER Chapter One The Great Stone Face read by Basil RatHbone NOEL COWARD Including 1 Like America: Wait a Bit Joe; Josephine; Don't Make Fun Of The Fair; Gipsy Melody; Why. Does Love Get in the Way; Poor Little Rich Girl: Bright was the Day S4.20 ORE AT OPERA CHORUSES including Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves; Anvil Chorus: Pilgrim's Chorus, Soldier's Chorus and others $2.99 FRANZ SCHUBERT: WINTERREISE Cvcle HERMANN PREY. Baritone: Karl Enget. Piano 2 record album SI 2.40 DONIZETTI: I'ELISIR D'AMORE Complete with Rosanna Carter i Luigi Alva: Gtusepoe Roilando Panerai. Orchestra 0 coro del teatro alia Scala'Tull-o Seralm 2 raeord 512.40 ELGAR: POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE Marches 15: FOI-RISSART: Eleyy: Sospiri New Philharmoma and Ph.lharmoma Orchestras: Sir John Baruuoili Sft.20 ENGLISH TONE PICTURES Ireland A London Uverture: Ban: Tintagel, Oelius: The Walk to the Paradise Garden: A song of Summer: Prelude: Irmelin London Symphony Orchestra' St John Barbirolii S6.20 JANET BAKER SINGS BERLIOZ: THE TROJANS: THE DEATH OF CLEOPATRA: DAMNATION OF FAUST with: Bernadette Greevy; Keith Erwen; Gwynne Howell.

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3 With Heather Harper London Symphony Orchestra-Coim Davis $6.50 MARCHES, SONGS. SPEECHES NAZI GERMANY World War II Hitler's Inferno Vol 2 $3.00 HITLER'S INFERNO Vol. 1. In words, in music 1932 1945. Marching songs of Nan Germany $3.00 NARCISO YEPES Including Rodrigo Concierto de Aran-leuen; Bocnhervii Qumtett.

Op 50 No 2 and woiks by Bach. Scarlatti. Mudatra 2 record album $9.00 GRAEME BELL AND HIS AUSTRALIAN JAZZ BAND Including: When tlie Saints go Marching Home: Muskrat Ramble: Big Walkabout. Backroom Joys Goanna March; Nut-labor, and others $2.99 LAND OF THE MORNING STAR SONGS AND MUSIC OF ARNHEM LAND $5.95 SERGIO MENDES AND BRASIL 77 VINTAGE 74 Including. Don you worry "bout a thmg Superstition.

Funny You Should Say That: This Masquerade. Waiting for Love; Lonely Sailor: and others $6.50 A starts A Monday JfSepl.9 once more become acceptable to Nine network executives who made the deal with John Cornell, Hogan's manager (better known as his mate Strop) says: "We have signed a long-term contract with our company J.P. Productions to package the Paul Hogan Show and Nine will provide production assistance which will make it even better than it is now." Repeats on Seven Meanwhile. HSV-7 has announced it is repeating its Paul Hogan programmes at 7.30 p.m., Fridays, starting on September 13, with Hogan in London. The change, an-n earlier this week has left Seven network executives tight-lipped and unofficial sources say legal advisers are looking at Hogan's contract with Seven in an effort to hold him to their network.

Meanwhile at Nine there is a spirit of self-satisfaction summarised by the heading of the release announcing the move: "Hogan Returns Seven gained substantial ratings mileage from Hogan and when his monthly variety show appeared the network's ratings went up. With the death of Sir Frank Packer it is be-Moved the unofficial opinion of Hogan has ONE WEEK ONLY the world best color TVK I ITT AU B-LO RE NZ. Marie in Germany "ffiWRfWHK-" Picture: GG cm tcctantiular colour tune 1UJ ultrasonic). Automatic switch ovei to coloy and Mack and white recept-on PLACE OROER NOW SAVE $100 Remote Control SCHWANN LP Catalogue lor July, now on aala 95c. TV-SENSOR" the electronic selection of channel! (tsTBDitsnea RECORDS TAPES AfucW Spoken Word also Shakespeare for Schools ALLANS O-q ease of operation Sin-sL.

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