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THE GUIDE TELEVISION MONDAY DECEMBER 4 9i 3.00: TV Ed A Way To Work: Employment of the intellectually disabled; Learning To Live Together: Aboriginal Studies; Education Today: Schools and businesses. 4.00: World Soccer (Rpt). 5.00: Storybook International (Rpt). A hardworking peasant is given a bar of gold. (UK).

5J0: And That's AH. 5.40: The Kids In EC (Italy). 6.30: World News And Weather. 7.00: Three Ladies And Their Hot Dog Stand (Rpt). Comedy with Brigitte Mira.

(Germany). 7 JO: Australian Mosaic From The Top Of The Elephant's Back. Documentary about Huynh Thien Mon, who was an old man when he arrived in Australia as a refugee from Vietnam. He set about writing a history of Vietnam, and recording it all in calligraphy. 8.00: Tonight Current affairs.

8 JO: Movie Dark Times (AO, 81, Rpt). Drama about two sisters with opposing natures. Juliane and Marianne both want to help create a new age, but they go about it in different ways. Directed by Margarethe von Trotta. Jutta Lampe.

(Germany). 10.15: Revolution Revisited (PGR). Documentary series about the social revolutions of the 1960s. Tonight: Daniel Cohn-Bendit talks to former students and workers of Paris. (UK, in English, French, German).

11.10: Movie Bubbling Spring (Rpt). Drama about a retired school teacher's efforts to set up a nursery school in an overcrowded neighbourhood. With Zhang Ling Fei and Niu Ben. (China, in Mandarin). 12.45: Close.

7.00: AndyRobson (Rpt). 7J1: Dennis The Menace. 7.55: TheSmoggies For kids. 8.20: Sesame Street. 9 JO: PGR.

9 JO: Playschool (S). W.OO: For The Juniors. HUO: Secondary Drama. 10.40: Australian Studies Channel 12345. 1L20: Consumer Capers.

1L40: Aussie Kids For children. 12.00: Paradise Postponed Enigma Variations (PGR, Rpt). Drama. LOO: Tbe Investigators (Rpt). L30: Masterworks.

L40: Hunter. 2.00: Play Sport (Rpt). Z25: Black Voices. 155: The Twelve Days Of Christmas. 3430: SesameSt.

4.00: Playschool (S). 4 JO: Kaboodle-(Rpt). For kids. 5J30: The Afternoon Show Inspector Gadget. 5J5: TheRatties.

5J0: DrWbo 6.00: Countdown Revolution. 6 JO: EastEBders (S). Michelle starts her job in the newly opened, improved surgery. Bill Treacher. 7.00: News, Sport And Weather.

7J0: 7J0 Report -Chris Masters. 8.00: Bread (PGR). Set in Liverpool, about a family on the dole. 8J0: Four Comers (1989 Final). Australia's turbulent industrial relations scene.

With Andrew Olle. 9.15: Media Watch (1989 Final). 9 JO: University Challenge Flinders Monash. With Magnus Clarke. 10.00: English Soccer 198990.

Manchester City Liverpool. 1055: News And Weather. 1L05: Movie Tender Is The Night (AO). The adventures in Europe of a rich American psychiatrist who has married his patient Jennifer Jones, Jason Robards.L2S: Close. 6.00: Lassie (Rpt).

Drama. 6.30: Teddy Ruxpin (Rpt). 7.00: Good Morning Australia. 9.00: 'tilTen-(PGR). 10.00: Mulligrubs For kids.

10 JO: News And Weather. 1L00: Another World (PGR). 12.00: Santa Barbara (PGR). LOO: The Bold And The Beautiful -(PGR). With Ronn Moss.

L30: Donahue Discussion. 2.30: Rockford Files (PGR, Rpt). 3J0: Neighbours Again (Rpt). 4.00: Double Dare Game show. 4 JO: CAB (Rpt).

Comedy. 5.00: My Secret Identity. 5 JO: The Best Of Perfect Match. 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 7.00: Neighbours (S).

7 JO: The Wonder Years (Rpt). Kevin tries very hard to be cool. 8.00: Married With Children -(PGR). Comedy with Katey Segal. 8 JO: Mint-Series Monte Carlo (PGR, Rpt, Part 1).

When World War II begins to get in the way, Europe's beautiful people move south to Monte Carlo. Even there they find no peace, only intrigue and adventure. Joan Collins and George Hamilton. 10.30: Elvira's Thriller Theatre -House Of Wax (AO, 53, Rpt). A handsome man is disfigured by hot wax in his wax museum, and decides to make new exhibits using stolen bodies.

Vincent Price, Phyllis Kirk. 12.15: Wrestling Superstars (AO). L05: Masquerade (PGR, Rpt). 2.05: Movie Young Billie Young (PGR, 69, Rpt). An aging deputy hunts his son's killers.

With Robert Mitchum and Angie Dickinson. 4.00: Emergency (PGR, Rpt). 5.00: Dallas (PGR, Rpt). 6.00: TV AM Business affairs. 7.00: Cartoon Connection -(Rpts).

9.00: Bewitched (Rpt). Comedy. 9.30: Fat Cat And Friends. 10.00: Kate And Allie Comedy. 10 JO: Family Medical Centre.

1L00: Eleven AM Topical affairs. 12.00: Movie Legs (PGR, 83). Three girls try to join Radio City Music Hall's Rockettes. With Gwen Verdon and John Heard. 2.00: Five Mile Creek -(Rpt).

3.00: The Goodies (Rpt). 330: The Flying Nun (Rpt). 4.00: Wombat For kids. 4.30: Now You See It (Rpt). 5.00: Press Your Luck.

5 JO: Wheel Of Fortune (Rpt). 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 630: Family Feud Game show. 7.00: Hindi With Peter Luck. 7.30: Beauty And The Beast -(PGR).

Cathy is kidnapped by a giant warrior in die employ of the evil Paracelsus. With Linda Hamilton, Ron Perlman and Roy Dotrice. 8 JO: Mini-Series Deadly Intentions (S, AO, Rpt, Part 1). A woman's husband treats her violently on their wedding night He begins to plot outlandish pranks to scare her, capturing her terrified reactions on camera. Based on a true story.

With Michael Biehn and Madolyn Smith. 10 JO: NewsworM With Gina Boon. 11 JO: Power, Passion (PGR). 12.00: News Overnight. 2X0: Movie The Shout (AO, 80).

A man has the power to kill when he shouts. With Alan Bates, John Hurt 3J0: Superior Court (PGR). 335: The People's Court. 4.25: Andy Capp Comedy. 5.10: NewsworM (Rpt).

6.00: Bravestarr (Rpt). Cartoon. 6.30: ITN World News. 7.00: Today Topical affairs. 9.00: Here's Humphrey -For kids.

10.00: Animals Animals Animals The Lion (Rpt). With Hal Linden. 10 JO: McHale's Navy-(Rpt, bw). 11.00: General Hospital (PGR). 12.00: Police Story (AO, Rpt).

LOO: Sanford And Son (Rpt). 1J0: Days Of Our Lives (PGR). 2J0: YbungAndRestless-(PGR). 3J0: Small Wonder Comedy. 4.00: Bush Beat (Rpt).

Wildlife. 4 JO: KTV Current affairs program produced for, and by, children. 5.00: Mr Merlin (Rpt). Comedy. 5 JO: Benson (Rpt).

Comedy. 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 6J0: A Current Affair Topical. 7.00: Growing Pains (Rpt). 7 JO: Webster With Alex Karras.

8.00: Live-In (Final). Comedy with Lisa Patrick. JL28: Lotto. 8 JO: Movie Fast Forward (PGR, 85). Eight teenagers go to New York hoping to win a national dance competition.

They also learn to survive and gain maturity. Directed by Sidney Poitier, with John Scott Cough, Don Franklin, Tamara Mark. 10.45: Graham Kennedy Coast To Coast With John Mangos. 11.45: Tennis 1989 Nabisco Masters. Finals, from Madison Square Garden.

With John Newcombe. 3 JO: Movie Maybe I'll Come Home In The Spring (PGR, 70, Rpt). A year in the life of one family. With Eleanor Parker, Sally Field, Jackie Cooper and David Carradine. 5.00: Captain Power And The Soldiers Of The Future (PGR).

5 30: The bung Doctors (Rpt). Programs supplied by TV channels. for Paris has not yet fallen and the song could not by then have been conceived. A grinning pianist vamps his way through the apparently familiar chorus while Collins ripples away at her enraptured amour, an Italian general, and George Hamilton looks on, flashing a perfectly ghastly line in introductory smiles, which he hopes will do the trick. It does, but not before the heavily be-medalled general (amusingly played by Philip Madoc) has had an uncomfortably clanking clash with the Collins' frontispiece in an utterly stupid bedroom scene.

Champagne, luxury and gasoline flow through these Gestapo-ridden days and as Gorgeous George takes the first lunge at those vintage Alexis lips, a late-model 1980s yacht wafts, by, cruising the dappled waters of the Mediterranean at war. Unspeakable crud. Robin Oliver Subtitles, for the hearing-impaired. DEADLY INTENTIONS On Seven at 830 pm THE ONLY thing that stops one from saying that the makers of this piece are truly sick is that it is allegedly based on a true story. That makes one pause for 30 seconds before saying that the makers of this piece are truly sick.

Still, a bit of sickness often doesn't go astray in building tension in a thriller about a marriage that begins to go very wrong. Set in the early 70s, giving us a range of body shirts that may send some squeamish viewers screaming from their lounge rooms, Deadly Intentions looks at the ill-fated liaison between the. innocent leather-, ine Livanos and a young doctor, Charles Raynor. The couple marry after a brief fling that involves two dinner parties, a kiss on the cheek and a handshake. MONTE CARLO On Ten at 830 pm.

WE'VE all sung along with K-K-K-Katies or K-K-K-K-Mart, or whoever it is, while the same girl is seen, severally suited in the space of a 60-second commercial. Monte Carlo is rather like that, only it extends over an appallingly generous amount of time (four hours, two nights) and offers, mostly, Joan Collins in a variety of costume changes. No two scenes in the same togs as Collins does her bit to win the war as a part-time spy, part-time social butterfly and full-time flirt. She also sings, choosing a famous tune, The Last Time I Saw Paris, for an impromptu performance in a Monte Carlo nightclub. Forget the heaving bosom and the passionately fluttering eyelashes (all remarkable), this is an amazing feat, ma: News.

12.10 Terry Lane. SUBJECT TO LATE ALTERATIONS. GUIDE PREVIEW Gorgeous George and flirtatious Joan, together in Monte Carlo. RADIO The Composer In Focus. Raymond Hanson (1913-1976).

Hanson. Five Portraits, Symphony No 1. Piano Sonata. 12 Freedom Jazz Dance. 1 Monday Music.

Members of the Song Company. 2 Performing The Baroque. Handel. Sonata in A minor; Viviani. Sonata Seconda; Matteis.

Ayres for the violin: Suite in minor; Fischer. Suite No 9: Passacaglia; Sammartini. Sonata in Buxte-hude. Prelude and Fugue in minor. 3 Schubert.

Der Liedler; Mendelssohn. String Symphony No in flat 3.30 Kiri Te Kanawa. Mozart, Andromeda: Ah, to previdil Ah, t'invola. It Burbero di Buon Core: Vado, ma dove? Oh del. Artasare: Oh, temerario Arsacel Per quel paterno amplesso, Burbero di Buon Core: Chi sa.

chi sa qua! sta. 4 Bax, The Happy Forest; Britten, Four French Songs; Debussy. The Toybox. 5 The Bach Epoch. Bach JS.

Toccata and Fugue in minor: Bach WF, Symphony in F. Harpsichord Concerto in minor. Sonata in minor; BachJC. Six Motets; Bach WF. Double Harpsichord Concerto in Bach JS, Fantasia and Fugue in minor.

7 Your Monday Date. Jazz. 8 Know Your Tenors, Lehar. The Land of Smiles: You are my Heart's Delight; CBea. Adrians Lecou-vreur: La Dorctsshna Effigie; Mascegni, CavsHeria Rusticana: Mamma, quel vino generoso; SowtuBo.

Night of love, mysterious night; Cadman. At Dawning; Tosti. My Dreams; Bohm, SteM as the Lescaut: Vaughan Der Gott. Rhondda in Music. Trio Quintet 8am News.

9.30 And Hour. News. Society. Chuck 11.30 5.30 Moore. Holger 8am Cranney.

Stalder. Sam Thomas. 6.30. tarn 7am News Basically, Katherine knows nothing about a man who has the psycho tabs stamped crudely across his forehead. After the marriage, Raynor who we learn has an insipid, overly dependent relationship with his mother begins to display his weirdness in all sorts of unsociable ways.

He takes photographs of his wife screaming at a huge spider looming nearby, or swimming frantically from a crocodile in an isolated creek. Determined to make the marriage work (hard to believe, I know), Katherine stays with hubby until she believes that the life of their son is in danger. Tonight's episode ends with her making a tense dash to the airport and apparent escape. The suspense during this sequence works well. The second part, to be.

screeasd tomorrow, sees Charles return, armed with all sorts of horrible medical implements, ready to take his marriage to the surgery. Yuk. Tony Squires 2UW 1107 Sam Bazz and Pilko. 9 Col coney Noon Trevor Sinclair. 4 Graeme Stone.

7 Ian MacRae. 12 Andy Church. 2CH 1170 5am Pete Rudder. 9 John Poole. Noon Barry Spicer.

4 Dave Norman. 8 Helen Reeves. 9 O'Ctock Special: Earl Klugh. 12 Steve Fox. 2WS tM Sam Peter GrahamKatherine Hynes.

9 Hans Torv. 12 Rob Neil. 4 Chris CosteUoKaytey Harris. 9 Love Songs. 12 Chris Costelto and Graham McGillivray.

2SM LITE EASY 12S9 5.30am Grant Goldman and Karen Pini. 8.30 Peter Luck. 7 News. 7.30 Peter Luck. 10 Gareth McCray.

3 Noel Miller. 8 Steve Murphy's Requests (telephone 923 1269). 2 Ronnie Swintek. 2RPH 1629 Information radio. 2EA 1388 8am 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 Music. 8). 9 Open Mind. 9.30 New Horizons issues for the Over 55s. 10.30 Women On The Line.

11 The Edge Survival tactics. 1 Health Style. 1.45 Puff Off Anti-smoking Program. 2 Oz Fork. 3 Jezabelles.

4 Politics Magazine. 8 Red All Over. 6 JO Musica Giovane. 7.30 Watching Brief. 8 All Wired Up.

10 Splashdown. 11 The Madhouse. 1 Overnight. 3 Country Music. W77T Night; Wagner, Die Meister-singer von Nurnberg: Morgen-Kch Leuchtend; Puccini.

Manon Donna non Vkti Mai; Williams. Linden Lea; Leoncavallo. Mattinata; Zeller, Vogelhandler: Gruss euch 9 Stormy Monday. 11 Gillespie. Liszt, Sonata minor.

11.30 Chamber Haydn, Trio in Mozart. No 2 in Brahms. Clarinet in minor. 2CBA-FM 103.2 Arthur Deane. 8.15 BBC 7 2GB News.

9 Devotions. Dr David Jensen. 19 Dad Dave. ttJOTalk. 11 Hospital 12 News.

5-30 Yes What? 8 7.15 Talk. 9 Theatre Organ 9.45 Ministry Talk. 10 Wagner. 11 BBC News. For light sleepers.

2DAY FM 104.1 Keith Williams. 9 George 12 Tony Hartney. 4 John O'Donnell. 7 Mike Hammond. 10 Brockmann.

1 Greg Vincent and Greg Dimon. 2MMM-FM 104.9 Doug Muiray. 9 Stuart 12 Ron Spam. 3 Rob Duckworth. 7 Club Veg.

110 Bruce 1 Frank Fursey. 2JJJ-FM 105.7 Maynard. 9 Amanda Col-linge. 12 Tony Biggs. 4 Helen 8 Tim Ritchie.

Wot's On 10 Tracee Lee Hutchison, Karen Gough. 2SER-FM 107.3 Breakfast Show. (BBC at 7. EQ current affairs at The World Today. 1 2 John Doyle.

4 Frank Crook. 6 PM. 7 News. 7.15 David Argent. 10 News.

10.15 Lex Marinos. 1 Beyond Midnight COMMUNITY FM 2BCR-FM. Banfcstown. 88.7 2GLF-FM. Liverpool.

89.3 2MWM-FM, Radio Menly- Warrmgah. 82.1 93.7 2NBC-FM, Narwee. 90.1 2NSB-FM. Nth Shore, 81.5 2RDJ-FM. Bwwood.

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

Inner City. 88.9 2VTR-FM. Windsor. 89.7 ABC-FM 92.9 8 FM Breakfast Including: 8 News. Iberr, Bacchanale; Berlioz.

Le Corsaire Overture. 7 News. Doppler, Hungarian Pastoral Fantasy: Wagner. The Valkyrie: The Ride of the Valkyries. 8 News.

Mozart. Rondo in Chopin, Polonaise in sharp minor. 9 Adventures In Good Music 18 hi Concert. SSO. John Hopkins, conductor.

Women of the Sydney Philharmonia Choir. Vaughan Williams, Fantasia on a theme of Thomas TalHs; Hoist. The Planets. 11-30 Showcase Australia. Williamson.

Next Year in Jerusalem: Poems of Jorge UasSorges. Piano Concerto No 3. 12.30 News. 12.40 Jamefelt. Preeludium; Telemann.

Concerto in flat; Strauss R. Serenade: Dvorak. Scherzo Cepriccioao: Suk. Love-song; Schubert. Wine and Love; Stam- itz.

Trumpet Concerto in Byrd. Earl of Oxford's March; Berlioz, The Damnation of Faust: Soldiers' Chorus and Student Song; Ireland, Epic March. 2 The Great Operas. Rossini, The Barber of Seville: highlights. 3.30 Schubert, Piano Sonata in A.

4 Simply Classical. Tchaikovsky, Festival Overture on the Danish National Anthem; Blakirev. Symphony No 1 in C. Kaleidoscope. Ind News at 8.

7 News. 7.10 FM Classics. Handel. Concerto No 4 in F.Beethoven, Twelve Variations on See The Conqu'ring Hero Comes from Handel's Judas Macca-baeus; Brahms, Variations on a theme of Haydn (St Anthony Chorale). 8 Essential Collection.

Vivaldi. Concerto No 9 in flat; Pasquini. Partite Sopra la Folia; Cabezon, Die Nobis Maria; Casa novas. Paso en do Major; Monteverdi. Vespri de Giovanni Battista: extracts; Beethoven.

CeHo Sonata No 3 in Gade. FJverskud: Olufs Ballad: Nielsen. Symphony No 2 The Four Temperaments). 10 The Listening Room. Blue White Red.

by Kaye Mortley. The French flag. 11 .30 Jim McLeod's Jazztrack. 1-30 After Midnight Beginning with: Sibelius. Bel-shazzar's Feast: suite; Grieg.

Peer Gynt: Incidental Music. 2M8S-FM MLS 12 Ail Through The Night 8 Early Morning Music 9 Australian Woodwinds. MB, Septet; Dvorak. Serenade minor; Ibert Cinq Pieces en Trio. 10 Mahler.

Symphony No 1 in D. 11 RADIO NATIONAL 576 5.30 Early Edition. 8 News. 8.10 World Roundup. 6.48 Worldview.

S.S3 Finance Report. 7.10 Sacred Reading. 7.15 News. 7.30 World Roundup. News.

8.06 Worldview. 8.30 Book Reading Les Miserabtes. 9 News. S.B2 Morning. At 9.03: Offspring.

9.30: Paul Temple and The Gilbert Case (Part 3). 10: News. In All Directions. 10.30: Willing Spirits -Religion. 10.40: Insights.

1 1 JO: Kronos. 12 Country Hour, frtd 12.30 News. 1 Worldview. 1.1S Notes On The News. 1.20 Stock Exchange Report 1.30 News.

1.45 Afternoon. At 1.45: From The British Weeklies. 2: Relationships Everyman. Part 4: ft There For The Taking. Coming to terms with men's needs.

2.30: Sing 89. 2.50: Tickle Pot. 3.03: Books and Writing. 4: Correspondents Report. 4 30: The Europeans.

5 International Report. S.30 Health Report. News. -t0 PM. 7 News.

7.11 Science Show. 8.05 Australia Music Show. 1.30 Indian Pacific 10 Maws. 10.10 Late Night Una. 11.

IS Music To Wind Down By. bid Book Reeding. Round Midnight. 1 Radio saw Braokfaat-Bay Taylor, ted News and AM at ft. US Ray Taylar.

New at 7 and 7.45. AM -Passe Thompson. 1,31 Aediew OHe. Margaret Threeby. 12 2KA 783 and 1476 Sam Brian Sanders.

9 Richard Mercer. 12 Jason Bouman and Kerryn Bancks. 4 Kerry Denten. 8 Hot Hits Non-stop. 2GB 873 5.30 Mike Carlton.

9 Wendy Gilmore. 12 News. 12.30 John Tingle. 4 John Raedler Show. 7 David Koch.

8 Brian Wilshire. 11 Matchmaker. 12 Overnight with Andrew Harwood. 2UE 954 Midnight to 5 Music and talkback. 5.30 Alan Jones.

9 John Laws. 12 Mark Day. 4 Brian White. 8 Sports Today. 7 Stan Zemanek.

10 Phillip Adams. 2KY 1017 5.30 Ron Casey. 9 Bob Maum-ilL 12 TAB Racing presented by Chris Kearns. 8 TAB Racing presented by Nick Robin. 12 George Gibson.

SMH The Guide, Monday, December 4, 1989 1 3.