The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 54

MONDAY OCTOBER 2 TELEVISION 4.00: World Soccer (Rpt). 5.00: Storybook International (Rpt). A story set in Africa, about a rich man and a poor man who are friends. (From the US). 535: The Kids In 12C Bruno is in love with Luana and is distraught when he discovers that she is already engaged.

Renato Cestie. (Italy). 630: World News And Weather. 7.00: Sport Report. 730: Australian Mosaic Skin Of The Earth (Rpt).

Perth consumes more water and energy than any other Australian city, yet it is doing little to conserve its resources. 8.00: Tonight Current affairs program with Elias Chalouht. 830: Movies The Immortal Story (68). Set in 19th century Macau. An old man decides to recreate a legend about an old man who hires a sailor to father his heir.

Directed by Orson Welles. With Orson Welles. (France). 9.20: Deliverance. Drama about the exploitation of India's lower castes.

Dhuki, who is very ill, visits a village priest to request an auspicious date for his daughter's wedding. The priest demands household chores in return for the calculations. Om Puri. (India). 10.10: Pride Of Place: Building Aa American Dream Documentary series, presented by American architect Professor Robert Stern.

(US). 11.10: Movie Gikor (82, Rpt). Drama about Gikor, a boy from a penniless family, whose father decides to set him up in a career. The father puts Gikor into the service of a rich merchant and the villagers envy him, not realising the ill-treatment he is receiving. Sos Sarkissian.

(USSR, in Armenian). 1230: Close. 6.00: Maya The Bee Cartoon. 630: The Real Ghostbusters- (Rpt). 7.00: Good Morning Australia.

9.00: Til Ten (PGR). 10.00: Mulligrubs For kids. 1030: News And Weather. 11.00: Another World (PGR). 12.00: Movie Tarzan And The Great River (67, Rpt).

Tarzan helps capture a river tyrant Featuring Mike Henry, Manuel Padilla Jr. 2.00: Donahue (PGR). Singles. 3.00: The Bold And The Beautiful -(PGR). With Susan Flannery.

330: Neighbours Again (Rpt). 4.00: Double Dare Game show. 430: Fat Albert (Rpt). Cartoon. 5.00: Batman (Rpt).

Col. Gumm. 530: Perfect Match Dating. 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 7.00: Neighbours (S).

Jim wears the consequences of Rob's crime; Todd and Melissa make a decision. 730: The Wonder Years Winnie hits the roof when she hears the nasty things Kevin has been saying about her; Kevin, desperate for Winnie to like him again, gets himself beaten up by a mean eighth grader. Drama series featuring Fred Savage. 8.30: Movie Explorers (85). Three young boys build their own spacecraft and head off on an adventure in outer space.

With Ethan Hawke and River Phoenix. 10.40: Tennis Coverage of the Queensland Open tournament from the Milton Courts in Brisbane. With Bill Bowrey and Geoff Masters. 1.00: Superstars Of Wrestling -(AO). 2.00: Jack And Mike-(PGR).

3.00: Emergency (PGR, Rpt). 4.00: 5.00: Duet (PGR). 530: Amen. 6.00: News. 630: Business Today.

7.00: Today With Liz Hayes. 9.00: Here's Humphrey. 930: Petticoat Junction -(Rpt). 10.00: Good Times (Rpt). 1030: General Hospital (PGR).

1130: News And Weather. 12.00: The Midday Show (PGR). 130: Days Of Our Lives (PGR). 230: Young And Restless (PGR). 330: Diffrent Strokes (Rpt).

4.00: CMon Kids Variety. 5.00: Happy Days (Rpt). Comedy. 530: Our Place -(Debut). 6.00: News, Sport And Weather.

630: A Current Affair Topical issues with Jana Wendt. 7.00: Sale Of The Century (S). 730: The Cosby Show (Rpt). Theo's classmate Jake is in hospital suffering from cancer. Bill Cosby.

8.00: Live-In (PGR). A working couple with two teenage sons and a baby daughter hire a young Australian woman to help out With Chris Young. 8.28: Lotto Draw. 830: Movie The Boss' Wife (AO, 86). An ambitious young stockbroker is seduced by the boss' wife.

Comedy with Daniel Stern, Arielle Dombasle. 10.10: Graham Kennedy Coast To Coast With John Mangos. 11.10: St Elsewhere (AO). 12.10: Mini-Series Freedom Road (AO, Part 1). A black man's rise from slave US senator.

With Muhammad Ali and Kris Kristofferson. Z05: Movies (Rpts). The Gift Of Life (AO, 82). A wife with two children becomes a surrogate mother. Drama with Paul LeMat, Susan Dey.

335: Contraband Spain (PGR, 58, bw). Drama with Richard Greene. 530: The Young Doctors -(Rpt). 6.00: TV AM Business 7.00: Cartoon Connection (Rpts). 9.00: Bewitched (Rpt).

930: Fat Cat And Friends. 10.00: One Big Family Comedy. 1030: Family Medical Centre. 11.00: Eleven AM Topical affairs. 12.00: The Bert Newton Show-(PGR).

Interviews and music. 1.30: Movie Battle Hymn (57, Rpt). An ordained minister returns to the Korean War. Rock Hudson. 4.00: Wombat For kids.

430: Now You See It Quiz. 5.00: Mr Belvedere Comedy. 530: Wheel Of Fortune Game. 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 630: Home And Away (S).

7.00: Hindi Topical affairs. 730: A Country Practice (S). Carl Bailey, Cathy's mystery man, arrives in Wandin Valley from Kakadu; Shirley organises a baby photo contest. Lorrae Desmond. 830: Movie Top Secret (AO, 83, Rpt).

A young American rock star, on tour in Germany, becomes involved in the search for a missing scientist who is being blackmailed into creating a deadly and powerful weapon for the Nazis. Comedy from the makers of Flying High. Featuring Val Kilmer and Lucy Gutteridge. 10.25: Newsworld News updates. 1130: The Power, The Passion -(PGR).

With Julian McMahon. 12.00: News Overnight US news. 2.00: Mini-Series Rage Of Angels (AO, Rpt, Part 1). With Jaclyn Smith and Armand Assante. 3.45: Superior Court (PGR).

4.10: The Two Of Us (AO). 4.40: TAodT (PGR). With MrT. 5.05: Newsworld (Rpt). 7.00: You Can't Do That On Television (Rpt).

7.28: Dennis The Menace. 751 The Wizard Of Oz. 8.15 Sesame Street. 9.15: PGR. 930: Playschool (S).

10.00: Noddy (Rpt). 10.15: Matilda's Dream. 10 JO: Animals In Action (Rpt). 11.00: Children Of The New Forest. 11.30: Bang Goes The Budgie.

12.00: The Sweeney (PGR). Police drama with Dennis Waterman. 1.00: Fomer Glory. ZOO: Hedgerow House (Rpt). 230: The Good Food Show (Rpt).

3.00: Sesame Street. 338: Thomas The Tank Engine. 4.00: Play School. 430: Gumby. 4.52: Superted Spotty And The Indians (Rpt).

5.00: The Afternoon Show Count Duckula. 5 JO: Degrassi Junior High. 6.00: Countdown Revolution With Andy McLean and Lisa Collins. 630: Review (Rpt). The performing arts around Australia.

7.00: News, Sport And Weather. 7.30: 730 Report Current affairs. 8.00: Yes, Prime Minister (S, Rpt). On the eve of the British Theatre Awards the government is due to announce drastic cuts in Arts funding. Featuring Paul Eddington.

830: Four Corners The effects of tourism on the Cape York wilderness. 9.K: Media Watch The Last Word. With Stuart Littlemore. 930: For Love Or Money (Final). Presented by Clive Hale.

10.00: Soccer Aston Villa Derby. 1035: News And Weather. 1L20: Movie Privilege (PGR, 67). Set in a British welfare state where the authorities manipulate the public through pop singers. With Paul Jones, Jean Shrimpton.

1.00: Close. Programs supplied by TV channels. show last season, with dialogue from a team including Kathy Lette. What is surprising is that not once in this half hour does Lisa utter words such as "strewth" or "bonza" or "I'm as dry as a dead dingo's Were this an English sitcom, she would undoubtedly spend most of her time brushing the corks away from her eyes and wondering where the flies were. The conflict in the show arises from Lisa's relationship with the eldest son, Danny, who feels (like the emotional two-year-old that all American adolescents must be, judging from their television shows) that she is muscling in on his turf, taking away his status as the most important non-parent in the household.

Danny and Lisa have joint access to the second car. Will he get it for his "sure thing" date or will Lisa keep it in case the baby sister, Melissa, gets sick? Jon Casimir Subtitles, for the hearing-impaired. THE IMMORTAL STORY On SBS at 8.30 pm ORSON Welles spent four years composing a love letter to the Danish writer Karen Biixen, whom he worshipped. She died before he finished the letter and this film, Welles's interpretation of a Biixen story, may be seen as a substitute for that missive. If so, it is a two-faced Valentine, for Welles both pays homage to the author for sharing his thematic concerns, and curses her at the same time.

"This is my story it can't be yours," cries the central character Mr Clay a wealthy, decaying merchant, played by Welles. Set in 19th century Macau, the plot sees Clay discover that a story he savoured alone, told to him years before by a sailor, is a well-known legend. It concerns an impotent, rich old man who offers a sailor 20 pounds to sleep LIVE-IN On Nine at 8 pm HAVE you ever noticed that if you turn the sound down on the television you can still usually tell within five seconds what kind of show you are watching? Soapies, sitcoms, dramas, news they all have their own immediately identifiable filming styles. Live-In, shot in wondrous Sitcom-vision, is no exception. The people grin inanely when they're not speaking, wear bright colours, run up and down the stairs a lot and exaggerate their facial expressions.

Turn the sound up and you get the run-of-the-mill US sitcom scripting, top-heavy on teenage sexuality and family togetherness. This recipe, however, also features an exotic ingredient, an Australian nanny in the shape of Lisa Patrick. This is not a first Facts Of Life added an Australian character to its em Jackie Bob SUBJECT TO LATE ALTERATIONS. GUIDE PREVIEW- Orson Welles an outpouring of love on screen. RADIO ger.

Concertino in Caccini, Amarilli, mia belli; Hasse, Concerto in G. 9.30 Reicha. Quintet No 14 in minor. 10 Le Gallienne, Four Divine Poems of John Donne; Sutherland. Five Songs to Poems of John Shaw Neilson; Edwards, The Hermit Of Green Light, Geography Six, Geography Three, And No Bird Sings; Williamson, From A Child's Garden: Twelve Songs, Six English Lyrics: When I am dead, my dearest.

11 Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra. Bach CPE. Symphony No 2 in flat. Concerto in minor; Haydn, Symphony No 44 in minor (Funeral). 12 Freedom Jazz Dance.

1 Mozart, Piano Sonata No 17 in Franck. Fantasie in Scarlatti. Three Sonatas in flat; Bach CPE, Fantasia in sharp. 2 Shostakovich. The Bolt: Ballet Suite No B.Prokofiev.

Violin Concerto No 2 in minor. 3 The Composer In Focus. Raymond Hanson. Hanson. Five Portraits, Symphony No 1, Piano Sonata.

4 Sibelius, Pohjola's Daughter: Prokofiev. Ten Pieces for the piano from Romeo and Juliet: Romeo bids Juliet Farewell; Grieg, Peer Gynt: incidental music. 5.30 Roger Woodward. Beethoven. Sonatas: No 17 in minor.

No 26 in flat. No 8 in minor. No 14 in sharp minor; Debussy. Preludes Book 2: Les Terra sses des Audiences. 7 Your Monday Date.

Jazz. 9 Know Your Tenors. Bizet, Carman: Rower Song; Mozart, Don Giovanni: II Mio Tesoro; Schumann, My Beautiful Star; Bizet. rrudir Massenet, Awaken Lomond; of unicula; from Weber. Schon Cosi 9 Stormy Smalley.

Sam News. 9.30 Dr And Hour. News. Society. Chuck 11 JO 5.30 Moore.

Blocks. Hammond. 6am Cranney. Duckworth. Stalder.

8am Thomas. 6.30. 10 1am The Bowmer. 10 News. 10.15 Hughes.

1 Beyond Midnight with his young wife, giving him a worthy heir to his fortune. (The story is, of course, his own.) Dismayed, Clay decides to wrest back ownership of the story by making it happen, making it He sends his clerk out to find the woman of the story, who returns with Virginie Ducrot (Jeanne Moreau), the daughter of Clay's former partner, whom Clay made bankrupt and led to suicide. Despite believing that the story participants move at his bidding, Clay is unable to control events and the story takes on its own life. Clay, the author, exhausted by his creation, dies. The story is a thematic maze, well worth negotiating.

Welles's concern about his own work which, like this film, was almost always "bringing to life" existing texts, is evident. And, like Clay's inheritance, although his stories live beyond him, they are no longer his alone if they ever were. Belinda Chayko 2UW 1107 5am Bazz and Pilko. 9 Col Mooney. Noon Trevor Sinclair.

4 Graeme Stone. 7 Ian MacRae. 12 Andy Church. 2CH 1170 5am Guy Blackmore. 9 John Poole.

Noon Barry Spicer. 4 Peter Rudder. 8 Helen Reeves. 9 O'clock Special. 12 Steve Fox.

2WS 1224 Sam Peter GrahamKatherine Hynes. 9 Hans Torv. 12 Rob Neil. 4 Greg PaceKayley Harris. 8 Love Songs.

12 Chris Costello and Graham McGillivray. LITE EASY 1259 5.30am Grant Goldman and Karen Pini. 6.30 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 1386 6am 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.

6.45 Kalian. 6 JO Greek. 7.15 Cantonese. 8.15 Portuguese. 9.15 Hungarian.

10.15 Serbian. 11 Music. Monday, October 2, 1989 9S 7am Breakfast (BBC News at 7. EQ at 8). 9 Open Mind.

9.30 New Horizons. 10.30 Women On The Line. 11 The Edge Astrological predictions for the 1990s. 1 Health Style. 1.45 Puff Off.

2 Oz Folk. 3 Jezabelles. 4 Politics Magazine. 6 Red All Over. 6.30 Musica Giovane.

7.30 Greeks Today. 8 Talking To New England: A Lesson In Acting. 10 Splashdown. 11 The Madhouse. 1 Overnight 3 Country Music.

77T Concertino. 9 Adventures In Good Music 10 1989 Salzburg Festival. Mendelssohn. Violin Sonata in minor; Ravel, Violin Sonata in Brahms, Violin Sonata in minor. 11.15 Brahms.

Four Serious Songs. 11.40 Dreyfus, Adventures of Sebastian the Fox; Wesley-Smith, White Knight and Beaver; Walker, The Wild Duck. 12.30 News. 12.35 Liszt. Rakoczi March; Ponchielli, Quartet; Tor-roba.

Sonatina Trianera; Delius, Two Aquarelles; Rossini, The Gondoliers: Bakfark. Pia Mater; Trad. L'Homme Arme: Prokofiev, Lieutenant Kije Suite. 2 Great Operas. Verdi.

A Masked Ball: highlights. 3.30 Chopin. Piano Sonata No 3 in minor. 4 Elgar, In the South Concert; Tchaikovsky, Sextet in minor. 5 Kaleidoscope.

Incl News at 6. 7 News. 7.10 Direct Broadcast. From Canberra. Vitali, Chaconne in minor; Mozart, Violin Sonata in Franck.

Violin Sonata in Wieniawski, Scher-zo-Tarantelle. 8.15 Essential Collection. Corelli. Concerto Grosso in minor; Bach, Italian Concerto; Rossini, The Barber of Seville: Act 1 Finale: Brahms, Symphony No 4 in minor. 10 The Listening Room.

The Word From China, by Jenni Crone. On the eve of attempted revolution. 11.30 Jazztrack. Paul Gra-bowsky. 1 JO After Midnight 2MBS-FM 102.5 12 All Through The Night 6 Earty Morning Music.

9 Tarrega, Lagrima, Maria; Albrechtsber- The Pearl Fishers: Mi Par Ancora; Zandonai, Franceses da Rimini: Cosi Vada; Werther: Why Me; Trad. Loch Tagliaferri, Fishermen Pusilleco; Denza, Funiculi, Mozart, The Abduction the Seraglio: excerpt; Oberon: Von Jugend auf im Kampgefild; Mozart. Fan Tutti: Fra Gli Amplessi. Monday. 11 Music of Reich.

Schaefer, Tak-emitsu, Scuhthorpe and Mamiya. 2C8A-FM 103.2 Arthur Deane. 6.15 BBC 7 2GB News. 9 Devotions. David Jansen.

10 Dad Dave. 10.30 Talk. 11 Hospital 12 News. 5.30 Yes What? 6 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-Office 4 John O'Donnell.

7 Mike 12 Greg Vincent. 2MMM-FM 104.9 Doug Mulray. 9 Stuart 12 Ron Sparx. 3 Rob 7 Club Veg. 10 Bruce 1 Frank Fursey.

2JJJ-FM 105.7 Maynard. 9 Amanda Col-tinge. 12 Tony Biggs. 4 Helen 6 Tim Ritchie. Wot's On Traces Lee Hutchison.

Karen Gough. 2SER-FM 107.3 Decade In Review. RADIO NATIONAL 576 5.30 Earty Edition. 6 News. .10 World Roundup.

6.48 Worldview. 6.53 Finance Report. 7.10 Sacred Reading. 7. IS News.

7.30 World Roundup. News. S.0S Worldview. (.30 Book ReadingThe Mystery Of The Hansom Cab. 9 News.

9.02 Morning. At 9.03: Offspring. 9.30: Paul Temple and The Margo Mystery. 10: In All Directions. 10.30: Willing Spirits-Religion.

10.40: Insights. 11.30: Kronos. 12 Country Hour. Incl 12.30 News. 1 Worldview.

1.15 Notes On The News. 1.20 Stock Exchange. 1.30 News. 1.45 Afternoon. At 1.45: From The British Weeklies.

2: Relationships A Consumer's Guide To Marriage. Part 1: Why Many? 2.50: Tickle Pot. 3.03: Books and Writing. 4: Correspondents Report. 4.30: The Europeans.

5 News. International Report. 5.30 Health Report. 6 News. 6.10 PM.

7 News. 7.15 Science Show. 8.05 Australian Music Show. 9.30 Indian Pacific. 10 News.

10.10 Late Night Live. 11.10 Music To Wind Down By. Incl Book Reading. 12 Round Midnight. 1 Radio Australia Overnight News.

2BL702 Sam Breakfast Taylor, bid News and AM at 6. 6.30 Ray Taylor. News at 7 and 7.45. 8 AM. 8 JO Andrew Olle.

12 News. 12.10 The World Today. 1 Terry Lane. 2 John Doyle. 4 Frank Crook.

6 News. 6.10 PM. 7 News. 7.15 COMMUNITY FM 2BCR-FM. Bankstown.

88.7 2GLF-FM. Liverpool. 89.3 2MWM-FM, Radio Manly- Warringah. 92.1 8k 93.7 2NBC-FM. Narwee.

90.1 2NSB-FM. Nth Shore. 91.5 2RDJ-FM. Burwood, 88.1 2RES-FM. E.

Sydney, 89.7 2RRR-FM. Rydo. 88.5 2RSR-FM, Inner City, 88.9 2VTR-FM. Windsor. 89.7 ABC-FM 92.9 6 News.

Bach CPE. Symphony in Popper, Requiem; Sibelius, Dance Intermezzo: Busser, Prelude et Scherzo; Pachelbel, Canon and Gigue in Liszt, Hungarian Rhapsody No 15 in A minor; Rimsky-Korsakov, Tale of Tasar Saltan: excerpt. 7 News. Mendelssohn-Hensel, The Year: October: Chopin, Preludes: Nos 16 to 19; Godefroid. Bois Solitaire; Vaughan Williams, Sea Songs: Bach, Cantata: Aria for two trumpets; Dohnanyi, Capric-cio in minor; Dvorak, Slavonic Dance in Schubert, To Mignon; Stanley, Organ Concerto in A.

8 News. Hovhaness, Armenian Rhapsody No Cac-cini, Amarilli, mia bella; Rosas, Over the Waves; Smetana, Souvenirs of Bohemia in Polka Form; Tchaikovsky, Queen of Spades: Choirs of the Ball: Mozart, Three German Dances; Brumby, Oboe 2KA 783 and 1476 Sam Tad Pierson. 9 Richard Mercer. 12 Jason Bouman and Kerryn Bancks. 4 Kerry Denton.

8 Hot Hits Non-stop. 2GB 873 4.30am Sunrise -Ray Kennedy. 5.30 Mike Carlton. 9 Jeffreys and Robertson. 12 News.

12J0 John Tingle. 4 John Rae-dler Show. 7 David Koch. 8 Brian Wilshire. 11 Matchmaker.

12 Ray Kennedy. 1 Music. 2UE 954 Midnight to 5 Music and talkback. 5.30 Alan Jones. 9 John Laws.

12 Mark Day. 4 Brian White. 6 Sports Today. 7 Arch Tambakis. 10 Phillip Adams.

2KY 1017 5.30 Ron Casey. 9 Bob Maum-Hl. 12 TAB Racing presented by Chris Kearns. 6 TAB Racing presented by Nick Robin. 12 George Gibson.

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