The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 11

MORNING GUIDE to TELEVISION) ON 7.00: Cartoon Corner. 7.30: Sgt Preston. 8.00: Cartoons Features Deputy Dawg, Huckleberry Hound and Go, Go Gopher. 9.30: The Barkleys (Rpt). In animation.

10.00: The Beatles (Rpt). In animation. 10.30: Harlem Globetrotters (Rpt). Cartoons. 11.30: World of Sport TV form guide.

Championship Wrestling Wayne Kirby. 12.30: Home Show Joe the Gadgetman. 1.00: Gene Autry Action musical 2.00: Movie GI Blues (Rpt) Elvis Presley, Juliet Prowse, Robert Ivers. Musical. 4.00: Curiosity Show Educational program.

5.00: Mouse Factory Back To Nature (Rpt). 5.30: Shang-A-Lang The Bay City Rollers. 6.00: Bandstand '76 Bandstand rocks back in 1976 presenting all today's Top 40 hits. This top rock show will be hosted by Daryl Somers. With The Executives.

7.00: Weekend News With Jim Waley. 7.30: Rhoda Rhoda's Wedding. A 60 minute episode. With Valerie Harper, Nancy Walker, Mary Tyler Moore, Cloris Leachman. 8.30: Doctors Hospital Watchman, Who Will Guard Thy Sleep (A) Cliff De Young.

9.30: Movies (1) Last Train From Gun Hill (A) (Rpt). Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn, Carolyn Jones. 11.15: (2) The Trackers (A) (Rpt). Ernest Borgnine, Julie Adams. 12.45: Viewpoint Religious.

12.50: Close. 9 8.00: What Do You Mean? Evangelism. 8.30: It Is Written Program with a message. 9.00: Cathedral Of Tomorrow Religious. 10.00: Religious Special Sydney Opera House.

10.55: Point Of View Mr B. A. Santamarla. 11.00: World Of Sport With Ron Casey. 12.00: World Championship Wrestling Action.

1.00: Movies (1) Assault On The Wayne (Rpt). Leonard Nimoy, Keenan Wynn, Lloyd Haynes. 2.30: (2) The Shakiest Gun In The West (Rpt). With Jackie Coogan. 4.00: Happy Go Round New series.

Educational. Hosted by Jackie MacDonald. 5.00: Land Of The Giants Secret City Of Limbo (Rpt) Adventure. Gary Conway. 6.00: Wonderful World Of Disney Stub, Best Cowdog In The West.

Slim Pickens. 7.00: Weekend News With Jim Waley. 7.30: Upstairs, Downstairs Such A Lovely Man (A). Hannah Gordon starring. 8.30: Sunday Movie Murder On Flight 502 (A).

A maniac commits murder on a trans-Atlantic jet and leaves passengers wondering as to who will be next. Robert Stack, Sonny Bono, Walter Pidgeon, George Maharis and Polly Bergen. 10.25: Face The Nation Host Gerald Stone. 10.55: Mystery The Ingenious Reporter (A). 11.25: What Do You Mean? Religious.

11.55: Viewpoint Religious. 12.00: Close. City Extra -a new sound community interests, consumer affairs and services." The resources are fairly wide and the new program is likely to draw on other current affairs sections of the ABC, but City Extra reporters will be out on special assignments as they occur. Mr Quigley said there would be music, too. "This is best described as a new sound for 2BL.

A big, soft rock; swinging, bright, with some older numbers and generally tuned to the Graham Bell, of radio MUSIC THIS CATN -7 SATURDAY, FEB 28 7.00: Funshine Show With Jeffrey James. 10.00: Sounds Unlimited Donnie Sutherland. 12.00: The Starlost Beehive. Adventure. Keir Dullea, Gay Rowan and Robin Ward.

1.00: Movie Lad: A Dog (Rpt). A dog brings a new zest for life to a crippled child. Peter Breck, Peggy McCay starring. 3.00: Davis Cup Tennis: Live From Milton in Brisbane, the final of the Eastern Zone Davis Cup between Australia and NZ. 5.30: It's Academic Host: Andrew Harwood.

6.00: Seven National News And Sporting. 6.30 Cher Tonight, Cher's guests are Lily Tomlin, Jackson Five and David Groh. Songs include You Got To Have Friends, Since I Fell For You, I Am Love. 7.30: Streets of San Francisco Murder By Proxy (A) Bradford Dillman, Marj Dusay. 8.30: Caribe Assault On The Calavera (AO).

The Calavera Hopking, luxury hotel on a Caribbean island is taken over in a commando type raid led by a pathological killer. Sheila Larken and Fay Spain. 9.30: Bill Collins's Golden Years Of Hollywood (1) The Left Hand Of God (A0) Rpt). Humphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney, Lee J. Cobb.

Agnes Moorehead, E. G. Marshall. 11.15: (2) Them (A) (Rpt) Science fiction drama. Edmund Gwenn, James Whitmore and James Arness.

1.05: Close. 7 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29 2 7.15: These Children Are Ours Informative. 7.30: Two Blades Of Grass The missionaries. 8.00: The Television Tutorial Educational. 9.00: Rugby League (Rpt) Balmain Cronulla.

10.00: Star Soccer (Rpt). From England. With teams: Wolverhampton Manchester. 11.00: Sportsaction -With Rex Mossop. 1.00: Kung Fu Thief Of Chandau (Rpt).

Action. Featuring David Carradine, 2.00: Davis Cup Tennis: Live From Milton in Brisbane. Th: final of the Eastern Zone Davis Cup between Australia and NZ. 6.00: 7 National News and Weather Report. 6.30: Seven's Big League Pre-season highlights of St.

George and Newtown game. 7.30: This Is Your Life Mike Willesee takes a mystery guest down memory lane. 8.00: Phyllis Leaving Home. Cloris Leachman plays Phylis Lindstrom, a zany blonde forever in the grip of misfortune. 8.30: Academy Theatre Sara Portrait Of A Teenage Alcoholic (A).

A two hour drama dealing with the growing problem of teenage drinkers. Linda Blair plays the problem child in the title. With Verna Bloom, Larry Hagman, Mark Hamill as co-stars. 10.30: Star Soccer Stoke City Tottenham. 11.30: The Party A teenage girl struggles with the problems of life during a weekend beach party.

12.00: Close. City Extra, ABC Radio 1's new public affairs weekday program, will be launched next Monday from a new studio in William Street. The only one of its kind here, it has been specially designed for its purpose. Built around a central control-room, it means that the technical facilities are within sight of the producer in the public affairs Studio 216. According 10 Russell Warner, the head of ABC public affairs, the studio can be speedily linked by telephone with anywhere in the world.

The service will be handled in the studio by switching technical operators. Bill Dowsett, formerly of AM, will compere City Extra and Hamish Robertson, who has been standing in for Dowsett since AM returned to air after the Christmas break, will remain with AM. City Extra, which goes to air at 8.30 am on 2BL, will use talkback where direct response oF comment is required. Mr Bryon Quigley, the producer, who has lately been working at the BBC, said that while news is the cornerstone, the program will have a softer, more general presentation. "We'll be looking at Bach's Mass in Minor might have shortcomings as a liturgical work but as a concert piece it is great.

The 1975 Sydney performance by the Philharmonic Society was taped by the ABC and will be broadcast tomorrow evening (Tuesday) from 2FC at 8 o'clock. Soloists are soprano Elaine Blight. contralto Lauris Elms. Gerald English and Graham Tier. Conductor IS Peter Seymour.

Other fine music from 2FC Includes: MONDAY: 8.30 am. The Tsar's Bride Overture (RIMSKY-KORSAKOV) Bolshol Theatre Orch. A. Previn. piano; Yong Uck In Minor (SHOSTAKOVICH) Kim, violin; R.

Kirschbaum, cello. Concerto for Oboe In (MOZART) V. Swillens, oboe; Orch of Netherlands Kantorel. Symphony No 4 In Flat (BEETHOVEN) New York Philharmonic Orch. 6.30 pm.

Variations and Fugue on Theme of Handel (HARRIS) A. Segovia. guitar. The SMH TV Guide, Monday, February 23, 1976 ABN 2 1.00: Sportsview Sportsnight: Match of Racing: Daily Davis Cup Shield Cricket: Live, Sydney. 6.05: Occasional pher Style 6.30: Harlem The famous young Rodney fairy-tales, the series Johnson, Ruth 6.55: Weather, 7.30: Bless This 7.55: Four Corners rent affairs and issues and on lives.

Compere 8.50: War And masterpiece until the army in presented as ring Rupert 10.20: Highlights 10.50: Certain Women Including: Pot Black (Rpt); The Professor (Rpt); Soccer: the day FA Round 5 (Rpt); Double, live. 3.00: Tennis: Zone Final. 3.45: Sheffield NSW South Australia. (Programs on standby.) Wife Engagement, (Rpt). With Michael Callan.

Globetrotters Popcorn Machine Harlem Globetrotters plus in a fast blend of crazy songs and sketches. Guests in include Marty Feldman, Arte Buzzi and Jim Backus. News And Sports Review. House (A). Sid James.

Program three. This curprogram reports on the people you want to know more about the events that shape all our is Caroline Jones. Peace (Rpt). Leo Tolstoy's covers the years between 1805 invasion of Russia by Napoleon's 1812. This BBC production is a serial of nine episodes.

StarDavies. Australian Swim C'ships. 11.40: Close. 10.00: Divine Service Anglican Service from St Peters College, Adelaide, SA. 12.00: Islands of Australia Other Eden (Rpt).

12.30: Living Tomorrow Communication Gaps. 12.45: In Your Garden Some helpful hints. 1.00: Four Corners Repeat from yesterday. 1.55: Tennis Davis Cup Zone Final: Australia New Zealand. Live national telecast of the Davis Cup Eastern Zone trial between Australia and New Zealand held in Brisbane from February 27 to 29 inclusive (with selected programs on standby).

6.00: Vision On Action and Pictures, Children. 6.25: Torque Peter Wherrett. Motoring. 6.55: Weather. 7.00: News, Weekend Magazine.

7.30: Seven Little Australians Tomorrow Do Thy Worst (Rpt). Leonard Teale, Mark Clark, Ruth, Cracknell, Anna Hruby. 8.00: The Pallisers A 26-part serial based on Trollope's books by Simon Raven; the story of a political dynasty which moves through high society in the heyday of Queen Victoria's reign. Susan Hampshire. 8.50: The Regiment Cholera (A).

John Cowen, John Hallett, Michael Brennan. 9.40: Challenge Minds Between. Occult. 10.05: Late News And Weather Information. 10.15: Highlights Of The Australian Swimming Championships.

10.45: Close. publicity, said the program would aim to keep news items crisp and immediate. "There will be no lengthy reports." What about the daily serial at 8.50 am which is one of the regular segments? Some Australian literary classics have earned wide appreciation through this program. "It will continue until the current serial, Lost Horizon, ends. We are working on a new type of contemporary serial presentation of works by Australian writers.

CastOff, by Tom Hegarty, is Salome Dance of the Seven Veils (STRAUSS) Berlin Phil Orch. 11.15 pm. From the 1975 Week of New Works by Czech Composers includes: Hukvaldy Nonet (TAUSINGER) Czech Nonet: String Quartet No 2 (SEMERAK) Pilsen Quartet. Two Inventions for Soto Flute Ophelia Three vocal frescoes (BLAHA) AN Peter Brock, flute. based on a poem by Rimbaud (MATEJ) Kuhn Chamber Music Soloists.

TUESDAY: 8.30 am. European Festivals, Belgium. 1975: Rhapsodie Espagnole (RAVEL). Violin Concerto No 2 In (Martinon) H. Szeryng.

violin: No 4 in (SCHUMANNY. Interantional Youth Orch. 3 pm. Serenade No 6 In (Serenata Notturna) (MOZART) Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. Piano Sonata in (MOZART).

Suite bergamasque (DEBUSSY). Twelve Etudes (CHOPIN) Fou T'song. piano. Violin Concerto (BLOCH) K. Smith, violin: Adelaide Symphony Orch.

pm. Mass in Minor (J. S. BACH). 11.15pm.

Stravinsky: Capriccio Fou T'song. piano: Adelalde Symphony Orch. Symphony In 3 Movements Adelaide Symphony Orch. WEDNESDAY: 8.30am. Quartet for guitar, violin.

viola and cello in (HAYDN) Romulo Lazarde, guitar; C. Genser-Winkler, violin; K. Stierhof. viola; E. Winkler, cello.

Sinfonla In Flat No for Double Orchestra (J. C. BACH) Collegium Aureum. Piano Concerto No 2 (MacDOWELL) List, TON 9 On Radio under consideration for the first of these dramatised Mr Bell said. Ian MacRae will take his microphone up to the Hunter Valley Wine Festival next Saturday and 2SM listeners will hear plano: Vienna spate, Opera Orch.

Symphony No (SCHUBERT) Menuhin Orch. 3pm. Music In Concert Includes: Veteran Virtuosi: Vladimir Horowltz, plano In Toccata Op 7 (SCHUMANN): Sea Murm ers (CASTELNUOVO- TEDESCO) Jascha Heifetz, violin: Brook Smith, piano; Trio in (BRAHMS) Artur Rubinstein, piano; J. Heifetz, violin; E. Feuermann, cello.

11.15pm. Visiting Organists: Graham Steed (England): Chorale Partita- Christ who Is my life (PACHELBEL). Prelude and Fugue In (J. S. BACH): Seven Pieces (DUPRE) Organ of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle.

THURSDAY: 8.30 am. Sonata In for viola da gamba and harpsichord (LEEFLOTH) V. Hampe, viola da gamba; A. VItenbosch. h'chord.

Concerto for cello and orchestra (MYSLIVECEK) b. PergamensJtsjikov, cello: Leningrad Chamber Orch. Divertimento for violin. guitar and cello (KOHAUT) M. Baumi, guitar: W.

Klasinc. violin: H. cello. Symphony No 6 (Pathetique) (TCHAIKOVSKY) Vienna Phil Orch. 3 pm.Music Includes String Quartet In (HUMMEL).

Quintet for Piano and Strings (M. WILLIAMSON): String Quartet No 8 In Minor (SHOSTAKOVICH) Gabriell String Quartet Malcolm Williamson, piano. 8 pm, Great Conductors: Stokowski: Love, The Magician (FALLA) S. m-sporano; Philadelphla The Ascension (MESSIAEN) London Symph Orch. Symphony No 5 In TEN 10 9.25: 11.15: 11.30: 12.00: 3.00: 4.00: 4.30: 5.00: 6.00: 6.30: 7.00: 7.30: 8.30: 9.30: 10 10.00: 11.00: 11.30: 12.00: 1.00: 2.00: 4.00: 4.30: 5.00: 6.00: 7.00: 7.30: 8.30: 10.55: 11.25: 12.25: Movie- The Big Trail (Rpt) John Wayne, Marguerite Churchill, Ward Bond.

Cartoon (Rpt). For the young viewers. Animal Kingdom With Harold Pollock. Movies (1) Gulliver's Travels (Rpt). Animated adventure.

1.25: (2) Apache (Rpt). Burt Lancaster, Jean Peters, John McIntire and Charles Buchinsky. Action. Laramie The Calico Kid (Rpt). Action.

What In The World Educational. If These Walls Could Speak Pompeii (Rpt). Narrated by Vincent Price. Young Talent Time Johnny Young is host. With special guest Debbie Byrne.

TEN Eyewitness News And Weather. The Lost Islands The adventures of five teenage children marooned on a strange island. Tony Hughes, Jane Vallis, Rodney Bell and Michael Howard. The Wonderful World Of Magic With Bill Bixby World's best sleight-of-hand acts. Mobile One The Life Preserver (A).

Action drama. Jackie Cooper, Mark Wheeler, Julie Gregg and Gary Crosby. The Magician Shattered Image (A). (Rpt). Bill Bixby and Keene Curtis.

Saturday Movies -(1) The Bounty Man (A) (Rpt). Clint Walker, Margot Kidder, Richard Basehart. 11.00: (2) Alone With Terror (A). Juliet Mills. 12.25: Close.

You Say The Word For migrants. Swami Sarasvati (Rpt) Exercises. Have I Got A Problem! Panel aid. Variety Italian Style John Mahon. Animal World (1) Man's Best Friend; and (2) Forest In The Sea.

Nature. Movie The Barbarian And The Geisha (Rpt) John Wayne, Sam Jaffe, Norman Thomson, Giko Ando and Soh Yahamura. Run, Joe Run Action adventure. Barrier Reef Cannon Of Nemora (rpt). Bonanza Her Brother's Keeper (Rpt).

Lorne Green, Dan Blocker, Nancy Gates. TEN Eyewitness News And Weather. The Waltons 'The Boondoggie. With Richard Thomas, Ralph Waite, Miss Michael Learned, Ellen Corby, Will Geer. Almost-Anything Goes A wild, zany, Australian nonsense show hosted by Tim Evans, with Ron Barrasi, Brendan Edwards and Sean Cramer assisting.

Movie Of The Week Mary, Queen Of Scots (A). A costume drama with Vanessa Redgrave as Mary and Glenda Jackson as Queen Elizabeth rivals for power in Tudor England. Patrick McGoohan, Timothy Dalton and Nigel Davenport. A Little Bit Of Wisdom Comedy. Laugh In (Rpt) Rowan, Martin.

Religious Program (Rpt). 12.30: Close. Keen on Country the breakfast program from there where there will be plenty happening. His companion on air will be Jeanne Little of the Mike Walsh Show on Channel 10. It could be the first time on radio for Jeanne.

The monthly ABC FM guide for February (the first for the new service) has some catchy titles on the articles. For example: Opera without tiers, a piece by an FM producer, Tony Bond, showing just how many more people are reached by opera on radio. Minor (TCHAIKOVSKY) New Philharmonia Orch. FRIDAY: 8.30 am. Cello Sonata no 2 In Minor (BEETHOVEN) A.

Janigro, cello: C. Zecchl, piano. Duet Concerto for Clarinet, Bassoon. String Orchestra and Harp (R. STRAUSS) 0.

Michallik, clarinet: J. Buttkewitz, bassoon; Berlin Radio Symph Orch. Symphony In Minor (BRAHMS) Berlin Philharmonic Orch. 8 pm. First Sydney Prom Concert 1976: Magnificat (BERIO) Sydney Philharmonia Motet Choir: Sydney Symphony Orch.

Les Offrandes Oubllees (MESSIAEN) Sydney Symphony Orch. Portrait (M. WILLIAMSON) Rhonda Bruce. Soprano; Sydney Symphony. Orch.

pm. Friday Recital, songs include Women's and (SCHUMANN): Brahms 'songs and Songs by Schoenberg with Joan Dargavel, soprano: G. Halstead. plano. SATURDAY: 8.40 am.

Concerto In A for oboe d'amore (J. S. BACH) Frankfurt Bach Orch. Serenade No 1 In (BRAHMS) London Symph. Orch.

10.30 am. Piano Concerto No 20 (MOZART) F. Gulde, piano: Vienna Philharmonic Orch. Symphony In minor (FRANCK) Dresden State Orch. 2.10 pm.

Cydalise and the Satyr (PIERNE) ORTF Orch. Gaspard de la Nuit (RAVEL) P. Roge, piano; Serenade for Strings (SUK) Los Angeles Chamber Orch. 10.15 pm. German and Ital- Minor (TCHAIKOVSKY) New Those pointers made by John Laws of 2UW which are being heard on 2KY at present, suggesting listeners should tune to KY Country Countdown, Sundays 8 a.m.

to noon, are bringing in calls from people wanting to know if Laws is contemplating a change. Kevin Kaylor of 2KY says it's nothing like that. WEEK Bill Dowsett, compere of the morning show City Extra. lan Baroque: (1975 Festival of Flanders). Songs by d'Indy.

Froberger, Kapsberger. Gastoldi, J. S. Bach and Brunelll with R. Jacobs, countertenor; Toyohiko Satoh, lute: J.

Huys, h'chord. 12 pm. A Little Night Music Suite Ilse Includes A the Love in Bath Hollweg, soprano; Royal Phil. Orch. SUNDAY: 9 am.

Barber of Seville Chicago Symphony Overture Orch. (ROSSINI) I Years of Pilgrimage No 2 Italy: Spozalizio: St Francis of Assisi preaching to the birds (LISZT) W. Kempff, piano: Violin Concerto In (BRAHMS) A. Grumlaux. violin: Concertgebouw Orch.

12 noon. From the Opera House: Trio In Flat Andante. Menuett, Allegretto (MOZART) V. Sakharov, clarinet: W. Durie, viola; B.

Potter, piano. pm. Baroque and Beyond: Three Riders' Fanfares (LERENKA) London Festival Brass Ensemble. Aria Sebaldina variations In minor (PACHELBEL) c. Tilney, 'chord.

In the Pleasant Grove (HANDEL) E. Speiser, soprano: Winterthurer Parock Quintet. Sonata in A for violin and continuo (ALBINON! Members of Heidelberg Chamber Orch. pm. Gilbert and Sullivan: Princess Ida.

Printed and published by John Fairfax Sons Limited, of Jones Street. Broadway, at Jones Street, Broadway. "It must be all the movement going on between SM. UE and GB." The twist is that John Laws enjoys country music, sings it and as he says on the pointers: I shouldn't be admitting this but I like 2KY's Country Countdown Apparently 2KY is the only station in Sydney playing Laws' pleasant country type records. He makes them for RCA and, according to Kevin Kaylor, they are among their best sellers.

A nice mixture of ballet and orchestral music in Friday's 2MBS-FM weekly broadcast of a collection of fine Philadelphia Orchestra performances, loaned to the frequency modulation station by the US Information Office. There will be two Delibes items, from La Source and Coppelia, one by Minkus and the other three are Debussy, Bizet and Berlioz..