The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 60

'i pEILEVHSnOKf. 3 3 EH 11.00: Programs For Young Viewers Series from France and Hungary. 11.30: Religions Of The World (Rpt, Final). A five-part series from Germany. Today we see a university experiment investigating the physiological effects of meditation.

12.00: Movie There Was A War When I Was A Child (81, Rpt). WWII drama about children caught up in the fighting. (Japan). 1.40: Test Pattern. 530: The Long White Trail Adventure series for children about three young devoted mountain skiers.

(Czechslovakia). 6.00: Sports Magazine. 7.00: News And Weather. 7.30: John St Peeters Show (Rpt). Australian variety series.

Tonight's guests: Marcia Hines, Heathermae Redding. 8.00: Civilisation Of Egypt (Rpt, Final). Documentary series (Italy). 830: Cnrro Jirainez (Rpt). Forty-part series about a Spanish bandit of the 19th century (Spain).

9.30: The Return -Drama series from Greece. Tonight: A young mistreated boy runs away. 10.15: History Of Australian Cinema (Rpt). Three-part documentary series on the Australian film industry. 11.00: Close.

535: Religious Program. 6.00: Morning News Report. 7.00: Good Morning Australia. 9.00: Good Morning Sydney (PGR). 10.00: Fat Cat And Friends (Rpt).

10.30: Another World (PGR). 1130: News And Weather Reports. 12.00: Movie Isabel's Choice (PGR, 81, Rpt). A hard-working secretary finds herself disenchanted with her work after watching upgradings in position constantly passing her by. she meets up with an attractive man, she makes a difficult choice between work and marriage.

Jean Stapleton and Richard Kiley. 2.00: Carson's Law 3.00: McHale's Navy (Rpt, bw). 330: Graham Kennedy's Blankety Blanks (Rpt). Game show. 4.00: Off The Dish For the young.

4.30: Simon Townsend's Wonder World Bushranger Ben Hall; keeping pet lambs; the old Trocadero. 5.00: Good Times (Rpt). 5.30: Perfect Match Dating. 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 7.00: New Neighbours Scott, although injured, courageously decides to contact his father; the friendship between Madge and Douglas is growing.

Jason Donovan. 730: It's A Knockout (Rpt). Wacky game show with Billy J. Smith. 8.30: Mini-Series Kane And Abel (PGR, Final).

Tonight: The men have gained wealth and power but lost their children's love. Tom Byrd. 10.50: Wild West Theatre Chato Land (AO, 72, Rpt). A half-breed Indian hunts the men who destroyed his family. Features Charles Bronson, Jack Palance, Richard Basehart.

12.25: Religious. 12.30: Close. 730: Carleton-Walsh Report (Rpt). 8.00: Sesame Street Educational. 9.00: Lucky Luke For children.

9.25: Magic Roundabout Tots. 9.30: PlaySchool Wriggly worms. 10.00: For The Juniors. 10.15: Programs For Schools Includes Alexander Bunyip's Billabong; 10.20: Land-scape Of Geometry; 10.35: Rockschool; 11.00: Puppets; 11.20: Celebrations; 1130: Don And Pete; 11.35: Behind The News. 12.00: News.

12.05: Open File -(Rpt). 12.35. Out There. 1.00: Schools programs (cont'd). Includes World Of Cooking; 130: AllesKlar.

3.00: Sesame Street Educational. 4.00: PlaySchool Sheep. 430: The Beachcombers Adventure. 5.00: Into The Labyrinth. 5.25: Roger Ramjet.

530: LaLinea. 535: News Free Zone (Rpt). 6.05: Come And Get It Lamb. 6.10: Inspector Gadget Cartoon. 635: Dr Who The Krotons (Part 4, Rpt).

Jamie plans an escape. 7.00: ABC News Richard Morecroft. 7.30: 7.30 Report Current affairs. 8.00: The Invisible Man (S, PGR, Rpt). Series based on the classic H.G.

Wells science-fiction story. Tonight: The stranger is shot. 830: Crisis In Central America -Castro's Challenge (S). Four-part documentary series examining the history of American intervention in Central American countries. 9.25: On The Road Motoring.

9.30: Carleton-Walsh Report. 10.00: The Cleo Laine Collection -(Rpt). The jazz singer recorded in concert with the John Dankworth Quartet at a concert held at the Victorian Arts Center. 11.30: Close. 6.00: Morning News.

6.30: Today Mikhail Baryshnikov. 9.00: Here's Humphrey (Rpt). 10.00: The Lucy Show (Rpt). 10.30: General Hospital (PGR). 1130: Morning News And Weather.

12.00: Midday Show With Ray Martin (PGR). Topical interview show. 1.30: Days Of Our Lives. 2.30: The Young And The Restless PG Rs). 3.30: TheSullivans (Rpt).

4.00: CmonKids- For children. 5.00: Young Doctors -(Rpt). 5.30: Blankery Blanks Game. 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 6.30: Willesee Topical.

7.00: Sale Of The Century (S). Quiz show with Tony Barber. 7.30: Who's The Boss? (PGR). At Angela's request, Tony extends his chores to clean her bedroom. 8.00: Growing Pains (PGR).

Jason's plans to attend a Bruce Springsteen concert with Mike go awry. 8.30: Mini-Series Ellis Island (PGR, Final). Carl discovers that his wife has been unfaithful; Marco hears of Georgie's ordeal; Jake has an affair; and a tragic misunderstanding occurs. (9.27: Lotto). 1030: Late News.

1035: Petrocelli (AO, Rpt). Drama about a Harvard-educated lawyer. 1135: The New Odd Couple. 12.05: Movies (PGR, Rpts). Hell In The Pacific (69).

WWII comedy-drama about an American pilot and a Japanese naval officer who are stranded on an island. Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune. 2.05: No Time For Tears (57). Drama set in a children's hospital. Anna Neagle.

3.40: Brigand Of Kandahar (65). British adventure-drama with Oliver Reed. 5.10: Bonanza (PGR, Rpt). Western drama series. 6.00: Rainbow For the young.

6J0: Adventures Of Black Beauty (Rpt). 7.00: Cartoon Connection (Rpts). Huckleberry Adventures Of Gulliver, The Smurfs shows. 8.30: Mr Ed Ed And The Allergy bw). Classic comedy.

9.00: Romper Room For tots. 10.00: Tycoon (PGR). Debut of this series about a widow who takes charge of her late husband's share of a real estate empire. Lynette Davies. 11.00: Eleven AM Topical.

12.00: Movie Fire Down Below (PGR, 57, Rpt). Two adventurers working from a boat both fall for the same woman. With Robert Mitchum, Jack Lemmon and Rita Hayworth. 2.00: New Price Is Right (Rpt). 3.00: Star Trek This Side Of Paradise (PGR, Rpt).

Kirk, Spock, McCoy and Sulu beam down to an agricultural colony, expecting to find it lifeless, and discover a new world. 4.00: Wombat For the young. 4.30: Now You See It Game. 5.00: Wheel Of Fortune Game. 5.30: Doctor In The House (Rpt).

The end of term exams arrive. 6.00: News. 6.45: Mossop Report. 7.00: Terry Willesee Tonight. 7.30: A Country Practice Simon begins to wonder if he'll be missed.

8.30: Movie Bolero (AO mod, 84). Romantic comedy, set in I92S, about a young American heiress and her best friend who set off to travel the world. Inspired by exotic Saturday matinee picture themes, they attempt to seduce a Moroccan sheik and a Spanish bullfighter. Bo Derek and Andrea Occhipinti. 10.20: Newsworld.

11.30: Maggie And Her (PGR, Rpt). 12.00: News Overnight. peck if we No such thing as life after the nuclear family THESE TWO new American half-hour comedies screen back-to-back each week. They both explore changing definitions of the nuclear family, so their dual programming reflects the inordinate pride of network decision-makers in being able to cope with shifting social relationships. The media notes even refer to the shows as "thoroughly It is an interesting combination, because the programs, while recognising the breakdown in traditional family role-playing, indicate an inability to consider the possibility of social units other than the nuclear family.

In Who's The Boss and Growing Pains, people simply switch roles, so that the woman works while the man son. Then there is Mona, Angela's liberal-minded mother, a comic fairy-godmother to all parties. This large Connecticut house of errors is very familiar. "She brings home the bacon and I fry it" is how Tony describes the set-up, but it seems to me that there's still a mum, a dad, two kids, that special, older, funny woman to take the edge off tense moments and a lot of money. No sexual attraction is allowed between Tony and Angela, but other romantic possibilities fade in the face of their awareness of each other and the needs of the household.

The family is still intact in Growing Pains, but after 15 years Maggie rejoins the workforce and Jason moves his psychiatric practice into the home to help in the parenting. There's a lot of money in this household as well, so family difficulties are played out against a comfortable background. Most of the interaction takes place between father and 15-year-old son, and though the show covers a lot of ground in its treatment of family tensions, it suffers from removing Maggie from domestic management She radiates understanding in the background, rather like those "nice" dads one used to see on television in shows such as The Brady Bunch. Television families have not changed so much, after all. Judith Fox WHO'S THE BOSS; GROWING PAINS On 9 at 7.30 pm and 8 pm.

stays home, or the father becomes the. main emotional wellspring for children, while the mother observes in a detached fashion reminiscent of traditional fathering. Who's The Boss attaches itself firmly to formula, revamping happy families with a keen, hungry eye on the growing audience' of working women. Tony, an Italian boy from New York, takes a job as live-in housekeeper to advertising executive Angela. He has a daughter, she has a Tony Danza as Tony Micelii, live-in housekeeper.

Em AM. 6.50 702 BL Breakfast with news at 7 and 7.45. 8 AM. 8.30 News in brief. 8.32 702 BL Breakfast cont including News at 9.

9.03 Sports report. 9.05 702 BL Morning with Margaret Throsby. 9.58 Parliament 12.45 Music. 1 News The World Today. 1.58 Parliament.

7.00 (approx) News. 7.15 Parliament. 8. News in brief. 8.04 The Bob Hudson Show.

10 News. 10.15 Music to Midnight with Ralphs Rickman (includes news in brief at 11). 11.58 News. 12.02 Close. Music Wot's On.

7 News. 10 Tim Ritchie with the Wednesday Night Special. 2 am James Griffin. 2SER-FM 107.5 MHz 7 am The Breakfast Show. 9 Open Mind.

10 Morning Talka-bout. 11.30 UN Radio. 12.30 You Don't Have To Be Jewish. 1 Music from Macquarie classical. 2 The Sixties FHe.

3 Blue-grass Special. 4 Inside Out Magazine. 6.30 Education Roundabout. 7 Croatian program. 7.30 Music.

8.30 Vietnamese Program. 9 Open Mind. 10 Night Cupboard. 11 Radio ActivityDance Collision. 12.30 am Scream and Dance.

3 am Country Music. I77T ABC-FM 92.9 MHz Beethoven, Piano Concerto No 3 in minor; String Quartet No 1 1 in minor: Beethoven air Franz Liszt. Symphony No 6 in Pastoral; Beethoven. Sonata for Piano Violin. No 10 in Bagatelle in Bagatelle in minor; Handel, Ariodante: Dopo notte; Atalanta: Care selve; Joshua: had I Jubal's lyre; Serse: Ombra mai fu.

Tchaikovsky, Symphony No 1 in minor. Winter Dreams. 4 ABC Young Performers. Duncan Tolmie, oboe; Adrian Brand, tenor; Ber-nadette Harvey, piano; Emil Kiss-Lazar, violin. 5 Kaleidoscope NSW at 6.

7 Wednesday evening with Martin Hibble. Swedish Delights. Alfven, Swedish Rhapsody No 1: Midsummer Vigil; Wiren. Sinfonietta in Berwald, Sinfonie Capri-cieuse (No 2) in D. 8 Just Out.

Three hours of the latest recordings. Criticism, comparisons and full catalogue details are given on air. 11 News. 11.03 The Sibelius Songs. 12.30 Music to keep the days apart.

Bach, Goldberg Variations. 2MBS-FM 102.5 MHz 6 am Early Morning Music. 9 Baroque Interlude. Bach, Concerto for two violins." Vivaldi. Concerto for three violins.

9.30 Zamfir. Rhapsody of Spring, for panpipes and orchestra: Concerto no 1 for panpipes and orchestra; Couleurs d'automne. 10.30 Concert Hall. Myslivecek, Sinfonia in flat; Rossini. Introduction and variations for clarinet and orchestra in flat; Field.

Apparitions: Ysaye. Poem; J. Strauss. Vienna blood; Chaplin, Mandolin serenade: Green lantern rag; This is my song. 7 The Joy-A-Jazz Bring on the Girls.

8 Opera: Peter Grimes, by Britten. 10.30 Brahms. Ballade no 1 Edward: Chopin. Ballade no 1 in minor: Brahms, Ballade no Chopin. Ballade no 2 in Brahms.

Ballade nos 3 and Chopin. Ballades nos: 3 in A flat; 4 in minor; Liszt. Ballade no 2 in B. 12 Songs For The Lonely Eyeball. 1 The Cruskit Hour.

2CBA-FM 103.2 MHz Programs include: 7 am 2GB News. 7.30 Financial. 9 Devotions. 10 Serial. 10.45 Gardening.

11 Hospital Hour. Noon 2GB News, Noticeboard, Immunisations. 1 Music with Roger Climp-son. 7 Today's Guest. 9 Jan Thompson.

9.45 Ministry. 10 Chuck Wagner. 11.30 Serial. Midnight: Features for light sleepers. 2DAY-FM 104.1 MHz 5.30 am Grant Goldman.

9 George Moore. 1 Dave Norman. 4 Bob Hughes. 8 John Carroll. Midnight Walter Williams.

2MMM-FM 104.9 MHz 6 am Doug Mulray. 10 Stuart Cranney. 2 Rob Duckworth. 6 Frank Vincent. 10 Jamie 2JJJ-FM 105.7 MHz 6 am Rusty Nails.

10 Jill Emberson. 2 George Wayne. 5.30 Five Thirty Report. 6 Annette Shun Wan and at 6.30 The Live Piano concerto no 3 in flat; Mozart. Symphony no 41 in C.

Jupiter. Noon The Sound of Jazz. Prez (Lester Young 1936-41) Part XVI. Beethoven. To Hope: New Love, New Life; Mephisto's Song of the flea: To the distant Beloved; hi this dark tomb; Adelaide; Bagatelles nos 1 and The Quail's song; What is my beloved doing? 2 Etardi, Mandolin concerto in Echo; de Fossa.

Guitar quartet no 3 in Haydn, Cello concerto in Mendelssohn, Violin sonata in Brahms, Trio no 1 in B. 4 Early Evening Concert. Verdi. Overture to Oberto. Count of St Boniface: Puccini, Listen my Lord: Thou who with ice art girdled, from Turandot; E.

Strauss, Without warning. Polka schnell; Bach, Jesu, Joy of man's desiring, from Cantata 147: Liszt. Piano concerto no 1 in flat; Verdi. che Mahler. Music from film.

Death in Venice: Minkus, Pas de deux, from Don Quixote; Wallace, There's a flower that bioometh, from Maritana; J. Strauss, Wine, women and song; Bizet Je croix entendre encore, from Pearl Fishers: Flower song, from Carmen; Kreisler, Miniature Viennese march; Wagner, Begluckt darf nun dich, Heimat. from Act III Tannhauser; Beethoven, Romance for violin and orchestra no 2 in Lehar, Luxembourg, on themes from Count of Luxembourg; Grieg. Wedding day at Troldhaugen, no Liszt. Consolation and Galop from ballet 2KY 1017 5.30 am Ron Casey.

9 2KY Morning Show with fta 8uttrose. Noon Full TAB racing service with Steve Cairns. 5 Peter Bosfy. 7 Full TAB racing service. Midnight Mid-dawn with Mark Wyman.

2UW 1107 5 am Bazz and Pilko. 10 Malcolm Elliott. Noon Lunch-break with Gary Jaeger and 'Trevor Sinclair. 1 Trevor Sinclair. 4 Peter Peter Rudder.

7 David Kidd. 10 Graeme Stone. 1 am Gregg Easton. 2CH 1170 5 am John Poole. 9 Howard Craven.

Noon Barry Spicer. 4 Gareth McCray. 8 Tony Feather-stone with Nine O'Clock Special. Midnight Peter Bergham. 2WS 1224 5 am Peter Graham.

9 Hans Torv. Noon Dave Whit comb. 4 Ian Holland. 8 Steve Turner. Midnight Kevin O'Neill Glenn O'Brien.

2SM 1269 6 am Paul Holmes. 10 Phil Lentz. 2 Dave Carlson. 6 Jon Vidler. 10 Ray Arthur.

2 am Mark GillardJulie BrodskyJon Vidler. 2EA 13S6 6 am Greek. 6.45 Arabic. 7.30 Croatian. 8.15 Italian.

9 Polish. 10 German. 11 Russian. Noon Spanish. 1 Aboriginal.

2 Vietnamese. 3 Cantonese- 4 SwedishDanish. 5 Turkish. 5.45 Italian. 6.30 Greek.

7.15 Jewish, presented in Hebrew. Yiddish and English. 8.15 German. 9.15 Spanish. 10.15 Macedonian.

11 Latvian. EX RADIO NATIONAL S7S 6am News. Weather. 6.10 World Roundup. 6.20 Breakfast Time.

6.45 International Business Report. 7.10 Religion. 7.15 News. 7.30 BBC World Roundup. 8 News.

8.30 Morning Book Reading: The Man who was Thursday, by Chesterton. 9 News in Brief. 9.02 Children Today. 9.30 Satchmo (part 3). 10.30 Crime and Punishment (final).

11.30 What Do You Do For A Crust? 1 1 .60 Music. Noon Country Hour. 12.30 News. Weather. 12.50 National Farm Report.

1 World Wednesday. 1.15 Weather, music. 1.20 Stock Exchange Report. 1.25 Notes on the Newsr Dr Hector Kinloch. 1.30 News.

1.45 Religion In Life. 2 Airwaves. 2.30 Day: The day the allies invaded nazi -held Europe in the words of surviving participants. 3 BBC Playhouse. "Stones' by Shirley Gee.

4 Afternoon shift with Andi Ross. 5 Newsvoice. 5.15 World Wednesday. 5.30 Presenting Sheila Steafel 5.58 Stock Exchange Report 6 News. 6.06 PM.

6.30 Technology Report. 6.55 News Commentary. 7 News. 7.15 Insights. 8 Record Museum.

9 The FreudJung News. 10.15 Books and Writing: Arab Literature. 11. Meditation. 11.05 Night Music.

1.02am. Close. 2BL 702 5 am News in brief. 5.02 702 BL Breakfast with John Woods incl. news at 5.30.

6. 6.30. 6.35 Early 5 Aubade. Bax; Ravel; Vaughan Williams: CoWmark. in Italy.

Breakfast. 6 News. Witt. Symphony-m jC; Clarke. Trumpet Voluntary; Kreisler.

Chanson Louis XIII and Pavane in the style of Couperin; Mozart. Symphony in A minor. 7 News. Lato. Scherzo; Schubert.

Licht und Liebe (Light and Love); Geminiani. Concerto Grosso in No Leigh. Concertino; Haydn, Partita in flat; Liszt orch Doppler. Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 in minor. 8 News.

Scarlatti, Sinfonia di concerto grosso No 1 in Beethoven, Violin Sonata No 2 in A. No 2. 8.30 Sydney Symphony Orchestra: Zdenek Macal, Conductor; Geoffrey Payne, Trumpet. Dvorak, Czech Suite: John Carmi-chael. Trumpet Concerto; Beethoven, Symphony No 7 in A.

10 Adventures in good Music. 11 Diversions 12.30 News. 12.40 2KA 783 and 1476 5 am Reg Dowton. 9 Richard Perno. 12 Brian Sanders with a mini-concert at 2.30.

4 Richard Mercer. 7 Non-stop music. 2GB S73 5.30 am Mike Carlton. 9 John Laws. 12 News.

12.30 The Twelve-Thirty Report, John Tingle. 4 Sundown Rundown with Stephen O'Doherty. 7 Kel Richards. 9 Open Line. 11 Matchmaker.

Midnight Australia Overnight with Les Solomon. 2UE 954 5 am Gary O'Callaghan 9 Dean Matters. Noon News. 12.30 Paul Hodges. 4 Chris Kearns.

8 Geoff Marshall. Midnight Kevin O'Neill. ce r-Ul SMH The Guide, Monday, February 10, 1388 If.