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rm EHEZ 3 HEM 1 a Yin i UH: Rocket Robin Hood (Rpt). 6.30 The First Easter Rabbit Hurl Ives narrates this show based on the popular Velveteen Rabbit book. 74i: HiHdloSlKM bor children. 8.00: Cartoon Connection He-Man And Masters Of The lni.ere. She-Ra: Princess Of Power.

Sounds Music interview show hosted bv Donnie Sutherland. 12.00: Moiie Genevieve (53. Rpt). British comedy about a two couples competiting in a vintage car rally. Kay Kendall and Kenneth More.

1.55: Australian. Rules 1S6 series of V1L coverage. ommentary from Peter Landv. -Lou Richards. 5.00: Great Mysteries Of The World (Rptsi.

Noah's Flood The search for the Ark. Diamond Curse -Tragedy-plagued gemstones. 6.00: News, Sport And Weather. 6J0: The World Around Is The Passing Of Leviathan. Documentary, narrated by Orson Welles, about American biologist.

Dr Roger Payne, and his research into the behaviour of Southern Right Whales off Pataeonia. 7.30: Beyond 2000 Speed (Rpt). Man's obsession with living faster. 8.30: Hunter (PGR). A robbery suspect is shot dead by a bounty hunter who is obsessed with the Wild West.

9.30: Simon And Simon (PGR. Rptt. The brothers track a kidnapped dolphin ith the aid of its companion. 10.30: ate Night With Jono And Dan (AO). Live variety with Jonathan Coleman and Ian "Dano" Rogerson.

12.06: Hammer House Of Horror The House That Bled To Death (AO, Rpt). An estate agent sells a cursed house to a young family. Features Nicholas Ball. 1.00: 8.30: Home Crown Gardening show hosted by Grahame and Sandra Ros. Features a review of new products, plus gardening tips.

9.05: Let's Learn Japanese. 9.35: Trapp, Winkle And Ri. 9.55: Hunter educational. 10.10: Flip. Slide.

Turn. 10.35: Kenny Everett Video Shon (Rpt). Comedv and music program. 11.00: Rock Arena (Rpts.Mu5e video and interview show with local and international guests. 1.00: A Bit Of Madness.

1.30: Boxing Coverage of the Amateur Championships. 2.45: League "86 Coverage of the South Sydney Western Suburbs game from Redfern Oval. 4.30: Rugb) Coverage. 6.00: Countdown (Rpt). Pop music program featuring guest artists.

7.00: ABC News Includes weather. 7.30: State Of The Arts National current affairs-style arts program fea-turine studio and field reports. 8.00": Discovery The Mould. The Myth And The Microbe (S. BBC documentary examining the romantic myth which has grown up about the discovery of penicillin.

Narrated by Professor Gwyn MacFarlane. 8.50: Leonard Bernstein Conducts West Side Story Award-winning musical documentary filmed in 1984. 10.20: Late News And Weather. 10.25: Number 16 Old Glad Eyes (PGR. Rpt).

British Prime Ministers. Tonight: William Ewart Gladstone. 11.15: Rock Arena B-52's. Joni Mitchell. Eurogliders.

Simple Minds. 12.15: Vigil The Light In Darkness (Rpt. Final). Religious program about the I asterstorv. 12-36: Close.

6.00: Thunderbirds Gerry Anderson's famous marionette show. 7.00: Programs For Young Viewers (Rpts). Josie And The Pussycats In Outer Space: Scooby Doo Who Gary Coleman Show; Help! It's The Hair" Bear Bunch; Richie Rich. 9.30: Mmie Cannibal Attack (54. Rpt.

Jungle Jim and Kimba solve a series of thefts. Johnny eissmuller. 11.00: Conway Country (Rpt). Country music show with Lee Conway. 12.00: Bonanza (Rpt).

Western drama series with Lome Greene. 1.00: ide World Of Sports Sports show with live telecasts of Sydney races. 6.00: News. Weather And Sport. 6.30: Hey Hey It's Saturday Comedy and music program with Daryl Soiners.

Jackie MacDonald. Ossie Ostrich. John Blackmail and guests. 8.30: MoWe Twenty Three Paces To Baker Street (PGR. 56.

Rpt). Henry Hathaway directed this crime drama about a blind playwright who overhears a murder plot but cannot conv ince the police of what he has discovered. Features Van Johnson. 10.30: News. 10.33: Kojak (PGR.

Rpt). Crime drama series featuring Telly Savalas. 11.35: That's My Boy (PGR. Rpt). Robert and Angie become godparents.

12.05: Movies (PGR. Rpts). Grand Jury (77). Crime drama about a young couple who become involved in a big monev insurance fraud. Leslie Nelson.

2.16:'Binh of The Blues (41. b'w). Classic musical about the fortunes of a New Orleans jazz band. Ring Crosby. Mary M-tin.

Jack Teagarden. 3.50: The Pigeon (PGR. 68). Crime drama about a detective tracing the diary of a Mafia widow. Sammy Dav is Jnr.5.10: Bonanza (PGR, Rpt).

7.00: Kugbv League Commonwealth Bank Cup. Commentry from John Brennan and Bill Anderson. 8.00: Cartoon Capers Marine Boy: Abbott And Costeilo: The Transformers: Brady Kids: Adventures Of Sinbad Junior; Speedracer; fantastic Four. 11.00: The Bionic Woman (Rpt). Jaime is given the task of delivering a top secret decoder, but is tricked into handing it to an enemy agent.

12.00: Movies (Rpts). The Capture Of Grizzly Adams (8 1 A man. ho has been hiding out in the wilderness after being framed for a murder, returns to his home town to help his daughter. Dan Hagcertv. 1.55: The Court Martial Of Billy" Mitchell (55).

Otto Preminger directed this drama based on a real-life case in which a man was victimised by US military strategists. Gary Cooper. 4.00: The Muppets (Rpt). Guests are Linda Ronstadt and Roger Moore. 5.00: Real World Kakadu: The Unopened Treasure Chest (Rpt).

Jack Thompson narrates this documentary. 6.00: News, Sport And eather. 6.30: Young Talent Time National family music and variety show. 730: Magnum (PGR). Magnum is stunned by the death of an old friend, killed during an armed, robberv.

8.30: Movies (PGR, 'w Brother Orchid (40). Hal B. Wallis directed this drama about an ex-prisoner, on the run from former colleagues, who takes refuge in a monastery. Edward G. Rpbsinson.

Humphrey Bogart. 10.15: Deep Valley (47). Jean Negulcsco directed this drama about a lonely farm girl who helps an escaped prisoner hide out from the law. Ida Lupino. Fav Bainter.

Wayne Morris. 12.20: Music Video (C)'. Rock. 3.15: Cartoons fairytales From The Woods (Czechoslovakia), Sooty (Czechoslovakia). Cantin-flas Amigo And Friends Mexico).

Adv entures Of A Biue Knight I. 3.45: Movie Behind The Blackthorn Bush 0, Rpt). A young boy visiting his grandfather, a veteran forestry worker, becomes involved in a tight to hah the wanton destruction of the local forest and its inhabitants by a new mill. (Czechoslovakia). 5.00: Dateline (Rpt).

Current affairs program. 6100: World Soccer -Hosted bv Les Murray. 7.00: World News. 7.30: The Exotic Taste Of Paradise Second of a four-part series on Sri Lankan cooking. (Hone Kong).

8.00: 10 Green Bottles -A series on wines, spirits and aperitifs. (UK). 8.30: Derrick German police drama series. Tonight: Derrick investigates an apparently motiveless shooting. 9.36: My Uncles Told Me Autobiographical drama about three generations of a family reduced from wealth lo poverty.

(Yugoslavia). 10.45: Movie Ladies On The Rocks (83). Two very differing women link up to tour as a comedv learn. (Denmark). 12.25: Close.

pHCK IF TDflE BR Fleming got the credit, but it was Florey's 'miracle' DISCOVERY On 2 at 8 pm. jiff the idea of large-scale penicillin production, the British drug companies were apathetic. He was forced to hot-foot it to America, where he finally struck it lucky. Factory production started and by 1944 there was enough penicillin to treat every soldier wounded in the D-Day landings. One of the features of tonight's program is the black and white footage.

Some of it is rare archive film, such as the film taken by Florey in Africa of the first penicillin given to soldiers wounded in the field. Whoever would have believed that a documentary about mould could make such fascinating television? Bronwvn Watson Tlil Rl IS only so much one can say about mould. It grows on tomato paste. And bread. And jam.

And oranges. And shoes. We are surrounded by it. But it can lso be made into one of the world's, most miraculous drugs penicillin. As an primary school child wiil tell you.

penicillin was discovered in vi hen. quite by chance, some mould spores wafted in through an open window in Alexander leming's I ondon laboratory. I he mould happened to land on a plate where some microbes, were growing. The mruld killed the microbe- and the re-t is history. (VnieiHin was discovered and icm- The man who should have been given more credit for the discovery was Howard Florey rough, tough Australian" from Adelaide).

It was fie, with his team of scientists From Oxford University. England, who transformed a mere bit of mould into one of the world's greatest drugs. It was Florey who took a huge risk by attempting to produce enough penicillin to treat people. Florey's operation wasn't, however, a fancy-one. He used bedpans, biscuit tins and old dairy equipment to grow the precious mould juice.

It was also Florey who recognised the impact that penicillin could have on the outcome of World War II. However, when Florev tried to sell ing became a world hero. But. according to tonight's documentary. 77rc Mmihl.

71ie Myth and The Microbe, part of the DiM-ovcry series, that story is just an attractive piece of folklore. The truth is. if it had been left to I ieming. penicillin would never have been discovered because he failed to recognise its tifesavine capabilities. He lo-t interest eight years before penicillin's potential was finally realised.

And those who did the crucial work remain forgotten. sWa -RT- mLL i IiOrd Florey risk-taker who made penicillin possibk'. E2 Spots 5 30 Music 6 20 Sports News 6 50 Music 6 55 Weather Report 7 News 7.10 Sent-lmen tal Journey. John West ntro-duces some of the best music of the '20 through to the '50 with regur Listeners' fleetest segment at 7 30. News in brief at 8 and 9.

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6 Gayle Austin 10 Tim Ritchie with Dancing The Night Away. 11 pm Late Live Music Wot On. 2 am John Francis. 2SER-FM 107.5 MHz Programs include: 5 am Dustin Cupboards. 7.45 Underaged.

8. Irish Heritage. 9 3600 Seconds 10 The Yo-Vo Show. 11 Zoo Time. 1,15 Outlook.

1.30 Freedom Bound. 2 Weekend University 4 Hellenic Program. 5 Croatian Program. 6 Maltese Program. 6.30 Free Serbian Radio Program.

7 Voice of Copts. 9.30 Polka Power. 10 Room 2610. 11.30 Party Time. 2 em Dogwatch.

2KY 1017 6 am Ron Casey. 9 Turf Time with Ian Craig 1C Ray Chesterton's Sports Show. 11.30 Fui! TAB Racing Service with Les Mead. 6 Full TAB Racing Service with Rod Batchelder. 12 Mid-dawn with Neville Graham.

2UW 1107 7 Malcolm Elliott. Noon Andy Church. 3 Steve Swayne, 6 Six O'clock Rock with Gar- Jaeger. 10 David Kidd. 2 Andy Church.

6 Music. 2 am Gregg Easton. 2CH 1170 5 am Gareth McCray 10 Phil Sutton with Sydney's Best Sellers at noon. 3 Bob Roberts 8 Bruce Wakely. 9 Nine Clock Special.

Midnight Peter Ber-gham. 2WS 1224 6 em Hans Torv. 10 Cave Whitcomb. 2 pm John Bond. Jukebox Saturday Night with Bob Peters.

Midnight Barry San-try. 2SM 1269 6 am Julie Brodsky 10 Dave Carlson 2 John Vidier. 7 Richard Monk, am Mark Beamond. 2EA 1388 6 am Greek. 6 45 Arabic.

7.30 Croatian. 8 15 Italian. 9 Hungarian. 10 Lithuanian. 11 German.

Noon Maltese. 1 Spanish. 2 Music Only Program, interviews, music. 3 Russian. 4 Latvian.

5 Turkish. 5 45 Italian 6.30 Greek 7.15 Romanian 8.15 Finnish. 9 15 Estonian. 10.15 Macedonian. 11 German.

6 Ryder Round Folk Every v.eek at this time Dermott looks et different aspects of trad tional and contemporary folk music at home and abroad, examines influences and attitudes and presents "live" music, interviews, news and up to the minute details of folk action Sydney State and nationwide 8 Salute To Australians. Gethen. Eiegiac overture; Sutherland, Haunted hills: Weber. Ouintet in fiat: Sculthorpe. "Landscape' for piano and tape; Lszt.

Piano sonata in minor. Goossens. Oboe conceto in one move ment 10 Symphony Concert Part One. Prepared and presented by Peter Gyngell Barber. Symphony no Penderecki.

Violin concerto. Intermission Readings from Andre Gde. Symphony Concerto Part Two. Walton, Symphony no 1 in fiat minor. 2C8A-FM 103.2 MHz 6 am Radio for Kids 9 Devotions.

9 15 Wedding Bells. Noon 2GB News. 1 Stan Pederson 3 Counsellor. 6 2GB News. Sport 7 Current Affairs 9 Roger Climp-son 11 15 Eric Jupp.

Midnight Features for fight sleepers 2DAY-FM 104.1 MHz 6 am Mike Curell 10 George Moce. 2 Grant Goldman 6 Non-stop music 2MMM-FM 104.9 MHz 2 am John BellFrank VincentFrank Fursey. 6 John Bell. 10 Stuart Cranney 7 Non stop music. Midnight John BellFrank VincentFrank Fursey.

Keep the Dsys Apart 2MBS-FM 102.5 MHz Midnight All Through The Night. 6 Saturday Morning Music Prepared and presented by Jean Reisner 9 What's On In Muse Prepared and presented by Janetle Cummins end Bob Tamock. A weekly programme which mixes music with a comprehensive round-up of live musical events happening in Sydney in forthcoming week. 10 Sonatas. Gussago.

Sonata La Leor.a. de Boismortier. Sonata in minor: Gabnele. Sonata XV: de Boismortier. Trio sonata in Cimarosa.

Sonatas ios 73. 74 and 78: de 8oisrr.ortier. Sonata in A minor. 11 What's New On Record Prepared and p-esented by Lachlan Benson 1 Jazz from Traditional To Modern Prepared and presented by Bruce Johnson Today's program includes the music of Peewee Russell. Ben Webster.

Graham Eanes. Sidney Arodm. Lizzy Mi'es. Ret! Norvo and Bob Gebert. 2 Bach's Brandenburg Concertos.

Prepared by Barbara Bacti. Brandenburg concertos: no 3 in G. nc 6 in fiat. 2 30 Musica Viva 1985 Mittagong Easter Festival Mittagong Trio Erahms. Piano trio no 2 in Trio in flat: Piano trio no 3 in minor.

4 Listeners' Choice Prepared and presented by Barbara Hallett Tchaikovsky. Fantasy overture. Romeo and Juliet; Dvorak. Serenade for ten wind instruments: Rameau. Ballet.

Anacreon: Prokofiev Song of joy; Ve-s. Cavatina; Portrait. V'ancey. Lester Young George Zack. Bob Zo'ke.

Jellv oM Morton. 1 06 Saturday Ater ncon 2 Bartok's String Quatets String Quartet No 6 in 0 2 35 Benjamn BHnen Composer and Conductor. Britten. The Prince of the Pagodas: Grainger. Tne Ouke of Marlborough: Fanfare: Let's Oance Gay in Green Meadow: Scotch Strathspay and Reel: The Pretty Maid Milkin' Her Cow; The Sprig of Thyme: Britten.

Simple Symphony. 5 News. 5 05 A Prairie Home Companion. Low-key warm humour from the mythical town of Lake Wobegon. Minnesota, with a wide range of top musical artists 7 05 Schubet Trio No 1 in flat: Sonata for Arpeggione and Piano in A minor.

6 World Philharmonic Orchestra Carlo Maria Giuimi. Conductor. Tho first annual concert of the World Phiir.armonic Orchestra. This outstanding event drew together musicians from 92 symphony orchestras representing 5 countries all over the world (including Ausfa-ia) in honour of Alfred Nobel's enduring contribution to world peace and unity. Bruckner.

Symphony No 8 in minor. 940 Organ Postkide. Martin. Sonata da Chiesa; Mendelssohn. Organ Sonata No 6 in minor; Bach.

Trio Sonata No 5 in 10 30 Dreamtime with Jaroslav Kc Radicphomc journey into new sour.dspaces. designed for meditation, relaxation and dreaming in stereo 12 Music to RADIO NATIONAL 576 5 30 am News in Brief 5 32 Morning Music. 7.15 News 7 30 EEC vVorid Roundup. 7 40 Indian Pacific 8 1 1 Tne Week In Business 30 Water. The final program of eght talking with ocean cruisers and short-danced sailors.

News in brief 9 02 Practicalities 9 45 Word of Mouth. 10 In Tempo. Presented bv Wain Nxholscn. Noon Pick tne Goons: The Nasty Afair At Ti-e Su-ami OaS'S 12 30 News 12.40 The Science Show with Robvr. 1 30 News.

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5.50 Evening Musc 6 '5 Singers of Renown. 7 News 7 10 The Tongs and The Bones 7 25 St Matthew's passion. 10 25 News 11 N-ght Mus e. 1.02am Close. 2BL 702 5 News in brief.

5.02 Breakfast met news brief at 5.30. full news and weatrer at 6 and bulletins at 6 30. 7 and 7.45. Gardening talkback with Valerie Swane (ph. 356 4811).

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News at 6. 7 and 8 9 Just In. A selection of new record and compact disc releases from around the world. 10.15 Festival of Perth. 1936 Prom Concert.

West Australian Symphony Orchestra Rossini. The Italian Girt in Algiers Overture: Donizetti. Don Pasquale. Act I. Glances so soft and bright: Bizet.

The Pearl Fishers. Act fl: As once in the darkness of the night: Albinoni. Adagio in minor for Organ and Strings: Binge. Saxophone Concerto: Tchaikovsky. Symphony No 5 in minor.

12 Jazz Classics in Stereo with Robert Pa-ker. Jazz roasterworks from original 78 rpm No 25 George Wettlirg. Paul Whiterr.an. Johnny Wiggs. Bcb WMber.

Lee Wilev Clarence V.il'ms. Cootie Williams Fess W.ll.ams. 12 30 News 12 36 Jazz Ciass cs in Stereo. No 26 (Fmeij Lena Wilson. Teddy Wiison.

Jimmy 6 am Richard Mercer. Noon Reg Dowton. Followed by non stop music. 2GB 873 5.30 am Bruce Barnett. 9 Sportsline with Peter Peters and Bill Arderson Neon Cars with Peter Wherrett and all sporting results.

Sports review. 6 John Pearce. Midnight Les Solomon 2UE 954 6 am Al Thompson. 7 Burke Backyard with Don Burke. 9 Dean Matters.

1 Geoff Marshall 6 Kevin O'Neill and sports scoreboard with Rex Mossop on League. Midnight David Thomp 14 SMH Tne Guide. Mcday. March 24. 1925.