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Watch Inside Movies 8 Cable movies 12 Sports listings 14 Daily listings 54 Radio I If vy wi 1 I 1 55 Starcross Also, for each day's listing a chart qj ptime-time offerings and best bets by TV critics. Channel Guide Channel 2 WGBH-TV, Boston (PBS) Channel 4 WBZ-TV. Boston (NBC Channel 5 WCVB-TV, Boston (ABC) Amy Irving and Ben Cross of portray an Indian princess and an English cavalry officer who share a love affair and turbulent adventure in 19th-century British colonial India in the three-part, six-hour HBO presenUtion of "The Far Pavilions" which begins tonight at 8. Hynes, O'Connell reunited (CBS) Channel 6 WLNE-TV. N.

Bedford-Prov. and continued anchoring when the station became WCVB-TV and moved to Needham. Emry is no stranger to the 10 p.m. news, a format which is gaining popularity in many American broadcast markets. She comes from an Amarillo, Texas, station, where she was coan-chor on the 6 and 10 p.m.

news. O'Connell brings 18 years of sports reportage, including years of sports anchor desk work at WNEV-TV (Channel 7), and when it was WNAC, and on WCVB. Meteorologist Brown, born here, raised in Marblehead and educated at Amherst College, was most-recently at the ABC affiliate in St. Louis, where he was nominated for an Emmy as the town's top TV Pope John Paul II celebrates Easter Mass at the Vatican, which will be telecast at 1 1 a.m. today on Ch.

4. And tonight Albert Finney makes his American TV debut portraying the Pontiff in the CBS special "Pope John Paul II." a biographical portrait of the Polish-born Catholic Church leader. "The Far Pavilions," first original miniseries produced by HBO and the first cable TV program ever to be chosen as the cover story by TV Guide -begins a three-night performance tonight at 8. Amy Irving and Ben Cross star as the Indian princess and British officer whose passionate romance is set against the pomp and splendor of Britain's 19th century Indian empire. Costarring are Omar Sharif, John Gielgud and Christopher Lee.

By Robert A. McLean Globe Staff "The News at Ten." Boston's newest evening TV newscast, featuring some old, familiar names and faces, premieres Monday night at 10 on WLVI-TV (Channel 56). Veteran Boston newsman Jack Hynes is back at a full-time anchor desk slot, paired with Julie Emry, an award-winning broadcast journalist who comes to the Hub via Texas and Oregon. Joining them will be longtime Boston TV sports reporter Bill O'Connell and weatherman Jerry Brown, who returns to his hometown by way of St. Louis and assorted broadcasting way stations.

Deja vu could well be the big story as the Gannett-owned UHF outlet revives a prime-time local newscast format which was Introduced to Boston, with great success, on the old Ch. 56 -then WKBG-TV in the late 1960s. The area's first commercial TV newscast at 10 became so popular that It was about to overtake Ch. 7 as third-highest rated among late-evening telecasts when WKBG dropped all news operations in the early 1970s. "The News at Ten" will be a 30-minute, Monday through Friday nightly package of local, national and international reports, prepared by a staff of 20, Including three reporters and four video photographers.

Old Dorchester boy Hynes will be on familiar terrain at the Ch. 56 studios on Morrissey boulevard. He began his Boston news anchor career at the old (WHDH-TV) Channel 5 when it was located just across the boulevard. Channel 7 WNEV-TV. Boston (CBS) Channel 9 WMUR-TV.

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(Ind.) Channel 56 WLVI-TV. Boston (Ind.) Channel 68 WQTV-TV. Boston (Ind.) ARTS Alpha Repertory Television Service BET Black Entertainment Television BRV Bravo Network CBN Christian Broadcast Network CIN-Cinemax CNN Cable News Network DIS-Disney ESPN EntertainmentSports Program Network HBO Home Box Office HTN Home Theatre Network LIF-Lifetime MC Movie Channel MON Montage NASH Nashville Network NCN National Christian Network NESN New England Sports Network NICK Nickelodeon PLAY -Playboy PRE -Preview PTL Religious SHO Showtime SPN Satellite Programming Network SC Sportschannel SPOT Spotlight USA USA Network WGN Chicago Superstatlon WOR New York Superstation WPIX New York Superstatlon, WTBS Atlanta Superstation ON THE COVER "The News at Ten" team (from left) of Jack Hynes, veteran Boston newscaster, weathermen Jerry Brown, co-anchor Julie Emry and Bill O'Connell on sports debuts Monday night on Channel 66. 2.