Maggie in Canberra features well known locals on CIC
Maggie Tabberer hosts two Canberra programmes on CIC this week. The first at 3.05pm tomorrow includes Pauline Fanning National Library Chief Librarian, J. R. Odgers Clerk of the Senate discussing his Senate Practice in Australia, and Madame Seki wife of the Ghana High Commissioner. The second programme on Channel Seven at 3.35pm Wednesday will feature further Canberra guests.
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Canberra
Maggie
CIC
Maggie Tabberer
Pauline Fanning
National Library
J. R. Odgers
Senate
Australia
Madame Seki
Ghana
Channel Seven
Week of films schedule with daily matinees and evenings
The weekly cinema list runs Monday to Sunday with multiple showings. Titles include Circumstantial Evidence College Confidential You Were Meant For Me Here Come the Girls President s Lady Jailbreakers Wall of Fury Shop Around the Car Girls at Sea My Learned Friend The Patsy The Buccaneer Yellow Sky Riding High.
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Buccaneer
Programme changes in Canberra tourism feature
The Canberra Times lists programme changes supplied by TV and radio stations and notes later changes are station responsibility. It previews interviews with tourism director Doc Watson and a visit to the sculpture centre. Also planned is a feature with Mrs Davies of Peuan Thai and a TV slot with Maggie on Channel 710.
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Canberra Times
Canberra
Doc” Watson
Davies
Peuan Thai
Thailand
Maggie
New BBC drama adapts Goriot on ABC TV tomorrow night
A four part serial on ABC TV revisits Balzac’s Goriot with Michael Goodliffe as Pere Goriot and David Dundas as Eugene Rastignac. Set in a Paris boarding house, the plot contrasts poverty and wealth as Goriot sacrifices for his daughters and Rastignac pursues society amid money’s power.
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Ere Goriot
BBC
Balzac
Abc-Tv
Honore de Balzac
Old Goriot
Eugene Rastignac
Paris
Goriot
Anastasie
Delphine
Eugene
Vautrin
David Dundas
Michael Goodliffe
Pere Goriot
June Ritchie
Mark Twain
George Howe
Arthur Hewlett
Canberra children swallow a pie on Karen Kneen show
Thirteen Canberra children will appear in a television play during Karen Kneen's CTC program this week. Titled There Was An Old Man Who Swallowed a Pie, the piece is a nonsense prepared improvisation directed by Mrs Joan Ward. The action centers on a pie man and a pasty man with players Margaret Stokes and Bess Slatyer named.
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Canberra
Karen Kneen
CTC
Joan Ward
Margaret Stokes
O'Connor
Bess Slatyer
Forrest
Louise Sexton
Sarah
Andrew Hodgeson
Red Hill
Tracy Engel
Lyneham
Pamela Colwell
Jennifer Daniel
Campbell
Elizabeth Secton
Catriona Summers
Reid
Margaret Carraham
Kate Cooley
Donald Francis
Budget Talks on HSV 7 Features Special Program
Seven presents two Budget specials with a 1969 70 Budget focus. At 8 30pm Peter Martin analyzes main points after the Treasurer speaks in the House of Representatives. At 10 30pm a panel including Mr McMahon Mr Looker and Mr Walsh discusses the Budget with John Boland and Peter Martin.
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Hannel Seven
Mr McMahon
House of Representatives
Peter Martin
McMahon
Melbourne Stock Exchange
C. T. Looker
Maximilian Walsh
Canberra
The
Financial Review
John Boland
HSV 7
Melbourne
CTC
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Stuart Sim
ABC
Madame Vanquer
M. Goriot
Keenan Wynne
Rentqotv
HI FI Centre
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