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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1968
Page
7
A listing of Aug 12 programming across channels from morning maths and schools to news, feature films and comedies. Notable items include Are You With It sub header, Macbeth Part 3, Star Trek Mirror episode, The Prisoner, The Cisco Kid, Mchale's Navy, and Weather and Sportsreel segments.
Secondary class items list topics for Juniors and play school notes. Includes Algebraic expressions for second form and Safety First on Holidays activity. Rosele appears as a name within the faded schedule.
A dense eighties style listing shows a daytime to late evening broadcast schedule featuring programs like Here's Humphrey, Mickey Mouse Club, The Flying Nun, Homicide, Peyton Place, Midweek Movie Count Three and Pray, and a Rugby Test. It includes news, weather, documentaries, and theater segments with multiple channels and time slots.
A Thursday schedule lists school related programs including For the Juniors Ballet The Nutcracker Suite and For the Junior Basket The Nutcracker Suite. Airings feature Macbeth part 3 Looking at the United States Midwest Corn Belt programs on Here’s Humphrey News Headlines Abie’s Irish Rose 1946 starring Joanne Dru and Richard Morton plus History 1918 1965 Towards one World the shrinking world.
Australian television schedule fragment for Friday August 16 listing programs from 6.15pm to 11.40pm. Highlights include Canberra News at 6.55, The High Chaparral, The Magic Of Music, Ironside, The Develop ers, News Headlines, Late Night Movie Flame In The Street, and Close. Includes sports, movies, and talk shows with numerous titles and times.
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