Julie Andrews Show on CTC Promises Mary Poppins Style Sketches
A prize winning Julie Andrews program on CTC 7 10 at 7 30 Saturday opens with a sky descending scene resembling Mary Poppins and a performance of Wonderful Day Like Today. Gene Kelly and The New Christy Minstrels appear in the hour long Emmy Peabody and Montreux award winning show.
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Cuba revolution in ABC report
ABC presents a documentary on Cuba highlighting the OLAS meeting and Western Hemisphere radicals, the anti Yankee imperialism mood, and the spread of communism and guerrilla activism. It features poet and novelist interviews, Cuban youth, underdevelopment, Castro’s proletarian program, and a mass rally with Stokely Carmichael and the Vietnamese delegation.
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Films for the Week Schedule Highlighted Titles
A clipped listing shows weekly cinema slots with day by day film selections. Notable titles include Moon Light Sonata Faithful in My Fashion Quiet American Never Wave at a WAAC Illegal etc with varied showtimes and theaters across Monday to Sunday.
TV and Radio Scheduling Notice from Canberra Times
Changes to programmes classifications and starting times are supplied by stations and are correct at press time. Later updates are the stations responsibility and will appear in The Canberra Times on the relevant day.
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Canberra Times
Mata Hari Story Examines Spy’s Notorious Life On Screen
The documentary Project 68 presents Mata Hari as a complex figure, tracing Margaretha Zelle from Sumatra to Europe. It bases its case on Sam Wagenaar’s research and archival photographs, surveying her dances, identity, and alleged espionage while leaving verdicts to viewers.
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Sam Wagenaar
Mata Hari
Europe
The Pity of It All on Wednesday Theatre
A widow Nancy played by Billié Whitelaw falls for Walter Nigel Stock after he regrets causing her child's death. Their meetings spiral into an affair as Walter’s wife learns, prompting a desperate fight to save the marriage. Written by Sam Barstow.
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Billié Whitelaw
Nancy
Nigel Stock
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