New look Channel Seven news format rolled out
Channel Seven unveils a revised news format with a primary reader and a second reader for details. Editors say David Brice and Brian Smith will alternate roles, boosting local coverage from five to over fifteen minutes as Canberra Cooma and Goulburn viewers supply tips and film ideas.
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Channel Seven
Len Cotton
David Brice
Brian Smith
Brain Smith
Canberra
Cooma
Goulburn
Week of Films Schedule with Daily Showings
The listing outlines a weekly cinema program with daily entries. Each day shows times and film titles such as That Lady in Ermine, Hold Back Tomorrow, Grapes of Wrath, Kiss the Blood Off My Hands, Savage Innocents, Dante's Inferno, Deadline USA, They Knew Mr Knight, Watusi, Imitation General, Naughty Mariella, True as a Turtle, and Only Two Can Play.
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Deadline USA
Mr Knight
Watusi
Mariella
Programme changes and starting times for Canberra stations
The Canberra Times notes that programme changes and classifica tions are supplied by TV and radio stations and are correct at press time. Later changes are the stations’ responsibility and, when notified, appear in The Canberra Times on the day concerned.
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Canberra Times
Hautzig to perform Grieg Concerto with Barati conducts on TV
Viennese American pianist Walter Hautzig will play Grieg Piano Concerto in A minor, Opus 16, with the Western Australian Symphony Orchestra on ABC-TV Concerto programme at 9.22pm Wednesday. Hautzig, born in Vienna in 1921, later settled in the United States and has performed in 35 countries. George Barati, conductor of the Honolulu Symphony since 1930, is also a noted composer born in Hungary in 1913.
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George Barati
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Western Australian Symphony Orchestra
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Hawaii
Japan
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Europe
Canada
Honolulu Samationy Orchestra
Hungary
Budapest Symphony Orchestra
Division Four debuts on CTC with real crime focus
Australian crime series Division Four presents dramatized cases from a Victorian police station day-book centering on Yarra Central. The first edition The Soldiers depicts teen gang crime with Gerard Kennedy as Senior Detective Frank Banner and a cast including Ted Hamilton Ted Hamilton plays Constable Dwyer. The show airs on CTC 7 and 10 at 8 30 tonight with Pat Smith and guest stars Kate McKitrick Graham Rouse and Ron Ferrier in supporting roles.
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Patricia Smith
Margaret Stewart
Kirsty Child
Kay Dixon
CTC
The
Gerard Kennedy
Krage
Hunter
Frank Banner
Chuck Faulkner
Vickers
Ted Hamilton
Kevin Dwyer
Frank Taylor
Scotty McLeod
Terence Donovan
Banner
Mick Peters
Adelaide
Pat Smith
Kate Mcc Kitrick
Graham Rouse
Coer Ward
Ron Ferrier
Parties and People in a Troubled Flat Community
A block of flats housing young expatriates from Canada, the US, Britain, New Zealand, and Tasmania becomes a flashpoint for irritation. ABC TVs Chequerboard spends a weekend with both sides, hearing parties and neighbours at night and reexamining the issues next day. The piece features a Live in the Space Age segment directed by Neil Munro and reported by Peter Grose.
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USA
Great Britain
New Zealand
Tasmania
ABCTV
Neil Munro
Peter Grose
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