Silence Exile and Cunning Joyce Profile on BBC Monitor
British broadcaster Anthony Burgess hosts the BBC Monitor programme detailing James Joyce life and work. The feature traces Joyce themes of silence exile and cunning with visits to Martello Tower and Eccles Street and explores Miss Barnacle and Bloom through Burgess narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Joyce
BBC Monitor
ABC-3
Anthony
Burgess
Silence
Logue
Ulysses
Joyce
Lucifer
Tearus Uly
Martello Tower
Eccles Street
Programme Changes Across TV and Radio Listings
Programme changes and starting times are provided by stations and accurate at press time. Later changes are the stations’ responsibility and will appear in The Canberra Times on the day concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Times
Detached British view of Vietnam war documentary
A British produced film War Without End screens on Seven Days surveying South Vietnam US and Australia tactics versus the Communists. BBC journalist Julian Pettifer reports five months in Vietnam while Sir Robert Thompson offers perspective. The piece notes a potential anti US bias and highlights shocking sequences for Australians.
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America
Australia
Julian Pettifer
BBC
Veitnam
Seven Days
John Moses
Sir Robert Thompson
Malaya
Cammu
Louisiana Longs in power struggle and Joyce influence
A literary and political sketch outlines the Long family’s rise in Louisiana politics from Huey Long to Russell Long, noting tensions with Earl Long and the broader power dynamics. It weaves in Joyce and Joyce’s influence, plus a look at Geneva Red Cross coverage and international figures discussing refugees and humanitarian aid under U Thant and other leaders.
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Huey
Russell
Louisiana
Russell Long
Thoream
Mione
Amnides
Joyce
Ulysses
Paris
Toyce
Astin
Russell II Ati
Long
Earl
Earl Long
Miss Rayon
Callupin
Vietnam
Red Cross
South Vietnam
Prince Saddrudin Aga Khan
UN High Commissioner For Refugees
Refugees Commission
Uganda
Congo
Ruanda
India
Pakistan
Korea
Germany
William Dabney
Geneva
Theatre and People series opens after overseas talks
Margot Campbell hosts a London Paris and Canada visit with Sir Alec Guinness Kenneth Tynan and Jean Louis Barrault. The Theatre and People program debuts on Matinee on Wednesday. Channel 7’s My Name’s McGooley- What’s Yours wins the Grenfell Award for best TV production. The award, three years old, recognises Australian TV entertainment.
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Alec Guinness
Kenneth Tynan
Jean-Louis Barrault
Sydney
Margot Campbell
London
France
Canada
Theatre
Wednestar
Channel 7
Aouse McGooley
Ralph Peterson
Films of the Week Schedule Snapshot
Week long cinema card lists daily showings with times and titles including A Woman Rebels Twenty Mule Team Tiger by the Tail The Violent Men Close To My Heart Rooney Lets Do It Again Man of Conquest The Beachcomber Frontier Badmen Every Girl Should Be Married When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Tawny Pipit The Perfect Furlough presented across Monday through Sunday with varied start times and durations.
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Tiger
Rooney
Frontier
Sey
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Robert Squier
New York
National Educational Television
Noble Wilson
Centre
Aubrey Singer
Our World
ABC
Eric Hunter
Canberra
Dublin
Vietnam War
Nam
Patrick Honey
CTC
Gordon Chater
McGooley
James Ari ‘Isoner
Canberra Auto Electrics
Lucas
N.R.M.A
Delco-Remy-Nesco
Bosch Sales and Service
Auto House
Lonsdale Street
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