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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
10
Lana Cantrell, guest artist on Bandstand on CTCT this afternoon, is based in Melbourne under contract to GTV and will appear monthly. She will perform I'm a Woman and Jump for Joy as Bandstand airs from 5.40 to 6.40 pm on CTC7.
Tomorrow at 4 p.m. Channel 3 will air excerpts from the Festival at the Myer Music Bowl Melbourne February 24 attended by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh. Victorian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Bernard Heinze. Dr Clive Douglas conducts his Fanfare Overture. Queen opens UNSW Medical School in Kensington Sydney Monday. Telecast starts 10.30 a.m. ends about 11.10 a.m. Later the Queen and Duke sail to Brisbane aboard Britannia. Telecast of departure from Circular Quay begins 5.15 p.m.
On CTC7 Today 515 a peaceful valley is plagued by a gang of bank robbers wearing false face masks. Susie April Showers features Susie and her best friend with an engagement and a shower plan.
Tomorrow on CTC-7 the religious film The House Guest airs at 6.00, followed by Seven League Boots at 6.30 detailing Japan's feudal era. Flight Atomic Cloud debuts at 7.00 with Col Ernest A Pinson, then London news at 7.20 and Allan Fraser at 7.56. Tovarick airs 8.00 as a royal couple flees Russia. Medic Flash of Darkness closes at 9.30 exploring an H-bomb scenario in Los Angeles.
ABC3 Today lists Royal Visit coverage from Hyde Park and Sydney Showground with a civic reception and Pageant of Nationhood. The lineup includes Boxing Corner Sportsview Regatta Hobart and classic films, culminating in a close at 11:50.
The ABC-3 timetable lists a 11.00 am Divine Service at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Canberra led by Rev. Hector Harrison, telerecorded in March 1900, followed by a 4.00 pm Royal Visit Festival Concert from Myer Music Bowl telecast with the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.
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