Antarctic Pioneers documentary on early Australian explorers
Channel 3 airs Antarctic Pioneers tracing Australia’s Antarctic role from Mawson 1911 to 1954, with Captain Frank Hurley narrating. The film, part of Australia Today, features Hurley’s famed expedition footage and notes his death weeks after completion.
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Channel 3
Australia
Antarctica
Douglas Mawson
Phillip Law
Frank Hurley
Mawson
Shackleton
PAGS TH 1030 Stars of Opera Program Highlights
A dense program listing opera stars Jussin Bjerling and Margaret Klose with piano concertos, races, soccer, and musical variety. Highlights include Haydn symphonies, Brahms and Tartini works, and guest appearances by Tibor Varga, Galina Vishnevskaya, and Johnny Dankworth.
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Jussin Bjerling
Margaret Klose
Casaly Orchestra
Haydn
Tibor Varga
Bich
Armchair Chat
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Jay Wilbur
Johnny Dankworth
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and BBC Lineup
A detailed Saturday and Sunday radio schedule lists numerous programs from 6 a.m. to 12:50 a.m. including Rawhide Hong Kong Burns and Allen and a feature film Battle Stripe. It notes guests, serials, and concerts, with sports coverage from North Sydney Oval and various international segments.
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Flintstones
Hunza
Himalayas
Pakistan
Burns & Allen
Jack Benny
Gracie
George
Allan Fraser
Marlon Brandu
Teresa Wrinh
Jack Webb
Everett Sloan
al Connolly
Rashomon TV adaptation stars Montalban Lawrence Homolka
Ricardo Montalban Carol Lawrence and Oscar Homolka headline the Channel 3 Play of the Week in Rashomon the Plot follows a samurai death with three court versions and asks viewers to judge the truth. Lawrence plays the samurai wife Montalban is the bandit Homolka the wig-maker.
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Wilf Cohen
Ray Mitchell
Sporting
Rugh Union
City 1
Country
North Sydne Oval
Norman Mayss
Cyril Towers
Leonardo
Q.T. Hush
Portugal
Donna Reed
Britain
Sein
Bryan Davies
Four Corners
Rashomon
Ricardo Montigan
Tojamaru
Bandit
Carol Lawrence
James Mitchell
Oscar Honolka
Michael Shillo
Ricardo Montalban
Oscar Homolka
Channel 3
Akutagawa
Rashomon Castle
Miss Lawrence
Montalban
Homolka
Schedule of 1963 Australian radio programs and features
A dense listing of daily broadcasts from 2CA and Macquarie networks detailing programs across news sports music variety and religious slots. Entries include The Brian Henderson Show The Catholic Church Speaks The Cadbury Hit Parade and Evening News segments with times and hosts.
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Macquarie News
Canberra Times
Brian Henderson
Catholic Church
Cadbury
British and Foreign Bible Society
Hunt Bros
Macquarie Racing and Sporting Service
Record Company
Bible Socret
Pepsi Pals
John
Brice
Music Room
Interpol
Harry Dearth
Faith For Life
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Elroy
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Michael Charlton
Robert Raymond
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Rythm Unlimited
Speering
Peggy Mortimer
Barlasch
Galina Vishnevskaya
Sop
Jis Griller
Stewart Ginn
Asia
Ronsard
Brahms
Holst
Channel 7
Brian Hende
Susie
T Sands
New York
Ollywog
Hi al
Jus
Alfred Hitchcock
Mildred Parkas
Shand
Channel
Wins Churchill
Nevil Shute
Stnichael Dennison
Patricia Plunkett
Maurie Denha
Joan Dowling
Peter Richard
Rosaline Keene
Gregory Elm Joglou
Siee
Fleet Street
Sam Pollock
Davey and Goliath
ST. Lawrence North
San Jacques Cartier
Museum
John Carson
del Scully
Peter Hempson
Ton Provost
Jon Shepodd
Gloria Leachman
Lord OF Life
Risen
Asvie
Gordon Dicker
W. Scott McPheat
Donald
Schubert
Richard Strauss
Australia Today
Gerald Lyons
Kennet
John Remi
Margaret Schofield
Tancibudek
Bunda Street
Yass
Bill Rattenbury
P.O
Cooma St
Speedy
Mondey
Ervice
Nye
Rentlo
Astor
Malvern
Malvern Star
Garema Place Civic Centre
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New Christy Minstrels
Korea