TV and Radio Listings for Channel 7 Schedule
Channel 7 feature fills with children's corner Gumby Mickey Mouse Club and Superman music. Prime time offers McHale's Navy Perry Mason Bus Stop World Championship Golf and nightly news and specials including epilogue Close. Canberra on the Line Macquarie News and regional notices wrap around entertainment and drama segments throughout the day.
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Roslind
Channel 7
Mickey Mouse Club
Bentley
Irene Browning
Joe
McHale
NAVY
Beauty and the Beast
Tosen
Perry Mason
Rhodes Reason
Marilyn Maxwell
Bob Crosby
Canberra
Macquarie
Paul
Spain
Obbs
John Kerr
Tod Laws
Television Schedule Channel 3 1961 Test Card and Programs
Channel 3 listing shows 10.30 Test Card and Music, 11.30 For Schools Flight story, 11.50 Test Card and Music, 1.00 Silents Please Garden of Eden, 2.30 For Schools Hamlet The Sovereign, and more. Includes 6.00 Lassie Big Cat, 6.30 While Were Young, 7.00 Snews and 8.00 Personalities from home, with Northwest Passage Dead Reckoning at 8.30 and Twilight Zone The Fugitive at 10.10.
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Anne Roberts
Jon Provost
Canberra News
Bob Sanders
Northwest Passage
Keith Larsen
Buddy Ebsen
Don Burnett
Elder
Adelaide
Pat O'Malley
Susan Gordon
Nancy Kulp
Russ Bender
Stephen Talbot
Malsyan Forest
Tony Beamish
Close
Superman Begins On Channel 7 Tonight
Superman will be heard on Channel 7 in a vision presentation featuring George Reeves as Superman and Clark Kent. The telecast marks a clash of hero and reporter in the ongoing fight for justice.
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Superman
Clarka Kent
Mickey Mouse
William Tell
George Reeves
Man
Justice
Radio Schedule Entries Mixed With Program Titles
Australian radio listings show country hour, notes on the news, light muse from Canberra, window on Asia, children's hour, sporting highlights, news review, soprano Kathleen McCormack, play The Tower by Thal Porter, Eric Jupp’s Orchestra, My World BBC, Rhythm and Rhyme, and Shall We Dance with times from evening into night.
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Th.su Yrormen
Peter Westerway
Canberra
ALS Window
Asia
TS News
Kathleen McCormack
the Tower
Thal Porter
Eric Jupp
Oreh
My World Bbc
Malta's cinemas fade as television takes hold
Malta once had the world's second highest cinema attendance but now TV spreads nationwide. Ten cinemas shut or converted while more than 25 000 households own sets and installs rise by about 3 000 yearly. The shift began after a radio dealer linked Maltese sets to Italian channels in 1986.
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Valetta
Pottee
United Nations
Malta
Com
Malia
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