Famous jazz musician Louis Armstrong performs a one-off show recorded at the studio of GTV9 as part of his Australian tour. Estimated to cost £7000, the BP Super Show special is reported to be the costliest one-hour of television produced to date in Australia.
Source: TV Times, 10 April 1963. The Age TV & Radio Guide, 11 April 1963.
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| 10AM | 10.30am Test Pattern, Music | ||
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| 1PM | 1.30pm Sportsview 1.40 Athletics: The Stawell Gift. Live from Centennial Park, Stawell |
1.30pm Test Pattern | |
| 2PM | 2pm Meet Corliss Archer 2.30 Eddie Cantor Theatre |
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| 3PM | 3.45pm For Better For Worse | 3pm Rough Riders 3.30 Flight |
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| 4PM | 4pm Trad Jazz. Graeme Bell 4.30 Woody Woodpecker |
4pm Challenge 4.30 Bat Masterson |
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| 5PM | 5.15 Sporting Round-Up 5.30 Cartoon Time |
5pm Sing Sing Sing. Johnny O’Keefe | 5pm Western Theatre |
| 6PM | 6pm The Bryan Davies Show 6.50 UPA Cartoon |
6pm Peters Fun Fair 6.30 Football: 1962 VFL Grand Final. Essendon v Carlton. Highlights (Rpt) |
6pm Top Cat 6.30 News, Newsreel. Bob Walters, Gordon Leed |
| 7PM | 7pm ABC News. Tom Horton 7.15 Sports Review. Dick Mason, Joe Brown 7.30 The Bob Cummings Show |
7pm Football Inquest. Michael Williamson 7.30 Startime. John Laws |
7pm International Showtime |
| 8PM | 8pm The Twilight Zone 8.30 Intertel: The Turkish Question |
8.30 The Roaring Twenties | 8pm BP Super Show: Louis Armstrong (see advertisement below) |
| 9PM | 9.30 Play: Emmanuel [IMDB] | 9.30 Perry Mason | 9pm 77 Sunset Strip |
| 10PM | 10.30 Movie: Scared To Death. 1947 [IMDB] | 10pm Movie: State Of The Union [IMDB] | |
| 11PM | 11pm Close | 11.30 Late News Headlines 11.35 Close |
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| 12AM | 12am Television City News. Bob Walters 12.20 Epilogue 12.30 Close |
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