A magazine programme.
Introduced by Humphrey Lestocq with Peter Hawkins, Sheilah Ward and Mr. Turnip
(Manipulation by Joy Laurey)
Script by Peter Ling containing:
Full Fathom Five
An adventure story by Allan Cooper.
Room for Music
with Steve Race.
Hank Rides Again
with Francis Coudrill who draws and animates the pictures writes the story and does the voices with Geoff Lofts (drums) and Joe Muddel (bass).
Contributors
Producer:
Michael
Westmore
Introduced By:
Humphrey
Lestocq
Mr. Turnip (voice):
Peter
Hawkins
Actress:
Sheilah
Ward
Mr. Turnip (puppeteer):
Joy
Laurey
Script:
Peter
Ling
Writer (Full Fathom Five):
Allan
Cooper
Peter Pride:
Peter
Scott
Commander Farrell:
Philip
Dale
First Man from Under the Sea:
Kenneth
Craig
Second Man from Under the Sea:
Philip
Gale
Girl from Under the Sea:
Gerda Lucky Musician (Room for Music): Steve
Race
Illustrator/animator/writer/voices (Hank Rides Again):
Francis
Coudrill
Drummer (Hank Rides Again):
Geoff
Lofts
Bassist (Hank Rides Again):
Joe
Muddel
Settings:
Stewart
Marshall
Director:
Robert
Tronson
with Harry Secombe
Tommy Cooper
Derek Roy
Eve Boswell
Bruce Low
The Tiller Girls
The George Mitchell Singers
Contributors
Comedian:
Harry
Secombe
Comic magician:
Tommy
Cooper
Comedian:
Derek
Roy
Singer:
Eve
Boswell
Singer:
Bruce
Low
Dancers:
The Tiller
Girls
Singers:
The George Mitchell Singers Dance direction: Peter
Glover
Choreographer, The Tiller Girls:
Barbara
Aitken
Settings:
Richard
Wilmot
Orchestra director:
George
Clouston
Produced By:
W.
Lyon-Shaw
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