Listings
Sooty
with Harry Corbett.
Ask Your Dad
A family general knowledge game.
Chairman, Humphrey Lestocq
Children's Newsreel
BBC Television Puppet Theatre presents: The Travelling Musicians
A play, with music, adapted from the story by the Brothers Grimm and set to music by John Hunter Blair.
The puppeteers are Audrey Atterbury, Elizabeth Donaldson, Molly Gibson, Gordon Murray and Elizabeth Thorndike
The singers are Ian Paterson, Sylvia Rowlands, Jean England and John Thompson
(Previously televised last Thursday)
(to 18.00)
Contributors
Puppeteer (Sooty):
Harry
Corbett
Chairman (Ask Your Dad):
Humphrey
Lestocq
Authors (The Travelling Musicians):
The Brothers
Grimm
Music (The Travelling Musicians):
John Hunter
Blair
Producer (The Travelling Musicians):
Ursula
Eason
Puppeteer (The Travelling Musicians):
Audrey
Atterbury
Puppeteer (The Travelling Musicians):
Elizabeth
Donaldson
Puppeteer (The Travelling Musicians):
Molly
Gibson
Puppeteer/puppets by (The Travelling Musicians):
Gordon
Murray
Voices (The Travelling Musicians):
Peter
Hawkins
Singer (The Travelling Musicians):
Ian
Paterson
Singer (The Travelling Musicians):
Sylvia
Rowlands
Singer (The Travelling Musicians):
John
Thompson
Puppets by (The Travelling Musicians):
Sam
Williams
with Isobel Barnett, Barbara Kelly, David Nixon and a guest trying to find the answers and Eamonn Andrews to see fair play.
('What's My Line?' was devised by Mark Goodson and Bill Todman, and is presented by arrangement with C.B.S. of America and Maurice Winnick)
Contributors
Panellist:
Isobel
Barnett
Panellist:
Barbara
Kelly
Panellist:
David
Nixon
Chairman:
Eamonn
Andrews
Devised by:
Mark
Goodson
Devised by:
Bill
Todman
Presented by:
T. Leslie
Jackson
R. F. Delderfield talks about his play that will be televised on Tuesday at 9.0 p.m.
Contributors
Presenter:
R. F.
Delderfield
Tommy Trinder and Sonya Kaye in excerpts from Claude Langdon's sixth ice pantomime
Specialities: Bernard Spencer and Olive Robinson, The Half Brothers, Jo, Jac, and Joni, Neil and Patricia Delrina, Shirley Burke and Maureen Pain, Red Humphreys and Jean Humphreys
Peggy O'Farrell's Children and Skating Corps de Ballet
Empress Orchestra and Choir under the direction of Leonard Morris
A special performance before an invited audience, from the Empress Hall, London.
Contributors
Producer:
Pauline
Grant
Ice skater:
Bernard
Spencer
Ice skater:
Olive
Robinson
Performers:
The Half
Brothers
Entertainers:
Jo, Jac and
Joni
Dancer:
Neil
Delrina
Dancer:
Patricia
Delrina
Ice skater:
Shirley
Burke
Ice skater:
Maureen
Pain
Ice skater:
Red
Humphreys
Ice skater:
Jean
Humphreys
Dancers:
Peggy O'Farrell's
Children
Skaters:
Skating Corps de
Ballet
Voices:
Mary
Brown
Voices:
Brenda
Marsh
Voices:
Mark
Singleton
Voices:
Lionel
Baker
Voices:
Michael
Moore
Musicians/singers:
Empress Orchestra and
Choir
Under the direction of:
Leonard
Morris
Choral supervision:
George
Mitchell
Book:
Basil
Thomas
Book:
Pauline
Grant
Decor:
Van
Bunnens
Commentator:
John
Ellison
Television presentation:
Alan
Chivers
Broker's Men - Egg:
Ron
Privett
Broker's Men - Cress:
William
Stewart
Buttons:
Tommy
Trinder
Cinderella:
Sonya
Kaye
Suki:
Brita
Baron:
Basil
Cudlipp-Green
The Ugly Sisters:
Titania: Jack
Harris
The Ugly Sisters:
Dewdrop: Joe
McGuirk
Dandini:
Joy
Aston
Prince Charming:
William
Hinchy
Fairy Godmother:
Joan
Connell
A television play by Ted Allan
with music by Malcolm Lockyer
[Starring] Bernard Braden
(Second performance: Thursday at 9.30 p.m.)
Tony plays the piano in a night-club. He plays mostly for people who have not come to listen but when they bestir themselves to make requests they always want the old songs, the sentimental ones, the ones about love. Tony meets their demands sardonically, sometimes bitterly, for he is in love himself. And there's the problem, for he is (or thinks himself) middle-aged, and his Julie with the light brown hair it only twenty...
Contributors
Writer:
Ted
Allan
Music:
Malcolm
Lockyer
Producer:
Julian
Amyes
Designer:
John
Cooper
Tony Grant:
Bernard
Braden
Joe:
George
Margo
Julie Thompson:
Betty
McDowall
Middle-aged Woman:
Virginia
Bedard
Waiter:
Harry
Ingram
Mac:
Larry
Cross
Harry Saunders:
Peter
Dyneley
An Epilogue by Dobson and Young.
Contributors
Speakers:
Dobson and
Young