Today's story is 'The Tomten' adapted by Astrid Lindgren from a poem by Viktor Rydberg
illustrated by Harald Wiberg
(Colour)
Contributors
Adapter (The Tomten):
Astrid
Lindgren
Adapted from a poem by (The Tomten):
Viktor
Rydberg
Illustrator (The Tomten):
Harald
Wiberg
Presenter:
Miranda
Connell
Presenter:
Lionel
Morton
A duel of words and wit between Bernard Braden, Sam Kydd, Tony Britton and Barbara Kelly, Joanna Jones, Renee Houston
Referee Robert Robinson
(Colour)
Contributors
Team captain:
Bernard
Braden
Panellist:
Sam
Kydd
Panellist:
Tony
Britton
Team captain:
Barbara
Kelly
Panellist:
Joanna
Jones
Panellist:
Renee
Houston
Referee:
Robert
Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by:
Mark
Goodson
Call My Bluff devised by:
Bill
Todman
Director:
Michael
Goodwin
Producer:
T. Leslie
Jackson
by Geoffrey Chaucer
adapted for television by Martin Starkie and Nevill Coghill
(Colour)
Contributors
Author:
Geoffrey
Chaucer
Adapter:
Martin
Starkie
Adapter:
Nevill
Coghill
Music composed and conducted by:
John
Dankworth
Script editor:
Rani
Dube
Design:
Norman
James
Design:
James
Hatchard
Producer:
Ronald
Travers
Director (Pilgrimage/Tales):
Roderick
Graham
Director (Pilgrimage):
Michael
Bakewell
The Pilgrims:
Host: Joss
Ackland
The Pilgrims:
Wife of Bath: Barbara
Jefford
The Pilgrims:
Friar: Peter
Stephens
The Pilgrims:
Clerk: David
Collings
The Pilgrims:
Nun's Priest: John
Cater
The Pilgrims:
Squire: Stephen
Sheppard
The Pilgrims:
Chaucer: William
Squire
The Pilgrims:
Cook: Kevin
Flood
The Pilgrims:
Monk: Windsor
Davies
The Pilgrims:
Pardoner: John
Normington
The Wife of Bath's Tale:
Arthur: Hamilton
Dyce
The Wife of Bath's Tale:
Guinivere: Noel
Hood
The Wife of Bath's Tale:
Knight: Philip
Bond
The Wife of Bath's Tale:
Crone: Kathleen
Helme
The Wife of Bath's Tale:
Lady in waiting: Nova
Sainte-Claire
The Clerk's Tale:
Walter: Michael
Goodliffe
The Clerk's Tale:
Petitioner: Geoffrey
King
The Clerk's Tale:
Luciana: Nicolette
Bernard
The Clerk's Tale:
Janicula: Sydney
Arnold
The Clerk's Tale:
Griselda: Sarah
Hyde
The Clerk's Tale:
Lady-in-Waiting: Jacqueline
Firth
The Clerk's Tale:
Servant: Marshall
Jones
The Clerk's Tale:
Panaro: Frederick
Hall
The Clerk's Tale:
Grumio: Skip
Martin
The Clerk's Tale:
Children: Pauline
Thompson
The Clerk's Tale:
Children: Ivor
Ramsey
featuring the combined and various talents of Georgie Fame and Alan Price with special guest Thelma Houston
Pan's People
(Colour)
Contributors
Singer/keyboardist:
Georgie
Fame
Singer/pianist:
Alan
Price
Singer:
Thelma
Houston
Musical director:
Reg
Guest
Vocal backing:
The
Ladybirds
Dancers:
Pan's
People
Choreography:
Flick
Colby
Sound:
Tony
Miller
Lighting:
Geoff
Shaw
Design:
Roger
Ford
Production:
Stanley
Dorfman
Interviewer:
Tony
Bilbow
Interviewee:
Danny
Kaye
Editor:
Rowan
Ayers
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