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This programme aims to put the arguments for and against an old-established and traditional form of entertainment.
Is cruelty involved in the training and use of performing animals? Are such performances undesirable? Do they have a bad effect on children?
Questions asked by: Denzil Batchelor, Kenneth Adam
Answers given by:
Those in favour: George Lockhart, Edward Graves
Those against: Lord Strabolgi, Harold Goodenough
In the chair: Niel Pearson
From the BBC's North of England studios
See page 6

Contributors

Questioner:
Denzil Batchelor
Questioner:
Kenneth Adam
Panellist (Those in favour):
George Lockhart
Panellist (Those in favour):
Edward Graves
Panellist (Those against):
Lord Strabolgi
Panellist (Those against):
Harold Goodenough
Chairman:
Niel Pearson
Programme directed by:
Ray Lakeland
Producer:
Kenneth Brown

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