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THE STORY OF SCRAPBOOK

on BBC Home Service Basic

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A celebration of its
Twenty-fifth Birthday
Since Scrapbook began in 1932, it has always been written and compiled by Leslie Baily
Tonight
Leslie Baily and his colleagues:
Charles Brewer , Vernon Harris
Alan Paul , and Freddy Grisewood take you behind the scenes, recalling various stages in the development of the series
Excerpts from the Scrapbooks include: the voices of King George V, King George VI
The Countess of Oxford and Asquith
Madam Tamara Karsavina
Dame Margot Fonteyn
Count John McCormack , Marconi
The Duke of Hamilton
Sir Arthur Whitten Brown
Admiral Richard Byrd
Alan Bullock , Anna Neagle
Cicely Courtneidge. Davy Burnaby with Carleton Hobbs
Geoffrey Lewis , Freda Bamford
Leslie Perrins , Dudley Rolph
Alan Keith , Harold Reese
Narrator, Freddy Grisewood
Technical direction by Harry Morriss
BBC Revue Orchestra
(Leader, Antony Gilbert )
Conductor. Alan Paul
Produced by Vernon Harris

Contributors

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Leslie Baily
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Leslie Baily
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Charles Brewer
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Vernon Harris
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Alan Paul
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Freddy Grisewood
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Dame Margot Fonteyn
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Count John McCormacK
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Admiral Richard Byrd
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Alan Bullock
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Anna Neagle
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Cicely Courtneidge.
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Davy Burnaby
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Carleton Hobbs
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Geoffrey Lewis
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Freda Bamford
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Leslie Perrins
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Dudley Rolph
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Alan Keith
Narrator:
Harold Reese
Narrator:
Freddy Grisewood
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Harry Morriss
Leader:
Antony Gilbert
Conductor:
Alan Paul
Produced By:
Vernon Harris

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