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Were Those the Days?

BBC One
on BBC One London

A light-hearted look at television in the fifties
with Frank Ifield, Katie Boyle, Alan Melville, Eric Robinson, Isobel Barnett, Victor Sylvester, Joan Regan, McDonald Hobley, Mary Malcolm, Raymonde, Jacqueline MacKenzie, Don Lang and the Frantic Five, Janice Buxton and Sidney Mallett
A film excerpt from What's My Line?

Contributors

Speaker:
Frank Ifield
Speaker:
Katie Boyle
Speaker/writer:
Alan Melville
Speaker/orchestra conducted by:
Eric Robinson
Speaker:
Isobel Barnett
Speaker:
Victor Sylvester
Speaker:
Joan Regan
Speaker:
McDonald Hobley
Speaker:
Mary Malcolm
Speaker:
null Raymonde
Speaker/Based on an idea by:
Jacqueline MacKenzie
Musicians:
Don Lang and the Frantic Five
Speaker:
Janice Buxton
Speaker:
Sidney Mallett
Dancer:
Rosemary Clarke.
Dancer:
Celia Hetherington
Dancer:
Janie Kells
Dancer:
Frances Pidgeon
Dancer:
Christine Pocket
Dancer:
Sue Robinson
Dancer:
Natalie Shaw
Dancer:
Maureen Willsher
Choreography:
Malcolm Claire
Orchestrations:
Alan Roper
Designer:
Michael Young
Film associate:
Jim Franklin
Associate producer:
Albert Stevenson
Producer:
Bryan Sears
Source: Radio Times

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