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The Waltzes played by the BBC Northern Ireland Orchestra
Leader, Maurice Brett
Conducted by ARTHUR BLAKE
The Marches played by the BAND OF THE
ROYAL CORPS OF TRANSPORT
Conducted by CAPTAIN D. K. WALKER Director of Music with Michael RIPPON (baritone)
Introduced by Jimmy KINGBURRY
Produced by Allan Giles

Contributors

Leader:
Maurice Brett
Conducted By:
Arthur Blake
Conducted By:
Captain D. K. Walker
Baritone:
Michael Rippon
Introduced By:
Jimmy Kingburry
Produced By:
Allan Giles

Old time and sequence dancing played by SIDNEY DAVEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA with BRUCE TRENT
Introduced by BILL CROZIER
Master of Ceremonies, CHARLES CRATHORN
Who also brings news from the world of traditional dancing
Dance leaders,
Holland Brockbank and Sylvia Brockbank
Given before an invited audience at The Paris. Lower Regent Street. London. S.W.I. Tickets can be obtained from [address removed] enclosing stamped addressed envelope.

Contributors

Played By:
Sidney Davey
Unknown:
Bruce Trent
Introduced By:
Bill Crozier
Leaders:
Holland Brockbank
Leaders:
Sylvia Brockbank

where
Tony Melody introduces
Cabaret Time with BARBARA LAW
THE SQUARE PEGS
THE TRAD LADS and this week's guests
Les Dawson
Clinton Ford
BBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA Director, BERNARD HERRMANN
Produced by Geoff Lawrence

Contributors

Unknown:
Les Dawson
Unknown:
Clinton Ford
Director:
Bernard Herrmann
Produced By:
Geoff Lawrence

with THE CHACKACHAS from Brussels
BERTRAND BECH'S QUINTET from Copenhagen
THE Studio BAND OF
NORTH GERMAN RADIO
Conducted by FRANZ Thon from Hamburg
Introduced from London by Paul HOLLINGDALE
Produced by John Billingham
A Nord-Ring production

Contributors

Conducted By:
Franz Thon
Unknown:
Paul Hollingdale
Produced By:
John Billingham

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