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A Revue of Nautical Songs and Dances with John Goss, Taylor Harris, Hazel Jennings, John Lewis, Wendy Toye, Edward Crowther, Douglas Ward, Roderick Jones, William Grant.
The BBC Television Orchestra
Leader, Boris Pecker
Conductor, Hyam Greenbaum

Contributors

Performer:
John Goss
Performer:
Taylor Harris
Performer:
Hazel Jennings
Performer:
John Lewis
Dancer/Dances arranged by:
Wendy Toye
Performer:
Edward Crowther
Performer:
Douglas Ward
Performer:
Roderick Jones
Performer:
William Grant
Dance arranger:
Wendy Toye
Musicians:
The BBC Television Orchestra
Orchestra leader:
Boris Pecker
Orchestra conductor:
Hyam Greenbaum
Production:
Stephen Thomas

A Musical Comedy.
George Windeatt and his Orchestra
The entire production under the personal supervision of Lupino Lane
Televised direct from Victoria Palace

This will be one of the big television occasions of the year - the first time that a musical comedy has been televised in its entirety from a theatre (Magyar Melody did not quite fall into this category), and incidentally the first time the television mobile unit has visited the Victoria Palace.
Apart from the fact that Me and My Girl set the world doing the Lambeth Walk, this show, which has now been running for almost eighteen months, has a record number of laughs per minute.

Contributors

Book and lyrics:
L. Arthur Rose
Book and lyrics:
Douglas Furber
Music:
Noel Gay
Musicians:
George Windeatt and his Orchestra
Gerald Bolingbroke:
Martin Gray
Parchester:
Wallace Lupino
Major Domo:
Maurice Barclay
Lady Battersby:
Jean Capra
Lord Jasper Tring:
Micky McConnell
The Hon Margaret Atkinson:
Nina Lyn
Jacqueline:
Betty Frankiss
The Duchess:
Doris Rogers
Sir John:
George Graves
Bill Snibson:
Lupino Lane
Sally:
Teddie St Denis
Fred:
George Yarborough
Alf:
Maurice Dallimore
Footman:
Michael Stoller
Footman:
William McGuigan
Charles:
Reginald Matthews
Comtesse de Versailles:
Violet Blythe
Lady Fordham:
Rene Kemp
Landlady:
Anne Booth
Telegraph Boy:
Lauri Lane
Bob Barking:
George Powder
Policeman:
Maurice Barclay

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