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First in War
[Starring] Charley Chase in the film "First in War"

The Hoosegow
[Starring] Laurel and Hardy in the film "The Hoosegow"

Thundering Taxis
[Starring] The Taxi Boys in the film "Thundering Taxis"

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Contributors

Himself (First in War):
Charley Chase
Stan (The Hoosegow):
Stan Laurel
Ollie (The Hoosegow):
Oliver Hardy
Stars (Thundering Taxis):
The Taxi Boys

(Director-General Cecilia Blatch) in a television presentation of
Le Lac des Cygnes (Act 2); Designs with Strings; Fanciulla delle Rose
Music by Arensky
The principal dancers are: Svetlana Beriosova, Celia Franca, Domini Callaghan, Frank Schaufuss, Eric Hyrst, Nicholas Beriosoff
Instrumental trio: Gloria Pashley, Beatrix Clare, Enid Simon
and the Ballet Orchestra
(Leader, Raymond Cohen)
Conducted by Eric Robinson

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Contributors

Music (Le Lac des Cygnes/Designs with Strings):
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Music (Fanciulla delle Rose):
null Arensky
Dancer:
Svetlana Beriosova
Dancer:
Celia Franca
Dancer:
Domini Callaghan
Dancer:
Frank Schaufuss
Dancer:
Eric Hyrst
Dancer:
Nicholas Beriosoff
Violinist:
Gloria Pashley
Cellist:
Beatrix Clare
Harpist:
Enid Simon
Musicians:
The Ballet Orchestra
Orchestra leader:
Raymond Cohen
Conductor:
Eric Robinson
Settings:
Stephen Bundy
Producer:
Christian Simpson

Tonight Richard Dimbleby and Michael Henderson take viewers to one of the most fascinating of London's industrial establishments, the National Physical Laboratory at Teddington, where many industrial problems are investigated and all types of apparatus are tested.
The visit includes the High-Voltage Test Laboratory where materials are subjected to million-volt lightning discharges.
Programme introduced by Sir Charles Darwin, K.B.E., M.C., Sc.D., F.R.S., the Director of the National Physical Laboratory.

Contributors

Reporter:
Richard Dimbleby
Reporter:
Michael Henderson
Presenter:
Charles Darwin
Presented for television by:
Keith Rogers

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