The entertainers in order of appearance: Jack Watson, Daphne Anderson and Johnnie Heawood, Eric Lukis, Billy McComb assisted by Timothy, and Victor Baring and Patrick Benson disguised as Rudolph

Four Choirboys from Holy Trinity Church, Southall, Middlesex

and the Schichtl-Rulyans Marionette show

Devised and produced by Dorothea Brooking who writes on page 45

(The Schichtl-Rulyans Marionette Show appears by permission of Ralph Marshall)

(to 18.00)

Contributors

Incidental music composed and played by:: John Hooper
Settings:: Richard Henry
Devised and produced by:: Dorothea Brooking
The family - Father:: Donald Bisset
The family - Mother:: Marjorie Wilde
The family - Grannie:: Vera Harley
The family - Bobbie:: Robert Dickens
The family - Brenda:: Brenda Carter
A neighbour:: Lilian Ellis
Entertainer:: Jack Watson
Entertainer:: Daphne Anderson
Entertainer:: Johnnie Heawood
Entertainer:: Eric Lukis
Magician:: Billy McComb
Rudolph:: Victor Baring
Rudolph:: Patrick Benson

Source: Radio Times

19:30

Babes in the Wood on Ice

BBC Television

Wed 20^th Dec 1950, 19:30 on BBC Television

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Excerpts from Claude Langdon's Second Ice Pantomime
From the Empress Hall, London
Written and produced by Eve Bradfield.
Music specially written and orchestrated by Robert Farnon with the Robert Farnon Orchestra and The Empress Hall Choir
Starring Belita as Robin Hood
Eugene's Flying Ballet

Contributors

Written and produced by:: Eve Bradfield
Music specially written and orchestrated by:: Robert Farnon
Musicians:: Robert Farnon Orchestra
Singers:: The Empress Hall Choir
Commentator:: Wynford Vaughan Thomas
Commentator:: Barrie Edgar
Presented for television by:: Alan Chivers
Harlequin:: Robert Ogilvie
Columbine:: Joan Ogilvie
Clown Pantaloon:: The Kermond Brothers
Hall and Heather, The Babes:: Gordon Holloway
Hall and Heather, The Babes:: Heather Belbin
Robin Hood:: null Belita
Much the Miller:: Reg Park
Baron Stanley of Barter:: John Moss
Maid Marian:: Olive Robinson
Nurse Boffin:: Diana Grafton
The 'Twins':: Jan Tors
Jester:: Dinkie Stapleton
Panther:: Vivi-Anne Hulten
Trainer:: Gene Theslof
Will Scarlet:: Doreen Russell Roberts
Allan-a-Dale:: Jerina Nekelova
Friar Tuck:: Derrick Baxter
Village Belle:: Jack Oldfield
Village Belle:: Bert Stevenson
The Robbers - Willy Freeman:: The Three Scarecrows
The Robbers - Colin Hardy:: The Three Scarecrows
The Robbers - Harry Willis:: The Three Scarecrows
Queen of the Fairies:: Jane Conlon

Source: Radio Times

21:00

How Do You View

BBC Television

Wed 20^th Dec 1950, 21:00 on BBC Television

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[Starring] Terry-Thomas
with Avril Angers, Brian Johnston, Gordon Bell, Herbert C. Walton, Peter Butterworth, Victor Platt and Jack and Daphne Barker.

Contributors

Comedian:: null Terry-Thomas
Rosie Lee:: Avril Angers
[Actor]:: Brian Johnston
[Actor]:: Gordon Bell
Moulting:: Herbert C. Walton
Lockitt:: Peter Butterworth
Television Critic:: Victor Platt
Singers:: Jack and Daphne Barker
Orchestra under the direction of:: Eric Robinson
Script:: Sid Colin
Script:: Talbot Rothwell
Producer:: Bill Ward

Source: Radio Times

21:30

International Commentary: 4: Burma

BBC Television

Wed 20^th Dec 1950, 21:30 on BBC Television

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Christopher Mayhew, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs 1946 to 1950 surveys some of the world's danger areas in this series.
Specialist Contributor: Daw Mya Sein who represented Burma at the Unesco Conference in Paris, 1946
Illustrations by film, animated maps and diagrams
Film taken specially in Burma by George Rottmer
Produced by Grace Wyndham Goldie who writes on page 44