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2-' Seekers of the Plains '
In the second of these three programmes George Farwell visits a village school in the New Guinea plains. Here the old way of life is more swiftly adapted than among the mountains, as people eagerly grasp the benefits offered to them by the white man.
(Recording made available by courtesy of the ABC. and previously broadcast on Monday)

Contributors

Unknown:
George Farwell

Meet the character with the straw hat, cigar, and glasses in his weekly get-together
Paid-up Members:
In Arrears:
The ' Know- All ' himself, Dave Morris with George Mitchell 's Five in a Bar and Jimmy Leach's 'Clubnighters'
Script by Dave Morris, Frank Roscoe and Wally Ashley
Produced by John Ammonds

Contributors

Unknown:
Dave Morris
Unknown:
George Mitchell
Unknown:
Jimmy Leach
Script By:
Dave Morris.
Script By:
Frank Roscoe
Script By:
Wally Ashley
Produced By:
John Ammonds
Cedric:
Joe Gladwin
Snuffv Hargreaves:
Frank Bass
The Wacker:
Fred Ferris
The Secretary:
Fred Fairclough
The Steward:
Billy Smith
Announcer:
Roger Moffat

starring Bob Hope with his special guests
Deborah Paget and Jerry Colonna also featuring
Bill Goodwin , Margaret Whiting
Les Brown and his Band of Renown
Written by Norman Sullivan and Charles Lee
Recorded in Hollywood and edited by Dennis Main Wilson

Contributors

Unknown:
Bob Hope
Unknown:
Deborah Paget
Unknown:
Jerry Colonna
Unknown:
Bill Goodwin
Unknown:
Margaret Whiting
Unknown:
Les Brown
Written By:
Norman Sullivan
Written By:
Charles Lee
Edited By:
Dennis Main Wilson

A song-a-minute sequence of popular melodies, old and new sung by Benny Lee , Pearl Carr
Franklyn Boyd , Jean Campbell
The Keynotes and the Johnston Brothers accompanied by The Steve Race Quintet with Bryan Rodwell at the electric organ
Devised and produced by Johnnie Stewart

Contributors

Sung By:
Benny Lee
Sung By:
Pearl Carr
Sung By:
Franklyn Boyd
Sung By:
Jean Campbell
Unknown:
Bryan Rodwell
Produced By:
Johnnie Stewart

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