Presented by GEOFFREY HOPE and VIVIAN PALMER
Produced by REGINALD BLACKIE from the Knightstone Pavilion,
Weston-super-Mare
The cast includes
MONA VIVIEN (comedienne)
PETER PAGET (comedian)
GORDON FREEMAN (entertainer)
WILL HAY, Junior (dancer and light comedian) and JOAN (soubrette)
PEGGY FORD-CARRINGTON (soprano)
HARRY PELL'S PREMIERS
(A Dance Band of Seven) and EDDIE DOLLIE 'S Girls

A Legend of the North Wales Coast
Dramatised by MARJORIE WYN Williams
Music specially composed for the play by MANSEL THOMAS
Production by DAFYDD GRUFFYDD
'... and in the land of Lafan there lived a lady, Gwendud, who was daughter to the Lord of the land. and there was none fairer than she in all the Lafan. Gwendud, though surpassing all in beauty was evil, and desired power and riches above all things and she was called Gwendud the Proud.
' She was loved by Tathal, a poor
Baron of Eryri, who for her sake did much that was evil-and because of it, a curse came upon the Land of Lafan'
Incidental Music played by THE BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Frank Thomas
Conducted by MANSEL THOMAS