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The Goose Girl

Summary
1956 BBC Television production of The Goose Girl, produced for Children’s Television.
Theatre play
The Goose Girl by Clifford Williams and Donald Jonson [more information]
Date of transmission
Wednesday 26 December 1956
Series
Children’s Television
Channel
BBC Television
Production company
BBC

Credits

Producer
Shaun Sutton
Film Cameraman
Peter Sargent
Playwright
Donald Jonson
Playwright
Clifford Williams
Composer
John Hotchkis
Conductor
John Hotchkis (conducted the Goldsborough Orchestra)
Designer
Richard Henry
Film Editor
Ron de Mattos
Cast
Garth Adamsa minor part
Robin BaileyBarnabas the Horse
Brenda Bennetta minor part
Patrick CargillThe Court Chamberlain
Margaret Dalea minor part
Colin DouglasThe Executioner
Alan Edwardsthe Circus Barker
Sheila Shand GibbsJoan
Willoughby GoddardKing Percy
Bruce GordonCurdken
Daphne Greena minor part
Nigel Hawthornea minor part
Vincent Hitchcocka minor part
Ivan Owena minor part
Dennis RamsdenThe Soldier
Christine Russella minor part
Joan SandersonQueen Beatrice
Gregory Scotta minor part
James SharkeyPrince Robin
Nigel Sharpea minor part
Brian Sheehya minor part
Elaine UsherPrincess Lucinda
Paddy Warda minor part
Paul Whitsun-JonesThe Ringmaster

Additional details

Later transmissions
A telerecording was broadcast on 20 December 1957.
Play tags
fairy tale; German drama

Print sources

Title
Christmas past at the BBC: the second half of the 1950s. Part 1 (Blog article)
Author/creator
Amanda Wrigley (Author)
Reference
http://screenplaystv.wordpress.com/2012/12/28/christmas-past-bbc-1950s-1, published 28 December 2012
Title
Christmas past at the BBC: the second half of the 1950s. Part 2 (Blog article)
Author/creator
Amanda Wrigley (Author)
Reference
http://screenplaystv.wordpress.com/2012/12/31/christmas-past-bbc-1950s-2, published 31 December 2012
Title
Radio Times, 13 December 1957 (Magazine)
Linking notes
listing on p. 18

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