Lena - Episode 1.6
The guests on this episode are The Nolans and Les Dawson
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Summary
This episode was delayed by a week the BBC Genome listings taken from the Radio Times gives no reason way the show was delayed, therefore we don’t know if the delay was planned or if the show was canceled at the last minitue due to the cricket (International Cricket: England v The West Indies for the Prudential Trophy, Day 1) over running.
During the opening credits Toast Marster Bryn Williams introduces Lena Zavaroni.
Lena opened the show singing Sweet Sweet Smile & The Magic Is You, she then introduces The Nolans who sing Don’t Make Waves.
Lena and her dance troupe then perform a song and dance routine (But I was Cool), Lena then sings Even Now.
Next she introduces Les Dawson he performs a comedy Sketch with Lena.
Lena thanks her Guests and ends the show performing a song and dance routine (Jump Down Jimmy).
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Cast
| Hostess: | Lena Zavaroni |
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| Guests: | The Nolans |
| Guests: | Les Dawson |
| Vocal Backing: | The Kay Garner Singers |
| Toastmaster: | Bryn Williams |
Crew
| Musical Director: | Arthur GrennSlade |
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| Choreography: | Ludovico Romano |
| Musical Arrangements: | John Colemen, Arthur GrennSlade, Alan Roper |
| script: | Neil Shand |
| Make Up: | Caroline Noble |
| Costume: | Lynda Woodfield |
| Property Buyer: | Bob Warans |
| Production Team: | Marcus Mortimer, Lydia Seton, Jack Tyler |
| Technical Manager: | Lance Wood |
| Film Cameraman: | Chris Sadler |
| Film Editor: | Vic Vine |
| Senior Cameraman: | Ron Green & Credits7 |
| Visual Mixer: | Heather Gilder |
| V.T. Editor: | John Sillitto |
| Production Assistant: | Geoff Milles |
| Sound: | Hugh Baker |
| Lighting: | Dickie Higham |
| Design: | Kenneth Sharp, Paul Trerise |
| Production: | Stewart Morris |
| Production Company: | British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) |