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DetailsOriginal Format: Standard 8 Colour: Colour Sound: Sound Duration: 43 mins
Subject: ARTS / CULTURE ENTERTAINMENT / LEISURE
Summary This is a film, in two parts, of a pantomime production of Aladdin at Harrogate Theatre in 1968. It gives a cast list, with close-ups of the main characters, and the soundtrack provides much of the dialogue from the play as well as a voiceover explaining the plot. Part of soundtrack has been lost due to deterioration, and as such, some of the film is mute.
Description
This is a film, in two parts, of a pantomime production of Aladdin at Harrogate Theatre in 1968. It gives a cast list, with close-ups of the main characters, and the soundtrack provides much of the dialogue from the play as well as a voiceover explaining the plot. Part of soundtrack has been lost due to deterioration, and as such, some of the film is mute.
Title – The Deanery Players in Aladdin
Credits:
Aladdin – Ann Whitehead
Princess Jasmine – Anne Goode
Widow Twankey – Maurice Eve...
This is a film, in two parts, of a pantomime production of Aladdin at Harrogate Theatre in 1968. It gives a cast list, with close-ups of the main characters, and the soundtrack provides much of the dialogue from the play as well as a voiceover explaining the plot. Part of soundtrack has been lost due to deterioration, and as such, some of the film is mute.
Title – The Deanery Players in Aladdin
Credits:
Aladdin – Ann Whitehead
Princess Jasmine – Anne Goode
Widow Twankey – Maurice Eve
Emperor – Gerald Bickerdicke
Abanazar – Michael Oliver
Mousey – Brian Cawood
Fred – Les Carpenter
A H Pong – David Ascot
Slave Of The Ring – Pat Ascot
Genie of the lamp – Joe Buck
Grand Vizier – Keith Carter
Lotus Blossom – Audrey Gaines
Produced by Kath and Gerry Ball
(mute) The production begins on stage with Aladdin greeting the Grand Vizier, who reads a proclamation.
(sound, becoming 1-2 seconds out of Synch). In comes Mousey and Fred, with a voiceover providing some background to what is happening. The soundtrack is interspersed with dialogue form the pantomime. The pantomime then follows the general plot of the story, with the Slave of the Ring making her appearance by doing a dance to the theme music from Dr Who. They finish Act One with a dance routine to the song ‘The Night They Invented Champagne’ (from the film Gigi), and the curtain comes down.
The second part continues the story where Act One left off, although it goes mute about a third of the way through. At the end they all take their bows.
Title – The End
An MPH Production