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"Producers' Showcase" The Sleeping Beauty (1955)


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Director:
Clark Jones
Writers:
Jacob Grimm (story)
Wilhelm Grimm (story)
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TV Series:
"Producers' Showcase" (1954)
Original Air Date:
14 December 1955 (Season 2, Episode 4)
Genre:
Drama | Musical | Comedy | Family more
Plot:
Tchaikovsky's ballet, with Margot Fonteyn in the title role, presented on TV in color. Only a black-and-white kinescope of this production seems to survive. | add synopsis
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Cast

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David Wayne ... Narrator
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Frederick Ashton ... Carabosse
Philip Chatfield
Pauline Clayden
Margot Fonteyn ... Princess Aurora
Edmund Gaynes ... Narrator
Beryl Grey
Rowena Jackson
Dennis Kohler
Rosemary Lindsay
Jada Rowland ... Child
Sadler's Wells Ballet ... Themselves
Brian Shaw
Michael Somes ... Prince (as Michael Soames)
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Color:
Black and White (DVD) | Color
Sound Mix:
Mono
Company:
National Broadcasting Company (NBC) more

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The first color television presentation of a ballet. more
Movie Connections:
Remade as The Sleeping Beauty (2008) (V) more

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