Alan Crofoot was the programmes host, introducing four parts in each episode. In the first part (Teletune) he narrated a fantasy story. In the second part (Port of Call) he presented films about children and events in other countries. The...
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Alan Crofoot | ... |
Mr. Piper
(3 episodes, 1963-1964)
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| Billie Mae Richards | ... |
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(1 episode, 1964)
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- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) (1963) (Canada) (tv)
- Associated Television (ATV) (1963) (Non-US) (tv)
- ITC (1963) (World-wide) (tv)
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Alan Crofoot was the programmes host, introducing four parts in each episode. In the first part (Teletune) he narrated a fantasy story. In the second part (Port of Call) he presented films about children and events in other countries. The third part (Bag of Tricks) featured magic that was performed by Crofoot himself. And in the fourth part (Animal Farm) he told stories, that included characters such as Rupert the cat, Bessie the bunny and Kookie the kitten, all in a miniature farm/barnyard setting.
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| Trivia | In the USA it is thought only the short cartoon sequences were shown, while other countries got to see the full half hour show. See more » |