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Does anyone remember whirligig? A children's programme from the 50s? The presenter was Humphrey Lestoq, and there was a Mr turnip(I think) in it
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.That's a blast from the past! I remember the name Humphrey Lestoq, but can't remember any details of the programme. I would have been about 13. We had our first TV in 1953 for the coronation as did so many people.
I remember Muffin the Mule more clearly, that was on Sunday teatime I think. Also Andy Pandy, I could go on......
I remember Muffin the Mule more clearly, that was on Sunday teatime I think. Also Andy Pandy, I could go on......
From the same website that O_G has linked to, but perhaps providing rather more detail:
http:// www.tur nipnet. com/whi rligig/ tv/chil dren/wh irligig /whirli gig.htm
I don't remember it though. Although I was born in 1953, we didn't get a telly until I was about 7 or 8 (I think).
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I don't remember it though. Although I was born in 1953, we didn't get a telly until I was about 7 or 8 (I think).
Too young to remember the programme (same age as Buenchio) but from webbo3's link I did notice that under 'contributors' there was:
Pianist (Hank Rides Again): Steve Race.
Now I do remember Steve Race from 'My Music', but didn't think he went that far back. Used to enjoy that programme with the silent keyboard round.
Pianist (Hank Rides Again): Steve Race.
Now I do remember Steve Race from 'My Music', but didn't think he went that far back. Used to enjoy that programme with the silent keyboard round.