Jackanory Playhouse

Jackanory Playhouse
Genre	Drama, Family
Starring	Various;
No. of series	11
No. of episodes	66 (13 missing)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Anna Home
Production location(s)	England
Running time	20, 25, 30, 35 Minutes
Production company(s)	BBC
Release
Original network	BBC One
Original release	17 November 1972 –; 5 November 1985
External links
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Jackanory Playhouse is a 1972-1985, BBC children's television series, which was a spinoff series of the television series Jackanory.^[1] The series was broadcast from 17 November 1972 to 5 November 1985.

Plot Summary

The series which was a spin-off series from Jackanory, which features dramatisations of children tv plays ranging from twenty minute plays, twenty five-minute play thirty-minute plays and thirty five-minute long plays. Many of the plays produced for the series were based of stage plays and novels.

Archive holdings

Out of all 66 episodes produced for the series 13 of the episodes are missing from the BBC Archives and are believed to have been wiped. Series 1 suffered the most with 6 episodes missing, series 2 has 3 episodes missing, series 3 has two missing episodes and series 4-5 are each missing 1 episode. Starting from series 6 onwards every episode exists fully intact in the BBC Archives.^[2]^[3]

Productions

According to all the information from BBC Genome Project and TV Brain all of the episodes of the series were broadcast on BBC One in colour.

Original UK transmission date	Title	Author(s)	Producer	Director	Performers (non-exhaustive)	Notes	Archive status
Series One
17 November 1972	Daft Sam	written for television by Henry Livings	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Jeremy Swan	Roy Kinnear, James Bolam, Patsy Smart		Missing
24 November 1972	The Wily Wizard and the Wicked Witch	written for television by Peter Campbell Marilyn Fox	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Marilyn Fox	Miriam Margolyes, Gordon Clyde, Martin Wyldeck, Stephen Thorne, David Healy, Rosalind Elliot	Repeated 21 August 1974.	Missing
1 December 1972	The Wednesday Wand	written for television by Barry Wilsher, Jill Wilsher	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Paul Stone	Vicky Ireland, Gordon Rollings Peter Hughes, Joe Dunlop, Linda Partington, Shirley Dixon, Joan Sims, Toby Perkins		Missing
8 December 1972	No Experience Necessary	written for television by Alfred Bradley	Producer Daphne Jones, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director John Prowse	John Blythe, Colin Edwynn, Tony Hughes, Sonia Graham	Repeated 28 August 1974	Missing
15 December 1972	Lizzie Dripping and the Orphans	written for television by Helen Cresswell	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Angela Beeching	Hannah Gordon, Tina Heath, Barbara Mitchell, Geoffrey Matthews, Jane Lowe	The Pilot episode for the TV Series Lizzie Dripping	Missing
22 December 1972	The Coming of the Kings	written for television by Ted Hughes	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Daphne Jones	Brian Peck, Harry Towb, Alex Marshall, Ferdy Mayne, Al Mancini, Bill Pertwee, Sebastian Graham Jones, Barry Wilsher, Susannah Williams, Earl Cameron, John Moore, David Thomas	Repeated 30 December 1973	Missing
28 December 1973	The Magician's Heart	E. Nesbit, written for television by David Wade	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Daphne Jones	Maurice Denham, Dandy Nichols, Richard Morant, Vivien Heilbron, Beryl Cooke, Elizabeth Power, Anthony Dawes, Peter Bennett, John Bryning, Ian Lindsay, George Raistrick, Christopher Biggins, Jonathan Prowse	Adapted from a story by E. Nesbit, Repeated 14 January 1980 and 16 September 1981	Survives
31 December 1973	The Long-Nosed Princess	Priscilla Hallowell, written for television by Veronica Cecil	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Paul Stone	Joseph O'Conor, Lorna Heilbron, Sheila Brownrigg, Martin Jarvis, Joe Dunlop, Sally Stephens, Leonard Fenton, Lewis Wilson, Geoffrey Burridge	Adapted from a story by Priscilla Hallowell. Repeated 6 February 1975. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive	Survives
Series Two
30 January 1974	Robia with the Long Hair	written for television by John Tully	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director John Prowse	Anthony Newlands, Michael Osborne, Zienia Merton, Donald Morley, Bernard Holley, Peter Brayham		Missing
6 February 1974	The Ghost Who Couldn't	written for television by Michael Bartlett	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director John Prowse	Bill Fraser, Suzannah Williams, Jonathan Cecil		Missing
13 February 1974	Dick Whittington	written for television by Helen Cresswell	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Angela Beeching	James Bate, Freda Bamford, Rosemary Blake, Aubrey Woods, Nadim Sawalha	The master copy is held at the British Film Institute national archive.	Survives
20 February 1974	The Lost Voice	written for television by Peter Campbell	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Jeremy Swan	Martin Philips, Patsy Rowlands, Robert Bridges, Stephen Boswell, David Battley, Ewan Roberts, Joan Turner		Missing
27 February 1974	King Thrushbeard and the Proud Princess	Null Grimm, written for television by Veronica Cecil	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Marilyn Fox	Jessica Benton, Michael Kitchen, Howard Lang, Michael Graham Cox, Brenda Cowling, Peter Settelen, Timothy Morand	Adapted from a story by Null Grimm. Repeated on 13 February 1975. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
Series Three
2 January 1975	The Emperor's Nightingale	Hans Christian Andersen, written for television by Alfred Bradley	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Angela Beeching	John Franklyn-Robbins, Geoffrey Chater, Wendy Padbury, Philip Lowrie, Valerie Georgeson, Freddie Lees, Alan Moore	Adapted from a story by Hans Christian Andersen. Repeated 16 April 1976. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
9 January 1975	The Queen and the Robot	written for television by Rupert Press	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Paul Stone	Anna Quayle, Hugh Lloyd, Pat Coombs, Christopher Owen, Prue Clarke, John Alasdair, Gene Foad, Patsy Smart, Mary Dunne, Nikki Heard, Jill Shepherd, Sean Johnstone, David Machin, Bryan Payne	Repeated 9 April 1976.	Survives
16 January 1975	The Carpet Weaver of Samarkand	written for television by David Wade	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Marilyn Fox	Peter Harlowe, Philip Madoc, Jan Francis, Chris Gannon, Ken Parry, Jerold Wells, Derek Ware, David Rayner, Jeffrey Segal, Gabor Vernon	Repeated 23 April 1976.	Survives
23 January 1975	The Dragon in the Dungeon	written for television by Rex Tucker	Producer Daphne Jones, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Jeremy Swan	Brian Blessed, Candace Glendenning, Eric Deacon, Robert Swales, Roy Evans, Kenneth Hale, Louis Hammond	Repeated 2 April 1976.	Survives
30 January 1975	The Jo-Jo Tree	Written for television by John Tully	Producer and Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Jeremy Swan	Peter Jeffrey, Anthony Daniels, Jennifer Lonsdale, Diana Payan, Paul Hastings, Geoffrey Russell, David Strong, Graham Gluck, Martin Assher, Luis Sanchez	Repeated 29 July 1976.	Missing
20 February 1975	Doing the Pools	Written for television by Neville Smith	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Daphne Jones	Ashley Knight, Peter Newby, Jon Laurimore, Renny Lister		Survives
23 December 1975	The Christmas Cherries	Chrétien de Troyes, written for television by Veronica Cecil	Executive Producer Anne Home	Director Marilyn Fox	Martin Jarvis, Marilyn Taylerson, Kenneth Watson, Hilary Minster, Milton Johns, Anthony Daniels, Paul Blake	Adapted from a story by Chrétien de Troyes	Missing
Series Four
29 December 1975	The King's Thief	written for television by Alan England	Producer Angela Beeching, Producer and Executive Producer Anna Home	Director John Prowse	Barry Stokes, Simon Williams, David King, Christine Ozanne, Nina Thomas, Michael Fleming, Terry Nelson, Nigel Beavan, John Duxbury, Peter Bamber	Repeated 14 December 1977	Survives
5 January 1976	The Sleeping Princess	Written for television by Kay McManus	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Paul Stone	Bernard Cribbins, Sylvia Syms, Vivian Pickles, Gabrielle Hamilton, Georgina Kean, Peter Settelen, Peggy Ann Clifford	Repeated 3 January 1978. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
12 January 1976	Peter and the Princess	Written for television by	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Marilyn Fox	James Cossins, Cherie Lunghi, Linda Eusby, Emma Shaw, David Troughton, Anne Dyson, George Innes, Hugh Walters, Diana Payan, Gordon Salkilld, Michael Kilgarriff	Repeated 10 January 1976	Survives
19 January 1976	The Magic Gorilla	Written for television by Rex Tucker	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Roger Singleton-Turner	Maurice Denham, Vernon Dobtcheff, David Warwick, Mavis Taylor Blake, Dallas Cavell, Sonny Caldinez	Repeated 17 January 1978	Missing
26 January 1976	The King of Argos	Written for television by John Tully	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Dorothea Brooking	Hugh Burden, Julian Littman, Jeremy Nicholas, Rosalyn Landor, Robin Marchal, Vivienne Burgess	Repeated 23 December 1977	Survives
2 February 1976	The Day I Shot My Dad	Written for television by John Branfield	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Marilyn Fox	David Ford, Mark Case, Edward Hardwicke, Anne Cunningham, Tamsin Mitchell, Nicola King	Repeated 26 October 1977	Survives
22 December 1976	The Winter Warrior	Written for television by Martin Booth	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Daphne Jones	Ashley Knight, James Laurenson, Frances White, Kenneth Gilbert, Peter Sallis, Edward Kalinski, Peta Mason, Tom Chadbon	Repeated 21 December 1978, An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
Series Five
4 January 1977	The Princess and the Hedgehog	E. Nesbit, written for television by Veronica Cecil	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Paul Stone	Geoffrey Bayldon, Sheila Allen, Karen Dotrice, Peter Duncan, Patsy Smart, Bridget Armstrong, Kate Lock, George Waring, Pamela Sholto, Laon Maybank, Ron Nunnery, Tony Rawlings, Lincoln Wright, Colin Cunningham, Angela Webb, Richard Baker, Barry Summerford, Mike Reynell, Harry Fielder	Adapted from a story by E. Nesbit, Repeated 2 June 1978.	Survives
11 January 1977	The Invisible Guest	Written for television by Alan England	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Roger Singleton-Turner	John Salthouse, Sion Probert, Pamela Manson, Michael Knowles, Maureen O'Brien, Jo Rowbottom, Jimmy Gardner, Helena McCarthy, Roy Spencer	Repeated 26 May 1978.	Missing
18 January 1977	The Golden Samurai	Written for television by Geoffrey Case	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Angela Beeching	Jan Francis, Graham Seed, Jonathan Burn, Peter Davidson, Brian Forster, John Moore, Chris Sanders, Brian Hawksley	Repeated 9 June 1978	Survives
25 January 1977	The Apple of Discord	Written for television by Joan Aiken	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Roger Singleton-Turner	Richard Hurndall, Noel Dyson, Mandy Woodward, David Parfitt, Colin Jeavons, Patricia Hodge, Paola Dionisotti, Carole Hayman, Gordon Salkilld	Repeated 19 December 1978.	Survives
1 February 1977	Good Snakes, Bad Snakes	Written for television by Clive King	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Paul Stone	Kapila B Doloswala, Iranganie Serasinghe, Karunaratne Hangawatte, Sunila Abeysekera, Piyadasa Gunasekera, Shanthi Leakla, G. R. Perera, Somasiri Dehipitiya, Mervyn Jayathunga, Piyasena Ahangama, Navanandana Wijosinghe, Elson Divithuragama	Repeated 15 July 1977.	Survives
20 December 1977	For Bethlehem Read Little Thraves	Written for television by Helen Cresswell	Executive Producer Anna Home	Director John Prowse	Melanie Bennett, Catherine Taylor, Karen Bache, Claire Sandry, Merelina Kendall, Reg Lye, Sonia Fox, Geoffrey Greenhill, Stephanie Turner, Emma Douglas	An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
Series Six
21 February 1978	Princess Griselda's Birthday Gift	Written for television by Francesca Zeissl	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Alex Marshall	Frank Thornton, Bridget Turner, Leonard Sachs, Ian Oliver, Janet Ellis, Ron Pember, Roger Sloman, John Carlin, Mark Jones, Peter MacKriel	Repeated 30 December 1979	Survives
28 February 1978	The Portrait	Written for television by Kay McManus	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Roger Singleton-Turner	Derek Francis, Martin C Thurley, Deborah Makepeace, Wendy Allnutt, John Wentworth, Jonathan Holt	Repeated 12 February 1979	Survives
7 March 1978	The Princess Who Couldn't Laugh	A. A. Milne, written for television by Philip Glassborow	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Fiona Cumming	Joanna Monro, Norman Bird, Christopher Benjamin, Gordon Reid, Stephen Bone	Adapted from a story by A. A. Milne. Repeated 23 December 1979.	Survives
14 March 1978	Big Little Pete	Written for television by John Tully	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Dorothea Brooking	Robert Rietty, Clive Swift, Julia Chambers, Steve Hodson, Michael Kilgarriff		Survives
21 March 1978	King Robert of Sicily	Written for television by Veronica Cecil	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Roger Singleton-Turner	Richard Heffer, David Robb, Blake Butler, Dominic Allan, Timothy Kightley, Christopher Lillicrap, Robert Hartley, Nigel Beavan	Repeated 21 January 1980	Survives
28 March 1978	The Princess and the Potion	Written for television by Lilian Fitzgerald	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Marilyn Fox	Colin Jeavons, Paul Henley, Mick Ford, Ronald Herdman, Pat Beckett, Laura Hartong, Melanie Hughes, Davyd Harries, Chris Sanders	Repeated 28 January 1978	Survives
Series Seven
8 January 1979	The Wizard of Crumm and the Giant Tomato	Written for television by Iain Blair	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Marilyn Fox	John Laurie, Maurice Denham, Philip Madoc, George Innes, Sarah Jane Varley, Alan Parnaby, Michael Segal	Repeated 1 October 1980	Survives
15 January 1979	The Christmas Cuckoo	Written for television by Kay McManus	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Roger Singleton-Turner	Anthony Head, David Beckett, Irene Richard, Ronald Hines, Jo Maxwell-Muller, Harold Innocent, Hugh Walters, Julian Smedley	Repeated 12 January 1981. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
22 January 1979	The Magic Poltergeist	Written for television by Roy Russell	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Jeremy Swan	Victor Spinetti, Jo Warne, Bernard Kay, Nigel Rathbone, David Young	Repeated 17 September 1980	Survives
29 January 1979	The Cave of Solomon	Written for television by Rex Tucker	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director John Phowse	Edward de Souza, Rhett Keene, Shirin Taylor, Barry Bowman, Ken Parry, Gilly Brown	Repeated 10 September 1980	Survives
5 February 1979	Armitage Armitage, Fly Away Home	Written for television by Joan Aiken	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director John Prowse	Rosalind Knight, Betty Hardy, Gretchen Franklin, Arthur Hewlett, Hubert Rees, Anthony O'Keefe, Moray Watson, Ann Morrish, Tilly Vosburgh	Repeated 24 September 1980	Survives
Series Eight
31 December 1979	The Wizard of Crumm and the Ice Princess	Written for television by Iain Blair	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Christine Secombe	John Barron, Cyd Hayman, Paul Curran, Pat Keen, Janet Maw, Paul Geoffrey, Adam Dareham, Peter Mantle, Edward Palmer, John Rapley		Survives
7 January 1980	The Silver Fish	Written for television by John Tully	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Pauline Carter	Derek Waring, Cyril Luckham, Shaun Scott, Alison Rose, Kathleen Helme, Milo Sperber, John Francis, Daniel Webb		Survives
4 February 1980	The Crystal Well	Written for television by	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Christine Secombe	Dennis Edwards, Brendan Price, Simon Chandler, Richard Austin Yolande Palfrey, Geoffrey Chater, Jimmy Gardner, Cameron Miller		Survives
5 January 1981	Alice Through The...	Written for television by Robin Miller	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Christine Secombe	Jane Bartlett, Sheila Steafel, Christopher Godwin, Sebastian Shaw, Jennifer Hilary, Ray Burdis, Lloyd Peters		Survives
19 January 1981	The Mouse, the Merchant and the Elephant	Written for television by Valerie Georgeson	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Jeremy Swan	Elizabeth Seal, Emma Jacobs, George Baker, John D. Collins, Michael Feldman, Ann Morrish, Estar		Survives
26 January 1981	The Maze of Mistra	Written for television by Francesca Zeissl	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Pauline Carter	Donald Douglas, Frank Mills, Iain Mitchell, Tracey Childs, Barbara Ward, Stephen Riddle, Martin Smith, Adam Richardson	Repeated on 9 July 1982	Survives
2 February 1981	The Rose of Ice	Written for television by John Challen	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Pauline Carter	Peter Cellier, Damaris Hayman, Debbie Farrington, Paul Henley, Ben Aris, Christian Rodska, Gwen Nelson, Stuart Fell, April	Repeated on 16 July 1982.	Survives
9 February 1981	The Toy Princess	Mary De Morgan, written for television by Kay McManus	Producer Angela Beeching, Executive Producer Anna Home	Director Marilyn Fox	Natalie Ogle, Geoffrey Palmer, June Barry, Petronella Barker, Clare Richards, Jonathon Morris, Tommy Wright, Kristine Howarth, Keith James	Adapted from a story Mary De Morgan. Repeated on 1 February 1982.	Survives
Series Nine
4 January 1982	The Witching Hour	Written for television by Michael Bartlett	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Edward Pugh	Tony Boncza, Geoffrey Bayldon, David Wood, Maureen Lipman, Roy Kinnear, Brian Carroll	Repeated on 29 April 1983. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive	Survives
11 January 1982	The Gardens of the Caliph	Written for television by Kay McManus	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Christine Sfcombe	Donald Burton, Richard Coleman, Ralph Nossek, George Winter, Elizabeth Watkins, Derek Smith		Survives
18 January 1982	The Unknown Enchantment	Written for television by Rosemary Harris,	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Michael Kerrigan	John Savident, Brian Hawksley, Rosalind Ayres, Phyllida Law, Nigel Havers, Donna Evans, Robin Davies, Alec Bregonzi	Repeated on 15 April 1983	Survives
25 January 1982	The Blacksmith's Son	Written for television by Ben Steed	Producer Angela Beeching	Director David Crichton	Garry Cooper, Anne-Louise Lambert, Fiona Mathieson, Geoffrey Whitehead, John Hollis, Andrew Burt	Repeated on 22 April 1983	Survives
8 February 1982	Ivan the Ninny	Written for television by Veronica Cecil	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Christine Secombe	Michael Thomas, Bernard Gallagher, Sarah Long, Dominic Jephcott, Robert Morgan, Harold Goodwin, John Arnatt, Alison Elliott	Repeated on 6 May 1983	Survives
Series Ten
6 December 1982	The Magic of Monday	Written for television by Kay McManus	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Margie Barbour	Ian McCurrach, Frederick Jaeger, Helen Ryan, Peter Copley, Alison Neil, Olivier Pierre, Brenda Cowling	Repeated on 30 March 1984. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
13 December 1982	Hawkwing	Written for television by Iain Blair	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Marilyn Fox	Jason Carter, John Duttine, Jenifer Landor, John Abineri, Marian Diamond, Colin Mayes, Philip Locke, Michael Gregory	Repeated on 6 April 1984. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
20 December 1982	The Princess and the Inventor	Written for television by Roy Russell	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Roger Singleton-Turner	Anna Cropper, Lucy Hornak, Derek Francis, Jonathan Cecil, Tony Aitken, Sion Tudor Owen, Michael Laird	Repeated 13 April 1984. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
Series Eleven
19 December 1983	The Magic Mirror	Anthony Armstrong, written for television by Kay McManus	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Christine Secombe	Amanda Kirby, Frederick Treves, Barbara Shelley, Eric Deacon, Michael Burrell, Noel Howlett, Vanessa Paine	Adapted from a story by Anthony Armstrong.	Survives
3 January 1984	Rolf the Stonemason	Written for television by	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Margie Barbour	Nigel Greaves, Tony Robinson, Philip Latham, Stephanie Cole, Sophie Garrett Anderson, Constantine Gregory, Bert Parnaby, Edward Jewesbury, Philip Shelley		Survives
10 January 1984	The Minstrel	Written for television by Ben Steed	Producer Angela Beeching	Director David Crichton	Simon Cutter, Sarah-Jane Bickerton, Ceri Jackson, Ralph Arliss, Mark Burns, Michael Segal		Survives
10 December 1984	The Prattling Princess	Written for television by Francesca Zeissl	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Christine Secombe	Patsy Kensit, Colin Blakely, Vivien Heilbron, Patrick Pearson, Peter Settelen, David Healy	Repeated on 14 October 1986. An item, eg recording, script or photograph is held in the Kaleidoscope Archive.	Survives
17 December 1984	The Knighties	Written for television by Christopher Russell	Producer Angela Beeching	Director David Bell	Lorraine Brunning, Helena Little, Frank Thornton, George Innes, Patrick Newell, Graham Seed, Russell Wootton, Susan Dury, Barbara Bolton, Roger Beaumont, Ian Good, Michael Jeffries		Survives
5 November 1985	The Princess and the Lute-Player	Written for television by Jean Buchanan	Producer Angela Beeching	Director Roger Singleton-Turner	Sarah Finch, James Gaddas, Davyd Harries, Frank Middlemass, Stanley Lebor, Jo Kendall, Lyndam Gregory, Chris Sanders, Zoe Bright, Brian Carter, Deirdre Laird, Peter Johnston, Petra Siniawski, Gordon Yates	Repeated on 18 February 1987	Survives

References

↑ "JACKANORY PLAYHOUSE". nostalgiacentral.com.
↑ "Jackanory Playhouse". tvbrain.info.
↑ "The Christmas Cherries". tvbrain.info.

External Links

Jackanory Playhouse at IMDB
Jackanory Playhouse at TV Guide

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[1] "JACKANORY PLAYHOUSE". nostalgiacentral.com.

[2] "Jackanory Playhouse". tvbrain.info.

[3] "The Christmas Cherries". tvbrain.info.

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