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Hello Cheeky panto : Cheeky Whittington : Lost Studio Session

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Hello Cheeky : Christmas Pantomime (Studio Session tape)

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s04e17 Cheeky Whittington and His Magic Ballpoint

Radio comedy. Christmas Special very loosely based on the traditional English panto Dick Whittington.

An extremely rare one hour recording sourced from the lost studio master tape.

The complete Studio recording session for the Hello Cheeky Christmas Pantomime, which aired as a 45 minute broadcast. Here presented in its unbroadcast 63 minute original form, with nearly 20 minutes of extra material.

Written by and starring: Barry Cryer, John Junkin and Tim Brooke Taylor

With Guests: David Jacobs, Marti Caine, Peggy Mount

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Hello Cheeky - s04e17 - Cheeky Whittington and His Magic Ballpoint (Studio Session tape)

    No date given · 1 h 03 min

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  1. Hello Cheeky panto : Cheeky Whittington : Lost Studio Session

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