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Val Syms A Fairy Lost In The 21st Century

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Thelma Barlow plays Delphinium the fairy in this enchanting entertainment.

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When 11-year-old Warren accidentally wakes a fairy who has been asleep for 700 years and takes her home to his mum and dad, all sorts of interesting things start to happen.

Director Chris Wallis

Director:...........Chris Wallis Delphinium:............Thelma Barlow Warren:..........James Lacey Mel:...........Joy Blakeman Kent:.........Vincent Davies Vicar:..........David Thorpe Photographer:...........Ben Crowe Tinkerbell:.............Mia Soteriou

Afternoon Play: A Fairy Lost in the 21st Century Tue 3rd Jun 2003, 14:15 on BBC Radio 4 FM

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  1. Track 01

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