| Main Performers | Robbie Ellis,
Mathews Memorial Dancers (Walthamstow),
Northern Champions - Moreton (Wirral),
Southern Champions - Worple Road (Wimbledon),
Trinity Penarth and Dinas Powis
Donald Cashmore - organ,
Geoff Lofts - drums |
| Secondary Performers | Lilian Pitman,
Marian Musselwhite - umpires |
| Orchestra or Band | Guildhall School of Music and Drama Students,
The CH Folk Four,
St. Albans Circuit Clubs,
Norwich Clubs (Bowthorpe Rd, Park Lane, Sprowston, Thorpe Rd, Heartsease Lane, Costessey, Chapel Field Rd, Mile Cross, Drayton and North Walsham),
Weelsby Rd (Grimsby),
The Crusaders (Louth),
The Stringbeats,
Bromley Circuit Clubs,
Burley In Wharfdale Club (Guiseley),
Eastbrook Hall Club (Bradford),
Grove Horsforth Club (Gipton),
St. Andrews Beeston Club (Rawdon),
Yeadon Club (Middleton),
Newbourne Club |
| Choirs | Rathcoole Choir (Northern Ireland) |
| Set List | Introduction (Robbie Ellis, Penrith),
Welcome to Guests (students of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama),
Performers Parade (with Reg Bedford),
'Fantasia in Colour' (St. Albans Circuit Clubs),
The C.H.Folk Four (Central Hall (Plymouth)),
'Blunderball or from Norwich with Love' (Norwich Clubs),
Robbie Ellis,
'Sea Symphony' (Weelsby Road (Grimsby), The Crusaders (Louth)),
The Stringbeats (New Kyo (Stanley)),
Exodus - A Dance Drama (Mathews Memorial (Walthamstow)),
Mister President (Bromley Circuit Clubs),
The Choir (Rathcoole (Northern Ireland),
The MAYC National Netball Final - Northern Champions (Moreton, Wirral) v. Southern Champions (Worple Road, Wimbledon),
Willow Pattern Story (clubs from Burley in Wharfdale (Guiseley), Eastbrook Hall (Bradford), Grove Horsforth (Gipton), St.Andrews Beeston (Rawdon), Yeadon (Middleton), Newbourne),
The Thirty Eight Witnesses (Trinity Penarth and Dinas Powis),
Hymn - 'Where Cross The Crowded Ways of Life' |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1965/76) |