| Main Performers | 130th Reading Brownies and Guides,
1st Reydon Girl Guide Company, Suffolk
1st Somerford Keynes Brownie Guides,
1st Brayfield Common Scout Group
Simmern BdP (Germany),
Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle Division Scouts,
Scouts from Belgium
Serena Mutton,
Craig Lewis,
Helen Mackrill,
Robert Mellor,
Sarah Adcock,
David Day,
Sarah Brixton,
Jennifer Innis,
Nicola Milne,
Julie Milne,
Karl Woolley,
Andrew Parkinson,
Lynne Marks,
Mary Huston,
Sara Huston,
Johnathan Mayor,
Andrew McLaughlin,
Fat Sam
John Hughes,
John Donachie - pipes,
Andre Dwinell,
Don Lusher - trombones,
Brian Lemon - piano,
Claire Teale - flute |
| Secondary Performers | Margaret Huntington - accompanist |
| Orchestra or Band | Four Members of the National Scout and Guide Symphony Orchestra, Torparna (Sweden) |
| Set List | 'Cockney Cavalcade' (30th Reading Brownies and Guides, 1st Reydon Girl Guide Company, Serena Mutton, Simmern BdP),
Monologue (Craig Lewis),
The Taylor of Gloucester, Beatrix Potter (1st Somerford Keynes Brownie Guides)
'The Bears Quartet' (Brayfield Common Scout Group, Helen Mackrill, Margaret Huntington, Robert Mellor),
'The Alley Cat' (Sarah Adcock),
'Piano Piece' (David Day),
Ballet (Sarah Brixton),
Recorder Piece (Jennifer Innis),
'Pied Piper' (Richard Johnson),
'Screamline' (Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle Division Scouts)
INTERVAL
'A Taste of Scotland' (John Hughes, John Donachie, Nicola Milne, Julie Milne),
Monologue (Karl Woolley),
'La Fee qui Chante' (Scouts from Belgium, Andrew Parkinson, Andre Dwinell, Don Lusher, Brian Lemon, Lynne Marks),
'Flute Piece' (Claire Teale),
'Beatles Four for Four', arr. Neil Richardson, Four Members of the National Scout and Guide Symphony (Chris Gunning, Orchestra),
'Me 'N' Thee' (Mary Huston, Sara Huston, Johnathan Mayor),
Folk Trio: Torparna (Andrew McLaughlin),
'The Grand Slam' (The Cast) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1983/169) |