Produced and directed by Reg Watson, this live daily weekday lunchtime show with a pre-CrossroadsNoele Gordon as the hostess was introduced in the Midlands at the end of 1956.
Noele was joined each day at 12:45 by organist Jerry Allen and his TV Trio – Alan Grahame (vibes), Lionel Rubin (drums) and Ken Ingarfield (bass) – and young Canadian singer, David Galbraith (pictured at right).
Each week featured a special singing guest who appeared on all five 45-minute shows that week.
During the course of the series, Noele went down a mine, rode an elephant and entered a cage of lions.
Hostess
Noele Gordon Jerry Allen and his TV Trio
Jerry Allen (organ)
Alan Grahame (vibes)
Lionel Rubin (drums)
Ken Ingarfield (bass) Singer
David Galbraith
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Noele was joined each day at 12:45 by organist Jerry Allen and his TV Trio – Alan Grahame (vibes), Lionel Rubin (drums) and Ken Ingarfield (bass) – and young Canadian singer, David Galbraith (pictured at right).
