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Catweasel and Stoats, new LWT Childrens television series
Catweasel and Stoats, new LWT Childrens television series, begins on Sunday 15th February 1970, starring actor Geoffrey Bayldon as title character Catweasel, an eccentric 11th century wizard who accidentally travels through time to the year 1969 and befriends a young red-headed boy, Edward Bennett, nicknamed Carrot and played by Robin Davies.
Our picture shows, photo-call in Piccadilly, London, Friday 6th February 1970. © Mirrorpix
Malcolm McNeill
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England
70 1286
Media ID 21788298
Catweasel And Stoats Catweazle Childrens Drama Eros Fountains Landmarks Photo Call Photocall Piccadilly Circus Statues Wearing 1970 Programmes Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain
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