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Professor Popper's Problems

Synopsis

We have produced a Style Guide to help editors follow a standard format when editing a listing. If you are unsure how best to edit this programme please take a moment to read it.
with Charlie Drake
2: Will Professor Crabbit discover what has happened to his old friend Professor Popper and his young assistant Simon? And who are the two mysterious strangers?
Directed by GERALD O'HARA Produced by ROY SIMPSON
A Children's Film and Television Foundation production

Contributors

Unknown: Charlie Drake
Directed By: Gerald O'Hara
Produced By: Roy Simpson






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