The Royal Variety Performance 1976 - Production & Contact Info

The Royal Variety Performance 1976 (1976)
TV Special | 164 min | Comedy, Family, Music

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The Royal Variety Performance 1976 (1976)

TV Special | 164 min | Comedy, Family, Music

The very first Royal Variety Performance to be televised live, this edition was hosted by Max Bygraves and featured acts including Lena Zavaroni, Tom O'Connor and Shirley Bassey.

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Updated Nov 15, 1976

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Nov 15, 1976 (United Kingdom)

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17 cast members

Name	Known for
Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Self (as H.M. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother) Self (as H.M. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother) See fewer	The Autobiography of a 'Jeep' (1943)
Shirley Bassey Self Self See fewer	Moonraker (1979)
Gilbert Bécaud Self Self See fewer	Moonstruck (1987)
Max Bygraves Self - Compère Self - Compère See fewer	Look Who's Talking (1989)
Dawson Chance Self Self See fewer	Who Do You Do (1972)
Roger De Courcey Self Self See fewer	The 39 Steps (2008)
Wayne King Self Self See fewer	The Good Old Days (1953)
Tom O'Connor Self Self See fewer	Tom O'Connor (1977)
Los Reales del Paraguay Themselves Themselves See fewer	Cooper's Half Hour (1980)
Mike Yarwood Self Self See fewer	Call up the Stars (1995)
Lena Zavaroni Self Self See fewer	Morecambe and Wise at the BBC (1979)
The London Palladium Orchestra Themselves Themselves See fewer	O-Kay for Sound (1937)
The Nigel Lythgoe Dancers Themselves Themselves See fewer	The Ken Dodd Laughter Show (1979)
The Tony Mansell Singers Themselves Themselves See fewer	Mind Your Language (1977)
Lionel Blair Self Self See fewer	A Hard Day's Night (1964)
Arthur Mitchell Self - and the Dance Theatre of Harlem Self - and the Dance Theatre of Harlem See fewer	Dance Theatre of Harlem: Fall River Legend (1989)
Ray Moore Self - Commentary (voice) Self - Commentary (voice) See fewer	Festival of Entertainment (1971)