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Brought to you by Monsanto, "Makers of fibres for the way we live today." Starring: Lucille Ball as Lucy Carmichael Co-starring: Anthony Newley as Anthony Fitz-Faversham Guest stars: Wilfrid Hyde White James Robertson Justice Peter Wyngarde The Dave Clark Five Written by Pat McCormick and Ron Friedman Produced and Directed by Steve Binder |
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As the scene opens, two ladies are showing drinking tea on the lawns of a stately home whilst a small orchestra plays for them. The stately home is Osterley House and will be featured again later in the programme. |
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After a plane is shown landing, an excited Lucy looks out of the plane's window. They then use a series of photos and voice-overs to show Lucy passing through the airport terminal. |
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Talking to the Customs Officer, Lucy comments on her upcoming day in London: "Listen to this, Top Drawer Conveyance, my own personal tour guide!" As she leaves the airport she meets Anthony Fitz-Faversham, her 'personal tour guide.' |
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After getting into somebody else's car, Tony directs Lucy to her "Top Drawer Conveyance," a motorcycle and side-car! She is somewhat unsure of this particular method of transport but is convinced when Tony tells her that: "Not even the Queen herself can see London they way is should be seen, by side-car!" |
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As the opening credits roll, Lucy and Tony drive around various streets in London, including famous landmarks like Tower Bridge, Picadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Opening theme song: On A Wonderful Day Like Today | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
On a wonderful day like today, I defy any clouds to appear in the sky Dare any raindrops to plop in my eye, On a wonderful day like today. On a wonderful morning like this, When the sun is as big as a yellow balloon. Even the sparrows are singing in tune, On a wonderful morning like this. This my friend, is only the beginning, Such a sweet beginning too. Now at last, I see a chance of winning, See a chance of breaking through. Who can say, today may live in history, As long as there's a history book. Yesterday the world was still a mystery, Today it has a different look. So my friend, lets send the old world spinning, Change is what I recommend. |
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Come on my friend, let's see this sweet beginning through, To the bitter end, Through to the bitter end. There is a beautiful land, Where all of your dreams come true. It's all tied up in a rainbow, All shiny and new. But it's not easy to find, No mattter what you do. This my friend, is only the beginning, Such a sweet beginning too. Come on my friend, Let's see this sweet beginning through, To the bitter end Through to the bitter end. |
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Act III Lucy In London |
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Index Act I Act II Act III Act IV Act V Act VI Act VII Credits Now & Then Now & Then 2 Now & Then 3 Just One Day In The Media Reviews Interviews Extra Photographs More Photographs More Lucy Specials |