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Hanzel and Gretel - Visiting a Pipemaker

Shepherds Pie

April 18, 1978

Season: 2 - Episode: 0

A Fairytale tor Kids Who Can Take It Jean tells the real story of Hanzel and Gretel and also visits Charles DiFranco a pipemaker.

Production Information:

Studio / Network:	NJ Public TV	Exec Director:	Calvin Iszard	Executive Producer:	Calvin Iszard
Running Time:	30 minutes	Director:	Steve Arensen	Producer:	Steve Arensen
		Asst Director:		Asst Producer:	Leigh Brown, Linda Christian, Laura Spira
		Contr Director:	George Taweel	Contr Producer:	George Taweel

Record: 2944 / ID: 1978mmddT2944

TV Listings:

Date	Paper	Description
04-18-1978 Tuesday	The Passaic County News Station: WNJM - Channel: 50	A Fairytale tor Kids Who Can Take It Jean tells the real story of Hanzel and Gretel and also visits Charles DiFranco a pipemaker.
04-18-1978 Tuesday	The Herald News Station: WNJM - Channel: 50	A Fairytale tor Kids Who Can Take It Jean tells the real story of Hanzel and Gretel and also visits Charles DiFranco a pipemaker.
04-22-1978 Saturday	TUNE-IN Station: WNJS - Channel: 23	A Fairytale tor Kids Who Can Take It Jean tells the real story of Hanzel and Gretel and also visits Charles DiFranco a pipemaker.
04-22-1978 Saturday	The Morning News Station: WNJM - Channel: 50	A Fairytale tor Kids Who Can Take It Jean tells the real story of Hanzel and Gretel and also visits Charles DiFranco a pipemaker.

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Source: Jim Clavin
According to Chuck Gunther Shep had a VHS tape of one of the shows. Chuck got this, along with other stuff, when he cleaned out Shep's house. "It is Videotape #UC 30-152, Series title Shepherd's Pie, Program title 101 Pipes, Dated Thurs. Jan 27, 1977. This tape is in it's Scotch case. "
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