It's Trad, Dad! Trailer

It's Trad, Dad! Trailer (1962)

"The newest, most frantic fad! - a jazzed-up, mixed-up musical that's got" 30 March 1962 Comedy, Music 78 mins

The hero and heroine want to popularize trad jazz in their town. Some older people feel displeased about trad jazz, and prevent their trying. The hero and heroine go to a London television studio to ask trad jazz musicians to perform in concert.

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Cast

John Leyton

as Himself

Chubby Checker

as Himself

Del Shannon

as Himself

Gary U.S. Bonds

as Himself (as Gary [U.S.] Bonds)

Gene McDaniels

as Himself

Arthur Mullard

as Police Chief

Timothy Bateson

as Coffee Shop Owner

Hugh Lloyd

as Usher

Ronnie Stevens

as TV Director

Frank Thornton

as TV Director

Derek Nimmo

as Head Waiter

Mario Fabrizi

as Spaghetti Eater

Arnold Diamond

as TV Panellist

Crew

Gilbert Taylor

Gilbert Taylor Director of Photography

Maurice Carter

Maurice Carter Art Direction

Ken Thorne

Original Music Composer

Ken Ritchie

Ken Ritchie Boom Operator

International Titles

Twen-Hitparade Trailer

Ring-A-Ding Rhythm Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 30 March 1962

Production Companies

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