Leslie Mitchell learns about oysters. A Picture Page broad
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Leslie Mitchell learns about oysters. A Picture Page broad
Mr Cunningham of Cunningham s, Mayfair standing before the television camera during a Picture Page broadcast with Leslie Mitchell. The Picture Page was a favourite of British television audiences, with 262 editions going out before the war
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1949 Audiences B Road Broadcast Camera Cunningham Editions Favourite Learns Leslie Mayfair Mitchell Oysters Programme Television
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A Fascinating Journey into the World of Oysters: Leslie Mitchell Learns from Expert Mr. Cunningham on The Picture Page, 1949 In this image from 1949, Leslie Mitchell, a curious and inquisitive British television audience member, stands before the television camera as Mr. Cunningham of Mayfair imparts his knowledge about oysters during a broadcast of The Picture Page. The Picture Page, a beloved British television programme, aired 262 editions before the war, making it a staple of pre-war television viewing. Mr. Cunningham, an expert in his field, is seen standing confidently, dressed in a formal suit and tie, as he explains the intricacies of oysters to Leslie Mitchell. The black-and-white photograph captures the essence of a live television broadcast, with the BBC studio's equipment and lighting visible in the background. Leslie Mitchell, with a look of intense focus and fascination, listens intently to Mr. Cunningham's every word. The Picture Page was known for its educational and informative content, making it a favourite among British television audiences. This photograph is a testament to the programme's ability to engage and captivate its viewers, even on a topic as seemingly mundane as oysters. The Picture Page's historical significance lies in its role as a pioneer in British television broadcasting, providing viewers with a glimpse into the world of oysters and other fascinating topics before the advent of commercial television. This photograph is a reminder of a time when live television broadcasts were a source of entertainment and education for audiences, and when the simple act of learning about oysters could be a captivating experience.
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