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Springtime in Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

Date: 1979

[The surviving content from this episode is incomplete and begins approximately half-way through the broadcast.]

The program begins with Mister Rogers walking down a city street greeting his neighbors. When he arrives at his house, he is told that Betty Aberlin’s Little Theater has a leak in its roof. Everyone in the neighborhood gets together and decides to stage a show to raise money to fix it. In the Neighborhood of Make Believe, Lady Elaine is sad because she can’t become a princess. This is where our video begins.

 

 

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Appearing In This Episode


Guests

  • Bob Keeshan (Captain Kangaroo)
  • Mike O'Steen
  • Michelle O'Steen

Episode Credits

Neighbors: Betty Aberlin, Don Brockett, Francois Clemmons, Holly Dobkin, David Newell, Mike O'Steen, Michelle O'Steen, Audrey Roth, Barbara Russell, Betsy Seamans, Bob Trow
Guest Appearances by Bob Keeshan (Captain Kangaroo), John Reardon
Musical Director: John Costa
Assistant Director/Production Manager: Karen L. Ross
Assistant Producer: David L. Morgan
Set Designer: Jack Guest
Scenic Artists: Bonnie Baker, Ronald Heath, Doreen Janovsky, Patrick Sharbaugh
Carpenters: Pat Gianelli, Rich Karapandi
Production Assistants: Toni Gray, Chris Retenauer, Kim Shelton
Studio Supervisor: Mark Adelsheim
Lighting Director: Frank Warninsky
Camera: Frank Colista, Fred Roth, Bob Vaughn, Art Vogel
Floor Manager: Nick Tallo
Prompter: Jim Seech
Floor Crew: Wayne Morris, Tom Wholey
Technical Director: Ken Anderson
Switcher: Tom Deluga
Audio: Jack Arthurs, Bill Forsythe, Dick LaSota
Video: Lynn Peggs, Don Williamson
Videotape: Mike Laver, Ron Vangura, Don Wright
Continuity: Donna Belajac
Grips: Amy K. Lamb, Bill Murillo, Kenneth Nagin, Robert Williams
Post Production: TPC Communications
Videotape Editor: Dave Belko
Sound Mixer: John Sutton
Productxion Coordinator: Janus I. Sims
Consultants: Albert V. Corrado, M.D., Barry Head, Margaret McFarland
Special Thanks to At Home Shop, East End Galleries, "Ketch-Up Kids" of East Liberty YMCA
Executive Producers: Basil Cox, Fred Rogers

Produced in cooperation with WQED, Pittsburgh
A Production of Family Communications
1979 Family Communications, Inc.

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