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1 Chapter 1 : Andy Pandy and the Yellow Dog by Maria Bird Andy Pandy and the yellow dog by Matvyn Wright and Maria Bird has not been rated for age or fabulousness yet on TheBookseekers. There are currently no reviews for this book on this site. Freda Lingstrom [3] and Maria Bird. Gladys Whitred, Julia Williams [6] Puppeteers: Tea Party 20 June 2. Presents 27 June 3. Music 4 July 4. Hand Bells 11 July 5. ABC 18 July 6. Bricks 25 July 7. Playing School 1 August 8. Play Shops 8 August 9. Leaning House 15 August Pram 22 August Farm 29 August Garden 5 September Wall and Tortoise 12 September Turtles 19 September Boats 26 September Paddling Pool 3 October Horse and Fish 10 October Bird and Butterfly 17 October Rabbits 24 October Kittens 31 October Kings and Queens 7 November Jack in the Box 14 November The Cart 21 November Hobby Horses 12 January 3. Scooters 19 January 4. Trampoline 26 January 5. Jack-In-A-Box 2 February 6. Cleaning The House 16 February 8. Tricycle 23 February 9. The Jeep 9 March Tea Party 16 March Red Engine 23 March Sailing Boats 30 March series Stop motion set on display at the National Media Museum, with Andy Pandy and Looby Loo Another set of 52 episodes was made in, using the stop-motion technique instead of string puppeteering. The original nursery and garden were expanded to an entire village, with Andy, Teddy and Looby Loo now owning individual houses, and four new characters were introduced: Missy Hissy, a snake, Tiffo, a dog, Bilbo, a sailor, and Orbie, a yellow-and-blue ball. Whereas the emphasis of the original series was on music and movement, the emphasis of the series was on making and doing. Andy Pandy is a boy with blue and white striped pyjamas and hat and is voiced by Maria Darling. Looby Loo is voiced by Joanna Ruiz. Bilbo is a sailor, voiced by David Holt. Orbie is a type of yellow-and-blue ball, voiced by Maria Darling. Here are the episodes and songs in order. The Balloon 10 January 3. The Picnic 24 January 5. A Lick Of Paint 21 February 9. Puppeteer Pandy 07 March A String in the Tale 21 March The Big Spring Clean 4 April Potato Prints 2 May Growing Pains 16 May Coming to Play The Box That Chimed 30 May Rub-A-Dub 27 June Series 2 1. The Tent 11 July 3. The Big Sneeze 25 July 5. The Noisy Ball 8 August 7. Playing With Tiffo The Three Bears 5 September The Missing Whistle 19 September Tiffo Gets A Car 3 October The Old Sea Chest 17 October Birdsong 31 October Cheer up Andy 14 November Pass the Parcel Hiccups 28 November A Puzzle for Andy Pandy 12 December Making A Noise Page 1

2 Chapter 2 : Buy Andy Pandy, Season 1 - Microsoft Store Andy Pandy and the Yellow Dog has 1 rating and 1 review: Published by Brockhampton Press, Paperback. I believe she was also the main writer of the Andy Pandy strip that appeared on the front cover of Robin for many years; indeed, she possibly in collaboration with Freda Lingstrom may have written the strip from until it came to an end in Maria Bird has proved to be somewhat elusive as far as solid information is concerned. I can find no record of her death although it would seem to have been some time between her last appearance in the phone book and an article in The Times which refers to her as "the late" Maria Bird. Without a date of death it is impossible to locate her date of birth as it would seem that Maria Bird was born in South Africa. Since at least the late s, Maria Bird lived with Freda Lingstrom at Chartwell Cottage, Westerham, Kent, but calls to various people in that area such as the local library have drawn a blank. The internet provides nothing about her life except the notion that she may have been an ex-school teacher. She was asked by Head of Television Talks Mary Adams if she could create a new programme for a new experimental slot that was to be aimed at very young children. Lingstrom and Bird set up Westerham Arts named after the village they lived in to produce their creation Andy Pandy. Lingstrom and Bird wrote the scripts, whilst Bird composed the music. In June, production began on Andy Pandy which began a trial broadcast of four episodes on 11 July. After several episodes, Andy was joined by Teddy and Looby Loo at the same time, Molly Gibson joined the small team to help Audrey perform with the puppets. The show was narrated by Vera McKechnie, a continuity announcer and presenter, and the songs were performed by Gladys Whitred, accompanied on the piano by Maria Bird. Andy Pandy, with his stripey pajamas, the moth-eaten Teddy with his bow-tie and the silent doll Looby Loo became known to generations. The show was originally broadcast live on Tuesdays, a total of 70 episodes appearing between July and April Between and, 32 editions were filmed by the BBC Film Unit, 4 of which were refilmed in early Bill and Ben, the two flowerpot men, were voiced by Peter Hawkins who created a language known as Oddlepoddle; Julia Williams was the narrator with Gladys Whitred and Maria Bird providing the same musical interludes they did for Andy Pandy. The creative lineup for the new series was different to the previous two: Stidwell provided the narration with David Enders and James Urquhart the voices. Most of the 24 episodes were directed by David Boisseau. With three shows now running in the same daily time slot, Lindstrom decided to give the shows a new title. Lindrop was credited as producer with Bird as editor of the 26 episodes with Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson operating the puppets and Charles E. Stidwell narrating some of the segments. This last show was once created and written by Maria Bird, who also wrote the music. The show was last broadcast in, although one animated character, Bizzy Lizzy graduated to her own 13 episode show, first broadcast in 4 April During this period, both Freda Lingstrom and Maria Bird continued writing dozens of story books featuring the characters they had created. Some later titles may be reprints or collections of earlier books. If I am correct in assuming that Maria Bird died in the early s or thereabouts, she was outlived by her good friend Freda by only a few years. Freda Lingstrom died on 15 April, aged She was still living at Chartwell Cottage, the home she and Maria Bird had shared for forty years. Lingstrom was survived by a step-daughter. Andy Pandy and the Gingerbread Man, illus. Leicester, Brockhampton Press, London, Publicity Products, Andy Pandy Nursery Rhymes. Andy Pandy, Teddy and Looby Loo, illus. Andy Pandy and the Queen of Hearts: A pop-up book, illus. Paint with Andy Pandy, illus. Andy Pandy and Teddy at the Zoo, illus. Leicester, Brockhampton Press,?. Andy Pandy Paints His House, illus. Andy Pandy and the Hedgehog, illus. Andy Pandy and the Woolly Lamb, illus. Andy Pandy Books, illus. Andy Pandy and the Willow Tree. Andy Pandy and the White Kitten. Andy Pandy and the Gingerbread Man. Andy Pandy in the Country. Andy Pandy Paints His House. Andy Pandy and the Hedgehog. Andy Pandy and His Hobby Horse. Andy Pandy and the Teddy Dog. Andy Pandy and the Baby Pigs. Andy Pandy and the Patchwork Cat. Andy Pandy and the Snowman. Andy Pandy Plays Lions and Tigers. Andy Pandy and the Green Puppy. Andy Pandy and the Badger. Andy Pandy and the Scarecrow. Andy Pandy and the Yellow Dog. Andy Pandy and the Spotted Cow, illus. Andy Pandy and the Baby Monkey, illus. Andy Pandy and the Tiny Piglet, illus. Andy Pandy and Rocky Red. Andy Pandy and the Ducklings. The Flowerpot Men and the Bush Page 2

3 Baby, illus. The Flowerpot Men and the Weathercock, illus. Paint with the Flowerpot Men, illus. Bill and Ben and the Silly Goose. The Woodentops Painting Book, illus. The Woodentops at the Fair. Flowerpot Men and Woodentops Annual. Manchester, World Distributors, Music Songs Under Sail. Peter Heaton with musical arrangements by Maria Bird. London, Burke Publishing Co. A very good biographical sketch about Audrey Atterbury can be found at the Realm of Rubovia website. Worthington, to be found on the Off the Telly website. The pictures have been grabbed from various sites around the web. Page 3

4 Chapter 3 : Andy Pandy and the yellow dog on TheBookSeekers. Enter your mobile number or address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. Freda Lingstrom [3] and Maria Bird. Gladys Whitred, Julia Williams [6] Puppeteers: Tea Party 20 June 2. Presents 27 June 3. Music 4 July 4. Hand Bells 11 July 5. ABC 18 July 6. Bricks 25 July 7. Playing School 1 August 8. Play Shops 8 August 9. Leaning House 15 August Pram 22 August Farm 29 August Garden 5 September Wall and Tortoise 12 September Turtles 19 September Boats 26 September Paddling Pool 3 October Horse and Fish 10 October Bird and Butterfly 17 October Rabbits 24 October Kittens 31 October Kings and Queens 7 November Jack in the Box 14 November The Cart 21 November Hobby Horses 12 January 3. Scooters 19 January 4. Trampoline 26 January 5. Jack-In-A-Box 2 February 6. Cleaning The House 16 February 8. Tricycle 23 February 9. The Jeep 9 March Tea Party 16 March Red Engine 23 March Sailing Boats 30 March series Stop motion set on display at the National Media Museum, with Andy Pandy and Looby Loo Another set of 52 episodes was made in, using the stop-motion technique instead of string puppeteering. The original nursery and garden were expanded to an entire village, with Andy, Teddy and Looby Loo now owning individual houses, and four new characters were introduced: Missy Hissy, a snake, Tiffo, a dog, Bilbo, a sailor, and Orbie, a yellow-and-blue ball. Whereas the emphasis of the original series was on music and movement, the emphasis of the series was on making and doing. Andy Pandy is a boy with blue and white striped pyjamas and hat and is voiced by Maria Darling. Looby Loo is voiced by Joanna Ruiz. Bilbo is a sailor, voiced by David Holt. Orbie is a type of yellow-and-blue ball, voiced by Maria Darling. Here are the episodes and songs in order. The Balloon 2 April 3. The Picnic 9 April 5. A Lick Of Paint 23 April 9. Puppeteer Pandy 30 April A String in the Tale 7 May The Big Spring Clean 14 May Potato Prints 28 May Growing Pains 4 June Coming to Play The Box That Chimed 11 June Hubble Bubble 18 June Rub-A-Dub 25 June Series 2 1. The Tent 6 August 3. The Big Sneeze 13 August 5. The Noisy Ball 20 August 7. Playing With Tiffo The Three Bears 3 September The Missing Whistle 10 September Tiffo Gets A Car 17 September The Old Sea Chest 24 September Birdsong 1 October Cheer up Andy 8 October Pass the Parcel Hiccups 15 October A Puzzle for Andy Pandy 22 October Making A Noise Chapter 4 : Andy Pandy - Wikipedia Andy Pandy is a British children's television series that premiered on BBC TV in summer Originally live, a series of 13 filmed programmes was shown in, when a new series was made. Chapter 5 : Andy Pandy coloring pages Free Coloring Pages Andy Pandy Series. 25 primary works â 25 total works. Book 1. Andy Pandy and the Yellow Dog. by Maria Bird.  1 Ratings  1 Reviews  1 edition. Want to. Chapter 6 : Jaden Groves Channel Parodies Wikia FANDOM powered by Wikia Andy Pandy and the Yellow Dog (Little Books) by Bird, Maria Hardback Book The See more like this SPONSORED Andy Pandy and the Patchwork Cat (Little Books) by Bird, Maria Hardback Book The. Chapter 7 : Andy Pandy Series by Maria Bird The latest Tweets from Andy Pandy (@Galaveezy). i did a small freelance storyboard segment for the yellow sponge program every morning I pray to the hot dog. Page 4

5 Chapter 8 : Andy Pandy - Infogalactic: the planetary knowledge core Andy Pandy and the Teddy Dog by Bird, Maria; Illus Wright, Matvyn and a great selection of similar Used, New and Collectible Books available now at theinnatdunvilla.com Chapter 9 : 6: Andy Pandy - 10 Puppets that Made it Big on Television HowStuffWorks Andy Pandy Andy's sidekick was a teddy bear named Teddy, and rag doll Looby Loo only appeared when the two weren't around. In, the show was revived using stop-motion animation rather than puppets, and some new characters were added, including Missy Hissy, a snake; Tiffo, a dog; and Orbie, a yellow and blue ball. Page 5