Carnival

Staff

... Conductor	Cyril Ornadel
... Producer	Norman Newell

Cast

... Jacquot	Bob Harris (i)
... Mr. Schlegel	Francis de Wolff
... Grobert	Reg Lever
... Roustabouts	Roy Evans Jim Hastie Barrie Irwin Geoffrey Webb
... Cyclist	Basil Poole
... Trumpet Player	Ken Garoughan
... Drummer	Lewis Henry
... Strong Man	Vincent Mansi
... Zulu Clown	Alan Page
... Green Clown	Bernard Jamieson
... Stilt Cown	Joachim Krause
... Dog Trainer	Sonnie Carey
... Bear	Raymond Duparc
... Bear Girl	Jennifer Kingman
... Wardrobe Mistress	Daphne Drake
... Wardrobe Assistant	Elizabeth Newell
... Greta Schlegel	Sonya Petrie
... Harem Girls	Patricia Burgess Sally Chesterton Jenny Wren
... Gypsy	Jill Martin
... Gladys Zuwicki	Julia Sutton
... Gloria Zuwicki	Pamela Beesley
... Princess Olga	Carlotta Barrow
... Marco the Magnificent	James Mitchell (i)
... The Incomparable Rosalie	Shirley Sands
... Lili	Sally Logan
... Paul Berthalet	Michael Maurel
... Jugglers	Willy Cotterill Shankar Rao
... The Blue Bird Girls	Patricia Burgess Sally Chesterton Jennifer Kingman Jenny Wren
... Dr. Glass	Raymond Duparc
... Aerialist	Gerry Lucken
... Carrot Top/Horrible Henry/Renardo/Marguerite	Michael Maurel

Tracks

The recording seems to have been recorded before the London opening, probably during the tryout in Glasgow. Francis de Wolff is heard as Schlegel on the recoridng. In London, the role was played by Peter Bayliss.

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The original Broadway cast recording made changes and cuts to several numbers, including the opening music, "Humming," "Love Makes the World Go Round," "Beautiful Candy," "Her Face," and "It Was Always You." For the most part, the London cast recording was far more faithful to how the numbers were performed onstage.

In addition, the London recording included "Golden Delicious Fish," not on the Broadway recording, and created a finale for the recording by combining the reprise of "The Grand Imperial Cirque de Paris" (not on the Broadway recording, although what’s on the London recording does not include the “Direct from Vienna” counterpoint that’s in the reprise) and the closing underscoring of "Love Makes the World Go Round."