CHARLIE & THE GREAT GLASS ELEVATOR

By Roald Dahl

Synopsis

Amusing adventures of Charlie Bucket and Mr Willie Wonka and a strange means of transport.

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Narrator	Richard Simpson
Length	4hrs
Catalogue No.	615480
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