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The Flaxton Boys

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From what I can remember, this was on during Sunday afternoons and involved two bespectacled scoolboys who would get up to all sorts of mischievous capers in their sleepy little post-war English village. I seem to remember that it had quite a chirpy theme tune a la 'All Creatures Great And Small'.


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Do You Remember The Flaxton Boys?

Do You Remember The Flaxton Boys?

  • Anonymous user
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    My two brothers and sister looked forward to this every week, seem to remember it being on a Sunday and was something to look forward to, it holds great memories as my Brother Mark auditioned for a part as a Flaxton Boy, he was disappointed not to be successful but the letter he received is still around somewhere in my parents house.
  • Anonymous user
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    I recall it being shown, in 1969, Monday tea times. The theme music was by Prokofief. The Flaxton Boys consisted of several series, based around Flaxton Hall in Yorkshire, each series being set in a different time and featuring different sets of characters. The one I watched was set in the 1850's. I recall a boy being stuck up the chimney, a mysterious soldier turning up with his face bandaged (he later turned out to be deserter, Martin The Deserter) and there was a portrait in a room with the eyes cut out so a dastardly villain might spy on the goings on in said room from a cavity behind the wall from which the portrait hung.
  • Anonymous user
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    Salmon sandwiches and tea in china cups on wet sunday afternoons around the fire watching edwardian boys in long tweed shorts finding secret passages in a country mansion. And I can''t believe no one remembers it.
  • Anonymous user
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    Just remember as a youngster being glued to the Flaxton Boys and always looking forward to it when it came on , can't remember much about it except it was about 2 brothers who were brought up in the textile areas of North England
  • Anonymous user
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    used to be on sat lunchtimes,moved to sun teatimes,great childrens adventure series that ran for an amazing 52 episodes,amazing that not many remember it,saving flaxton hall by finding hidden treasure was my faveourite.