![]() Denzil holds the clapper board as a couple of the Sherrif’s men (Tony Evans and Ernie Carroll) adjust Gerry Gee’s position behind a table.
![]() Watching a shot setup. Note the cramped space and the low ceiling in the makeshift studio at GTV9. From left to right: Mike Browning (Camerman), Denzil Howson (with back to the camera), Clare Braybrook holding clapper (Production Assistant/Continuity), Ormonde Douglas (back to camera).
![]() Gerry peeks in at the window.
![]() Setting up for a shot in which the Sherrif’s men (Tony Evans and Ernie Carroll) capture Gerry. Here we see the “real” Gerry being positioned behind a table.
![]() In this shot, Gerry has been replaced by a human double (John Field) wearing a latex mask so that the normally immobile Gerry can be shown walking. This technique was used in many episodes of “The Adventures of Gerry Gee”.
![]() And here is the action where Gerry is being carried away by the Sherrif’s men.
![]() ![]() ![]() The prisoners in close up. The soldier in the middle is Ernie Carroll, co-producer with Denzil of the Tarax Show. After the demise of the Tarax Show, Ernie went on to create Ozzie Ostrich who remained a popular Channel Nine character from the 1970s through to the 1990s.
![]() Denzil in silhouette (at left) watching a shot setup. Production Assistant Clare Braybrook is holding the clapper board.
![]() Cast and crew pose for a group photo.
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