Her surname was double-barreled though
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Nah, no need to mate, everbody knows Purdey make shotgunsYou’ve just googled , like I did , and got Purdey Shotgun makers
You can only know what you know...or in your case - didn't know.I didn’t
Two things I’ve learned from this forum , now . Purdey make guns , and sawdust fixes everything
Then you're now officially 2 for 2 in the knowledge stakes grasshopper, use your new found knowledge only for good
gonetomorrow
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I'm sure she had a dotty old aunt who featured in one of the episodes. If not then she should have had.
I'd give folding money to see the reaction of Gambit or Steed when auntie calls her Gwendolin!
Methuselah
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Back in the 1930
Back in the 1930's my Dad (a pianist) played at Reece's restaurant, Lewis's restaurant and the Royal Court Theatre. During the blitz he was a fireman and used to claim that he was the only person who played piano at Lewis's and then squirted a hosepipe on it when it was bombed and burned out. After the war he had a sextet and played at the Ocean Club in Liverpool. He did a lot of broadcasts for the BBC from 1947 to early 1950's. If you key 'Charles Henesy sextet' into Youtube there is a recording of some of his broadcasts.
Back in the 1930's my Dad (a pianist) played at Reece's restaurant, Lewis's restaurant and the Royal Court Theatre. During the blitz he was a fireman and used to claim that he was the only person who played piano at Lewis's and then squirted a hosepipe on it when it was bombed and burned out. After the war he had a sextet and played at the Ocean Club in Liverpool. He did a lot of broadcasts for the BBC from 1947 to early 1950's. If you key 'Charles Henesy sextet' into Youtube there is a recording of some of his broadcasts.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Now you know.
Does anyone remember a record from the 60's about Everton and Liverpool called 'roarin and scorin' by the Konda group to the tune of the beach boys Barbara Anne?
To cut a long story short (No I haven't lost my mind), I met a guy on the golf course up here in Scotland who featured as the narrator on the the single, he is a daft Evertonian and an extremely sprightly and effervescent seventy five year old, played me off the course as well, small world indeed.
To cut a long story short (No I haven't lost my mind), I met a guy on the golf course up here in Scotland who featured as the narrator on the the single, he is a daft Evertonian and an extremely sprightly and effervescent seventy five year old, played me off the course as well, small world indeed.
Steve Wigan
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Still have recordings,I think. They were an American vocal group who toured Britain once, in the 1950s. Sounded a bit like an early version of THe Platters.
The southlanders were a British vocal group with a slightly similar style, who toured theatres in the late 50s. One of the members was Gary Wilmots father,but that's only relevant if you've heard of Gary Wilmot!.
Steve Wigan
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..on Saturday night after the football results........
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