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pierre
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Posted - 15/10/2011 : 18:38:36

Many thanks to both dalex41 and Roy Williams for this great bit of history. A Brochure dated from 1975 from the Workman's hall. Please click on images below to see details.

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Anybody remember any of the names of the bushiness mentioned below ?

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tarkus
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2185 Posts

Posted - 16/10/2011 : 18:25:36

CLUBS

lee rider jeans platforms and cheesecloth shirts

fizz
Super Member

896 Posts

Posted - 16/10/2011 : 18:38:25

I remember Clubs too. 30p to go to the pictures and it was half price for children. Wow. You have to take out a mortgage to go to the cinema nowadays.

cupcake
Super Member

3846 Posts

Posted - 16/10/2011 : 18:58:12

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Originally posted by fizz

I remember Clubs too. 30p to go to the pictures and it was half price for children. Wow. You have to take out a mortgage to go to the cinema nowadays.

Took my two grandccildren to Cardiff pictures ,with my daughter last year ,it cost just under £20.00 .....couldn t afford the sweets and pop in there lol ....that was a first and a last

kay16
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1855 Posts

Posted - 17/10/2011 : 21:04:12

Well i now know where i was the week begining March 31st. I was at some time that week in the Workmans Hall watching Enter The Dragon as i can remember watching that and Big Boss there. Both were X rated films and me and about 5/6 friends all the same age got in to watch both films and we were only 12 at the the time but age normally didn't make any difference as they would let you in to watch anything there. The Limp were a bit more fussy about age,they would let you in one week but then turn you away the next.

fredd
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4586 Posts

Posted - 17/10/2011 : 22:13:17

That's A blast from the past I can remember going to the Olympia, with My date to see the Exorcist , I had my fathers hat and coat on and they let her in and turned me away..PPPFFFF..!!! Totally Upset..