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Why the hell not 54


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These two chaps should each get a "Sirship". (I think it may have to be posthumous!)

I remember first seeing them at the Alhambra, in my home town of Bradford, very shortly after the war. They used to have a "hand maiden" with them but she just disappeared as the years went by.

Just think how much sandal leather they must have worn away.  I wonder if they can do the the sliding bits on clouds in heaven.

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I can remember them as a kid, appearing with Betty (I think her name was) on the London Palladium. I used to get a right laugh. I can remember Dad telling me it was an Egyptian Sand dance. I thought for a long time that all they Egyptians did it. They might, but I never found out.

 

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5 hours ago, Gandalph said:

Betty (I think her name was)

Always known as Betty to honour the original, there were quite a few successors many of whom were not actually named Betty.

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In addition to Betty (1928–1941) and Patsy Knox (1942–1950), the Bettys included Edna May Lark (who once stood in for Patsy Knox), Jean Bamberger (1933), Eunice Roberts (1941), Barbara Holt (1951), Irene Edwin-Scott (1951–54), Mary Wemys (who appeared in the act in Las Vegas in 1954), Valerie Cottrell (1955–56), Maureen Drew (1956 and the first Betty to appear on television), and Jean McKinnon, who took over in 1956 and was the last Betty when the act broke up in 1962.

Betty no 2 (Patsy Knox) was the daughter of the original and actual Betty.

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