Went into Yates's a few times not the bottle dept, a couple or three dock's of Australian white and yippee we'were away . A good snooker hall upstairs too with 3 or 4 tables and the novelty chalk suspended by string from the ceiling .
My mate's girlfriend/wife worked at Ciro in the 60's
Ist premises that looks empty to the left of the Odeon , every Thursday night in the 60's after getting paid and playing a game of snooker ,we'd call in there at that time it was a Wimpey store a coffee and a burger . No Macdonalds in those days yippee
Furnished most of our first house from here after getting married .
Late 70's I think it was I along with the wife saw Peter Wyngarde as Dracula here , he took 7 curtain calls that night
I inherited some pearls that were bought from there!
Was'nt he once known as the Minister for All Seasons ?
What are we doing architecture wise ?
NoddKD Ditto , me and a mate went in there one night late 60's , got in with two girls , they looked at us and thought these look gormless we'll latch onto them . Gormless being the operative word we could't get rid of them even followed us up to the flat where I lived , never again
I do Steve and do you remember the fantastic shapes in the sky they created as they flew around before bedding down .
Why is he looking over his shoulder with the umbrella poised like that , is that something we should have asked at the time , looks a bit dodgy to me slightly James Bondish ?
