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mani 13-05-2010 16:32

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steeljack 13-05-2010 17:32

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got me thinking now ......what brewery had it in the late 60s ? don't think it was a Blackburn brewery (Lions Thwaites or Duttons) was it a Massey house ?

tosh 13-05-2010 18:02

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 814573)
got me thinking now ......what brewery had it in the late 60s ? don't think it was a Blackburn brewery (Lions Thwaites or Duttons) was it a Massey house ?

i think it was a duttons house, cashy will put me right.

cashman 13-05-2010 21:53

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Duttons is correct tosh, when ian had it....good landlord never barred anyone, mind probably woulda been bad fer business as he was a nark.:):rolleyes:

jaysay 14-05-2010 10:10

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 814654)
Duttons is correct tosh, when Ian had it....good landlord never barred anyone, mind probably woulda been bad fer business as he was a narc.:):rolleyes:

The Landlord in the sixties was Ted Green, he had a gorgeous daughter, was a regular there in those days, the back room was called the Blue Room went to quite a few parties in there in that era, never liked it when it changed to the Bees Knees, much prefered the Astronaut on Union Street

cashman 14-05-2010 10:17

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 814747)
The Landlord in the sixties was Ted Green, he had a gorgeous daughter, was a regular there in those days, the back room was called the Blue Room went to quite a few parties in there in that era, never liked it when it changed to the Bees Knees, much prefered the Astronaut on Union Street

He sure didn't have it all the 60s mate twas ian in late no doubt about that, cashy does know the score about that guy.;)

jaysay 14-05-2010 10:20

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 814750)
He sure didn't have it all the 60s mate twas ian in late no doubt about that, cashy does know the score about that guy.;)

I'm talking about when I was a teenager cashy, which I stopped being in 1966 :D

Benipete 14-05-2010 11:43

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I'm talking about when I was a teenager cashy, which I stopped being in 1966 :D

1966 is that yet another Typo:confused::D:D

Wynonie Harris 14-05-2010 13:00

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Ian definitely had it from '68 onwards when I started going in. As Cashy says, never barred anyone...not even Cashy! ;) There was also an elderly barmaid called Ethel who used to shout "last orders!" in a voice that could shatter glass.

Tealeaf 14-05-2010 13:20

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This is the comprehensive and definitive history of the 'Bees Knees', as such:

1973 opens as a Sh**hole.
1973-2008 stays a Sh**hole
2008 shuts as a Sh**hole.

Please note: the dates are approximate.

jaysay 14-05-2010 15:00

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Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 814768)
1966 is that yet another Typo:confused::D:D

Ya cheeky sod Beni:D

jaysay 14-05-2010 15:01

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 814783)
This is the comprehensive and definitive history of the 'Bees Knees', as such:

1973 opens as a Sh**hole.
1973-2008 stays a Sh**hole
2008 shuts as a Sh**hole.

Please note: the dates are approximate.

Thanks for the glowing report Tealeaf:D

Mancie 14-05-2010 23:55

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 814783)
This is the comprehensive and definitive history of the 'Bees Knees', as such:

1973 opens as a Sh**hole.
1973-2008 stays a Sh**hole
2008 shuts as a Sh**hole.

Please note: the dates are approximate.

:D I reckon it was ok in the 80's just to pop in for half an hour.. some music..no fights..a longish bar (was it you, the manager in them days Tealeaf?) :D

AccyMad 15-05-2010 14:02

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 814895)
:D I reckon it was ok in the 80's just to pop in for half an hour.. some music..no fights..a longish bar (was it you, the manager in them days Tealeaf?) :D

Don't forget the sticky carpet - could take half an hour to get down to the pool tables from the front door :rolleyes:

jaysay 16-05-2010 09:55

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Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 814998)
Don't forget the sticky carpet - could take half an hour to get down to the pool tables from the front door :rolleyes:

Think the worst pub for sticky carpets was the one on Broadway (the old Odeon) can't remember the name, took 10 minutes to get form the door to the bar:D


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