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I think you may get some karma for that one!!:D |
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Groove thinks it curious how most wallets etc were found in the ladies toilets.
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I was having a discussion in the Read Con Club last night with one or two other chaps about a Casino or nightclub I used frequent in the 60's, none seemed to remember it.
I hope that this is not the wrong thread on which to ask the question but knowing some of you oldies are a fountain of knowledge when it comes to boozers I though you may be able to help. The place in question was situated a few hundred yards on the Burnley side of Brierfield traffic lights, on the right going towards Nelson. I used to go over from Todmorden with a few mates about twice a month. I seemed to remember going upstairs to a room with roulette wheel and other gambling tools. Can anybody else remember it and what it was called. i am not dreaming because the one thing which sticks in my mind was the amount of money I lost one night in the 60's I played the wheel with half a crown on the red and doubled up each time I lost. I had got up to sixteen pound stake and was told that twenty five was the house limit so i couldn't double up anymore. I lost the lot and never again did I gamble, even the nags or dogs. Anybody any idea what it was called? |
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There was the Casino Club thereabouts.
I recall seeing Micheal Bentine perform there. |
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Now your talking about memories my dad sang & played guitar with both Eddie McGarry &Syd Ashmead,s bands he also sang in pantomimes at the Cotton club.
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EE The good old cotton club. You wouln't think that there was a stage in amongst the offices
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Also a games room with a snooker table I was only a child but I remember playing on it both my parents worked at higham.s and 2 of my aunties worked in the canteen I would go for dinner when I was at Woodnook school.
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