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thanks to everyone who helped yesterday here are a few more questions
1 what did you do with splendo
2 which comedian starred as himself in the northern town of woodbridge
3 who was the bbc theatre organist during the war
4 which river flows from the cambrian mountains to the bristol channel
5 which canal linked liverpool to london
6 Happy endings began with which romantic fragrance
7 who made the first televised 147 in snooker in 1982
8 which product,s advertising boasted it was the shape of things to come
9 which northern town was advertised for the vodka it produced
1 what did you do with splendo
2 which comedian starred as himself in the northern town of woodbridge
3 who was the bbc theatre organist during the war
4 which river flows from the cambrian mountains to the bristol channel
5 which canal linked liverpool to london
6 Happy endings began with which romantic fragrance
7 who made the first televised 147 in snooker in 1982
8 which product,s advertising boasted it was the shape of things to come
9 which northern town was advertised for the vodka it produced
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7 ) Steve Davis
n 1982, he made TV sporting history when he compiled the first televised 147 maximum break at the Lada Classic at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Oldham, against John Spencer[5], though he was beaten 9-8 in the final by Griffiths. He made amends for that defeat in February by beating Griffiths in the final of the Masters, the first of his three titles there.
n 1982, he made TV sporting history when he compiled the first televised 147 maximum break at the Lada Classic at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Oldham, against John Spencer[5], though he was beaten 9-8 in the final by Griffiths. He made amends for that defeat in February by beating Griffiths in the final of the Masters, the first of his three titles there.
3. Sandy Macphearson
The County Theatre also played host to the BBC Theatre Organ, and its well-known organist, Sandy MacPhearson.
Sandy was originally the organist at The Empire Cinema, Leicester Square (1928). He became BBC staff organist from 1938 when he succeeded Reginald Foort. Throughout the War, and until his retirement some years after, he remained extremely popular. He made his 6000th. broadcast on 12 July 1952, still the soft-spoken Canadian 'Sandy' loved by millions who never knew his real names were Roderick Hallowell MacPherson.
The County Theatre also played host to the BBC Theatre Organ, and its well-known organist, Sandy MacPhearson.
Sandy was originally the organist at The Empire Cinema, Leicester Square (1928). He became BBC staff organist from 1938 when he succeeded Reginald Foort. Throughout the War, and until his retirement some years after, he remained extremely popular. He made his 6000th. broadcast on 12 July 1952, still the soft-spoken Canadian 'Sandy' loved by millions who never knew his real names were Roderick Hallowell MacPherson.
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Cigarettes
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Marmite substitute
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Magic tricks
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Does any of these righ a bell with anyone - I like the marmite substitute myself!
Cigarettes
http://www.rubylane.com/shops/molotov/item/SUN 1066
Marmite substitute
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/ChatterBank/Que stion140892.html
Magic tricks
http://www.emagictricks.co.uk/product_info.php ?products_id=5139
Does any of these righ a bell with anyone - I like the marmite substitute myself!
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