For 1950s babies..... could raise a smile :)

[Calliope153]

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If you hate musical theatre give it a miss.

[MichaelJH Heart Star]

It's very well done if not my cup of tea!

[Calliope153 in reply to MichaelJH]

That's why it came with a warning!

[MichaelJH Heart Star in reply to Calliope153]

I was thrill seeking in lock down! 😁

[gilreid1]

Well if that doesn’t scare us all into doing as we are told nothing will

😂😂

[Nathan53]

A serious dose of schmaltz.

I was 8 when that film came out. My parents took us to the Queen's Cinema (it had a huge new screen) in Newcastle Upon Tyne. We travelled 45 minutes to get there and it was planned for weeks. It was like Ferris Buellers big Day out. We went for a Chinese meal (we never went out for meals) My Sister and me felt super treated. The simple pleasures.

[Prada47 in reply to Nathan53]

Queens cinema bit posh we watched it at the Pearl between Willington Quay and North Shields gone along time ago

Stay Well Stay Safe

[Nathan53 in reply to Prada47]

And with your pseudonym you would know posh

I have always been posh I used to live in Chiffon hehe

[Nathan53 in reply to Prada47]

My predictive text going mad that was Chirton - never been involved with chiffon lol

[Prada47 in reply to Nathan53]

Chirton near Preston and New York

[Nathan53 in reply to Prada47]

Yes the first property we bought was in Chirton just along from West Percy Road. I enjoyed the time I lived there it was before the Meadowell riots which was 5 minutes away.

[Prada47 in reply to Nathan53]

My Great Grandad had the Dun Cow in New York small world this !!

Stay Safe and Well

[Nathan53 in reply to Prada47]

Yes you are right - you take care too

[S11m]

I was born in the 1940s - but appreciated it.

Did you all see this?:

facebook.com/ben.marsh.1650...

[Alison_L in reply to S11m]

I'd noticed it on fb, but not watched it. Very funny

[Milkfairy Heart Star]

As a child of the 1960's it still made me smile😊

[Nathan53 in reply to Milkfairy]

A mere child - don't rub it in

[SpiritoftheFloyd]

It played for a full year in the Carlton Cinema in Oxford Street Swansea - this was a huge cinema that held 3,000 people. Films used to hang around those days, if my memory serves me here Ryan's Daughter with John Miles spent the year 1970 there, followed by Love Story spending 1971 there

[gladliz]

Went on a trip from work one evening to see it in Liverpool. Had coach from and back to Chester, but arrived back too late for my last bus home. Can't remember if they had a whip round to get me a taxi or I walked the 3 and a half miles home.