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23 May 20 - 06:50 PM (#4054689) Subject: EFDSS Sunday Club From: Murpholly Are there any oldies out there who were members of the Sunday Club as I was. We met at the House on Sunday afternoons and rehearsed for all kinds of outings, Parliament Hill Fields, Crystal Palace, the Albert Hall Festivals and the Commonwealth Arts Festival. Great days but a memory. |
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26 May 20 - 05:02 PM (#4055372) Subject: RE: EFDSS Sunday Club From: Murpholly Refresh |
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29 May 20 - 04:03 PM (#4055876) Subject: RE: EFDSS Sunday Club From: The Sandman what years |
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29 May 20 - 05:11 PM (#4055881) Subject: RE: EFDSS Sunday Club From: Murpholly 1962 1966 |
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30 May 20 - 05:17 AM (#4055953) Subject: RE: EFDSS Sunday Club From: GUEST,Derek Schofield That was when Ron Smedley directed the Sunday Club/ London Folk wasn't it? Derek |
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30 May 20 - 06:18 AM (#4055964) Subject: RE: EFDSS Sunday Club From: Murpholly Yes Ron Smedley directed and Nan Flemming Williams and Pat Shaw often played for the demonstrations. |
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31 May 20 - 07:19 AM (#4056214) Subject: RE: EFDSS Sunday Club From: GUEST,Derek Schofield Ron is just coming up to his 92nd birthday. Derek |
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31 May 20 - 05:40 PM (#4056336) Subject: RE: EFDSS Sunday Club From: Murpholly Bet he's not dancing much these days. Once spent all our savings on tickets for New Year's Eve Dance. Jackie Toduff dancing with Princess Margaret no less. A night to remember. |
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01 Jun 20 - 04:38 AM (#4056403) Subject: RE: EFDSS Sunday Club From: GUEST,Derek Schofield Murpholly Jackie Toaduff relates the story of meeting and dancing with Princess Margaret in his autobiography … but I don't think it was New Year's Eve. Derek |