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The programme for the evening. |
Master of Ceremonies for the evening Jo Smith, caught with glass in hand! |
Off to a good start, with mother and daughter (Karina & Annaleise Farnlucher) telling us of the impossibility of getting Cheap Flights. |
Jonathan Neil told us, in a roundabout way, of the trials and tribulations of his first job in which a maroon Morris Marina figured prominently! |
Then Annaleise was back, this time with Pru Harrold. Hallelujah! |
Jo Smith tried to accompany himself on the bass guitar while singing in French the mad fool! Some things are unrepeatable. |
Fortunately, Wendy Downs followed to give us a tuneful rendition of "Downtown" |
and Rachel Spiller, organiser of the evening, followed with "Whistle Down the Wind." |
Anne Flanagan told us the story of the "Deck of Cards" |
Penny McKay told us of her less usual "Favourite Things" |
and Sarah Horne came all the way from Kent to sing "Lazybones" |
with herself on a backing track, under the watchful eye of Neil Hardinge and her husband Dave Horne. |
The interval followed and the photographer caught a rare sighting of Janet "Properties" Hardinge outside her normal habitat. |
John McGregor started the second half, telling us some "Terrible Twos" jokes. |
Then Annaleise was back again, this time with one of her ASH puppets miming along to "Walking on Sunshine." |
The MC followed, this time reading one of his own short stories, "Down the Tubes" a rhythmic ride undergrind. |
Nick Webb and Mel White gave us a couple of melodious numbers. |
Dil Williamson-Smith brought a lump to our throats with her rendition of "Send in the Clowns." |
Mark and Rachel Spiller told us of possible additional costs of a funeral. |
Dave Horne sang an unusual folk song about a Supermarine Walrus operating in WW2. |
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