Pub Quiz thread
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Sorry BB, afraid not. Would have been a good connection back to your question though.
I wonder how many other singers there are who I've never heard of...
Not sure that I would have gone for that name myself. Meatloaf sounds far more manly.
Meatloaf - the artist formerly known as Mince.
NZ has it right...up early today, so with time on my hands found this about 'Pirates of Penzance':
The official premiere had been in New York on 31st December 1879, although one day earlier the piece (or a close approximation) had played at the Bijou Theatre in Paignton in order to secure the British copyright.
The official premiere had been in New York on 31st December 1879, although one day earlier the piece (or a close approximation) had played at the Bijou Theatre in Paignton in order to secure the British copyright.
There were also a few unoffical versions of that being performed in the USA as well at that time.
'Pirated' copies I suppose.
'Pirated' copies I suppose.
Snipe = a name for a particular size of wine bottle, the sharing of which can, twice in my experience, lead to the birth of a baby, and the amount it holds is similar in size to a mouthful of camel spit?
Oh well, was worth a try.
How about Herbert Smith? He was the chief engineer for Sopwith and designed their Camel and Snipe fighter planes in WW1. Not too sure about the baby though..