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    Anyone remember the Playhouse?

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    The Playhouse was that the one with the open roof Margaret.
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    was there a couple of times but too sozzled to notice if the roof was gone??????

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    Spent many a night on my back ( dance floor ) looking up at the stars. lol
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    Default Roof's ???

    Me Thinks you getting mixed up a wee bit!
    The playhouse in Durban definately had a Roof!
    The Del Monico in Cape Town had the Ceiling of Stars but the roof was there as well!
    Too many Tipples both of you ! haha!
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    Quote Originally Posted by english margaret View Post
    Anyone remember the Playhouse?
    Remember it, how could I forget? Got thrown out of there not once, not twice but thrice. They concluded that I had no sence of decorum when just the slightest bit inebriated, I concluded they had no sence of humour. 'Sir you must drink from the glass not the bottle, it looks unsightly'
    'Listen mate just think how much washing up I am saving you"
    The bloody sidewalk out there was so hard!
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    The playhouse in Durban definately had a Roof!
    The Del Monico in Cape Town had the Ceiling of Stars but the roof was there as well!
    Too many Tipples both of you ! haha!
    Cheers



    Heres one for you Margaret the old Avalon Hotel in Orange / Hope Streets!

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    Celling and stars, mate you did not need a celling to see the stars, a dozen brandy squares and you could see the universe.
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    The one I often frequented was the Manchester Hotel, not far from the Grand. Had a great restaurant on ther first floor the food was very good and the waiters very friendly and obliging. Got me out of trouble on a couple of occasions.
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    John i did end up on the beach a few times so maybe the stars were there lol
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    hi E M. spent my 21st birthday in the bar of the playhouse. it had a roof and the interior was of stars, including a cloud or two.picked up a nice young lady in there. treated myself to a very old napoleon brandy which cost, i think about five bob;.
    a bottle of cheap brandy cost about the same at the time.
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