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Thanks again to Charles for these two. Don't know where he found them.

Adrian Stern  Two new (very old) fliers

2023-01-14-20:58:07

Thanks to Charles for this one. Don't know where he found it.

Adrian Stern  Nice flyer sent in by Charles. Where does he find them?

2019-11-04-22:38:08

Adrian Stern  Thanks once again to Charles for this LET flyer and also for the Chitty Chitty etc one below

2018-05-15-15:59:12

Adrian Stern  Thanks to Charles we now have a fine selection of old flyers. The streets of Soho and particularly Piccadilly Circus were flooded with these handouts in the sixties to the extent that I believe Westminster actually banned them? But they are also memories - I saw one was marked Tony. Wonder if that was Tony Smith from Bournemouth.

2017-03-26-21:57:08

charles  well done Adrian, i am sure those beautiful old Flyers will bring back beautiful memories to many of us.. love the ones of Le Kilt and La Poubelle...

2017-03-27-04:55:48

Tony Engleman  It was me the Tony, I was the manager from 66/69 this Birdland card was designed by Richard Fox Printer and myself.

2017-03-27-09:13:32

Adrian Stern  The name Tony is on a card from the Scotch. But of course I remember you at Birdland - and remember Dick the printer. A lot of these cards were drawn by Barry - who's name I remember but can't put a face to him

2017-03-27-10:30:34

Lesley  Great collection, Adrian and Charles. Lovely to see them.

2017-03-27-10:54:02

Vibeke / Vibi  Indeed a great collection. I also remember quite a few of them, although some of them must be from later than 1969 when I left London. I, too, remember Dick, and like you, Adrian, I can't put a face on Barry. Great memories from several of the clubs. In Die Fledermaus I was the first DJ. Le Kilt was my second "home", and then The Scotch with all the incredible events!!

2017-03-27-11:10:41

Steve Knight  One of those fold-over Le Kilt cards Martin issued to me as life membership card which he kept behind the desk. Said I would always be able to get in free if I ever came back. When I came back many years later they didn't know what I was talking about and I had to pay to get in. C'est la vie!

2017-03-27-11:53:40

Adrian Stern  You should have mentioned my name! No but it's funny how we thought ourselves immortal and everything was forever!

2017-03-27-12:02:48

Jon F  Adrian introduced me to Samanthas and to Jean-Pierre Manager. I can still remember the tune as I entered for the first time."I spy for the FBI"

2018-08-26-16:28:00

Jon F  I met Adrian here in 1965. Went every weekend till about 1967, Very popular with quasi mods

2018-08-26-16:29:14