Madge always referred to her younger clientele as "My little darlings". At one point I believe she was married to a police officer - Sergeant Keegan.

To get the thread back on topic

Did anybody go in the original old Alfred Moodies when it had the sawdust down and spitoons? Moodies and The Old Globe down Westgate were always good places to find a quite corner if you were a bit young.

Wollo wollo wollo wayoo posted on another thread.

Did anybody go in the original old Alfred Moodies when it had the sawdust down and spitoons? Moodies and The Old Globe down Westgate were always good places to find a quite corner if you were a bit you.

Did Moodies regularly but can't remember the Old globe, where exactly was it?

I remember the Old Globe, it was at the bottom of Westgate where the retail park is now Jinnjer, and yes Moodies in the seventy's with the spittoons and the sawdust, happy days, I could go on for ever

We used to do Moodies then over the precinct to Yates, queued for 15mins in an airport type system to get a Dock of Australian white wine, it was awful, probably the equivalent of the yoof of today buying shots.

Does anyone remember the Moonraker night club in the Bull ring, that was a dive, such people has Chissitt would venture I would think

The Dock wine was crap, but everyone went in and had one, we must have been nuts

Yes, I'll do it but will take a bit of time to unpick it all.
Hold the line please caller.....

Some good pubs gone over the years and had some good laughs in them and that dock god it was witches poison dolly grays and grab a granny night mitre for match of day before going in mecca my mate doing door on Raquels and after hours and they go on about youngsters of today binge drinking wonder where they got it from.

Best place ever!! Heppy's nightclub!! Many a drunken happy time in there, remember the boxing ring as the dance floor lol

We as kids were punks so mostly went into Leeds, every now and then did Heppys, free steak Canadian to allow it to by pass the nightclub laws.

Ok Poptart, if it's too much hassle leave it, a few have posted on the thread so should make this thread about the players again.

The Globe pub stood at right angles to the Smiths Arms
Next door on the corner of Ings Road was the Harlequin Cafe
Between the two pubs was the gate to the mill Patons & Baldwins or Hayley's can't remember ...