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More of Bradford 1950s and 60s music heroes | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

More of Bradford 1950s and 60s music heroes | Bradford Telegraph and Argus
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The East London venue where Churchill spoke and Pavarotti recorded | East London and West Essex Guardian Series


Walthamstow’s Assembly Hall on Forest Road is a magnificent Grade II listed building of 1937 to 1942, part of the municipal Town Hall complex. Its striking Swedish inter-war design was the work of Philip Dalton Hepworth, the winner of an architectural competition launched in 1929 to design a new civic complex for the new Borough of Walthamstow.
Essentially designed as a theatre to accommodate an audience of up to 900, the Assembly Hall has hosted an eclectic range of performances over the years, from musical concerts, ballets, and light entertainment to boxing and wrestling matches.
One of the most unusual acts was a televised thought transference demonstration in 1949, by married couple Sydney and Lesley Piddington, famed for their telepathic radio and stage shows. Live televised shows were especially popular in the 1950s and ‘60s and many touring acts were booked to perform at the Assembly Hall. ....

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Marcel Stellman obituary


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“I’d like to be remembered as the Dreaded Marcel Stellman,” Marcel Stellman once told me. “That’s what Spike Milligan called me. I produced I’m Walking Backwards for Christmas with the Goons in 1956 and I thought it would be a Christmas release. Spike insisted that it came out in the summer. It was a Top 10 hit and we followed it with The Ying Tong Song.”
Stellman, who has died aged 96, had a long career in the music industry, both as a record executive and producer with Decca, and as a song lyricist whose hits included Tulips from Amsterdam. He was also, unexpectedly, the man who brought the popular television show Countdown to the UK. ....

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