Lucy Brouwer

Specifically - is there a Berni Inn photo archive?!

Academics of 20th Century LGBTQ+ history does anyone have access to this article so I could see if it's relevant to my research please? Thank you. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

I have a great idea for a podcast but I need to get paid!

Can someone suggest a viable WFH part time job for me? I’m a researcher with writing, presenting and organisational skills and I really can’t face applying to “train AI”.

I think there are several similar tree drawings, a view from a window, if I recall correctly. He did a lot of tree pictures. share.google/8OKr0caetkZa...

This is a photo of the original drawing if that’s what you mean.

I love this one and I can’t put my finger on why, but it’s been on my phone since the Tate Paul Nash show several years ago.

Natch.

Made me want to visit again just to look round,

Lasdun’s National Theatre as modern Stone Henge? Love it!

I can’t be the only one shouting “Get an electric kettle” at Waiting For The Out (otherwise enjoying it)

The 1986 cover art makes this look like the odd “sport/humour” books that made up my dad’s meagre bookshelf when I was a kid. J.L. Carr truly unpredictable! @backlisted.bsky.social #MonkeyTonks

a woman is sitting on a brown chaise lounge in a living room . ALT: a woman is sitting on a brown chaise lounge in a living room .

Oh why is the postdrome so much worse than the migraine?

She (Jolliffe Metcalfe) was associated with The Group Theatre, Leontine Segan and The Forum Club. Certainly in London in ‘30s, so might help give me more context. Thanks again.

Thanks very much I will investigate

Matt could you recommend any reading about lesbian life in 1930s London? I’ve been researching a friend’s aunt who was an author /
Playwright with an interesting life, vague Christie connection. Look forward to reading your book when I get the opportunity. Thanks

Just cancelled Ancestry, re subscribed on same account and got a refund for the difference- so worth doing!

Thankfully I got into using earplugs later in my gig-going career.

@jondennis.bsky.social Hi Jon… I was not prepared at all! I got used to it eventually. Rediscovered that article when looking for a pic to illustrate. I hope I wasn’t too rude about your band, I tried to write the gigs up without hindsight.

TNT Union, Nottingham, 15 February 1993, The support band, Blab Happy, so technically the first band I saw live… www.theguardian.com/music/2003/m... /

And my version: radioheadin100gigs.com/1-nottingham...

Post a pic of the venue where you saw your first concert and the band or artist

a black and white photo of a group of people walking on a field . ALT: a black and white photo of a group of people walking on a field .

If Tottenham are wearing a “replica 1901 kit” shouldn’t their shorts be longer?

Have your say about the future of the Torquay Pavilion. Torbay Council are running an online public consultation to gather views about the future "viable, sustainable uses" for the Grade II listed Pavilion. The cut-off for comment is 25th January. Survey here: bit.ly/453wnFz
📷 Morgan Ellis Leigh

There must be an efficient way to bring back decent and thorough events listings. So many crappy apps, someone should be able to make that work?

Must go into 1940s as BS aged 38 in the photo with RT according to caption. Loads of Dietrich, Gable & Lombard, Garbo and sundry other starlets - pics all cut out and glued in. Joan Crawford defo the compiler’s favourite!

It reminded me: I bought a movie scrapbook at a carboot sale a few years ago. Mostly 1930s Joan Crawford, Errol Flynn etc from Picturegoer & similar mags, but Barbara Stanwyck features as wife of Robert Taylor. No idea who compiled it.

Re-upping this 2nd hand find from the other week

Double billed The Lady Eve and Ball of Fire and now all
other films are too calm .

Just successfully (🤞) took my TV remote control apart, degunked and fixed the stuck buttons. Hope this bodes well for the rest of the year. Thanks to expired Art Fund card for being my spudger. #spudger (Household gunk - yuck)

A rosy-cheeked panda mascot with a huge head stands around in a convention centre.

Taputapu is a lively and optimistic panda with a huge face, and he appears in picture books and anime.