RIP Dora Bryan

[Change at Barnham]

This thread is NSC at it's finest.

 

[WATFORD zero]

RIP Dora, who i always understood could be an angel or a nightmare as described above. Peggy Mount, who was mentioned above, had a lot of friends in certain Brighton communities and has always been described as lovely, but my own favourite of the luvvies of that era was Molly Sugden. Everyone i know who ever met or dealt with her has said she was one of the nicest people they have met.

 

[thisistips]

Agree with most above, worked for her loads of times sometimes lovely others a right cow. Did she still live in the flat at Clarges? Haven't seen her around for ages.

I rented a flat off her at Clarges in the early 90s. It was great and she was lovely, really friendly. The front door of Clarges features in Carry on Girls

 

[Harry H]

My best mate lived just round the corner from Clarges in the 70's.
She would let us in for a drink and feed us for nothing.
We were 14/15 years old and she was gorgeous and fun.
We thought that she was nuts,but even then I think it was probably the booze.
Still 91 isn't a bad age for someone who loved the lush.
RIP Dora.

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

She used to come to my school in Shoreham for all the events as her son was a pupil there. She was an awful singer.

She also had a son that went to school at Longhill in the early 70s - always got picked up in a posh car, never on the school bus.

Perhaps she had two sons, or moved schools maybe? Anyways he was a year or two above me so didn't really know him.

RIP : 91 = good innings ......