Alphabet associations - I

**mercia** · 06-03-12, 12:14

Originally posted by Norfolk Born View Post

a controversial drama critic

Tynan ?

EDIT - I see where this neat question is going, but I don't want to spoil it for anyone else

**Nick Armstrong** · 06-03-12, 12:33

Originally posted by amateur51 View Post

Many thanks for this, Caliban - Listening now on Spotify - what a find, cor!

Ah! Excellent, you are welcome! Catchy stuff isn't it... and brilliantly done by Minkowski's band

**Norfolk Born** · 06-03-12, 12:45

Originally posted by mercia View Post

Tynan ?

**cloughie** · 06-03-12, 13:02

I'll take a shot from outside the box - Objector.

**Norfolk Born** · 06-03-12, 13:24

I'm afraid that went wide. Goal kick!

**amateur51** · 06-03-12, 13:25

Osborne?

**mercia** · 06-03-12, 13:28

Brighton West Pier took a starring role in a musical/film

EDIT - the film dates from 1969

just trying to be helpful

**Norfolk Born** · 06-03-12, 13:53

So it did!

No Osbornes are involved.

**amateur51** · 06-03-12, 14:19

Originally posted by mercia View Post

Brighton West Pier took a starring role in a musical/film

EDIT - the film dates from 1969

just trying to be helpful

Oh What A Lovely War?

**cloughie** · 06-03-12, 14:28

Is the O at the beginning or end of word(s)?

**mercia** · 06-03-12, 14:36

Originally posted by Norfolk Born View Post

a railway junction

Crewe [Marie Lloyd]

The Tynan piece also dates from 1969

**Anna** · 06-03-12, 14:44

Originally posted by mercia View Post

Crewe [Marie Lloyd

So that's "Oh Mr. Porter" then?

**mercia** · 06-03-12, 14:45

Originally posted by cloughie View Post

Is the O at the beginning or end of word(s)?

see the post before yours for the very word

**Anna** · 06-03-12, 14:57

And therefore Oh! Calcutta! But cannot get anywhere with politician's wife and peace and war

**mercia** · 06-03-12, 15:00

Originally posted by Anna View Post

cannot get anywhere with politician's wife

no, nor can I

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