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Some of the first films seen in the UK were presented in late 19th century myriorama shows. [9] Although cinema eventually replaced the myriorama, this kind of entertainment stayed popular until the late 1920s, and was considered a Christmas-time treat. In December 1912 the Pooles first presented their Loss of the Titanic in "eight tableaux", starting with "a splendid marine effect" of the ship gliding across the scene. [10] A descendant of theirs, Hudson John Powell, gathered together the family story in Poole's Myriorama!: a story of travelling panorama showmen (2002). The Guardian has called their myrioramas part of the "popular visual culture of the 19th century". [11] Ian adds: "We played some of the worst clubs in the country, including the hardest club in Coventry, the Tam O'Shanter club, but we were fine because it was a Scottish club, the red coats used to hate it, they said it was like working in Glasgow!" Krankies Television – BFI entry". Ftvdb.bfi.org.uk. Archived from the original on 18 October 2012 . Retrieved 22 April 2010. David Haye cuts a dapper figure as he steps out for dinner with glamorous girlfriend Sian Osborne after hinting they are in a new throuple How Meghan and Kate 'cosplayed' as Princess Diana - as Omid Scobie claims they were 'urged to dress like mother-in-law so her shine would rub off

Princess Andre, 16, looks just like her famous mum Katie Price as she cuts a casual figure at PrettyLittleThing event Benidorm's sauciest ever moments: From Queen of the Swingers Janette Krankie to Madge's brutal put-downsLeaving your beauty routine out in the cold? Three beauty experts on the skin, hair and nail tips they're giving their celebrity clients this winter No,” says Ian. “It was never orgies or wife-swapping parties or swingers’ clubs. We just had a bit of a wild spell when we had lots of fun – our Dirty Thirties.” EXCLUSIVE: Ill, thin and broken, ex-England footballer Kieron Dyer, 44, was dying with a rare liver disease... Gang responsible for deaths of 39 men, women and children who died of hyperthermia and suffocation in an airtight container in Essex finally jailed