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FOR
YOUR DELECTATION:
A SYMPOSIUM OF JOCULAR MONOLOGUES,
HUMOROUS RECITATIONS & WHIMSICAL POETRY

Over
1,180 titles compiled by Paul Wilkinson
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'THE
LION & ALBERT' and many, many more... |
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'The Man Who Made The King Laugh!'
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Gracie
Fields - Joyce Grenfell - Elsie and Doris Waters and more...
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| THIS
WEEK'S SPOTLIGHT... |
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THE
BALLAD OF IDWAL SLABS
by
Showell Styles
I'll tell you the tale of a climber;
A drama of love on the crags;
A story to pluck at your heartstrings,
And tear your emotions to rags.
He was tall, he was fair, he was handsome;
John Christopher Brown was his name;
The Very Severes nearly bored him to tears
And he felt about girls, much the same.
Till one day, while climbing at Ogwen,
He fell... (just a figure of speech)
For the president's beautiful daughter,
Named Mary Jane Smith... what a peach!
Her figure was slim as Napes Needle;
Her lips were as red as Red Wall;
A regular tiger, she'd been up the Eiger,
North Wall, with no pitons at all!... |
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| ALBERT
AND THE 'EALTH & SAFETY INSPECTOR
by
Andrew Vasey
The story of Albert Ramsbottom,
And his trip to the old Blackpool Zoo,
Is one that is rightly remembered -
I can quite recommend it to you.
To put the whole thing in a nutshell,
And get on to our story today,
Young Albert was ate by a lion,
But, quite unharmed, got away.
Our story's set many years later,
With Albert himself now a dad.
He returned to the zoo with his wife, Chardonnay,
And young Albert Junior, their lad. |
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