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The Bee Gees on Set with Johnny Speight, 1968 Print

Framed Print : The Bee Gees on Set with Johnny Speight, 1968 Print
Framed Print : The Bee Gees on Set with Johnny Speight, 1968 Print
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Framed Print of The Bee Gees are put through their paces by Britain

The Bee Gees are put through their paces by Britains top comedy writer Johnny Speight, who will be writing the screenplay for their first full length feature film Lord Kitcheners Little Drummer Boys. The plot concerns the press ganging of the boys to join the army as bandsmen during the Boer War, filming starts later this year.
Johnny marches The Bee Gees through London as he gives them a taste of whats to come 29th March 1968.
Pictured (l to r). Vince Melouney, Colin Peterson, Robin Gibb, Barry Gigg and Maurice Gibb with Johnny Speight. © Mirrorpix

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Framed Prints featuring iconic images like 'The Bee Gees are put through their paces by Britain' from Memory Lane. Perfect for music lovers and fans of British culture, these framed prints make a great addition to any room's wall art collection or office decor.

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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 58.8cm x 41.4cm (23.1" x 16.3")

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