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Actor, Alan Boswell, who plays King Pellimore in the Minerva Clubs production of Camelot
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Actor, Alan Boswell, who plays King Pellimore in the Minerva Clubs production of Camelot
Actor, Alan Boswell, who plays King Pellimore in the Minerva Clubs production of Camelot, at the Kings Theatre, Glasgow, Scotland. During his break, he took one of his trusty steeds to the local pub, and enjoyed a pint poured by serving wench Margaret Gourlay. Pictured 20th November 1972
Daily Record
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Scotland
Media ID 21704393
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to the enchanting world of Camelot. Actor Alan Boswell, who flawlessly portrays King Pellimore in the Minerva Clubs production at the Kings Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland, takes a well-deserved break from his regal duties. During his respite, Alan decides to indulge in some local charm by riding one of his trusty steeds straight to a nearby pub. As he enters the establishment adorned in medieval armor and carrying a ball and chain prop, all eyes turn towards him with awe and amusement. Behind the bar stands Margaret Gourlay, a serving wench with an infectious smile that matches her warm hospitality. She skillfully pours Alan a pint of ale as they exchange lighthearted banter amidst laughter-filled conversations echoing throughout the tavern. This candid moment captures not only Alan's dedication to his craft but also showcases the camaraderie shared among performers during their downtime. The juxtaposition of medieval attire against contemporary surroundings adds an element of whimsy and transports us into another era where knights roamed freely. The Daily Record immortalizes this snapshot from November 20th, 1972 - an era when entertainment was cherished for its simplicity and genuine humor. This image serves as a reminder that even behind-the-scenes moments can be just as captivating as those on stage.
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