Celebrities That Are Still Alive
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Google is your friend...Alwaysneil said:Who?
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Colin McDonald
Australian opening batsman of the fifties and early sixties. 47 tests at 39.32
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Good one Len. He was the top scorer in both innings of the 1956 Test when Jim Laker took 19 wickets - 32 and 89.1
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"Frau Blucher!" (Horses neigh)Alwaysneil said:Who?
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Was Babs Beverly on this thread before she passed away at the age of 91 last week?
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There’s a significant one coming up towards the latter part of 2019.....but I’m keeping my powder dry for the time being until their 90th.....a 100% genuinely huge worldwide personality.
Having said that, I spoke to someone recently who informed me that the said person is not at all well.......so I guess it’s 50/50 whether they will make it onto Rivs honours board.
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She wasn't but would have been most welcome.shirty5 said:Was Babs Beverly on this thread before she passed away at the age of 91 last week?
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I didn't have to google the cricket details. I remember a young Benaud often referring to him in glowing terms in commentary back in the sixties. Indeed the suggestion was made that Bill Lawry (only early eighties) was his natural successor......Riviera said:
If you have to google it's a definite NO.LenGlover said:Colin McDonald
Australian opening batsman of the fifties and early sixties. 47 tests at 39.32
Born 17 November 19280 -
Actually I think she is along with Teddie. No time just now to look but will find later if nobody else does so first.Riviera said:
She wasn't but would have been most welcome.shirty5 said:Was Babs Beverly on this thread before she passed away at the age of 91 last week?
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I thought the rule was if YOU have to Google it, it's a definite NO. Nobody else's opinion on celebrity has any bearing on this thread. Or have you moved the goalposts Chirps?Riviera said: 1 -
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As I’ve told you countless times before this thread is about famous celebrities that are over 90 and still alive and NOT just people over 90 who are still alive. But you just carry on in your own little world trawling through cricinfo etc.LenGlover said:
I didn't have to google the cricket details. I remember a young Benaud often referring to him in glowing terms in commentary back in the sixties. Indeed the suggestion was made that Bill Lawry (only early eighties) was his natural successor......Riviera said:
If you have to google it's a definite NO.LenGlover said:Colin McDonald
Australian opening batsman of the fifties and early sixties. 47 tests at 39.32
Born 17 November 19280 -
I was right.Algarveaddick said:Babs and Teddie from the Beverly Sisters.
@Algarveaddick from December 2017.0 -
No - I'm 1021
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Doris Day .. still whipcrackawaying at 961
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The Deadwood Stage hasn't called for her yet.1
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She's on the original list on page 1.Lincsaddick said:Doris Day .. still whipcrackawaying at 96
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Lionel Blair is 90 today so can now join the list.2
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Yes he can.Bangkokaddick said:Lionel Blair is 90 today so can now join the list.
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Frank O'Farrell
Ex Man Utd manager born 9 October 19270 -
RIPLenGlover said:Bill Slater England International footballer. Born 29 April 1927.Played all England's matches in the 1958 World Cup and Wolves was his club at the time. His daughter is Barbara Slater who commentates on gymnastics and is the first female Director of Sport at the BBC.
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Happy Birthday dear Bernard. A stalwart of British film, theatre and television. My favourite role of his is undoubtedly Mr. Hutchinson the spoons salesman.0
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This is not an RIP thread, it's quite clearly about people who are very much alive! And with respect Mr Salter does not qualify.LenGlover said:
RIPLenGlover said:Bill Slater England International footballer. Born 29 April 1927.Played all England's matches in the 1958 World Cup and Wolves was his club at the time. His daughter is Barbara Slater who commentates on gymnastics and is the first female Director of Sport at the BBC.
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Dave Bartholomew was 100 years old on Christmas Eve.
Rhythm and blues, big band, swing, rock and roll, New Orleans jazz, Dixieland
Dave wrote and composed many hits including My-Ding-A-Ling, I Hear You Knocking as well as a string of hits working alongside Fats Domino.2
