The Second Pier![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 6th August 1912
26th May 1914![]() ![]() 26-7-1920![]() 20th April 1926![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() A programme from 6th August 1928
Programmes from1932 and 1934 from the Portsmouth Players![]() Sunday 8th June 1933 programme Percival Mackey and his Band
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![]() ![]() 1939The 1940's![]() 30th May 1940![]() 25th April 1942![]() Wally Fry's Collegians, 18th November 1942![]() ![]() Sunday 6th June 1943 programme
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![]() Sunday 3rd September 1945 programme
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![]() ![]() 29-12-1949The 1950's
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31-7-1952![]()
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The 1960's![]() ![]() ![]()
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![]() ![]() Arthur Askey, May 1964![]()
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The 1970's
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The 1980's, The Third Pier![]() ![]() The four Gaiety girls, Lewis and Payne, Palfi the clown, Shelly Lozano, Joe Parker, Ann Luckett, Pier Manager Howard Fuller![]() The South Parade Pier, 1981, 1982 and 1983.
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The 1990's![]()
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![]() ![]() Barking Spiderotherwise known as John Roberts with the first ever Barking Spider gig at the South Parade Pier 2000 showing the mandolin maestro Pete Clark
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The 21st Century![]() ![]()
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On Meridian Television, a brief film about Local organists on the Pier, Kenny Law is mentioned.- organists and rag and bone men -
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