Talk:Gay Lifestyles Exhibition - Revision history

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	* Who CMA were, and whether the exhibition ran in more than one year.		* Who CMA were, and whether the exhibition ran in more than one year.
	* Attendance, size, and the range of exhibitors.		* Attendance, size, and the range of exhibitors.
	* Whether Take That performed, as recalled by a contributor. They are known to		* Whether Take That performed, as recalled by a contributor. They are known to have played gay venues early in their career, but by December 1994 they were among the biggest acts in Britain, so an appearance at a consumer exhibition would be notable and needs confirming.
	have played gay venues early in their career, but by December 1994 they were
	among the biggest acts in Britain, so an appearance at a consumer exhibition
	would be notable and needs confirming.

	WHERE TO LOOK		WHERE TO LOOK
	Contemporary listings and reviews in Boyz, Gay Times, the Pink Paper and Capital		Contemporary listings and reviews in Boyz, Gay Times, the Pink Paper and Capital Gay for November and December 1994; the Bishopsgate Institute and Hall-Carpenter Archives hold runs of these.
	Gay for November and December 1994; the Bishopsgate Institute and Hall-Carpenter
	Archives hold runs of these.

LGBT-HP at 06:46, 19 July 2026

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	STILL TO ESTABLISH		STILL TO ESTABLISH
	* Who CMA were, and whether the exhibition ran in more than one year~~. The~~		* Who CMA were, and whether the exhibition ran in more than one year.
	~~wiki previously recorded a 1993 exhibition, which may be a separate event or~~
	~~may be a misdating of this one~~.
	* Attendance, size, and the range of exhibitors.		* Attendance, size, and the range of exhibitors.
	* Whether Take That performed, as recalled by a contributor. They are known to		* Whether Take That performed, as recalled by a contributor. They are known to

LGBT-HP: Created page with "This article is a stub built almost entirely from a single advertisement and from personal recollection. No published account of the exhibition has been found: it appears in no reference work, and there is no surviving coverage online. Anything below should be treated as unverified until a contemporary source is located. STILL TO ESTABLISH * Who CMA were, and whether the exhibition ran in more than one year. The wiki previously recorded a 1993 exhibition, which may be..."

2026-07-19T06:45:20Z

Created page with "This article is a stub built almost entirely from a single advertisement and from personal recollection. No published account of the exhibition has been found: it appears in no reference work, and there is no surviving coverage online. Anything below should be treated as unverified until a contemporary source is located. STILL TO ESTABLISH * Who CMA were, and whether the exhibition ran in more than one year. The wiki previously recorded a 1993 exhibition, which may be..."

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This article is a stub built almost entirely from a single advertisement and
from personal recollection. No published account of the exhibition has been
found: it appears in no reference work, and there is no surviving coverage
online. Anything below should be treated as unverified until a contemporary
source is located.

STILL TO ESTABLISH
* Who CMA were, and whether the exhibition ran in more than one year. The
wiki previously recorded a 1993 exhibition, which may be a separate event or
may be a misdating of this one.
* Attendance, size, and the range of exhibitors.
* Whether Take That performed, as recalled by a contributor. They are known to
have played gay venues early in their career, but by December 1994 they were
among the biggest acts in Britain, so an appearance at a consumer exhibition
would be notable and needs confirming.

WHERE TO LOOK
Contemporary listings and reviews in Boyz, Gay Times, the Pink Paper and Capital
Gay for November and December 1994; the Bishopsgate Institute and Hall-Carpenter
Archives hold runs of these.