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I once had a boyfriend who worked as a barman at the Spartan. One evening the place had closed and I was waiting for my friend to finish tidying up and come home, when a cry was heard "Miss Williams is coming, Miss Williams is coming!" [[Kenneth Williams]] came in, accompanied by someone who looked like a bodyguard, and I talked with him briefly: he'd not long returned from a holiday in Morocco. <ref> Vox Pop item by [[User:Ross Burgess|Ross Burgess]], 3 April 2012.</ref> | I once had a boyfriend who worked as a barman at the Spartan. One evening the place had closed and I was waiting for my friend to finish tidying up and come home, when a cry was heard "Miss Williams is coming, Miss Williams is coming!" [[Kenneth Williams]] came in, accompanied by someone who looked like a bodyguard, and I talked with him briefly: he'd not long returned from a holiday in Morocco.<ref> Vox Pop item by [[User:Ross Burgess|Ross Burgess]], 3 April 2012.</ref> | ||
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The Spartan Club was a gay club in a basement in Tachbrook Street, Victoria. It was frequented by gay celebrities such as Kenneth Williams.
Vox Pop
[Vox Pop entries are personal recollections by individual contributors.]
I once had a boyfriend who worked as a barman at the Spartan. One evening the place had closed and I was waiting for my friend to finish tidying up and come home, when a cry was heard "Miss Williams is coming, Miss Williams is coming!" Kenneth Williams came in, accompanied by someone who looked like a bodyguard, and I talked with him briefly: he'd not long returned from a holiday in Morocco.[1]
External links
http://www.richardcaswell.com/NOTONETOGOSSIP2.html Notes by Richard Caswell).
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- ↑ Vox Pop item by Ross Burgess, 3 April 2012.