Julian demonstrates that his hand no longer trembles
Some of the photos DADS has accumulated over the years.
Make up workshop run by Paul Engelen when we were preparing for Aladdin in 2005, our first pantomime for over 50 years.
Pictures show Jonathan, Heather, Gillian & David in various stages of completion.
Click on an image for a larger view...
DADS fund faising Quiz evening 2007.
Being a DADS event, in addition to the usual 'Pub Quiz' questions, teams were expected to sing and act to secure points. The 'Quizmaster's' favourite interactive offering being Tim and Marilyn's rendition of 'Gunfight at the OK Corral'.
Gunfight at the OK Corral...
BBQs & Garden Parties.
Since its humble beginnings the annual DADS Garden Party (usually comprising of a BBQ and salad bar etc.) has been a popular event in the society. Instigated by DADS President Paddy Firmston-Williams in 1994 and subsequently Hosted by Paddy & Di for many years, the occassion has grown along with the current incarnation of DADS. These days we are lucky enough to still have members in the village with space enough to accomodate us.
Genteel Surrey afternoons
I don't think it's the photo that's blurred!
Rhubarb rhubarb rhubarb....
If it's brown it's burnt, if it's black it's......
DADS 90th 'Birthday' celebration and History Exhibition in the Winn Hall, October 2006.
We were pleased and surprised at the response to our piece in the Surrey Ad publicising the event. Many members from DADS' of days gone by arrived and enjoyed reliving the 'old times'. We also received many tributes from ex-DADS well wishers from all over the country.
Anne sporting her
weapon of choice..
..the birthday cake
Those certainly were the good
old days!
The door which was 'Rogered' by Roger in Henry, in the character of 'Admiral Gane' he stormed on set and slammed the door so hard it was jammed shut
Roger, as 'Lucien' lost his head in Tomb, but we gave it back to him after the show
"Let me have about me men who are fat..." David as the mad 'Marcus' in Tomb
The urbane, unctuous and rather dusty lawyer 'Penworthy'
played by Brian Dean in Tomb
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