Presented by Chris Woodward, a talk illustrating the birth & demise of this unique genre of live entertainment, through a select set of its most famous singing & comedic stars. It also includes a look at societal change & the massive inequalities across this period as well the fame, scandals and the 'hidden' deeper risqué meanings of some of the verses in otherwise innocuous songs. Basically, all of this sets up a really good excuse for a great sing-a-longs including: "Don’t Dilly Dally", "Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me a Bow Wow!", "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo", “If You Were the Only Girl in The World” - All words on screen or on the song sheets provided. All in all, it offers the opportunity for a bit of fun audience participation. Period dress optional! Don’t be shy because as the song states: “A Little of What You Fancy Does You Good!”