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Peter Bennett captain of Leyton Orient F. C. and Gerry Queen entertain
Peter Bennett captain of Leyton Orient F.C. and Gerry Queen entertain and gave some football tips to four lovely dancers from the Festival Ballet Company at Leyton Orient Football Club today. The Festival Ballet Company are forming their own team and hope to play a team from the Royal Ballet Company. The Four Girls: Cherida Langford, Jayne Ball, Annette May, Heather McCubbin. said after their practice at Leyton Orient :" Its almost as strenuous as dancing." The Royal Festival Ballet opens at the Festival Hall on Thursday, August 23rd. August 1973 P012711
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Media ID 21596508
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 7.6cm x 5.8cm (3" x 2.3")
Estimated Product Size is 10cm x 10cm (3.9" x 3.9")
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In this print from 1973, Peter Bennett, the captain of Leyton Orient F. C. , and Gerry Queen can be seen entertaining four lovely dancers from the Festival Ballet Company. The atmosphere is filled with excitement as these talented individuals exchange football tips at Leyton Orient Football Club. The Festival Ballet Company has set its sights on forming their own team and dreams of playing against the renowned Royal Ballet Company. Cherida Langford, Jayne Ball, Annette May, and Heather McCubbin – the four girls in focus – express their amazement after a rigorous practice session at Leyton Orient: "It's almost as strenuous as dancing!". This unique fusion of dance and sport showcases an unusual collaboration that took place during the vibrant 1970s era. The photograph captures a moment where boundaries between different art forms are blurred, highlighting the versatility and athleticism required in both disciplines. While not explicitly mentioned in this caption, it is worth noting that commercial use should be avoided when utilizing this image from Memory Lane Prints. Instead, let us appreciate how this snapshot encapsulates a remarkable meeting between two worlds – football and ballet – reminding us of the power of unity through shared passions.
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