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Bill Beasley, Bookmakers winner, asks Royal Commission of Betting Lotteries & Gambling to

Bill Beasley, Bookmakers winner, asks Royal Commission of Betting Lotteries & Gambling to


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Bill Beasley, Bookmakers winner, asks Royal Commission of Betting Lotteries & Gambling to

Bill Beasley, Bookmakers winner, asks Royal Commission of Betting Lotteries & Gambling to make street betting legal. October 1949

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Mirrorpix

Media ID 21254339

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Cigarette Gambling Street


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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to October 1949, where the charismatic figure of Bill Beasley takes center stage. A man of undeniable charm and confidence, Beasley proudly holds a lit cigarette in his hand as he addresses the Royal Commission of Betting Lotteries & Gambling. Having emerged victorious as a bookmakers winner, Beasley boldly advocates for the legalization of street betting - an issue that was undoubtedly controversial during those times. His impassioned plea resonates through the photograph, capturing both his determination and belief in the importance of personal freedom. The setting itself reflects the essence of 1940s street life; gritty yet vibrant with activity. As smoke swirls around him, Beasley's presence commands attention amidst a backdrop filled with other individuals engaged in various forms of gambling. This image encapsulates not only an era but also sheds light on societal attitudes towards gambling and individual liberties during that time period. It serves as a reminder that even then, voices like Beasley's were willing to challenge established norms and push for change. Memory Lane Prints has expertly preserved this momentous occasion through their impeccable printing techniques. The clarity and depth captured within this print allow us to step into history and witness firsthand one man's passionate pursuit for legalizing street betting - forever etched in our collective memory.

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