Getting pally at the Palais (Print 2300339) Aerial and these fancy-dress-clad cash collectors

and these fancy-dress-clad cash collectors had decided to have a sausage sizzle at Shawlands Cross

The extension was designed by James Miller and opened in 1907

Two-year-old Davis Marshall

we suspect this might be the skull of a Northern bottlenose whale

was just about to be turned into a roller-skating rink

Getting pally at the Palais (Print 2300339) Aerial and these fancy-dress-clad cash collectorsIt's Friday, you've done your 40 hours, it's time to shake off your workaday cares and hit the dancin! Who knows? You might even get a lumber The Dennistoun Palais (the 'Denny' to regulars), seen here in 1938, first opened its doors to dancers in 1922, but was destroyed by fire in 1936. When it was rebuilt and re opened in 1938 it was the biggest dance hall in Glasgow, with a capacity of 1,800. It was said that ten times round the dance floor