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Newbies attempt to master the signing-in book
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With thespians rearranging the upstairs room, most people head for the alley outside, including the Dowager Duchess of Northumberland and a cherubic Robert Beckwith
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Anton considers the mean streets down which he must go
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Benjamin considers where his next pint is coming from
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Compton-Bassett and Anton Krause
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Richard Hawker tries it on with da ladeez
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How Scarheart should always be remembered
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The all-important ritual of signing in. The useless dip pen and leaky inkwell are all part of the trial
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Upstairs Downton kick off
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The lady on the left is a loosely disguised version of Cora from DA. The hippy chap on the right is obsessed with stuffing newts
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As you can see, we had a pretty full house
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A thinly veiled skit on chain-smoking Mr Barrow
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Rudely confronted by a plot device
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Mr Barrow predates on the cunning maid who has invented a small tool for stuffing newts
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A slightly unconvincing version of Maggie Smith's character enters
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A denouement is rising
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The denouement thickens
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What would be a curtain call if we had any curtains
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A rare sighting of Maximillion Conrad
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Mai is happy with a glass in her hand
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Eugenie Rhodes gathers her strength for the journey home
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Richard Hawker
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Niall expounds
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Robert Beckwith (r) and the Conte de Lignano Sabbiadoro
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That chap on the left had the audacity to turn up without a tie on. Fortunately he managed to procure one before he was horsewhipped.
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Hawker takes centre stage, though Craigoh takes the prize for looking sinister with his beard (the result of not shaving for ages, on account of illness)