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The Clifton Arms public house, No. 12 Gosbrook Road, Caversham, Reading, c. 1950. Two cars are parked outside, one with white-wall tyres, and the other a two-tone Rolls Royce, which is said to have belonged to the comedian, Max Miller. He was said to have been a friend of the landlord, and would pay a visit when he was appearing at The Palace Theatre in Reading. 1950-1959

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