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Thursday 10 February 2011

Silver Moon / Patties, Dantzic Place

Dantzic Place and Shudehill tram stop. (c) googlemaps.

The Silver Moon was on Dantzic Place, off Dantzic Street, owned in the 1970s by Terry / Ted Barry then Pete Farrell [1].  Farrell and his wife later renamed the Silver Moon as Patties and changed it into more of a disco [2].  Thanks to 'Tigger' and June at Man Mates for these reminisces.  These days Dantzic Place has been opened up due to the building of Shudehill tram stop, so the Silver Moon / Patties may have been one of the buildings shown.

1. http://manmates.proboards.com.
2. http://manmates.proboards.com.

4 comments:

  1. Incorrect.
    Thge Silver Moon name remained as such and changed to 'Waves' around 1975-6 by the then Manager, Dave Degg

    'Tigger'

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  3. To add more info.
    In the early-mid 1960's the club was called 'Kilroy's '
    Ted Barry and his Wife, Vera owned the 'Magic Village' club in Cromford Court.
    Sometime during the late 1960's the bought the club in Dantzic place (still there but only the building which housed Rosenfields still standing).
    Pete Farrell bought The Silver Moon from Ted Barry in 1971/2. The Name remained until 1975/6 when it changed to 'Waves'.

    'Tigger'

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  4. Who were the doormen

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