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Are the world famous Platters the real platters?
no they are not the real platters...all the original platters except for one living...herb reed is the only living platter..the rest have pass away...the estate that owns the comon law rights to the name personality prod and 5 platters prod own by jean benette lic the branson group to use the name... they have to be call branson world famous platters....they have been lic for 15 years in branson.....all others claiming right are phonies...............
Who organizes the blackpool illuminations?
Blackpool Council. This year the switch on concert is also supported by Real radio and Smooth radio.
What is the real name of mooky the clown in blackpool circus?
His real name is Laci Endresz Jnr
Platters Catering?
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When was The Platters created?
The Platters was created in 1953.
What is the anagram for fear?
False Evidence Appearing Real
Where can one purchase silver platters?
You can buy new or used silver platters from Silver Platters. Most department stores sells silver platters, The Bay, Sears, or even flea market, they do have vintage silver platters.
What are some sight seeing spots in blackpool?
some sight seeing places in blackpool are: Blackpool Tower, Blackpool Zoo and Blackpool's art galleries.
When was The Platters born?
The Platters was born in 1953, in Los Angeles, California, USA.
When was Platters of Splatter created?
Platters of Splatter was created on 2004-03-16.
What does the word versimilitude mean?
The quality of appearing to be real. Stage sets are not real, but they can have an astonishing amount of verisimilitude.
What county is blackpool in?
Blackpool is in the county of Lancashire (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackpool)
