Egos On Parade ; (or Why There's Something About a Man in Uniform)
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MORE than 250 guests tucked into lobster and fairy-cakes before jiving the night away to a 1940s-style swing band.
Sir Paul McCartney, in white tie and tails, took to the dancefloor with a succession of women and gave every impression of having the time of his life.See the full content of this document
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Egos On Parade ; (or Why There's Something About a Man in Uniform)
A Pearly King and Queen gave allcomers a traditional East End welcome.
In other words, Sir Elton John was giving one of his more low- key soirees.The 1940s glamour-themed fancy dr...See the full content of this document
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