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1. Mr. Humphries' solicitors.
7. Miss Brahms suggests these to be jumping up and down on the counter to help out ladies sales. 9. Mrs. Slocombe will not be having this actess autographing her bras. 10. This kept shooting up Miss Brahms' nose. 13. Young Mr. Grace thinks these help "falling figures". 16. Capt. Peacock's studies show that this has move of an impact than a static display. 17. Where Mr. Mash wants to shower with the dummy. 19. He's second in command in Gent's Ready Mades. 21. The reason Tony couldn't open his robe. 22. Mr. Grainger suggests that the department advertises here. 23. The hat Mr. Humphries walks in wearing. 26. It was standing room only in this vehicle. 30. The time when the "Think Tank" was to start. 31. What Miss Brahms dunked in Capt. Peacocks coffee. 32. Mr. Humphries was trying to "finish off" this. 34. Mr. Humphries is afraid of getting trouble by this "act" for the phrase "you get a square deal at Grace Brothers". 38. Bing Crosby starred in this movie in 1935. 40. According to Capt. Peacock, nuns wash themselves in one of these. 41. These were falling, hence the Think Tank. 42. 6 of these would cost a couple a hundred quid. 45. Capt. Peacocks favorite headwear. 46. Mr. Rumbold's idea of "Male and Female ____ __ ___ ____." 47. Mrs. Slocombe to Mr. Lucas. "I suggest that for the rest of this discussion you shut your _________ !" 48. Young Mr. Grace was going to see this movie. 53. Capt. Peacock brought this beverage in. 55. Is the modeling character that Mr. Grainger plays. 58. Mr. Rumbold tells Capt. Peacock that bowler hats are only for these persons. 60. According to Capt. Peacock, this is one group of people that wear bowler hats. 62. The "people" are the only ones that can wear a homburg. 63. Floorwalker in the Gents and Ladies department. 64. Is the modeling character that Miss Brahms plays. 65. Where Capt. Peacock bought his coffee. 66. What Mr. Lucas needed this to keep himself from falling over in his high heeled shoes.
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2. He'd be the only one on the floor wearing a car or trilby.
3. Where Capt. Peacock suggest Mr. Mash washes the dummy during the Think Tank. 4. He gave up his seat on the bus to "some stupid woman". 5. Head of the Ladies department. 6. This man gave Young Mr. Grace the O.K. to see "Last Tango in Paris." 8. Capt. Peacock suggests this famous actor could autograph trousers. 10. Where Humphries was going to take the bowler hat he found on the counter. 11. Is the modeling character that Mrs. Slocombe plays. 12. Is the modeling character that Mr. Humphries plays. 14. The "half man/ half beast" in Mr. Humphries dream was riding this. 15. This actor starred in the movie "College Rhythm". 18. Type of meeting that the staff is having. 20. The staff made a fuss when Mr. Lucas came in wearing these. 24. This used to be 12 and 6 a bottle. 25. According to Mr. Lucas, Mrs. Slocombe has enough room on her bra to get autographs from these footballers. 27. These would keep trouser moving about more. 28. Mr. Lucas said "this" gave away plastic tankers and footballs. 29. Mr. Lucas had one of these and it was the reason he was late. 33. These were all over Tanya's nightgown. 35. One type of hat that only Juniors can wear. 36. Capt. Peacocks suggestion for a boost in sales. 37. He's notorious for stealing other peoples ideas. 39. She was planning on getting picked up by the Staff Entrance. 41. Miss Brahms couldn't stick around because she was being picked up outside of this. 43. He was giving the female dummy a sponge down. 44. Is the modeling character that Capt. Peacock plays. 49. The girl who was coming over to do Mr. Humphries hair works here. 50. In Rumbold's speech, these were down. 51. What Mrs. Grainger wants her and her hubby to clean in the dark. 52. The word Mr. Rumbold mistakes for meaning "both sexes". 54. What Capt. Peacock want Mr. Mash to put on the dummies when he washes them. 56. This means men and women in the same clothes. 57. Mr. Grainger takes one of these for his blood pressure. 59. According to Mr. Lucas, these "people" set the fashion. 61. Mr. Humphries suggestion to increase the stores figures.
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