Did Elsie and Doris Waters as 'Gert & Daisy' have the catchphrase "let's get on with it!" or was it Nat Mills & Bobbie who said it or even someone else?
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Early radio
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 kenmartinoldtymer |
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Posts: 2 (Mon, 7-Aug-06 14:39:47) |
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Jim Wall |
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Posts: 1099 (Tue, 8-Aug-06 16:39:18) |
Welcome to the site.
It was Nat Mills & Bobbie who had that particular catchphrase. Apparently, it was something they picked up from hearing a works foreman say it repeatedly, when they were getting ready for an edition of Worker's Playtime in South Wales. They used it in the show and got such a huge response that they used it from then on. 
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kenmartinoldtymer |
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Posts: 2 (Tue, 8-Aug-06 21:15:48) |
Thanks for your reply. The copy of the poster will certainly stop any arguments.
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