"And we've got this saloon bar and a hotel and a cactus and there's some very skimpy skin-tight PVC Western suits and hats made of metal.
12.
The birch, of course, has since " died the death " and is consigned to " saloon bar " nostalgia for a perceived more disciplined age ."
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One of several local businessmen, in the saloon bar at the time, said he heard Cornell's last words : " Well, look what the dog's brought in ."
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"I always come to the saloon bar when I'm done playing here . . . when we have a little celebration since I've been winning the doubles, " he said.
15.
The smaller section, known as the'snug', houses a dart board and fruit machines, whilst the larger section, known as the saloon bar, is used primarily as the customer seating area.
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At one time it was understood to be a brewery and before that a paupers'house, with the paupers living upstairs and what is now the saloon bar being used as a pigsty
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Next door is The George Pub, another one of the oldest buildings in the area, having originally been a stopping point for stage coaches, with several different bars including a saloon bar.
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The clip was shot during one day in Bucharest, Romania at Castel Film and sees Stan at a saloon bar trying to get rid of two police men played by Nemirschi and Prodan.
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Until recent years most pubs had two or more bars-very often the Public bar or Tap room, and the Saloon Bar or Lounge, where the decor was better and prices were sometimes higher.
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From the theatres it made its way to music-halls and saloon bars, and by 1855 it was among the most popular songs of the day, played repeatedly on barrel organs in the streets.
