A Liverpool nightclub open for only eight months was "different from all the others in town" at the time.
Beginning its life as The Belmont Road Picture House in 1914, one club, on Belmont Road, Anfield, was known to many as the Wooky Hollow club. The theatre and cabaret club was one of several clubs, along with Falcon's Crest in Formby and Pickwicks on Fraser Street near London Road, owned by the late body-building champion and former Knowsley councillor Terry Phillips and partner Frank Sharrock.
But in June 1981, the partners decided to sell up as they felt the salary demands made by topline artists were making it unprofitable. By the late 1980s, the club opened under a brand new name and whilst it was only open for eight months, experts claimed it was "different from all the others in town," the ECHO previously reported.
