The ladies decide to get some extra cash by getting some kind of suitable employment.
It is Cissie who manages to get to the front of the queue at the Job Centre. Cissie thinks that she has ticked a box about addressing envelopes.
Only to find out a box of 5000 miniature Red Indians arrive and the ladies have to paint them.
As always Pat Coombs gives it a lot of gusto and even wears native dress. She seems to confuse everyone regarding which paint pots they get.
This was not the biggest laugh but the biggest shock, to be reminded that the price of a first class stamp at the time was just 9 pence.
It is Cissie who manages to get to the front of the queue at the Job Centre. Cissie thinks that she has ticked a box about addressing envelopes.
Only to find out a box of 5000 miniature Red Indians arrive and the ladies have to paint them.
As always Pat Coombs gives it a lot of gusto and even wears native dress. She seems to confuse everyone regarding which paint pots they get.
This was not the biggest laugh but the biggest shock, to be reminded that the price of a first class stamp at the time was just 9 pence.