Caption Competition

[Julie2owlsdene]

"That's Kitty from St. Clares.

[Anita Bensoussane]

"This must be Mrs. Slocombe's house."

[Julie2owlsdene]

"I recognise that face, it's the famous cat burglar!"

[Daisy]

"This must be Mrs. Slocombe's house."

Anita. I wonder how many will be a bit puzzled by that one!

[Moonraker]

At last we see Mrs Slocombe's pussy! Good one, Anita.

Great ones so far, folks. I was worried that it might be too hard to caption.

[Anita Bensoussane]

"When I suggested we should have a kitty that wasn't what I meant, Bets!"

[Courtenay]

"This must be Mrs. Slocombe's house."

Ah, had to look that one up... slightly before my time, or else I was too young to watch it, but my parents loved it.

[Rob Houghton]

"If one of you is called Donald, then I'm not coming out!" called the cat, anxiously.

[Domino]

"There's Mewla at the window! Can you tell us where Cathy is?"

[Rob Houghton]

'Charley says - Never open the door to strangers!'

[Carlotta King]

"There's Mewla at the window! Can you tell us where Cathy is?"

[Domino]

[I knew you'd understand the reference, Cathy. Sadly, I don't think many others (if any) did. It just came into my mind wnen I saw the picture. It was an interesting theme in your story openings, but the cat/human blur is immensely difficult to pull off convincingly. I presume that you came to the same conclusion. Have you ever seen the 1942 film, 'Cat People'? A completely different take on the theme, but brillantly effective.]

Dave

[Julie2owlsdene]

Gosh, what's that new face pack lotion done to you?"

[Moonraker]

Some really good captions so far. I'll tru to remember to make a decision next Monday. I shall be busy the rest of the week.

[Rob Houghton]

It was a real pantomime trying to get the cat to let them in.