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Du Cane Court, with its stunning architectural grandeur, not only captivated the general public but also attracted a host of esteemed residents, including renowned music hall stars of the 1930s and ’40s. This iconic building became a sought-after place to live for those seeking both elegance and convenience. The top floor of Du Cane Court boasted a vibrant social club, where residents could gather, socialise, and enjoy the company of their fellow neighbours. Among the notable past residents was the legendary comedian Tommy Trinder, who added his comedic charm to the vibrant community within Du Cane Court. The presence of such esteemed personalities further adds to the allure and rich history of this remarkable architectural gem.
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