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Byline: Ernie Lazenby KNIGHTS, Castles, Kings and Queens, all sounds like something from the days of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table but these days it heralds the start of the local chess scene.

Byline: BY ALAN WESTON AN AUDIENCE of around 200 people enjoyed a performance of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table in the grounds of Croxteth Hall and Country Park last night.

The Legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, or as I like to say, The Legend of Excalibur and the Knights Templar.

The knights of the Round Table (top), Robyn Walker, aged three, with two pigs (above), part of the church display (left), Louise Hampshire with her scarecrow Old MacDonald (far left, top), and George Phillips with his diving scarecrow (far left) Pictures: Robin Bidgood

His aim, it was said, was to recreate the Arthurian legend of the Knights of the Round Table.

From then on it's hair-raising, globetrotting adventure as Alfred discovers the sword is Excalibur and the good guys are descendants of the Knights of the Round Table, sworn to protect the sword until the Master comes.

Courtesy of a wish on a falling star, the two are whisked to the legendary world of King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table.

95-144 pages Untimely Death of Musicians Chet Baker, death by defenestration, aged 58 Marc Bolan, overdose of tree while driving, aged 29 Buddy Holly, killed in "that" plane crash, aged 22 Gene Vincent, general rock'n'roll excess, aged 36 Denis Wilson, drowned; Beach Boy not Buoy, aged 39 excerpt from "Untimely Death of Musicians", page 28, Schott's Original Miscellany by Ben Schott The deceptively thin Schott's Original Miscellany is a large and delightful collection of bizarre, interesting, or even sometimes useful bits of trivia such as how to wrap a sari, the knights of the Round Table, a discussion on pencil hardness and a the "to be or not to be" speech presented in Pig Latin.