‘After the ball was over, Susie took out her glass eye’, sung by Emma Vickers (1894–1977) from Burscough, Lancashire. This is a parody of the song ‘After the Ball’ by Charles K. Harris (1891), which was one of the most successful songs of its day. #FolkFriday It is an example of how popular songs and their parodies can become a part of folk singers’ repertoires. 🎙️‘After the ball was over, Susie took out her glass eye’, recorded by Fred Hamer (1969), C433/59 S1 C3 📸A selection of 50 glass eyes

A Disney cast member is being praised as a hero after he was injured while stopping a runaway 400-pound prop boulder from rolling into the audience during a live stunt show in Florida. Full Story: https://ktla.com/news/nationworld/disney-cast-member-injured-while-stopping-400-pound-boulder-from-pummeling-into-audience/ | KTLA 5 News

WATCH: Disney Cast Member Injured After 400-Pound Boulder Prop Comes Off Track During Indiana Jones Stunt Show During a performance of the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular! at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, a large “boulder” prop — reported to weigh around 400 pounds — became dislodged from its track and continued rolling toward the audience area. A Disney Cast Member stepped in and stopped the prop before it reached guests, but was injured in the process. Disney says the Cast Member received i