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Post war activity 1940-1960
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Eveline Weighell: "In later years when the beach shows finished, Billy formed a concert party and toured local men's clubs. My sister, Betty Berry, who was a member of the Maggie Brown dancing school, accompanied him to these venues and with three other girls performed tap-dance routines. She always spoke highly of Billie's professionalism and good humour. |
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Billy in the early 1950s
He carried out much charity work at hospitals, and for the Police. Later he was secretary of the Redcar Workingmen's Club and Redcar Citizen's Club. Billy Scarrow died on February 5th 1960, and is buried in Redcar Cemetary. |
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