May un Mar Lady early storyboard animations!

'May un Mar Lady' animation test - Dave's son Chris is working on developing his fathers 'May un Mar Lady' (18 years daily strip) cartoons into an animated cartoon in collaboration with the currently running 'Three decades of Cartooning exhibition' at the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery Stoke UK (see more at davefollows.com) this clip is the early storyboard stages of the animation, the original cartoons have been voiced over by Joan Dobson and Charles Plant.

[@edge78a]

Grand that surry ! iyonna gunna change wey arn spake f'no one, itz part o who thee is me duck !

[@angel-a123]

Thay astna got eet rate duck

[@martinburke362]

A cross between Yorkshire and Brummie

[@amymorrey89]

No.

[@paulhancock3844]

Gewing whom te kein slice

[@derheilige5245]

UTV! Burslem Port culture ✌️

[@stevenrevins]

duh thee spake deffernt in Longton as thee do in Tunstall? Fenton aah was frum but nah ah live in wess brom by birminum

[@Dont_stay_long_k077]

the voice ain't rite ! too modern pottery talk , the real generations gone ! YOU can understand these

[@Quicksnipez2011]

Tell me about it... This is awful😂

[@bigoldgrizzly]

17 years down the pits round the potteries, I can agree with you - the old ones have died out and the dialect largely gone with them. When I came to the potteries In 1970, I had to learn a whole new language burrah cud towk rate by th end on it ;

[@antnewbon2673]

Boslem talk it ain't stoke.