The Beatles at Liverpool Town Hall 10th July 1964: A Hard Day's Night Premiere

[@beeetleboy518]

Good one Dave never tire of seeing Beatle clips ! 👍👍👍🎸😎🎸BB .

[@janicejohnson2744]

I love all of this, I'm 76, Scottish fan since 1962.

[@BrightmoonLiverpool]

Thank you, you are most welcome..

[@ralphwest8156]

Fabulous '

[@paulclinton5900]

As always, the best Beatle historian in the UK and on Merseyside.

[@BrightmoonLiverpool]

Thanks Paul 😊

[@RedheadLondon]

@@BrightmoonLiverpool Great piece of history but they did not have to live in London or Surrey. The truth is they did NOT WANT to live in Liverpool. They didn't work 24 hours every day. They could have bought a mansion in the Wirral or a nice area up north, and had a pad down south for when they worked. Elvis stayed in Tennessee and had his home there, even when he was in films, and Dolly Parton, who chose to honour their roots, and not move on to something better, once they were rich.

[@jeannie612]

“They’re falling like nine pins” 😂😂😂

[@Neil-Aspinall]

That time the Lord Mayor and his wife were in the Beatles.

[@vania1917]

and unwisely opted to appear alone at the balcony.

[@wagnercordeiroflorentino161]

Os Beatles em Liverpool

[@wildeone100]

john again 5.42

[@allenf.5907]

You kind of wish that he didn't do that - but that was his humor and how he carried on in Germany.

[@im1who84u]

@@allenf.5907 I was thinking the same thing. John was always the more outspoken and rebellious one, while Paul was more "diplomatic". John's mouth often got him and The Beatles in trouble. This one here didn't age to well.

[@CosmicGoat-d3o]

You can see Ringo telling John "Don't do it"

[@ukadventures5660]

How come there was no sound on half of it? 😂

[@anthonyabbott6925]

Why give flowers to 4 grown men? Am sure they were not impressed.