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Casinos should be fun so we have carefully selected the best games to add to your event. Our trained croupier and staff will guide your guests on how to play and most importantly make sure they have FUN.
About us
Cutting Fun Casinos are brand new to the market and with that we bring a fresh approach with brand new tables and equipment. Our experience and entertainment background has allowed us to put together packages and events that offer the WOW factor.
Our full size black sparkle roulette wheel has built in colour changing lights. We currently include a LED lighting package with all bookings free of charge. This lighting really sets off any party and can be set to match your colour scheme or theme.
Roulette
Our modern roulette tables along with a black sparkle LED roulette wheel will really wow your guest.
Black Jack
We have modern bespoke tables. Our trained croupier and staff will guide your guests on how to play this classic game.
Wheel Of Fortune
Its not big its giant ! Our spin the wheel is easy and fun to play for all ages.
We specialise in packages for Wedding, Charity Fundraisers, Theme Nights, Corporate Events and any other events you can think of. We offer great package deals when you book a disco or Photo Booth.
Corporate Events
A casino party at any business event can really be the perfect ice-breaker. At Cutting Casinos we have experience in delivering large corporate events and understand the importance of a successful night and staying within budget. Why not let us take care of everything from the disco, photo Booth and casino. We offer some amazing package deals.
Charity Events
When you need to raise funds for your charity, sports team or club a fun casino could be the answer.
A great way to raise funds is to sell event tickets. Guests can then donate in exchange for fun money notes. The guest then uses this to play at each of the casino tables. If they run out of chips they can donate more money to get more chips. Other ways to raise further funds is to get companies to sponsor a table and businesses can even donate prizes.
How it works
It's really easy to cover the event fee cost with donations and anything above the fee is money towards the cause which you get to keep. A party of 90-100 people can easily raise over £1000. Our team will be able to work with you to plan the best event. The attention is in the detail.
Prizes are a great way to encourage donations and raise the maximum amount of money for the good cause. Our team will complete a prize giving ceremony at the end of the event. Texas holdem poker training app. We will present awards to the biggest chip winners.
Weddings & Private Parties
We can help plan an exciting fun casino at your event. We can compliment your theme and with our LED venue lighting we can really give the area of the casino the wow factor. Our trained friendly croupier will be on hand to make sure all the guests have plenty of fun.
Click here to enquire now
David Kindred looks at the First Floor Club, flooding in Ipswich and The Arlington Ballroom with Olga Wilmot.
Local band, fronted by singer Alan Wade, at the First Floor Club in the 1960s.
For decades from the mid 1960s the First Floor Club was the only late night venue in the centre of Ipswich.
Local businessman Ken Bean took over the Tacket Street site in 1966. Queues would form on the stairway leading to the club with customers keen to get in.
In the early years there was a casino and many well known show business names appeared there. The club was open seven days a week.
When Ken Bean sold the club it became Fire and Ice, which ran until 2010, when it closed. Comedians like Bob Monkhouse, Bernard Manning and Ronnie Corbett appeared. Magician Paul Daniels and Warren Mitchell was there in character as Alf Garnett.
Comedian Bob Monkhouse at the First Floor Club with club owner Ken Bean and Miss First Floor in January 1971. Picture: PAUL NIXON- Credit: Paul Nixon
Many couples met (and parted!) at 'The Floor'. Sports clubs held their awards nights and celebrations. Hen, stag parties and gentleman's evenings were a regular feature.
In today's Days Gone By I feature just a few of the thousands of fun times at the First Floor Club. Some of the events would now be deemed to be 'out of order'.
Were you a regular there? Do you have memories of the First Floor Club you would like to share with readers? Send an e-mail here.
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Flooding in areas of Ipswich, close to the River, featured recently with a photograph of police officers on duty at Ipswich Dock. Former Ipswich policeman Bob Lawrence has added names to the picture along with memories.
Police officer at Ipswich Dock keeping an eye on a high tide in September 1969. Picture: IAN MCGRATH- Credit: Ian McGrath
Bob Lawrence, PC 185 Ipswich Borough Police, said: 'The Sgt is Les Barber and from the left is Dick Young, Mick Miles, the third is unknown to me. Forth is probably Bob Gosden. On the left at the van is, I think, Brian Mills. Flooding in this area was very common then. Around the same time, in the early hours, I remember as a constable being told by an Inspector to knock up the people living in the pub at the corner of Bridge Street and Greyfriars Road.
'The flood water was at the time rapidly spreading from Stoke Bridge along Bridge Street towards the pub. After several minutes banging on the doors of the pub, a window opened upstairs and a lady leaned out and asked (not in a nice way) what the hell I wanted, I told her the flood water was rapidly coming up Bridge Street.
'I was informed by the lady that they had lived there for 25 years and the water always comes up Bridge Street and stops before it reaches the pub. She then suggested I went away and left them alone (but not in those words).'
The Arlington Ballroom, Ipswich, and its principal dance instructor Olga Wilmot, featured in Days Gone By recently.
Dancers at the Arlington Ballroom, Ipswich, in January 1968. Picture: IVAN SMITH- Credit: IVAN SMITH
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Tony Barnard, emailed: 'After my first wife died in childbirth my mother asked Olga to teach me to dance which she did.'
Pauline Looms, said: 'My husband and I had lessons at the Arlington ballroom with Olga Wilmot and her sister Pauline before 1955. When we got married we could no longer afford to have that luxury. We enjoyed our time there immensely. Unfortunately my husband died in January, but we had many happy hours at the Arlington.'
Margaret Gooderham, wrote: 'What a 'blast from the past'. I went to the school of dancing at the Arlington Ballroom, Museum Street, Ipswich, many moons ago now. I attained my bronze, silver and gold medals and also my first bar from the International Dancing Masters Association. Olga Wilmot was a strict but fair teacher and I really did enjoy my lessons. I gave up dancing when I got married in the early 1960s. Todays idea of some dancing is so different from what I remember.'
The picture below shows a celebration held at the First Floor Club after the first season that Speedway returned to Foxhall Stadium in 1969.
Witches riders in the picture include: John Louis, Ernie Baker, Ted Spittles, Ron Bagley, Pete Bailey and John Harrhy. Picture: IAN MCGRATH- Credit: Ian McGrath
Riders, their partners and club officials gathered for this photograph.
Witches riders in the picture include: John Louis, Ernie Baker, Ted Spittles, Ron Bagley, Pete Bailey and John Harrhy.
Did you take part in a Go Go dancing contest at the First Floor Club in October 1971. Picture: PAUL NIXON- Credit: Paul Nixon
Comedian Ronnie Corbett, with club owner Ken Bean (left) and a magician at the First Floor Club in March 1970. Picture: IAN MCGRATH.- Credit: Ian McGrath
A Miss First Floor Club crowning in October 1978 with Ken Bean handing over the prize. Picture: PAUL NIXON- Credit: Paul Nixon
Members of the Ipswich Sunday Football League celebrating at the First Floor Club, Ipswich, in November 1968. Picture: IAN MCGRATH.- Credit: Ian McGrath
A Miss Hot Pants competition at the First Floor Club in June 1971. Picture: RICHARD SNASDELL- Credit: Richard Snasdell
A performance of Hair at the First Floor Club in April 1970. Picture: IAN MCGRATH- Credit: Ian McGrath
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Who was this winner of a Best Dressed Disco Dancer competition at the First Floor Club in July 1979. Picture: PAUL NIXON.- Credit: Paul Nixon
Did you see singer Billy J Kramer at the First Floor in May 1968. Picture: IAN MCGRATH.- Credit: Ian McGrath
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We have modern bespoke tables. Our trained croupier and staff will guide your guests on how to play this classic game.
Wheel Of Fortune
Its not big its giant ! Our spin the wheel is easy and fun to play for all ages.
We specialise in packages for Wedding, Charity Fundraisers, Theme Nights, Corporate Events and any other events you can think of. We offer great package deals when you book a disco or Photo Booth.
Corporate Events
A casino party at any business event can really be the perfect ice-breaker. At Cutting Casinos we have experience in delivering large corporate events and understand the importance of a successful night and staying within budget. Why not let us take care of everything from the disco, photo Booth and casino. We offer some amazing package deals.
Charity Events
When you need to raise funds for your charity, sports team or club a fun casino could be the answer.
A great way to raise funds is to sell event tickets. Guests can then donate in exchange for fun money notes. The guest then uses this to play at each of the casino tables. If they run out of chips they can donate more money to get more chips. Other ways to raise further funds is to get companies to sponsor a table and businesses can even donate prizes.
How it works
It's really easy to cover the event fee cost with donations and anything above the fee is money towards the cause which you get to keep. A party of 90-100 people can easily raise over £1000. Our team will be able to work with you to plan the best event. The attention is in the detail.
Prizes are a great way to encourage donations and raise the maximum amount of money for the good cause. Our team will complete a prize giving ceremony at the end of the event. Texas holdem poker training app. We will present awards to the biggest chip winners.
Weddings & Private Parties
We can help plan an exciting fun casino at your event. We can compliment your theme and with our LED venue lighting we can really give the area of the casino the wow factor. Our trained friendly croupier will be on hand to make sure all the guests have plenty of fun.
Click here to enquire now
David Kindred looks at the First Floor Club, flooding in Ipswich and The Arlington Ballroom with Olga Wilmot.
Local band, fronted by singer Alan Wade, at the First Floor Club in the 1960s.
For decades from the mid 1960s the First Floor Club was the only late night venue in the centre of Ipswich.
Local businessman Ken Bean took over the Tacket Street site in 1966. Queues would form on the stairway leading to the club with customers keen to get in.
In the early years there was a casino and many well known show business names appeared there. The club was open seven days a week.
When Ken Bean sold the club it became Fire and Ice, which ran until 2010, when it closed. Comedians like Bob Monkhouse, Bernard Manning and Ronnie Corbett appeared. Magician Paul Daniels and Warren Mitchell was there in character as Alf Garnett.
Comedian Bob Monkhouse at the First Floor Club with club owner Ken Bean and Miss First Floor in January 1971. Picture: PAUL NIXON- Credit: Paul Nixon
Many couples met (and parted!) at 'The Floor'. Sports clubs held their awards nights and celebrations. Hen, stag parties and gentleman's evenings were a regular feature.
In today's Days Gone By I feature just a few of the thousands of fun times at the First Floor Club. Some of the events would now be deemed to be 'out of order'.
Were you a regular there? Do you have memories of the First Floor Club you would like to share with readers? Send an e-mail here.
- 117 top Suffolk takeaways, as recommended by readers and TripAdvisor
- 2Drug addict jailed for string of Ipswich crimes
- 3What has happened to Suffolk's lost railway stations?
- 4Meet the Suffolk heroes recognised in the Queen's New Year Honours list
- 5Jailed in Suffolk 2020: See the criminals locked up this year
- 6Man reported missing after failing to show up for work found
- 7'Mrs Chelsea Girl' still glamorous as she turns 80 on New Year's Day
- 8Suffolk car upholstery firm goes into liquidation owing £310,000
- 9Police seek blue Volvo in connection with suspected murder of 83-year-old
- 10'Critical point' – 327 Covid patients being treated in Suffolk's hospitals
Flooding in areas of Ipswich, close to the River, featured recently with a photograph of police officers on duty at Ipswich Dock. Former Ipswich policeman Bob Lawrence has added names to the picture along with memories.
Police officer at Ipswich Dock keeping an eye on a high tide in September 1969. Picture: IAN MCGRATH- Credit: Ian McGrath
Bob Lawrence, PC 185 Ipswich Borough Police, said: 'The Sgt is Les Barber and from the left is Dick Young, Mick Miles, the third is unknown to me. Forth is probably Bob Gosden. On the left at the van is, I think, Brian Mills. Flooding in this area was very common then. Around the same time, in the early hours, I remember as a constable being told by an Inspector to knock up the people living in the pub at the corner of Bridge Street and Greyfriars Road.
'The flood water was at the time rapidly spreading from Stoke Bridge along Bridge Street towards the pub. After several minutes banging on the doors of the pub, a window opened upstairs and a lady leaned out and asked (not in a nice way) what the hell I wanted, I told her the flood water was rapidly coming up Bridge Street.
'I was informed by the lady that they had lived there for 25 years and the water always comes up Bridge Street and stops before it reaches the pub. She then suggested I went away and left them alone (but not in those words).'
The Arlington Ballroom, Ipswich, and its principal dance instructor Olga Wilmot, featured in Days Gone By recently.
Dancers at the Arlington Ballroom, Ipswich, in January 1968. Picture: IVAN SMITH- Credit: IVAN SMITH
Fun Casino Nights Ipswich England
Tony Barnard, emailed: 'After my first wife died in childbirth my mother asked Olga to teach me to dance which she did.'
Pauline Looms, said: 'My husband and I had lessons at the Arlington ballroom with Olga Wilmot and her sister Pauline before 1955. When we got married we could no longer afford to have that luxury. We enjoyed our time there immensely. Unfortunately my husband died in January, but we had many happy hours at the Arlington.'
Margaret Gooderham, wrote: 'What a 'blast from the past'. I went to the school of dancing at the Arlington Ballroom, Museum Street, Ipswich, many moons ago now. I attained my bronze, silver and gold medals and also my first bar from the International Dancing Masters Association. Olga Wilmot was a strict but fair teacher and I really did enjoy my lessons. I gave up dancing when I got married in the early 1960s. Todays idea of some dancing is so different from what I remember.'
The picture below shows a celebration held at the First Floor Club after the first season that Speedway returned to Foxhall Stadium in 1969.
Witches riders in the picture include: John Louis, Ernie Baker, Ted Spittles, Ron Bagley, Pete Bailey and John Harrhy. Picture: IAN MCGRATH- Credit: Ian McGrath
Riders, their partners and club officials gathered for this photograph.
Witches riders in the picture include: John Louis, Ernie Baker, Ted Spittles, Ron Bagley, Pete Bailey and John Harrhy.
Did you take part in a Go Go dancing contest at the First Floor Club in October 1971. Picture: PAUL NIXON- Credit: Paul Nixon
Comedian Ronnie Corbett, with club owner Ken Bean (left) and a magician at the First Floor Club in March 1970. Picture: IAN MCGRATH.- Credit: Ian McGrath
A Miss First Floor Club crowning in October 1978 with Ken Bean handing over the prize. Picture: PAUL NIXON- Credit: Paul Nixon
Members of the Ipswich Sunday Football League celebrating at the First Floor Club, Ipswich, in November 1968. Picture: IAN MCGRATH.- Credit: Ian McGrath
A Miss Hot Pants competition at the First Floor Club in June 1971. Picture: RICHARD SNASDELL- Credit: Richard Snasdell
A performance of Hair at the First Floor Club in April 1970. Picture: IAN MCGRATH- Credit: Ian McGrath
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Who was this winner of a Best Dressed Disco Dancer competition at the First Floor Club in July 1979. Picture: PAUL NIXON.- Credit: Paul Nixon
Did you see singer Billy J Kramer at the First Floor in May 1968. Picture: IAN MCGRATH.- Credit: Ian McGrath
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The Barron Knights at the First Floor Club in January 1970. The band sung comedy versions of hit songs and had the number one best selling single in 1964 with Call Up the Groups Picture: IAN MCGRATH- Credit: Ian McGrath
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Do you remember the Disco Dancing competitions at the First Floor Club. This event took place in July 1979. Picture: PAUL NIXON.- Credit: Paul Nixon
