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By Jenny Stocks<\/a><\/p>\n

Last updated at 2:59 AM on 7th May 2011<\/p>\n

Almost four decades have passed since Pan\u2019s People were delighting millions of men across Britain with their sultry dance routines on Top Of The Pops.<\/p>\n

When the nation\u2019s music-loving teenagers switched on the music chart show, they were often joined by their dads, eager for a glimpse of Babs\u2019 cleavage or Dee Dee\u2019s never-ending legs.<\/p>\n

From 1968 to 1976, the girls became famous for their flirtatious moves and risqu\u00e9 outfits, provoking adulation and \u2014 from Mary Whitehouse \u2014 moral outrage.<\/p>\n

Now BBC4 is showing weekly 1976 episodes of the defunct show, prompting the question: whatever happened to the gorgeous dancers who once set male pulses racing on a weekly basis?<\/p>\n

The Mail has reunited four of the original dance troupe\u2019s classic line-up and taken them on a trip down memory lane.<\/p>\n

\"Lovely<\/p>\n

Lovely movers: The four Pan’s People veterans recreate one of their elegant Seventies poses<\/p>\n

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\"Sultry<\/p>\n

Sultry sirens: Louise, Babs, Dee Dee and Ruth show a leg on Top of the Pops<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

LOUISE DOBSON<\/span>, nee Clarke, 61, lives in Woodbridge, Suffolk. She was widowed last year when entrepreneur husband Tony died at 77. She has one son, Tony, 33, a financial consultant.<\/p>\n

I was a teenager when I joined the group in 1967, and the others were always protective of me. I loved being on stage. I never got nervous. And I was quite confident about baring my body \u2014 we had great figures in those days.<\/p>\n

\"Pan's<\/p>\n

Louise Dobson was widowed last year<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

But we weren\u2019t crude. Top Of The Pops was a family show. I couldn\u2019t see us working today \u2014 dancers in music videos are far more sexualised than we were.<\/p>\n

Even then, some people thought we were too much. Mary Whitehouse couldn\u2019t bear us and complained to the BBC all the time.<\/p>\n

There\u2019s even a Trivial Pursuit question \u2014 \u2018What dance group did Mary Whitehouse want banned from the BBC?\u2019 It was hilarious when I got that card while playing the game a few years ago.<\/p>\n

It probably worked because we were all very different, and looked different. Offstage, we all liked each other and virtually lived together.<\/p>\n

Watching a recording of Pan\u2019s\u00a0 People over Easter, I came across our performance of The Beatles\u2019 Yesterday on The Two Ronnies from 1973. We were wearing beautiful off-white long frocks, moving together as one, perfectly in time. We were bloody good!<\/p>\n

I left in 1974 because I was in love and wanted to start a family. I met my husband Tony on the night of my 21st birthday. He wasn\u2019t jealous of the attention I got from other men, but he was nervous I would meet someone else. I constantly reassured him that he was the only one for me.<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/p>\n

We had a son, bought a beautiful house in Sheffield, with an apartment in London and a villa in St Tropez. Initially I was a stay-at-home mum, but in my 30s I helped run a beauty salon and even started my own motorbike courier service.<\/p>\n

My relationship with the girls has never faded. We have always been there for each other, through good times and bad. Last year was a terrible one as I lost my husband. The girls were there for me completely. It helps to have friends who have shared so much.<\/p>\n

You can\u2019t buy an experience like Pan\u2019s People, or friendships like this.<\/p>\n

\"Pan's<\/p>\n

Babs Powell is a charity fundraiser and adventurer<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

BABS POWELL<\/span>, nee Lord, 66,\u00a0 is a charity fundraiser and adventurer. She lives in Highgate, North London, with her husband, actor Robert Powell, 66. They have two grown-up children \u2014 Barney and Kate.<\/p>\n

I’d always wanted to be a\u00a0 ballet dancer, but I filled out too much and my big boobs got in the way. Pan\u2019s People was my way of realising my dream. It wasn\u2019t always easy, but we flooded the BBC with our ideas and eventually we got the job on Top Of The Pops.<\/p>\n

We met incredible people, from Jimi Hendrix and the Rolling Stones to Bing Crosby and Gene Kelly. And we almost met Prince Charles when he visited the studio, but someone realised our white dresses were\u00a0 see-through, so we were asked to wander off.<\/p>\n

I suppose we were risqu\u00e9 by very conservative standards. But I\u00a0 honestly don\u2019t think we thought a lot about it \u2014 even though some of our costumes were held together with toupee tape.<\/p>\n

They were \u2018saucy\u2019, as my husband put it \u2014 but we didn\u2019t set out to\u00a0 titillate. We were trained dancers and were used to wearing leotards and small tight costumes.<\/p>\n

We didn\u2019t really get any more attention when we were out than other young ladies. Actually, if anything it was the other way round \u2014 fewer men approached us because they were intimidated.<\/p>\n

I met Robert in 1975. He watched Pan\u2019s People and apparently he liked the big blonde one \u2014 me! He engineered to take us out for supper, and the rest is history.<\/p>\n

I retired from the group after meeting him. Robert was about to go to North Africa to play the title role in the TV series Jesus Of Nazareth. There wasn\u2019t the pressure back then to have a career and a family, and I wanted to devote my time to Robert.<\/p>\n

In 1997, I entered what I call my adventurous phase. I ran the\u00a0 London Marathon for The Lord\u2019s Taverners, who raise money for\u00a0 disadvantaged children. In 2000 I took part in a charity round-the-world yacht race. Since then I\u2019ve trekked to the North and South Poles, Iceland, Nepal and the Sahara, jumped out of a plane and walked the Great Wall of China.<\/p>\n

It keeps me young, and is always for a good cause. But I still get recognised from Pan\u2019s People. Last weekend, during a trek, I got stopped by a woman who told me she loved the group and asked for my autograph.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s lovely to be remembered for something we did so long ago \u2014 it shows the impact we made.<\/p>\n

\"Pan's<\/p>\n

Dee Dee Wilde teaches dance near her home in Wiltshire<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

DEE DEE WILDE<\/span> was 19 when she joined Pan\u2019s People. Now 64, she teaches dance in village halls near her home in Trowbridge, Wiltshire. She is engaged to Henry Marsh, a composer and former member of the Seventies band Sailor. She has two children, Alexander, 31, a captain in the Welsh Guards, and events organiser Poppy, 26.<\/p>\n

I can still remember the night it all began. Babs, Flick Colby (one of the other dancers, who was responsible for the choreography) and I were sitting around with a bottle of wine in a dingy flat trying to name our new dance group.<\/p>\n

My suggestion of \u2018Dionysus\u2019s\u00a0 Darlings\u2019 didn\u2019t go down well. It was Flick who came up with \u2018Pan\u2019s People\u2019 \u2014 Pan is the Greek god of dance, music and debauchery. The irony is, when we first started out we earned so little we lived on a diet of chips and mayonnaise.<\/p>\n

We got our big break with Top Of The Pops. When the BBC saw their viewing figures shoot up to 20 million whenever we were on, they gave us a permanent job.<\/p>\n

There were some awful outfits, though. Poor Ruth once ended up in a gorilla costume. I still have my marabou stole from the Beatles\u2019 Get Back dance I wore in 1969.<\/p>\n

And I\u2019ve got the tartan knickers from our dance to Rod Stewart\u2019s Maggie May in 1971. They still fit: I\u2019m still the same size \u2014 a ten \u2014 as I was back then.<\/p>\n

I also kept Arthur, the fake crocodile I dragged around\u00a0 during our routine to Elton John\u2019s Crocodile Rock in 1972.<\/p>\n

But even when we were rolling around on pillows doing suggestive routines, we never felt exploited or uncomfortable. I only ever felt beautiful and lovely. We had an incredible innocence back then. Even when some of our dancing was full of innuendo, we never set out to have sex appeal. We were more the girls next door.<\/p>\n

That said, I loved the attention we got from men, especially members of the Armed Forces, who we performed for in Mombasa and Malta.<\/p>\n

It was flattering to have so many compliments and to have builders whistle at us as we walked past \u2014 something that rarely happens to me now.<\/p>\n

But men did tend to find us formidable when we were together \u2014 few would have the guts to approach us. And, perhaps surprisingly, we had just as many female followers. We\u2019d get fan letters from grandfathers of 80 and children who wanted to use our costumes for a school project.<\/p>\n

After the group disbanded in 1976, I set up a dance studio in London \u2014 the Dance Attic. But I relocated to the West Country several years ago with my fianc\u00e9 Henry Marsh, who I first met on Top Of The Pops nearly 40 years ago.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m rarely recognised now. It was difficult at first, coming to terms with getting older and accepting that I wasn\u2019t young and pretty any more. But I\u2019m much more at peace with it now I\u2019m in my 60s.<\/p>\n

To avoid sitting around, I formed a club to teach \u2018vintage divas\u2019 disco and modern dance in local halls. Now I have 300 to 400 regulars aged from 22 to 82. I love it. I\u2019ll be\u00a0 dancing until they wheel me out.<\/p>\n

\"Pan's<\/p>\n

Ruth Pearson worked in IT for local government after Pan’s People<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

RUTH PEARSON,<\/span>\u00a0 64, is single and lives in Fulham, West London. After Pan\u2019s People, she worked in IT for local government before retiring four years ago.<\/p>\n

The 1960s and 1970s were such a wonderful time to be young \u2014 it really felt like we were part of something special. Pan\u2019s People was rather like a pop group. Instead\u00a0 of performing someone else\u2019s choreography, we did our own.<\/p>\n

I always loved to dance, as a child growing up in Surrey, one of my\u00a0 earliest memories is of my parents taking me to see the ballet at\u00a0 Covent Garden.<\/p>\n

I won a scholarship to the Ballet Rambert school when I was 12. Later, in 1966, I met the girls and never looked back.<\/p>\n

On Top Of The Pops, we usually only had a day to prepare our\u00a0 routines. It was very intense. But we had amazing experiences. We danced through the audience to George Harrison\u2019s My Sweet Lord in 1971 and it was almost spiritual.<\/p>\n

But I also remember a routine on trapezes in the 1970s. I\u2019m afraid of heights. If you watch it back, you can see me sitting up in the air, a look of terror on my face.<\/p>\n

I was the longest-serving member of Pan\u2019s. I was 30 by the time of the final performance in 1976, which is pretty good for a dancer.<\/p>\n

After working in a fish restaurant and teaching yoga and keep-fit, I took a secretarial course in my 30s. Just before I was 40, I got a job in local government admin, which led to an IT job until I retired.<\/p>\n

I managed to keep my past secret for several years. People do change towards you when they find out. Most are thrilled, but others aren\u2019t very nice, perhaps due to jealousy.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m still single \u2014 I never seemed to have much luck on that front, and I think now it\u2019s probably too late. I like my freedom too much.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m not very sentimental about my time in Pan\u2019s. I never kept any old costumes and don\u2019t have many photos \u2014 but the other girls are still like sisters to me.<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/p>\n

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People:<\/dt>\n
Robert Powell<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
Gene Kelly<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
Elton John<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
Mary Whitehouse<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
Rod Stewart<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
George Harrison<\/a><\/dd>\n
Places:<\/dt>\n
London<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
Surrey<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
Fulham<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
China<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
Nepal<\/a>,<\/dd>\n
Malta<\/a><\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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