When did the saying "Early doors" become a thing in Australia? and how do those particular combination of words mean what we take it as meaning?

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2024-12-06 08:30

When did the saying "Early doors" become a thing in Australia? and how do those particular combination of words mean what we take it as meaning?

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21 分鐘內	Lynda lyndyloo32	Sure it’s not early days ?
2 小時內	Hannah Bnana hannah_bnana1	Huh?
5 小時內	Andrea Naismith andi_establishment	Aussie. Well read. Keen word investigator. Sports enjoyed. Never, ever heard of this.
11 小時內	Di Aboliqualle diaboliqualle	Do some research people...The phrase "early doors" is a British informal expression that means "at an early stage" or "in the early proceedings". Theaters and music halls: Customers who paid extra to enter early could choose their seats before the entertainment began. Pubs: British pubs used to close in the afternoon, so there was a rush for the bar when they reopened. The phrase may refer to the early evening period when pubs are quiet before the crowds arrive.
11 小時內	Di Aboliqualle diaboliqualle	The earliest known use of the phrase "early doors" is in the 1870s, as evidenced in the Liverpool Mercury in 1877.