One newcomer, the Cove Club, was built by Frank Portnoy, a chum of Wertheimer's.
They are enticed to swim close by the creation of a "chum slick", a foul-smelling concoction of old mackerel blood, guts and oil that is slung overboard.
Barry, the team's star black striker, may have a Union Jack tattooed on his bum and chant "Inger-land" along with the rest, but we soon realise that he is a barely tolerated outsider; when the publican's son is relieved of his mobile phone by a black chum, the racial divide is violently exposed.
However, if someone attempts to theatrically manipulate your anger and emotions by identifying with you as a chum, a pal, or just another fellow victim of the status quo, then they're doing that to make up for their lack of hard facts and logical rationale.
David Chao, cofounder of Doll Capital Management, four years ago invested $1 million in Recourse, a security software outfit cofounded by a business school chum.
Her "friends" turned out to be Long Island based narcs who had been set on her by a high school chum who needed to bust someone to avoid prison.
Billy Rice was played by George Relph, an old chum of Olivier's, a very young Richard Pasco played Archie's son, Frank, and Dorothy Tutin Olivierr's lover at the time), was cast as his daughter Jean.
The Rex acoustic guitar is being sold by Ian James, a school chum of McCartney's who taught the baby-faced Beatle and member of the Forbes Celebrity 100 his first chords in the backyard of his Liverpool home.
The Dear Bill letters in Private Eye magazine, apparently penned by him to a golfing chum, gave author John Wells an opportunity to show Sir Denis as a figure of fun, but never contempt.
Dorothy is also visited by a couple of chums who love to reminisce about the jolly days when they were all telephonists together.
