Comedian Collection (page 10)

The Kenny Everett Video Show, New Years Eve Special, filming at Thames Television Studios, London, 4th December 1979. Kenny Everett as Punk Rock star

Poet Pam Ayres fully expected to perform her first jump today at RAF Weston-on-the-Green, where she is learning to parachute with the RAF Sport Parachute Association

Ken Dodd and William Roache at a Conservative party rally. 6th June 1987

Mr Harold Wilson, Mrs Bessie Braddock, Giles Wilson, Mrs Wilson and Ken Dodd on stage at the Cavern Club. 25th July 1966

Poet Pam Ayres is pictured with her newborn baby James, son William and husband Dudley Russell. 3rd August 1984

The wedding of comedian Spike Milligan to Pat Ridgeway. The wedding was held at Crag Wood Roman Catholic Church, Rawdon near Leeds, 28th April 1962

The wedding of Spike Milligans daughter Sile Milligan to Will White. Church of the Virgin Mary, Monken Hadley, Barnet, London. 14th April 1984

Spike Milligan with his wife Patricia and their child Jane. 19th May 1966

Comedian Max Wall poses in trafalgar Square, London, with seagulls flying on to his head. January 1975

Actor, comedian and Carry On star, Charles Hawtrey who was appearing at the Empire Theatre, Sunderland, in the pantomine Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs which had returned for the second year

Terry Scott, actor poses for pictures next to the Tees Transporter Bridge, Middlesbrough, 5th March 1974. He was hoping to travel back to his Middlesbrough hotel from Billingham Forum

Bobby Pattinson, owner of nightclub Talk of the Tyne, outside the club with his car, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. 1st May 1979

Comic actor, Bernard Bresslaw and his bride, showgirl Elizabeth Wright, fly off to Rome from London Airport for a belated honeymoon

Comedian Tommy Cooper and his comedienne wife Gwen Cooper. Circa: June 1976

Eric Morecambe leaves hospital for home, November 1968. Comedian Eric Morecambe, in hospital for 16 days after a heart attack, said goodbye to his nurses

George and Sadie Bartholomew both aged 74, parents of Eric Morecambe, birth name John Eric Bartholomew, pictured at home, Thursday 1st March 1973

Filming, The Magnificent Two, on location in Black Park Country Park, Wexham, Buckinghamshire, 13th October 1966. Womens Army of Revolutionaries, from fictional Parazuellia

Joan Morecambe, widow of Eric Morecambe, pictured a home in Harpenden, Hertfordshire, May 1985. One Year Anniversary of Comedians Death

Wedding of Gary Morecambe, son of Comedian, Eric Morecambe, October 1980. Eric arrives with his wife Joan

Tony Hancock pictured here from his hospital bed, 2nd August 1957

Comedian Denny Hodge who is hoping his routine on Granda TVs " The Comedians" will lead to his big time break 27th May 1992

Comedian Kenny Everett pictured outside his home in South Kensington, London, with boyfriends Nikolai Grishanovich (left) and Pepe Flores (right). 31st October 1985

Judy Huxtable, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore pictured at Heathrow airport on their way to Australia where they will perform in a live show and make a television series. 7th September 1971

Ronnie Corbett comedian celebrates at Prestonfield Golf Club after touring eight Edinburgh courses

Comedian Joe Baker married actress Anne Lloyd November 1965 who plays staff Nurse Jane Beattie in ITVs Emergency Ward 10

Morecambe & Wise. Comedians June 1965 Eric Morecambe, Ernie Wise & singer Mark Wynter put their fingers in their ears as actress Anna Dawson plays the saxophone

Billy Connolly with newscaster Anna Ford, Anna was there to present the silver clef awards to got to performers who bring music into the lives of handicapped children

Ellie Laine comedienne

Dads Army television programme cast 1977 Left to Right: Ian Lavender, Frank Williams, John Laurie, John le Mesurier, Arthur Lowe, Bill Pertwee

Actor and comedian Billy Connolly with his wife Pamela Stephenson after their birth of their baby girl Amy. July 1986

Dick Emery Dick Emery comedian on his Honda 750 four in 1976

Paul O Grady as Lily Savage - white knee length boots blonde wig applying lipstick

Actress Alexandra Bastedo seen here being chased by Eric Morecombe whilst filming a scene from the Riviera Touch starring Morcombe and Wise. December 1965

Jimmy Edwards and his fiance Miss Anne Michelle Carew-Gibbs at her home in Cowfold, Sussex. October 1953 D6186

Comedian Benny Hill in a car with some of his Hills Angels

Comedian Benny with some of his Hills Angels 1989

Benny Hill with Debbie Linden December 1978

Funnyman, Rowan Atkinson is in the final stages of his latest series of the highly successful " Black Adder" comedy programmes. Rowan pictured in North London at a sound recording studio

David Frost TV personality with his wife formerly Lynne Frederick widow of Peter Sellers

Benny Hill seen here dressed as a woman. February 1959 P011508

Barbados villa which comedian Bob Monkhouse has just had built as gift for his wife and himself

Arthur Askey - English comedian
Arthur Askey (1900-1982) English comedian with the catchphrase - hello playmates Date: circa 1940

Harry Baur - French Comedian and Movie Actor
Harry Baur (1880-1943) - French Comedian and Movie Actor Date: late 1930s

Wee Georgie Wood music hall comedian and actor 1894?-1979
Wee Georgie Wood comedian, actor and writer. Here dressed as Vesta Tilley in uniform with cigar and cane. Card entitled Vesta Tilley. Date: circa early 1900s

Joe E. Brown (1892-1973), American actor and comedian, 20th century. In 1902, at the age of 10, Brown joined a troupe of circus tumblers known as the Five Marvellous Astons which toured the country

Charlie Chaplin, English / American actor and comedian, 1928
Charlie Chaplin, English/American actor and comedian, 1928. Seen here in a scene from The Circus, Chaplin (1889-1977) was an Academy Award-winning actor and director

Sir Harry Lauder, Scottish comedian, 1926. Artist: Alick P F Ritchie
Sir Harry Lauder, Scottish comedian, 1926. Portrait of Lauder (1870-1950). Cigarette card with straight-line caricature, issued by John Player & Sons

Will Hay, British comedian and actor, 1934-1935. Hay starred in numerous British film comedies in the 1930s and 1940s. Taken from Meet the Film Stars, by Seton Margrave. (London, 1934-1935)

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"Legendary Comedians: A Journey Through Time" Step into the world of laughter and timeless comedy with some of the greatest comedians in history. From Laurel and Hardy's hilarious antics to Charlie Chaplin's iconic slapstick, these comedic geniuses have left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. In 1928, Laurel and Hardy brought their signature charm to the silver screen in "Leave Them Laughing, " captivating audiences with their impeccable timing alongside a police officer. Fast forward to 1939, and they continued to delight fans in "Flying Deuces, " as seen in a publicity still from this classic motion picture. Speaking of classics, who can forget The Marx Brothers? In 1935's "A Night at the Opera, " they had everyone rolling in the aisles as even members of the ship's crew joined them for laughs inside their cabin. Charlie Chaplin, another comedic legend, showcased his brilliance in films like "Modern Times" (1936). The final scene featuring him and Paulette Goddard is etched forever in our hearts. But it doesn't end there. George Formby added his own unique flavor to comedy while Norman Wisdom became a household name thanks to Rank Studios. And let us not overlook Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise who graced BBC Rehearsal Room for a memorable photo-call on July 8th, 1974 during their illustrious career. Even Riviera Touch found its way into Pinewood Studios back on November 30th, 1965 - capturing moments that would make us laugh for years to come. These comedians transcended time with their wit, physicality, and ability to bring joy into our lives. Whether it was Laurel and Hardy causing chaos in "Big Business" or Charlie Chaplin captivating audiences worldwide – each one has left an everlasting legacy that continues to inspire new generations of comedians today.