Comedian Collection (page 100)

Silhouette portrait of Harry Weldon, music hall performer
Silhouette portrait of Harry Weldon (1881-1930), English comedian and music hall performer. Date: 1923

Silhouette portrait of Stanley Holloway, actor
Silhouette portrait of Stanley Holloway (1890-1982), actor and comedian. Date: circa 1930s

Portrait photograph of Flanagan and Allen. English comedy duo

Tom Breneman talking to Eddie Cantor - Radio Show
Tom Breneman (1901-1948) talking to Eddie Cantor (1892-1964) (American " illustrated song" performer, comedian, dancer, singer)

Fruit Label -- Mr Glad Brand, from Valencia, Spain. Depicting a man who looks very much like Stan Laurel. Date: 20th century

Sheet music cover, Let By-Gones Be By-Gones, with words and music by Joseph George Gilbert. With a portrait of Issy Bonn (Benjamin Levin, 1903-1977), British-Jewish actor, singer and comedian

Boccaccio tells the people of Florence Dantes divine comedy
illustration of a Boccaccio tells the people of Florence Dantes divine comedy

1955 Daimler Conquest Roadster, Hooper body with actor Norman Wisdom
1955 Daimler Conquest roadster, Hooper body. Norman Wisdom, featured in the film Up In The World

1955 Daimler Conquest Roadster, Hooper body with Norman Wisdom
1955 Daimler Conquest Drophead Coupe, Hooper body. Norman Wisdom, featured in the film Up In The World

AL JOLSON (1886-1950). American singer and comedian. With Eddie Cantor seated on his knee during a rehearsal. Photograph, 1941

HARRY LAUDER (1870-1950). Scottish singer and comedian. Photograph, c1914

NORA BAYES (1880-1928). American actress, comedian, and singer. As Juliet in a burlesque of Romeo and Juliet. Photograph, 1920

PHIL SPECTOR (1939- ). American record producer. With comedian Myron Cohen. Photograph, 1965

BOB HOPE (1903-2003). American comedian. Playing bass alongside James Garner on bongos, on the The Bob Hope Buick Show. Photograph, 19 April 1960

CHARLIE CHAPLIN (1889-1977). English actor and comedian. Photographed at a Liberty Loan rally on Wall Street in New York City, 1918

SHIRLEY TEMPLE (1928-2014). American actress. At a March of Dimes event with comedian Eddie Cantor, Los Angeles, California. Photograph, 30 January 1934

CHAPLIN: A DOGs LIFE, 1918. Charlie Chaplin and Edna Purviance in the film A Dogs Life

CHAPLIN: THE CIRCUS, 1928. Charlie Chaplin seated on a crate in the film The Circus

MARIE DRESSLER (1868-1934). Canadian-American actress and comedian. Posing in a lampshade hat. Photograph, c1909

SOPHIE TUCKER (1887-1966). American (Ukrainian-born) singer and comedian. Responding to letters. Photograph by Dick DeMarsico, 1952

Smeraldina
Illustration of a Commedian Character - Smeraldina

WILL ROGERS (1879-1935). American humorist. Rogers typing on a typewriter on a cattle ranch. Photograph, c1920

THEATER: MARX BROTHERS. From left: Groucho, Zeppo, Chico, and, with his harp, Harpo Marx, on stage at the Lyric Theater in New York in George S. Kaufmans musical comedy Cocoanuts, 1925

RADIO SHOW, 1920s. Professor Ambrose Weems and the Cuckoo Program in the early days of radio

WILL ROGERS (1879-1935). American humorist: oil over a photograph, 1934

the ecstacy of fear, agitation, angst, bravery, fearlessness, clown, comedian, cowardice
Some dresses at the childrens carnival in 1892, fancy dress; fun; clown; merrymaking; merry; festival; entertainment; comedian; pierrot; picador; punch; punchinello; The ecstacy of fear; running

CHARLES SPENCER CHAPLIN (1889-1977). English comedian. Photograph, c1920, digitally colored by Granger, NYC

J. L. TOOLE (1830-1906). English comedian and actor. Photograph by W. & D. Downey, c1892
J.L. TOOLE (1830-1906). English comedian and actor. Photograph by W. & D. Downey, c1892

RICHARD TARLTON (d. 1588). English comic actor. Contemporary English woodcut

WILL ROGERS (1879-1935). American humorist; photographed in 1921

JAMES T. POWERS (1862-1943). Ne McGovern. American comedic actor. Photograph, c1900

GEORGE GROSSMITH (1847-1912). English comedian. Photographed in 1881 in the role of Bunthorne in Gilbert and Sullivans Patience

JOSEPH GRIMALDI (1779-1837) in clown costume. Etching by Isaac Robert Cruikshank

JOSEPH GRIMALDI (1779-1837). English comic actor, pantomimist and clown. Grimaldis theatrical debut at Sadlers Wells, in 1782, in the role of a monkey. Etching by George Cruikshank (1792-1878)

CHARLES BURKE (1822-1854). American comedian and actor. In costume as six different characters. Lithograph, mid 19th century

JOHN SLEEPER CLARKE (1833-1899). American actor and comedian. Clarke in the role of Bob Acres in The Rivals, c1888

JOHN DILLON (1831-1913). American comedian. Photograph, late 19th century

FILM: JEALOUSY, 1914. French poster for the silent film JEALOUSY, starring Max Linder, who seems to have lost a fencing match with his wife

Antique illustration of actor in 17th century costume
Antique illustration of 19th century French actor Joseph-Charles Delaunay performing as Clitandre, a character from the comedy The Learned Ladies by MoliAšre (17th century)

Self portrait of Dan Leno (1860-1904) - leading English music hall comedian and musical theatre actor during the late Victorian era. Date: circa 1910s

Portrait of the English Music Hall Performer Dan Leno
Portrait of the Performer Dan Leno (1860-1904) - a leading English music hall comedian and musical theatre actor during the late Victorian era

Charlie Chaplin in a scene from the film City Lights, with Harry Myers, 1931
CHARLIE CHAPLIN: CITY LIGHTS. Charlie Chaplin in a scene from the film City Lights, with Harry Myers, 1931

Dan Leno (1860-1904) born George Wild Galvin. Popular English cockney comedian and pantomime dame. Leno with his wife and family in 1903 after his recovery from illness

Joe E Brown (1892-1973) American actor and comedian driving jeep loaded with American GIs seeing the sights in China. Brown giving thumbs up sign to Chinese children, 1942 or 1943

Social Critic Lenny Bruce
New York, New York: 1962 Comedian and social critic Lenny Bruce

Comedienne Phyllis Diller
United States: c. 1960 A smiling portrait of comedienne Phyllis Diller

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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.