Comic Collection (page 9)

Rik Mayall, dressed for his role in "The Government Inspector"
Rik Mayall, dressed for his role in " The Government Inspector" at the National Theatre. 23rd January 1985

The filming of The Young Ones on location at Codrington Road, Bristol. August 1982

The cast of The Young Ones filming on location at Codrington Road, Bristol. Pictured, Adrian Edmondson as Vyvyan. August 1982

Stan Boardman and Radio Merseyside DJ Billy Butler with Hickory the donkey. Hickory is starring in Cinderella at New Brighton with Stan Boardman, pictured at Radio Merseyside with Billy Butler

Goldie Hawn, American actress, in the UK to promote new film, Private Benjamin, Thursday 19th February 1981

Goldie Hawn, American actress with Bruno Wintzell at London Heathrow Airport, 22nd September 1973. Goldie is in the UK preparing for a new film role, Oktyabrina in The Girl from Petrovka

Goldie Hawn, American actress with husband Gus Trikonis, at London Heathrow Airport, 29th January 1970. Goldie is in the UK for the Gala European premiere of film Marooned

Two Chimpanzees celebrating Easter with chocolate eggs at Twycross Zoo. 25th March 1981

Caz Carrington (Miss Faces French and Miss Davenport) presents National Clubcard and Charity Appeal cheque to Freddie Starr at Faces nightclub. 24th March 1983

Comic Denny Hodge seen here with his wife Gillian and their baby Louis Michael. 13th December 1988

Television programme - Beat the Crusher gameshow at the Metrocentre in Gateshead with presenters Freddie Starr and Melinda Messenger 25 June 1998

Christina, the 3 years old Chimpanse, on set with William Marshall to star in the PG Tips advert chimp sitting on chair, wearing clothes and basecap August 1989 © Mirrorpix

Frank Bruno Boxer with comedian Freddie Starr

Freddie Starr Comedian / Actor Actor June 98 At home in his luxury house
Freddie Starr Comedian/Actor Actor June 98 At home in his luxury house

Freddie Starr Comedian / Actor June 98 At home with his wife Donna
Freddie Starr Comedian/Actor June 98 At home with his wife Donna

Rhani the elephant from Gerry Cottles Circus tries to sit on a deck chair July 1988 © mirrorpix

Christina, the 3 years old Chimpanse, on set to star in the PG Tips advert August 1989 © Mirrorpix relaxedimages

Actor Mario Fabrizi 1961 with his 5 month old baby son Anthony Fabrizi Big moustaches November 1961 1960s Cute babies child kid children kids 26/11/1961

Comedian Freddie Starr receives the plates for his new car, a Jaguar XJS HE, from John Sankey of Reg Vardy Limited at the Gosforth Park Hotel

Burtons manager Mr. Duncan Waddle in the stocks ready for a pie in the face from shop assistant Gillian Watkins watched by Katen Parker and clown Herbie Greef in 1989

Receptionists Carol Bulmer (left) and Shirley Colligan at County Hall, Morpeth doing their bit for Comic Relief in 1988

Rocket Blastoff

Confused Woman

Bonzo the Policeman - George E. Studdy - Clacton-on-Sea
circa 1920s

Comic Postcard - feeble Vicar not tempted by a pretty girl
Comic Postcard - ( My Word !) Get Thee behind me Temptress - a feeble and effete Vicar not tempted by a pretty girl, although one wonders if she is quite his type anyway... 1910

Comic Valentines Postcard - Old Maid about to be blown up
Comic Valentines Postcard - Some seriously racey language punning against an image of an Old Maid about to be blown up. 1908

Anti-suffrage satirical postcard - Leap Year Goods - " Will wear well". A woman in full tweed suit of jacket and plus fours standing with her motorbike. 1908

Comic postcard - arrival of a new baby
Humorous comic postcard - arrival of a new baby. Mother and Child doing well - Not a word about Father....!! 1909

Comic Postcard - Gent and two ladies on a bench - This is what I saw last night
Comic Postcard - Gent and two ladies on a bench - " This is what I saw last night, were you there?" Date: 1910

Cartoon, The Six-Mark Tea-Pot (Aestheticism)
Cartoon, The Six-Mark Tea-Pot -- a satirical comment on the new fashion of aestheticism: a man who resembles Oscar Wilde admires a teapot

Comic Postcard - Greyhound Racing - The hares run by electricity, Bill Is it? I wish they d give the blinkin dorg I backed a few shocks then!. Date: 1926

Comic Postcard - WW1 Home Front - Air Raid Alert - Take Cover - an eager volunteer
Comic Postcard - WW1 Home Front - Air Raid Alert - " Take Cover" - an eager volunteer warden shouts down an alert of any occupants of a Ladies Public Convenience! Date: circa 1917

Would-Be Actors, Palace Theatre, London
Would-Be Actors, at the Palace Theatre, London, with Carter Livesey, Albert Mason and Lilian Rosebery. 1906

Scene from Tom Jones, comic opera by Edward German
Scene from Tom Jones, a comic opera by Edward German, based on the 18th century novel by Henry Fielding, with a libretto by Robert Courtneidge and Alexander Thompson, and lyrics by Charles Taylor

Teddy Tail, Duke of Yorks Theatre, London
Teddy Tail, a childrens fantastic musical play by Charles Folkard, music by Frederic Norton, based on the Teddy Tail comic strip in the Daily Mail newspaper, at the Duke of Yorks Theatre

The Man from Mexico, Grand Theatre, Oldham
The Man from Mexico, a comedy at the Grand Theatre, Oldham, previously at the Strand Theatre, London. 1911

Dan Leno in Mother Goose, pantomime. circa 1903

The Two Orphans, in Flewso the Flier, a pantomime
The Two Orphans, in Flewso the Flier, the Summerdown revuesical panto, at the Pier Theatre, Eastbourne. 1917

Rinking - Roller Skating fun for all ages - When Awkwardness is useful!. Date
Rinking - Roller Skating fun for all ages - " When Awkwardness is useful!". Date: circa 1905

What a War! - Suits me, I dunno as I ll ever go back to Railings! - humorous comment
What a War! - " Suits me, I dunno as I ll ever go back to Railings!" - humorous comment on the wartime appropriation of railings for use as raw material in the war effort. Date: circa 1941

Heres a lad a-being naught - saying things he never ought! A young scamp of a country lad whispers something rather cheeky into his young girl friends ear! Date: 1950

WW2 - Comic Postcard, Home Front - Intruder Raid - A little girl (with ginger pigtails) is alarmed at the sight of a small brown mouse and has leaped up onto the piano stool. Date: 1944

Fathers Kilt will soon fit Willie (but not quite yet, hence the universal merriment on the faces of Willies young friends!). Date: circa 1930s

Kitty in London - Glamorous girl with two cats and HUGE hat
Kitty in London - Glamorous girl with two cats and a HUGE green hat with feathers. Date: circa late 1904

RAF AT Aerial-Target 1922
A Man Holding the Tail of a Raf-At Aerial-Target 1922 Drone Uav on a Trolley, Later Launched Without-Undercarriage from Hms Argus Date: 1922

France - Circus - Auguste and the White Clown
France - Circus - Interactions between Auguste (the happy clown) and the White Clown (the sad clown): " Session interrupted". Date: 1905

Comic Postcard - The Fathers Revenge on daughters Man
Comic Postcard - " Loves Reward" - The Fathers Revenge on her daughters new man, who is getting a hearty spanking for some indiscretion which has made his girl cry

Hungary - A Road hog makes insulting gesture to donkey rider
Comic Postcard - Road Rage - Hungary - A Road hog makes an insulting gesture to a donkey rider who seemingly did not get out of the way fast enough! Date: circa 1917

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"Unleashing the Laughter: A Journey through Comic Delights" Step into a world where laughter reigns supreme, as we explore the captivating realm genius. From Gilbert & Sullivan Operas to D'Oyly Carte Souvenirs, this is a journey that promises endless amusement. Discovering a dandelion on Centre Court may seem trivial, but in the hands of comedic masters, it becomes an uproarious spectacle. With every twist and turn, they transform ordinary moments into extraordinary sources of mirth. Behold the power of posters like "The Vegetabull, " where vegetables take center stage in a riotous performance that leaves audiences in stitches. And who could forget George Formby's infectious charm and wit that had crowds roaring with laughter? In the realm of visual comedy, H. M. Bateman emerges victorious with his masterpieces "The Favourite Wins" and "The Car That Touched a Policeman. " These timeless creations capture hilarious scenarios that tickle our funny bones even today. Prepare for an out-of-this-world experience as you witness a man riding on a steam rocket – an audacious feat brought to life by sheer imagination and boundless humor. William Heath Robinson's masterpiece "A Decided Catch" showcases his unparalleled ability to create absurd contraptions that defy logic yet leave us gasping for breath from uncontrollable laughter. Satire takes center stage with "His Master's Breath, " reminding us not to take ourselves too seriously while poking fun at societal norms through clever commentary. David Attenborough may be renowned for his naturalist expertise, but he also has an uncanny knack for infusing humor into his narratives – proving once again that laughter knows no boundaries or limitations. During WW1, Bruce Bairnsfather's cartoon "A Miner Success" provided much-needed respite amidst chaos. His witty illustrations offered solace and levity during trying times when smiles were hard to come by.