Tickling Stick Collection

Ken Dodd driving through Liverpool in a 1911 Renault, to turn on the Christmas lights. 27th November 1970

Giving a leg up to the launch of the Red Cross Buskaround yesterday was comedian Ken Dodd who was on hand to release hundreds of balloons in Liverpools Whitechapel to mark the national fund raising

Sylvia Ingham, chief executive of the Roy Castle cause for Hope Appeal was tickled pink to meet Ken Dodd. Doddy is one of the main celebrity patrons and Sylvia was only too pleased to meet him

Ken Dodd at Southport Theatre. 3rd September 1989

Ken Dodd and Margaret Thatcher. 10th June 1978

Ken Dodd, Comedian, presents 1000 pound cheque to the British Heart Foundation, Coventry, Thursday 6th January 1983

Its tatifolarious how tickled I am to see you again auntie. Its the King of the Diddy men and his old Auntie Annie from Knotty Ash

Comedian Ken Dodd at Tyne Tees Television after filming a showcase television spectacular for six of the top clubland acts in the region on 26th November 1980

Comedian Ken Dodd is pictured with Liverpool footballers. 30th April 1965

Sandie Shaw and Ken Dodd appear on the ABC Television Show Doddys Music Box. They are pictured in the 1912 Rover car used in the show, which is filmed in Didsbury, Manchester. 24th January 1967

Kenn Dodd, dressed as a Jester, in Liverpool. Circa 1990s

Ken Dodd comedian on tour in Glasgow, Scotland, 9th October 1972

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"Tickling Stick: Ken Dodd's Whimsical Journey Through Liverpool and Beyond" In a whimsical twist of events, legendary comedian Ken Dodd takes us on a joyride through the streets of Liverpool in his vintage 1911 Renault to illuminate the city with Christmas cheer. As he flicks the switch to turn on the dazzling lights, laughter fills the air, setting off a festive season like no other. But that's not all. With his mischievous charm, Ken lends a helping hand to launch the Red Cross Buskaround – an initiative bringing music and hope to those in need. Sylvia Ingham, chief executive of the Roy Castle Cause for Hope Appeal, is left tickled pink by this gesture of kindness. Fast forward to September 3rd, 1989 – Southport Theatre becomes alive with uproarious laughter as Ken Dodd graces its stage. The audience is captivated by his timeless humor and infectious energy. Not only does Ken bring smiles and laughter but also generosity. Presenting a £1000 cheque to the British Heart Foundation in Coventry showcases his commitment towards making a difference beyond comedy. And who can forget Auntie? It's tatifolarious how thrilled I am to see you again. Auntie bursts into fits of giggles as she reunites with her favorite funnyman. Laughter truly knows no bounds when it comes to family bonds. From television spectaculars at Tyne Tees Television studios to rubbing shoulders with Liverpool footballers back in April 1965, Ken Dodd proves that comedy transcends boundaries. His ability to connect people through humor is simply remarkable. Even musical sensations like Sandie Shaw couldn't resist joining forces with our beloved jester on ABC Television Show "Doddys Music Box. " Together they create an unforgettable performance that leaves audiences begging for more laughs and melodies.