Charlie Collection (page 5)

Charlie Byrd, Knebworth, 1978. Artist: Brian O Connor
Charlie Byrd, American guitarist, Knebworth, 1978

Charlie Fowlkes, baritone saxophonist with the Count Basie Orchestra, c1950s. Artist
Charlie Fowlkes, baritone saxophonist with the Count Basie Orchestra, c1950s

Clark Terry and Slam Stewart playing at the Capital Radio Jazz Festival, London, 1980
Clark Terry (flugelhorn) and Slam Stewart (double bass) playing in a tribute concert to Charlie Parker at the Capital Radio Jazz Festival, Royal Festival Hall, London, 14 July 1980

Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan in The Kid, 1921. British comedian, actor and film star Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977) and American actor John Leslie (Jackie) Coogan (1914-1984)

Art Pepper holding his saxophone, Royal Festival Hall, London, 14 July, 1980. Artist
Art Pepper holding his saxophone at a tribute concert to Charlie Parker, The Year of the Bird, Royal Festival Hall, London, 14 July, 1980

The Boy (Charlie Hanson), c1876, (1904). Artist: James Abbott McNeill Whistler
The Boy (Charlie Hanson), c1876, (1904). From Whistler As I Knew Him, by Mortimer Menpes. [Adam and Charles Black, London, 1904]

South of England XI cricket team vs The Australians, c1899. Artist: Russell & Sons
South of England XI cricket team vs The Australians, c1899. Back row: VA Titchmarsh (umpire), Bill Brockwell, Charlie Townsend, Gilbert Jessop, Jack Mason, Jack Board, Bobby Abel

Charlie Chester, British stand-up comedian and TV and radio presenter, 20th century. Artist: Montagu Watson
Charlie Chester, British stand-up comedian and TV and radio presenter, 20th century. Known as Cheerful Charlie Chester, he starred in The Charlie Chester Show

Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977), English actor, c1920s

A budding Charlie Chaplin admirer, east end of London, 1926-1927. From Wonderful London, volume II, edited by Arthur St John Adcock, published by Amalgamated Press (London, 1926-1927)

Charlie Chaplin, British film actor and director, 1926. Artist: Alick P F Ritchie
Charlie Chaplin, British film actor and director, 1926. Portrait of Sir Charles Chaplin (1889-1977). Cigarette card with straight-line caricature, issued by John Player & Sons

Allied Checkpoint Charlie, West Berlin, Germany
Allied Checkpoint Charlie in the rain, West Berlin, Germany, with an American flag flying above. Date: 1960s

American sector sign at the Checkpoint Charlie border crossing in Berlin, Germany

Stagshaw Bank Fair - Corbridge, Northumberland
Michael Jones reading the rules of the Stagshaw Bank Fair at the Market Cross, Corbridge on Tyne, Northumberland. The Fair, traditionally held on 4th July

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"Charlie Chaplin: A Timeless Icon of Comedy and Talent" From his humble beginnings as a bathing machine owner and swimming master in Essex to becoming one of the most beloved film actors and comedians, Charlie Chaplin's journey is nothing short of extraordinary. Born Charles Spencer Chaplin in 1889, this English legend left an indelible mark on the world with his iconic character, the little tramp. In 1921's "Chaplin: The Kid, " he showcased his incredible acting skills alongside Jackie Coogan, portraying a heartwarming story of adoption. This film solidified Chaplin's status as a cinematic genius who could effortlessly blend comedy with poignant storytelling. Beyond the silver screen, Charlie was also known for his musical talents. Whether it was through his famous song "Champagne Charlie" or collaborating with renowned ventriloquist E Bergen, he proved that laughter knows no boundaries. His fame transcended borders too; even in Berlin during its reconstruction period after World War II, Checkpoint Charlie paid homage to this comedic maestro. Meanwhile, back home in London's vibrant Soho district on Archer Street W1, you could feel the spirit lingering amidst the bustling streets. Not only did he captivate audiences worldwide with his performances but also found himself rubbing shoulders with Major League baseball players like Lou Gehrig and Joe Cronin at the All-Star Game in 1937. His charisma knew no bounds. While many may associate him solely with entertainment, few know that famous jockeys like Charles Elliott admired him for more than just laughs. It speaks volumes about Chaplin's versatility and ability to inspire people from all walks of life. Even today, long after his passing in 1977, Charlie remains an enduring symbol of comedy brilliance and timeless charm. From Flora MacDonald - Scottish Jacobite heroine - to fans across generations who continue to cherish his work; there will never be another like Charlie Chaplin.