On The Buses Collection

On The Buses, TV series, filming on location in Hornsey, London, 9th December 1971. Reg Varney aka Stan Butler in the series

Bob Grant, Wedding Day, 1st October 1971. Bob Grant, actor weds Kim Benwell, a bunny girl, at Caxton Hall, London. Bob Grant plays character Jack Harper in popular TV series On the Buses

London Easter Parade at Battersea Park Festival Gardens, 11th April 1971. Celebrity guests, Reg Varney, Michael Robbins, Bob Grant, Anna Karen

Picture shows a female bus conductor in World War Two. She issues a young girl with a ticket for her bus journey. Women bus conductors were plenty in World War One and also World War Two

Reg Varney, actor, aka Stan Butler in TV series On The Buses, pictured at London Weekend TV Station House, Stonebridge Park, London. 28th October 1971

Celebrity Panto Stars, appearing in Cinderella at the Granada East Ham, December 1973. DJ Tony Blackburn as Buttons, Anne Aston TVs Golden Shot girl as Cinderella and Anna Karen

Stephen Lewis actor a. k. a. Inspector Cyril "Blakey"
Stephen Lewis actor a.k.a. Inspector Cyril " Blakey" Blake in the LWT sitcom On the Buses, was the star attraction at a party held for eighty under priviledged children in Woodford, Essex

Doris Hare MBE, December 1971. Doris Hare stars as Stan Butlers widowed mother, Mrs Mabel Ethel Butler, in LWT TV Comedy Series On the Buses

Ronald Chesney and Ronald Wolfe, Comedy Script Writers, creators of British sitcoms The Rag Trade, Meet the Wife and On the Buses, pictured at their Piccadilly office, London, 10th December 1971

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"On the Buses: A Journey Through Time with Bob Grant and Reg Varney" Step back in time to witness the iconic moments of the beloved British sitcom "On The Buses. " On 1st October 1971, fans rejoiced as actor Bob Grant tied the knot with his sweetheart Kim Benwell on their joyous wedding day. Love was in the air as they embarked on a new chapter together. The following year, on 11th April 1971, Battersea Park Festival Gardens came alive with excitement during London's Easter Parade. Amongst the crowd, actor Reg Varney, known for his role as Stan Butler in "On The Buses, " delighted fans with his presence. His charm and wit were truly captivating. Meanwhile, behind-the-scenes magic was happening on location in Hornsey, London. On 9th December 1971, cameras rolled as the cast of "On The Buses" filmed episodes that would forever be etched into television history. Laughter echoed through the streets as audiences eagerly awaited each episode's release. But it wasn't just on-screen where these stars shone brightly; they also graced stages across East Ham during December 1973's celebrity-packed production of Cinderella at Granada East Ham theater. Stephen Lewis stole hearts as Inspector Cyril "Blakey, " while other familiar faces added sparkle to this enchanting pantomime experience. As we delve deeper into this nostalgic journey, we encounter Doris Hare MBE who portrayed Stan Butler's widowed mother in December 1971. Her talent brought warmth and authenticity to every scene she graced. Behind all these memorable moments stood Ronald Chesney and Ronald Wolfe - comedy scriptwriters extraordinaire. These creative minds crafted some of Britain's most cherished sitcoms including "On The Buses. " Their genius gave birth to characters that have become household names throughout generations. Finally, let us not forget Reg Varney, the man who brought Stan Butler to life.