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JOE LONGTHORNE, COMEDIAN 19 / 04 / 1989
JOE LONGTHORNE, COMEDIAN 19/04/1989

JOE LONGTHORNE, COMEDIAN 19 / 04 / 1989
JOE LONGTHORNE, COMEDIAN 19/04/1989

Lenny Henry, comedian, having some fun at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. June 1978. Sir Lenworth George Henry, CBE (born 29 August 1958), known as Lenny Henry, is a British stand-up comedian, actor

Lenny Henry, comedian, having some fun at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. June 1978. Sir Lenworth George Henry, CBE (born 29 August 1958), known as Lenny Henry, is a British stand-up comedian, actor

Comedian Freddie Starr kisses England striker Kevin Keegan as Pop star Elton John looks on. Keegan was collecting the Golden boot for being leading scorer in Division One 1981/82 season

Barry Humphries and wife Diane Millstead at their wedding in London - June 1979

Freddie Starr, Comedian, pictured with young children, January 1981. Freddie recently appeared on TV Show Parkinson, alongside Muhammad Ali, which aires Saturday 17th January 1981

Freddie Starr, Comedian, wife Sandy and children, Jody and Donna, Christmas, Saturday 20th December 1980

Freddie Starr, Comedian, at Wimbledon Football Club, to do some filming for his TV show, Who Do You Do?, Wednesday 14th January 1976. Our Picture Shows

Kenny Everett at the Radio Awards 28 / 04 / 1994
Kenny Everett at the Radio Awards 28/04/1994

BARRY HUMPHRIES, CREATOR OF DAME EDNA EVEREDGE READING A MOCK UP DAILY EXPRESS NEWSPAPER 29/08/1992

Bob Monkhouse, entertainer pictured outside his house - 08 / 03 / 1989
Bob Monkhouse, entertainer pictured outside his house - 08/03/1989

Bernard Manning outside at The Embassy Club in Manchester. Bernard Manning owned the famous comedy club on Westbourne Grove, Manchester M9 4XJ Picture taken 24th May 1988

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

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

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

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

Paddle boarding on the Deschutes river, Old Mill district, Bend, Central Oregon, USA

Holy Woman Herder
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Guy Krier

Plate 269. Arising from the Ground with Newspaper in Left Hand
3950227 Plate 269. Arising from the Ground with Newspaper in Left Hand, 1872-85 (collotype on paper) by Muybridge, Eadweard (1830-1904); 19.2x37.6 cm; Addison Gallery of American Art

Illustration for Amos Barton by George Eliot (litho)
3098341 Illustration for Amos Barton by George Eliot (litho) by Thomson, Hugh (1860-1920); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for Amos Barton by George Eliot)

WW2 era - Comic Postcard - For the love of Mike
The caption is For the love of mike. The expression probably originates from a 1932 film of the same name directed by Frank Capra

Bob Monkhouse, entertainer pictured inside his home - 08 / 03 / 1989
Bob Monkhouse, entertainer pictured inside his home - 08/03/1989

Kenny Everett sitting with his new BMW car 21 / 07 / 1989
Kenny Everett sitting with his new BMW car 21/07/1989

Kenny Everett sitting on bonnet of his new BMW car 21 / 07 / 1989
Kenny Everett sitting on bonnet of his new BMW car 21/07/1989

Robin Williams, American actor and comedian, promotes his most recent film, Good Morning, Vietnam, September 1988

Bob Monkhouse outside his home in the country 02 / 03 / 1989
Bob Monkhouse outside his home in the country 02/03/1989

BARRY HUMPHRIES AS DAME EDNA EVERAGE 16 / 05 / 1989
BARRY HUMPHRIES AS DAME EDNA EVERAGE 16/05/1989

Griff Rhys Jones at press call 15 / 03 / 1989
Griff Rhys Jones at press call 15/03/1989

Chevy Chase, American actor and comedian, in the UK to promote his new film, Memoirs of an Invisible Man, London, Thursday 7th May 1992

Freddie Starr, Comedian, pictured with boxing gloves, January 1981. Freddie recently appeared on TV Show Parkinson, alongside Muhammad Ali, which aires Saturday 17th January 1981

Bob Hope, American comedian and actor, playing golf in Scotland (ahead of Bob Hope British Classic 25-28 Sept), pictured Monday 22nd September 1980

Benny Hill, British comedian and actor, best known for his television programme The Benny Hill Show, in America, where he is filming a one hour special, Benny Hills World Tour : New York

Bernard Manning performing at The Embassy Club in Manchester. Bernard Manning owned the famous comedy club in Manchester Picture taken 20th September 1978

Ken Dodd - comedian from Liverpool. Ken plays snooker at The Knotty Ash Community Centre, where he challenged The Lord Mayor of Liverpool (Mrs Ethel Wormald) to a game

Jimmy Tarbuck at Bournemouth Winter Gardens, where he is appearing in a Summer Show. 13th July 1984

Liverpool Echo, Stand Up Comic of the Year Competition, sponsored by Newcastle Brown Ale, Wednesday 26th June 1996. Pauline Daniels, compere and judge

36-year old comedian Les Dawson, who has just landed his biggest job yet - a six week series of half-hour shows on Yorkshire TV, to be aired at the end of April

New Faces winner Lenny Henry with his mother. 13th January 1975

British comedian Freddie Starr is sending up "Superstars"
British comedian Freddie Starr is sending up " Superstars", the television sports programme, in his New Years Eve Show on BBC television

Woody Allen poses with The Tritons and Nereids in the fountains at Place de la Concorde, in Paris, France, Friday 6th November 1964

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

Freddie Starr Comedian / Actor June 98 A©Mirrorpix January 9th
Freddie Starr Comedian/Actor June 98 © Mirrorpix January 9th

Freddie Starr Comedian / Actor June 1998 Sitting on blue
Freddie Starr Comedian/Actor June 1998 Sitting on blue and white sofa in his luxury home

Freddie Starr Comedian / Actor June 98 Sitting on blue
Freddie Starr Comedian/Actor June 98 Sitting on blue and white sofa in his luxury home © Mirrorpix

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"Stand Up: A Journey Through Comedy Legends" In June 1978, the iconic Lenny Henry had Great Yarmouth roaring with laughter as he showcased his comedic genius. Norfolk was in stitches as this talented comedian took center stage and had everyone rolling in the aisles. Fast forward to April 19, 1989, and another comedy legend graced the stage. Joe Longthorne captivated audiences with his wit and charm, leaving them begging for more. His performance that night will forever be etched in the memories of those lucky enough to witness it. But comedy isn't just about making people laugh; sometimes it's about creating unforgettable moments. In a hilarious encounter captured on camera, Freddie Starr planted a kiss on England striker Kevin Keegan while pop star Elton John looked on in amusement. It was a moment that perfectly encapsulated the unpredictable nature of stand-up comedy. Barry Humphries, best known for creating Dame Edna Everedge, brought his unique brand of humor to London in June 1979 when he tied the knot with Diane Millstead. Their wedding was undoubtedly filled with laughter and joy as they embarked on their journey together. Comedy has no boundaries or limitations; it can even transcend into unexpected realms. The enigmatic Holy Woman Herder found humor even within spirituality itself, proving that laughter truly is universal. Family plays an integral role in many comedians' lives, providing endless inspiration for their craft. Freddie Starr shared precious moments with his wife Sandy and children Jody and Donna during Christmas celebrations and other joyful occasions throughout their lives together. Barry Humphries continued to entertain audiences by reading a mock-up Daily Express newspaper headline - showcasing his ability to find satire even outside of live performances. His creativity knew no bounds as he effortlessly blended reality with absurdity. Wimbledon Football Club became an unlikely backdrop for Freddie Starr's TV show filming - yet another example of how comedians can find humor in the most unexpected places.