Arthur Haynes "Acrobatic Sketch" on The Ed Sullivan Show
Arthur Haynes "Acrobatic Sketch" on The Ed Sullivan Show, November 6, 1966. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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Haynes would tragically die of a massive heart attack less than 2 weeks after this performance.
I suspect he lived in the shadow of Tony Hancock a little bit,who was big in England at the time..at least the Americans appreciated him a little more..its a shame he died so young.
Poor Arthur. He'd gone slightly stale over here, probably over-exposure or just too much 'same old, same old'. He'd just finished the movie 'Doctor In Clover' with s substantial role as his famous 'know-it-all' character and he was doing something quite different here, as the Americans simply wouldn't have got his 'up to me neck in muck and bullets'. Damn shame. He was only 52.