Ray Alan - British Ventriloquist speaks about Babe Hardy of Laurel and Hardy
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Ray Alan - British Ventriloquist speaks about meeting Laurel and Hardy and how kind Babe Hardy was while they did their tours in the 1950's
Ray Alan - British Ventriloquist speaks about meeting Laurel and Hardy and how kind Babe Hardy was while they did their tours in the 1950's
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There's simply not enough Ray Alan on KZread.
What a lovely tribute to Stan and Babe from a real gent of entertainment.
I’ve only recently discovered Ray Alan and lord Charles for myself, and I can tell you this aging , cynical hippie finds such sheer delight in their routines thanks to KZread. There should be a full DVD of as many of their comedic stylings.
Stan used to write to fans personally, and he even had his number in the public phone book
The greatest vent act ever. Lord Charles is a legend.
Stan and Babe....The greatest double act there's ever been and it's so nice to hear that the duo I loved so much growing up as a child in the 60's were such down to earth lovable people.
Lovely story. In truth, there were three legends there as Ray himself was easily the best vent act I've ever seen. His dummy had a dummy for God sake!
@Jamie_Pritchard
4 жыл бұрын
Absolutely agree!
I’m in tears! What a beautiful man Babe was!
Laurel and Hardy. The best. Never equalled, let alone surpassed.
This is so lovely. Thank you so much for posting this, Russell!
People of a certain age grew up watching Ray Alan and Lord Charles. Not forgetting Shari Lewis. Currently reading "Laurel & Hardy: The Magic Behind the Movies" - the gold standard in writing about the work of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Another good read is "Stan and Ollie: The Roots Of Comedy".
I remember seeing this when it was first broadcast. Very moving.
And that's what is wrong with the world today! Giants like Laurel and Hardy admonished and admired those who worked with them in the way you'd have thought would have been the other way around.
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great tribute
Oliver Hardy died in 1957.The last UK tour was in 1954.
what a lovely story XXX
How many chat show guests of today's calibre can tell a story like that?
Been looking for this story for years thanks for the upload
I wonder where that book is today
@elliottg.1954
Жыл бұрын
It may be in the Inventory of the Thomas W. Sefton Laurel and Hardy Collection, at the Loyola Marymount University in LA. Contents: "8 archival document boxes; 3 oversize boxes, 3 records storage boxes, 7 oversize folders". The Inventory apparently contains Stan's personal autograph book.
Isn't that nice. What warmth