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Taffy Goldstein was played by Tenniel Evans,not Barker or Pertwee.Evans played several other characters too,including the Admiral. Cheers.

How can we talk 1950s comedy radio without Hhhhhhh Hancocks Half Hour.

Last one for now.

One more.

I think I may have put these on before,but prior to the site being hacked.

Just about astonian,just about. lol.

I can still recall the"Beer at home means Davenports" TV commercial and the song that went with it.

Me too Viv,WAKEY WAYYY-KEY,Then into"Somebody Stole My Gal".There was always a regular comedy show on at Sunday lunch time.Round the Horne/Beyond our Ken/The Clithero Kid/Al Read.Although I may be straying off into the Sixties now.Perhaps we need another Thread for that. Keegs.

Me too,I hated the theme song.Problem is I can still recall it word for word,even now !!

I think it was Bruce Seton who played Fabian of the Yard.

Thanks Astonian,Dad was regular army and always well turned out.He made sure we were too.You can imagine his reaction in the 6o's when I started to grow my hair ! (it never stopped me though ). Regards,Keegs.

"Whack-o" with Jimmy Edwards,Blue Peter and Richard Hearne as "Mr Pastry".

Don't forget Annette Mills with Muffin the Mule and my favorite "the six five special" with all those early Rock stars !

I still "spit n Polish" my shoes the way my dad taught me.

I went to this,a great day out.

Beau at Easter.

Match Day entertainment

Micky Bullock,Brian Sharples and the Great Joe Bradford at St Andrews ground.

Harvey Andrews.

Over the old Silver Blades rink.