Little Tich.

1926 Palace Music Hall Paris.

@Lucy_Worsley Hee Hee x

‘Dear Lucy, your hair on TV is so unflattering, it makes you seem so sad, unfortunately looks mean more than talent or brains.’ Hmm. Rather devastating critique of my hair. I notice he still watched the show, though, so he must have fallen for my lovely bubbly personality 😉

@SquidyUK Just sent you the ticket for this gig x

One of the great lost pieces of comedy is any recording from when @NigelPlaner1, @AdrianEdmondson, and Rik Mayall went on tour as The Young Ones in Spring 1983. All that's known to exist are photos from their Nottingham show on 23rd February 1983, taken by Kevin Cummins (@KCMANC)

Apparently I was Wikipedia entry of the day last week - well bless my 21 inch sole(s)!

Wonderful news!

@musichallsoc He was the loveliest of men who was very kind to me as a young photographer. An irreplaceable talent. X

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@Tom_TheSequel Never mind, thanks for messaging x

@TichLittle Hi Little Tich. I'll gladly email you a photo of it but I'd rather not send you the actual ticket. Nothing personal.

Amongst others, I also found my tickets for: Michael Jackson, 1988 George Michael, 1991 Prince, 1992 Victoria Wood, 1996

Little Tich at the musee des a decoaritifs - I forgot I was involved in this!

I’m taking delivery of a new 1902 Ogden’s cigarette card today... which is nice. Does anyone have any spare Tich cards? x

@PJAnthonyH Thanks mate, I wish I’d met him x

@TichLittle Wish my Dad was still around. He would’ve loved this! He produced/directed loads of Music Hall shows at a little parish theatre group on the outskirts of Leeds many years ago. He loved all things Music Hall 🤗

@rickblackman01 Be lovely to see you mate! X

This'll be good. I'm def going to that!

@MaxFulham Sneak me in old lad! ;-) x

@crad99 Thanks for replying sir!

@TichLittle Sorry but I don't.

Frank Foulsham and A.C.Banfied were the go-to guys for music hall acts between 1905 and 1921. Their Old Bond Street studio saw a constant parade of theatrical artists ready for fresh half-plate images to be fed into the lucrative postcard industry.

@rosemaryjones44 @musichallsoc Thank you! I did - there are pairs in the GOWR museum, the British Music Hall Society and in private collections in France, UK and USA too x

@TichLittle @musichallsoc There’s a pair of his shoes in Salford Museum... but you probably know that!

I’m researching for my upcoming Little Tich talk at the @musichallsoc - it’s hard work!

Made for the cast for a special dinner in 1977, an armband that belonged to the wonderful Clive Dunn.