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- Danny La Rue, OBE was an Irish singer and entertainer, best known for his on-stage drag persona. Danny La Rue performed in drag and also as himself in theatrical productions, television shows and film.
Danny La Rue was appointed OBE in the 2002 Queen's Birthday Honours List. La Rue later stated in an interview that this was "the proudest day of his life". Other accolades included Royal Variety Performance appearances in 1969, 1972, and 1978, Variety Club of Great Britain Showbiz Personality of the Year (1969), Theatre Personality of the Year (1970), Entertainer of the Decade (1979) and the Brinsworth Award from the EABF for his outstanding contribution to the entertainment profession and the community.[ In 1987, he was King Rat of the showbusiness charity the Grand Order of Water Rats.
Among his celebrity impersonations were Elizabeth Taylor, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Judy Garland, Margot Fonteyn, Marlene Dietrich, and Margaret Thatcher.
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He was just so brilliant my late mother just adored him, so kind that he repaid Annie in such a good way. It always surprises me how modest these great people’s gravestones are❤😊
I remember seeing him on tv when I was a kid. RIP Danny!
I worked as a hall porter at Walton Hall when Danny was there. He was a nice guy and I have good memories of those days. Some of his family members worked there too, his brother was a gardener. Walton Hall still operating as a hotel in Warwickshire.
How interesting EN. It sounds like it was getting in need of repair and money spening on it, which you'll know better than me working there nice to hear the personal story of somebody who met Danny see you later friend. Alan
A big fan of Danny but never met him. Like many of my generation I was brought up on cabaret and variety shows on TV. Danny was one of the last stars of that kind of family entertainment. I miss that kind of entertainment and the wealth of stars it supported, sadly all now gone. RIP Danny.
Just watched this, another interesting and well researched one Alan, thanks👍
Lovely tribute to a real star absolutely 100% glamorous performer. ..remember his "turns" on the good old days...sadly missed....rest peacefully Danny.❤
I saw Danny on stage live in Australia in 1981. Afterwards we ran into him in the coffee shop after the show. What a lovely, funny man he was. I have never forgotten his show, it still is a great highlight of my life.
Danny La rue was a great comic Bless Him R.I.P.Danny xx
An honest artist a true professional a man amongst men with loads of talent helping many others in show business know a star in the sky Rest in Peace Danny
He was amazing artist me and my mum saw him he was a ledgend and genius xx
Memories of my lovely dad laughing his head of at Danny’s humour x
That's the best thing about doing these videos. It brings back golden memories. I'm so pleased for you Alan
As a young man growing up in the 1970s, I always looked forward every Wednesday night to watching The Good Old Days on BBC One. It was televised at the players theatre Leeds, an old style music hall, where the audience were all dressed in period costumes. Danny La Rue stared on this TV show on many occasions and I always enjoyed his performances. He was a good singer and was very popular with the public. God rest his gentle soul. Thanks for making another great video.
Hi Aidan My lovely snapshot of your life. I'm glad you enjoyed it with the reminiscing. That's what it's all about. Thank you for the comment :-) Alan
I only just watched him in the film Our Miss Fred, it was on talking pictures tv this last week, Danny was amazing. He was always classy. Thank you for showing where he is laid to rest, I am glad he is reunited with his partner.
Hello Amanda wasn't that a coincidence and it's nice to hear that he could act well. He was the master of facial expressions so I bet he was good. Thank you for the great comment Alan
Fantastic very interesting. I saw Danny at Wakefield theatre club in the 70s. He was fantastic 👏 🙏
My mum and I, saw Danny La Rue and Roy Hudd at the Palace Theatre Shaftesbury Avenue London in 1971
I was 15, we came down from North Wales. I've still got the program from the show somewhere in the house.
hello Linda, well, it's a nice memory. I hope and I hope the show is nice. It must have been you kept the program. Look after yourself. Alan
Danny la Rue was the first drag queen I ever saw. I was only a kid and I loved him!! Now I'm a huge Rupaul's Drag Race fan 50 years later. Danny was amazing!! What a legend! Great video 🐱
He sounds like such a nice chap 😊 Rest easy 🌈 Danny La Rue ❤
I always remember my parents singing on mother Kelly's doorstep it brings back so many memories, Danny was so talented
Hello Valerie, how nice it triggers the memory. It does remind you of the olden days that song. I'm still looking for paradise lane ? . Take Alan
I saw Danny perform at Fairfield Halls, Croydon. He was and always will be a legend 👍🏻👍🏻😁
My old hairdressing lecturer was great friends with him and used to do his wigs Alan
@@nigelmarshall5262 that is wonderful 👍🏻👍🏻😁
Makes a change from mother Riley's doorstep😄
I was very young, but I recall seeing Danny. Loved him/her. Looked great!!!
He was LOOKER AHAHAH CU BP :-)
Bless him, used to watch him with my mum. So funny, that tongue in cheek humour that that era of comic had is missing today. 💙
Hello free bird, it was a good owl round entertainer hope you're doing well. I keep having a look at your channel with the horse. Look after yourself. Alan
@@MotorHomeBeepBeep He was. Please forgive my rants this week, I will try get back to some kind if normality soon lol x Maria
Met him years ago outside of Newcastle theatre Royal back in the 80s
Hope you got on :-)
I've only just seen this, and what a befitting tribute it was.
I'd always loved Danny La Rue - my late Grandma was a massive massive fan of his, and I grew up being the same... I remember my parents going to his club too, but I was too young at the time!
On Sunday 22nd April 1984 I was lucky enough to be invited to Live at Her Majesty's by Jimmy Tarbuck's niece.
I had been the previous Saturday to watch the rehearsal for that night's show and watched Tommy Cooper rehearse his act for the live show. I remember sitting next to Tommy's wife in the stalls, there was only her, me and a few production crew. I was supposed to return to watch the live show, but unfortunately, they were fully booked. So I was asked to come back the following week to watch that show instead.
I later watched that live show, and remembered Tommy's routine as I's seen it earlier on. In the rehearsal, he did fumble about in the curtain, that was part of his act, but as I watched it live on TV, I said to my friend "Why is that going on so long? It wasn't this long earlier... then the show was halted and they went to the adverts... very very sad.
I did go back the following week to watch that live show and afterwards was invited backstage, just me! I was taken to Bernie Winter's dressing room, where he was amazed how much I looked like his niece apparently!
Bernie ushered me along to Jimmy Tarbuck's room and with Bernie enthusing about my likeness to his niece! I was asked to join them for a small private after party - in that room were Jimmy Tarbuck, Bernie Winters, Danny La Rue, Stan Boardman, Engelbert Humperdinck - and me!!
Danny was a beautiful a person, inside and out, that I'd always imagined him to be - he was gentle, sweet, funny, emotional and spiritual. He spent at least 20 minutes just talking to me, he even made me cry, but in a good way.
Danny was something else, something special
I am so grateful to have met him and chatted with him with such heartfelt honesty - I'll always be truly honoured to have done so.
That night still remains to this day, the best night of my life.... God rest his beautiful soul ❤
An amazing man. Thanks for the research. Very interesting.
Thank you Nicholas CU Alan
R. I. P Danny great entertainer 🙏 🌹
My Dad was a Roofer and went to do a job on a huge house Danny was renting when he was doing a Panto in Bristol. My dad said he was a really nice man and when he told Danny I was a fan. He gave my dad a big signed photo for me and I got to see him in Panto too. Happy Memories
I met him about 30 years ago in a theatre bar in the West end. He loved telling me how great he was! Funny guy and he kept buying me and a friend drinks all night!
lovely for you and you got the free drinks. Nice memory. See you. Alan
I saw Danny on stage at the WinterGardens in Margate. I was about 10. He was staying in a house close to where I lived. My sister and I always made sure we were about when he left the house. We used to watch for any activity so that we could be walking along the street. Danny always waved back at us. I remember his show so well it was amazing
Hello Elizabeth, what a lovely childhood memory it was so feel good to read. See you, Alan
Thanks Alan, I fondly remember Danny La Rue he was often on television decades ago. He was very well respected in days when gay only meant happy. Wow doesn’t Russell Harty look young, so does Danny. I didn’t know that he had a long term partner and then had a great friend in Annie. Forgot that he was Irish too. He had such a busy and varied life and you have done a brilliant job of paying great respect to him. Nice that he was buried with his partner. Great video Alan, very well done.
Hello Joan, I agree they were both very young looking but Danny was in his mid-50s with Russel but Denny's life took the opposite turn. He had to carry on with the drag act almost to the end of his life because he was robbed very quickly. I read that Annie would have liked to have been his partner if he had been possible :-) They were very close and it was super sweet on a personal level, he left all the proceeds of his costumes to her i feel sure they loved each other. But I think the true love he is buried with. Danny was a superstar and super interesting. Thank you, J, Alan
Great he as. Due Lesley Phillips he was great just died yesterday very sad
Yes Ken :-( he was 98 !
I saw Danny at brick Lane 2004/5 he did a charity night and all the money went to charity I had no idea of his struggles in past so it makes that night a very prominent one and shows he truly had a heart of gold, and goes to show behind the smiles and giggles there can be heartache...never understood why he couldn't be a sir he so deserved it!
I remember seeing him live many years ago. He took the show way past 2am and it was epic. He was a true star and a very funny man. Thank you so much for your video :-)
Part of my childhood watching him on the Good old days.i don't live far from graveyard will visit
Mrs H ... Thank you for remembering Danny...I grew up watching him....He was Fanbloodytastic...May he RIP
Oh, sad for Danny in later life. The auction benefitting Annie, how wonderful. Such a modest grave. Thank you, Alan, your interesting videos are a real comfort. You've a lovely manner. 💕
Hi Mairi He certainly had terrible bad luck with that business deal at the end of his life, but he was a tough guy he carried on. Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed regards, Alan
I remember mother was a fan of him in the early days never knew he had passed away though thanks again for finding his burial place.
Wow poor Danny. He really lost everything in his mid 50s but he kept on battling on. He was a fighter. Cheers, John
Seen Danny many times when he tread the pubs and clubs boards
Lovely person Rip ❤
You really go to the most original graves i truly appreciate. Thank you
That's very kind of you Laoise
Ive only just came across you channel by chance and absolutely love it! I cant stop watching it,listening to the stories & seeing their final resting place is amazing! Didn’t ever think id get to see anything like what you do,it brings so many memories flooding back of my childhood & the men/women I forgot about who made it so special ❤️what a fantastic channel
Same. Love watching all the celebrities of my youth, and finding out their backgrounds.
Hello Marie, do accept my apologia just didn't see your comment but now I have. I'm so pleased you enjoy it. That's one of the best things about these channels. It brings all the memories back. Sometimes there are so special and thank you for the lovely comment. Regards, hope to see you again. Alan
Hello Maggie, once again I'm sorry I didn't see you your comment. Thank you ever so much. Alan
Another brilliant video 👍
Thank you Kayl where do I send the £10? :-) look after yourself? Alan
Thanks darling...Love our little adventures!! Well done.x
What a wonderful film, thanks
Hi Alan. How you doing, mate?
I really enjoyed this episode. Your research was and is, excellent, as always. It's such a shame to learn that Danny was conned out of his money like that. There really are some horrible people in this world, who will do anything to anyone, and not have a second thought about it.
I saw the late Lionel Blair in the video and it reminded me of a story he once told about Danny, one akin to the Princess Margaret story that you recounted. He said that Danny was in a club (might have been his own) and a bloke called him something along the lines of 'poof'. Lionel said that Danny walked up to the man and knocked him off his feet with a left hook. He wasn't one to be messed with, wasn't Danny.
Please keep making the vids, Alan. They are all superb and you are a jolly nice chap indeed. Please keep up the good work so that I can look forward to the next one.
Hii Dez Wow! That was a funny one that made me laugh. The idea of Danny punching the guy out. They've been even better if he had done it while she was in drag. Thank you for the great comments. I hope to see you again soon. I am making lots more films by the way. Bye Alan
@@MotorHomeBeepBeep I know what you mean, Alan. Fancy being knock out by a geezer in high heels! I'm glad the story made you chuckle. I'm also glad to hear you're going to be making more films for us all to enjoy. Don't stop doing what you're doing, because your videos are always brilliant.
What a special story - I just LOVED it and I love how drag queens are so happy to share their self expression with the world - truly special people - thanks for posting - Paulette 💕🇨🇦💕
Thank you, Paulette 😀 look after yourself. Alan
This was a lovelly video Alan, thank you.
So pleased Danny & his hubby are buried together.
I remember going to see him at Great Yarmouth as a kid with my great aunty & uncle.
He was on the telly every Saturday night..a huge star back then in the 70s...very glamorous...
I was only about 7...It was a big deal seeing someone famous off the telly back then.
Happy memories..thank you 🙏🙏💞
Hi Salina they used to get so many millions of viewers back in the '70s sometimes 15 or even 20 million on the weekend. They would enormous dance. I nowadays it's all diluted down so I can imagine bumping into one of them would have been very special. I like to Danny. He was tongue in cheek. Thank you, Alan
I saw his show at the Brighton Dome when he was getting on a bit and admired that he was such a grafter.
Thanks for another interesting video. He certainly was a popular character back in the day. May he rest in peace.
Kind of you David
A regular on the Good Old Days, Mother Kelly’s Doorstep, I sang it to my children, RIP Danny Boy, lovely tribute to a great showman
Great one Alan! What a showman Danny was, always loved his stage shows, may he shine brightly in heaven as he did in life. ❤️🙏🌟
Hello Derek, He was probably the ultimate showman He was the pinnacle. Thank you for the great comment mate. See you Alan
I remember seeing Danny,in Birmingham years ago when I was younger and living in West Bromwich with my mother and father. God bless him and rest his soul. Thank you for your film about him.
Hello Angela, A big thank you for the comment. Sorry I didn't see it straight away. Up to see you again Alan
lovely to see he was just terrific, God Bless him!
Thank you for this wonderful memory!! I fell for Our Miss Fred when I was 12.. of course after watching my big brother TRY too do drag, did I mention TRY! Hahaha 😂
❤a wonderfull performer
Thank you what about Danny?😅.. I know what you mean. I appreciate it was a great performer in drag. All the best, Alan
I met him in a bar in Cannes many years ago. He was a nice chap
Ahh Danny La Rue MR showbiz when the sixties was swinging so was Danny. He was up there with the best the rest followed him. Loved by all .
RIP Danny entertaining in Gods theatre now.
I loved watching Danny great entertainer. R.I.P Danny🙏😇💖
A very clever performer.
Almost forgot about him ,thankyou for this ...
I remember seeing him on the Good old days so good a class act
He was a brilliant act. I saw him in 1982 at the pier theatre Bournemouth fab.
My mother adored Danny La Rue - I think more because of his glamorous costumes than anything else.
A fabulous video, Alan. Informative and with tidbits that I didn't know about before, so it was a truly great watch and listen.
Many thanks!
Regards and .. have a blessed rest of your week. ~ Cobs.
Hi, Cobs If you ever gonna say the words it's a class act you could do it for Danny. Everything about him was that and it's lovely to see your comments. Thank you! See you soon I hope. Alan
Your videos are great, and this one brought back so many memories of watching Danny on the old black and white sat with my Nan who loved Mother Kelly’s Daughter and taught me the whole song when I was about five years old 😊 the wet seat story was just a story I hope! I’m a 54 year old woman and I’ve never wet myself in my life… so gawd knows what Danny was doing to make them pee 😂😂
Hi Dia amazing! What different memories these performers being back to us? I love reading the stories like yours. It's like you revisited that time I remember your Nan. The story about the seats I don't think was untrue it was said as a statement of fact but I've got to admit I don't think I'd want to sit on the seats in that theatre even if they were dry :-) look after yourself. Alan
Hello Alan. Such a sad story. We see all these celebrities from beginning to end we follow their lives and when they die it is like losing family isn’t it. Because they were true entertainers. On Mother Kelly’s Doorstep. Great song. He trusted two con men and that finished his grand life. If only he hadn’t bought that big place. He had a lovely place on the Thames. If a two letter word but it rules out lives in the end doesn’t it. Thankyou once again and I love your videos. ❤
Hello Barry, yes it was a mistake. He bought the big hotel cos he didn't have the time or maybe the money. And the real problem was the two comment he said on the day to his partner. This is either the best day of my life or the worst. I think he got some inclination and it turned out to be the latter. What a shame. Thank you for the great comment. Alan
Excellent page..thanks for highlighting..big tumbs up
Hi Alan, I really enjoy watching your videos of famous people's final resting places and hearing about their backgrounds. I too remember watching and enjoying Danny La Rues shows. As did my late parents. Please keep posting. KR
Hello Jill, Thank you ever so much for the encouragement. I will be posting many more but I can until the end of the month and then there will be lots so come back. Take care, Alan
God bless him 🌟
I remember watching him on The Good Old Days with my parents and grandparents in the 70s. I had no idea about all the tragedy that happened in his later life. How awful those con men were. I hope they got they got what they deserved. Thanks for uploading :)
Went to see Danny ant the then Coventry Hippodrome and my word he was fabulous such happy times never forgotten
Thankyou for doing these reviews there really interesting and keeps the celebrities alive x because he was so good 👍
hello Jenna, yes, that's the idea. Thank you for the comment. Alan
A very talented man,enjoyed watching him in the good old days,thanks for this one Alan respect xxx
Thank you Sue :-)
Woww what a story what a life. I remember him from watching tv with my mum . thought he was funny . Didn't realise he had gone through all that heartache 💔 he sounded like a very thoughtful and caring guy. He lived a long life. Was so nice of him to think about the lady what a lovely guy. Thanks again for sharing this I found it very interesting love Gill Holmfirth West Yorkshire 😀
Hello Gill, either had a fantastic life in his old age. If he hadn't have been conned just shows you how quickly Sunday's life can implode. Thanks for the message. See you for the moment. Alan
Very interesting Video. Thank you.
Kind of you Philip best Alan
It's wonderful that Danny is with Jack. RIP Danny La Rue.
Thank you another great video so sad bless him ❤👏👏👏
Thank you mate very good, keep up the good work
And you Dean all the best mate
Thank you Alan for this video I was born 1972 so was grown up with him really loved him so funny wish I was old enough back then to see him all the old ones you just can beat any more your a star you really are thanks again Alan Lee barry ps you should post a lot on TikTok I can get you 20,000 followers merry Christmas Lee barry 🥰🥰🥰🎅🏻
Thank you Lee. I'll take a look at tick tock I always thought it was for younger people and wouldn't suit the subject but maybe I'm wrong. All the best, Alan
A brilliant man so funny I enjoyed watching him he was a lovely man sad he went bankrupt at that age bless him RIP Danny ❤ you truly were a star
Again Alan thank you for your lovely message everyone that follows me are in there 50 60 70 80 and 90s so don’t be fooled it’s not an age thing look forward to seeing you on TikTok I’m already following you love lee x
Thank you Lee for telling me all this info. I think I did open an account but I'll check it out tomorrow and I'll send you a message through tick tock one way or another
Thank you Alan. I only remember Danny as an entertainer so all his life history is very interesting.
Really enjoyed his History, love the videos ,Thankyou
Thank you very much Danny. That's very kind of you. See you again I hope. Alan
My parents loved Danny ,they used to watch him on this show called 'The Good Old Days '. He had a figure to die for,I was so envious
I remember him when i was a child mainly on a programme like a variety show but wasn't, Andrew sacks used to host it.
Great show enjoyed it 👍 BRIAN Upton ROLLESTON ON DOVE
Another masterpiece Alan really enjoyed this one
Glad you enjoyed itn Richard we teem uo soon
I have to admit Alan I’ve been watching your videos for quite a while now and the I’ve followed you the more I like you your so open sincere and genuinely a lovly man and I enjoy replying to your videos because I feel like your worth while I like the banter we have regarding Danny la rue loved him what a star he was he was a georgeous looking woman a great entertainer thanks Alan take care ❤️😊
Hello Crystal, it's always great to see you! You've been so supportive of me recently, but you've got to excuse me. I can't remember what we said about Danny, but I remember being very affected by the documentary when he was ripped off and they lost all the money he either quiet later in his life and he came back again. I think he was a very strong man and he made such a fantastic woman. He was very special. I just didn't like the location of his grave because they had an industrial view but I'm sure he was happy with the location obviously. Much love to you and thank you ever so much. Alan
I was fortunate to see him in pantomime a couple of times. Very interesting. Thanks for uploading.
Really interesting what i have taken from watching your episodes is it seem to be no matter how much money and fame you have we all end up in a patch of dirt or pot and if lucky have a head stone ..i do enjoy your wise words at the end of videos about not to worry to much and try and live the best you can because one thing is for sure this is no rehearsal ..Top work
Hi Daniel well that's so eloquently put bye you but true, you made me laugh :-) But beyond the last bit and the bit before the last bit if you get my drift It's amazing how many of these celebrities that were thought of as important end up with sad endings. Even this one had a sad end when in his fifties all his money was stolen !. There seem to be more sad ones than happy ones but as they said, don't let sweat the small stuff, let's just enjoy everything we can, i try. Lovely comment. See you soon friend. Alan
Nice one Alan been watching the your TH-cam channel for a bit now I really enjoy it
Thanks Martin from Oldham keep up the good work mate
Hello Martin, do accept my apology. I didn't see your comment. It slipped through the net. Big thank you Alan
Very enjoyable thank you x
I loved Danny he was a handsome man and a beautiful women he was fabulous 😍
I always remember Danny La Rue for his catch phrase "Whatcha Mates!" I greatly remember him being every where at one time. People used to plan their summer holidays around which seaside town he was appearing in that year. He was always a headliner on the London Paladium, Royal Variety Show, The Good Old Days etc. My uncle used to take mini bus tours to his club in London. Many years later I scored tickets for a sell out tour in Toronto at the Okeefe Center. Sadly It turned out to be a nightmare performace, I was seated 2 rows behind American Icon Don Rickles who behaved obnoxiously thought the show, so much I vacated my seat to find standing room for the rest of the performance where I coul enjoy the rest of the show. It was tragic to learn of his misfortune later in life at the hands of fellow Canadians. I still remember him as the best of the best!/ RIP.
A very good Pro forma and a gentleman to know🙏🙏🙏👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Very interesting thank you 😊
Lovely story about a great man Thank you May he Rip 🙏❤️
Danny was a very handsome young man in the photo. I remember his costumes were always very elegant. She had class.
SHE did :-)
Hi Allen hope your well Danny what can you say my mum was a huge fan and he was on our TV loads sadly gone and today Mr Leslie Phillips who i met at the kings theatre in portsmouth while on leave 43 yrs ago another hero best wishes.
hello Tony, well I'm glad it brings back memories of your mum. Interesting story about Lesley. I just heard it on the news. I met him too at the empire film awards 2006 it was a funny occasion. That's all I'll say :-)
@@MotorHomeBeepBeep Hi Allen its just come through bill owens lad has died
@@tonybrooks7201 racker Tony, that's two in one day that were well known. I wouldn't have thought it was so old. How sad. Thank you for telling me. See you soon. Alan
@@MotorHomeBeepBeep Bill teacher east enders has died Allen another one at 92
@@tonybrooks7201 don't watch the program Tont but I do remember him cuz he was in the beginning of the series. They say comes in threes...
Hey Alan. Hope your well. Another great story...well done. Thanks shaz 🥰💕👌
Sharon X
Thanks
Thankyou so much for this Paul, lots of things I never knew about Danny xx
Hi Alan what a huge cemetery with lots of wonky headstones I burst out laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣 when you said about his equipment you certainly make me laugh. Gosh it must have taken some finding he was a great entertainer it’s a good job I didn’t have a sweet in my mouth I would have choked 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you are so comical. Thanks again for another very interesting tour and as always I am glad you have a little word with them . Hope you are now relaxing it’s 6 30pm and about time I put the baked potatoes not the oven. Enjoy your evening. Keep beep beeping and most of all keep😀😀😀😀 smiling. Bye for now 👋👋👋👋 look forward to the next tour safe driving. Sandra
Hi Sandra long time ago I went into a gay bar and was watching the erotic dancer that l thought looked rather nice only to be told it was a not-woman :-). That same evening a man squeeze my bum so I've got nothing more to say aha
Sometimes things are out of our control but Danny was a great performer, a class act. And thank you for your comments. Bet the potato was lovely. See you, Alan BEEP
Thanks for sharing used to see Danny popping into the bank in Southampton it's funny only two days ago said to my sister that's where I last saw Danny la rue they are pulling it down loved him as a entertainer
Nice memory Annettre
Thank you so much for a wonderful insight on Danny,got his autobiography xx
Hello again, lovely to see another of your great vlogs.
Unfortunately never got to see Danny live, but his film l think was called "Miss Fred" was on Talking Pictures recently, l love your homely chatty voice its like your in the room with me and not on my phone.lm a recent subscriber (signed on after your Lena Zavaroni vlog ). All the very best a UK fan...............
My GT aunts brother was stage manager of the Palladium..Danny was another great act I got to see .. absolutely amazing ❤️
Lucky you BBE
Hi big blue eyes hi Well did your great aunty brother who was manger was that at the London palladium if so well
Bryan Blackburn is my grandad brother he was scriptwriter for few tv shows he even looked after Dianna doors kids when she was on stage was a singer with few people and he knew Barbara Windsor Linda Barry and l Blair who was a dancer and Bryan Audrey Blackburn he had adopted brother called Allen Blackburn was working as a cruise ship entertainer but Bryan Blackburn died of prostate cancer he did few tv shows Iam trying to do my family tree and trying to find out much all about him but sadly I don’t know we’re to go for help from joanne Turver
@@joanneturver1207 good luck with your search..I've done a huge tree on ancestry..the film actress bunny lowe appears in my tree..the lowe family are a famous family of the Old London stage ...my GT uncle RAS pagani has three books about his exploits..Corporal 'RAS' Pagani was the only man to successfully escape from the notorious Burma-Siam railway where thousands of Allied prisoners of war died. Walking barefoot for more than two hundred miles he set out for India, avoiding repeated attempts by the Burmese to capture him - until he reached the Irrawaddy River. Handed over to the Japanese, who drove him almost insane with weeks of torture. However, he never lost his spirit and at the moment of his rescue in 1945, he was poised for another escape.