£24.50
Date 24/03/1952
An original variety show theatre programme from the Chiswick Empire, London, dated 24/03/1952, topped by Frankie Howerd with McAndrews And Mills, The Flying Comets, Jack Watson and singer Betty Driver.
Howerd was then a huge radio star, while Betty Driver would later become a much-loved face of Coronation Street.
Variety bills from London’s lost music halls are evocative examples of old theatre programmes and post-war theatre memorabilia.
| Production | Variety Show |
|---|---|
| Venue | Chiswick Empire – London |
| Cast | Frankie Howerd – McAndrews And Mills |
Condition: V Good, cfld, lcr, date on the front, a tiny mark on page 3
Did you know?
- Betty Driver played barmaid Betty Turpin in Coronation Street for over 40 years, famed for her hotpot.
- Frankie Howerd’s catchphrases included “Titter ye not!” and “Oooh, no missus!”
- The Chiswick Empire opened in 1912 and was demolished in 1959.
SKU: T03400
