Tommy Cannon and Bobby Ball are Britain’s funniest and most successful double act. In a career spanning over 25 years they have achieved a string of honours that puts them among the all-time greats of showbusiness.

On television they have starred in their own series practically every year since 1979; they have also ‘guested’ on all the major shows including ‘Wogan’, ‘Parkinson’, ‘Des O’Connor’, ‘Sunday Night at the Palladium’, several Royal Variety Shows and been featured in a BBC Documentary ‘Funny Business’ based on double acts, which also included footage on Martin and Lewis, Laurel and Hardy, and Morecambe and Wise.

Jimmy developed his character in the Northern Clubs. TV producers began to take note of this refreshing comic with the hilarious Irish logic. Jimmy reached the second finals of ‘Search for a Star’ and then appeared before HRH The Princess Margaret on the next night live for ITV’s Royal Gala Show ‘A Night of Hundred Stars’ from the National Theatre. This really set the ball rolling for him.

Jimmy has made regular guest spots on television and radio, culminating in his own TV series for Central Television and his owin radio series for BBC Radio Two.

However even after four TV series Jimmy is still honing and fine tuning his live act, continually adding new and fresh material. In live performances word and mouth is everything and when people see his name outside a theatre they know they can bring not only their children, but their aunts and granddads, confident in the knowledge their going to see a first class show.

Excellent after dinner cabaret act will have your guests rolling around in laughter

Live from the Palladium (LWT)
Live from Her Majesty’s (LWT)
“Copycats” (LWT)
“Bobby Davro on the Box” (TVS)
“Bobby Davro on the Box” (TVS)
Summer Special (TVS)
“Bobby Davro’s TV Weekly (TVS)
“Bobby Davro’s TV Annual (TVS)
“Bobby In Wonderland” (TVS)
“Bobby Davro’s Sketch Pad” (TYS)
“Davro” (TVS)
“Public Enemy Number Onett1 (BBC)
“Rock With Laughter” (BBC)
“Royal Command Performances” (BBC)
“Royal Gala” (ITV)
“Run The Risk” (BBC)
“Run The Risk” (BBC)
“Winner Takes All” (YTV)

Ask the multi-talented Rolf Harris about ambitions held over the years and he tells you that one of the most important has been to entertain. It’s precisely what he has done, with huge success and in some style.

On the record front he has enjoyed such mammoth hits as “Stairway to Heaven”, “Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport”, “Sun Arise”, “Jake the Peg” and “Two Little Boys”.

On television his shows have proved compulsive viewing for those from eight to eighty. Give or take a few years either way.

Those shows? Well, they have ranged from his earlier appearances on the box with his loveable Koala, “Coojee” to “The RoIf Harris Show” on BBC Television, which introduced a whole new concept of television dancing with The Young Generation group, “It’s Rolf On Saturday, O.K.?”, the “RoIf’s Walkabout” series, “Cartoon Time” and the HTV immensely popular “Rolf's Cartoon Club” which ran for 6 series and has just been awarded a Silver Medal in the Youth Programme category at this year’s New York Film & Television Awards Festival.

The Grumbleweeds' success over the past thirty years has been moulded to perfection through domestic cabaret clubs, concert appearances, pantomimes and summer seasons. It was on radio, that they made their major break through with their highly successful BBC Radio 2 series, The Grumbleweeds ( originally called The Grumbleweeds Radio Show) which was first hears in 1979 and ran through to 1988. The show received the prestigious Television and Radio Industries Award as Best Radio Show in 1983. It was followed in 1989 by a brand new show - Someone and the Grumbleweeds. During the course of the series ( on 17th of August ) the group broadcast their 100th radio programme. 1992 ' Someone and the Grumbleweeds' marked the fifteenth series in radio for the Grumbleweeds.

Britain's King of Comedy is included in Who's Who. the proud holder of the O.B.E., a major recording artist with star hits like 'Tears' (one of the biggest selling singles of all time), 'Love is Like a Violin'' and 'Happiness' . He's played Malvolio in Shakespeare's Twelth Night and is one of the biggest box-office stars in the history of the theatre. A comic genius whose humour has made him one of Britain's best loved comedians. His fertile imagination has given birth to his famous Diddymen, the Jam-butty mines, the snuff quarries and the black-pudding plantations of his native Knotty Ash.

Liverpool born Mick Miller is without doubt one of Britains most successful comedians. His proudest moment came when he left school and was signed to Port Vale Football Club by Sir Stanley Mathews. At 19 he left football to become a Blue Coat Comedian in holiday camps and began his career as a professional entertainer. After working in clubs up and down the country his first big break cam when he appeared on the TV programme "New Faces" and he won. From there his career has gone from strength to strength, the highlights being several appearances at the London Palladium, 10 summer seasons in Blackpool, 4 summer seasons in Jersey, his own half hour TV show "Success" and Granada TV's "The Funny Side" which he co-presented with Mike Smith and Cheryl Baker. Indeed the three of them appeared on the cover of TV times on the 15th August 1987.

Keith Harris is one of Britains most inventive and talented performers with his instantly recognisable creations, Orvile and Cuddles. There is little doubt that his genius has given him international Stardom for many years.

Accolades

Top of the pops chart hit Orvilles song "I wish I could fly" sold over 400,000 copies.

Television series - Saturdays "Keith Harris Show" BBC 1982-1990 and "The Quack Chat Show" 1990-1993

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