Loved seeing this.

It’s incredible to see the amount of comic material he crams into less than 15 minutes - even filmed in front of a fairly low key TV studio audience, the final Mandalay routine is pure comic gold from a time that now doesn’t exist. “ whatever will I do with all these peas.”?

Theatrical Masonic Lodge. A very close brotherhood.

Loved Chic all my life. Legendary comedian well known (not personally) by my grandparents so the comic stories were passed down. Always hard to catch the occasional TV appearance in those days but a fair few impressionists perpetuated his unique humour. Making up for lost time on KZbin. Laughing with tears of joy. Thank you.

He did the voice of spottyman in superted

The great Barry Cryer in histerics at Chic in the background ... he knew how top notch he was .....

I wonder if the great american comedian Steven Wright took inspiration from the great Chic Murray !

So the loud, shouty, sweary, unsubtle Billy Connolly claims he based his act on the quiet, dry, subtle, non-swearing Chic Murray. They couldn't be farther apart.

Where’s me Lino 😂

Great entertaininer sadly missed

R.I.P cousin.

Thanks Norman. John Collier John Collier, the window to watch. That one's gone for a Burton. I liked the Big Match. I like swiss roll over . Take one for the team. You must be Bjorn Again. You cannot be Sirius.

Absolutely brilliant.

Brilliant comedian was my grandfathers favourite as my grandfather was Scottish and he also liked Andy Stewart to

Wow! I remember seeing this when it was broadcast, 50 years ago. Never thought I'd see it again. Dear old Jon.

Greatly missed

Brilliant comedian. Sadly missed! Australia.

This is what happens when you have K.C as your Internet supplier

Hi my grandfather was Thomas Rose. I am a distant relative of Clarkson. My mother is Thomas Rose daughter. Please get in touch.

Pity we don’t get proper entertainers anymore, can’t be a song and a dance.

DONT MAKE EM LIKE THIS ANYMORE BRILL

The Clark Brothers are just brilliant. There seem to be only a handful of videos available, but here's a couple of great ones: _Tap Dancing The Clark Brother's "1948"_ • haston thornton • Jan 6, 2011 • YtUegrDxjTQ and at an astonishing, frenetic pace: _The Clark Brothers - Tap Dancers (1955)_ • vintage video clips • Feb 1, 2020 • Nggwtd2ex0k

Absolutely wonderful! I'm 46 and this is entertainment x

He was a very funny & very talented performer, who was also clean as in no swearing, so all age groups could enjoy & understand his comedy.His faulty microphone act was totally unique, & he perfected it.

Brilliant

This is brilliant loved this man amd his work and proud to say I new him and am such a proud member of the grand order of water rats 🐀 ❤

Acquired taste and not for me

British humor is blazed lol, still Jon is my favorite Doctor and seemed like a great guy.

Alf Hippopotamus.

Thankyou for all the laughs Norman Collier RIP 🙏

This is my father and uncle. Thank you for uploading it.

RIP Jon Pertwee (July 7, 1919 - May 20, 1996), aged 76 You will be remembered as a legend.

Much too clever, polished, inventive and original for a lot of people today who know nothing other than the left-wing woke brigade who clog up all the BBC and Channel 4 panel shows. Chic Murray is a legend.

Brilliant comedian, not celebrated enough.

People who know me say I look just like her sorry him...

His knowledge of traditional variety and music hall entertainment was legendary. 😊

A loveable and genuine performer

Hi do you have the episode of The Stylistics? Thx.

Hi 👋 my uncle was in the water rats. he was water rat number 408. he also made Prince Rat on three occasions 1961-1963 and 1968. 👍

This guy wrote over 500 songs .

Brilliant. Such talent. Thank you, Mr. Pertwee! RIP ❤❤

This show was on the day before Frank Sinatra performed at the Royal Festival Hall and Frank watched this show in his Claridges hotel room. Apparently he really enjoyed Sandy Powell's performance among others.

Lovely man and a great comedian for sure 😊😂

My mate started talking like Stanley after about 800 mushrooms one night.

Deep joy! 😄

What a genius. What a lovely man. Indicative of an era. Brilliant..

Fantastic stuff!

😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

Thank you for posting this tribute to this wonderfully versatile and talented man...dearly loved from the great days of variety.

Saw him doing his 'sonny boy' act on T. V. Where his arms got longer and longer as he sang 'Sonny boy'. I laughed so hard i got a nosebleed.