Good Old Days BBC 6a

[@thomasmitchellglen3792]

The beauty of the individual and group talent is unique and beyond compare. It is true entertainment of a profession continually to be admired.

[@margaretrobertson4695]

I have Longed loved this series, if only the talented turns were still with us

[@trudilm3864]

I love Benjamin Luxon. What a wonderful surprise (with no billing).

[@davethorne100]

those were the good old days,when england was england thanks for posting

[@rafhenlow]

Saw Roy Hudd live a some years ago doing the history of music hall. He was brilliant!

[@TheRAFfc]

thanks enjoy this reminds me of the Victoria Palace family Friend Wally Lupino.

[@indyandnorbert1]

Come on BBC where are the DVDs of this programme, you must have things in the vaults - 30 years of this programme ! and missing from our screens now 30 years

[@Tenortalker]

Very moving Benjamin Luxon ' I'll walk beside you' and charming ' Give me a ticket to heaven' - some years later he went deaf during a concert, but eventually medical technology caught up and I believe he recovered his hearing enough to appear in opera again . A marvellous artist especially in duet with Robert Tear.

[@indyandnorbert1]

The BBC rescreening more Good Old Days from Dec 4th 2015 BBC 4 7.30

[@Davidrecordman]

They should bring that show back,or at least release a series of DVD's.just a pity Leonard Sachs was edited out though!

[@pinchandsqueal4022]

THIS IS FANTASTIC!!! The one man band kills me! YAY for vaudeville!!!

[@trudilm3864]

I think that was Tommy Trinder, I may be wrong.

[@nancykraus5127]

I was so thrilled to hear it start with music from Pirates of Penzance but when they started singing something else I was so disappointed.

[@richH1625]

5:50 ?? Who is this? 9:30 ?? Who is this? 14:25 Roy Hudd