Tommy Steele: 'Flash, Bang, Wallop' -1963 Royal Variety Performance

Tommy Steele and the cast of 'Half A Sixpence' perform the show-stopping 'Flash, Bang, Wallop!' at the London Palladium in 1963. Co-starring Marti Webb as Ann Pornick. Written by David Heneker and Beverley Cross.
The original production opened on March 21st 1963 and ran for 677 performances at the Cambridge Theatre.
This is a better and not jumpy upload compared to what is already on KZbin.
Many thanks to Chris Webster for this video.

[@showtunestarpower]

How great it is to see Dietrich taking her bow before Tommy Steele comes on stage. And when Steele comes on stage, is there any doubt why he became such a stage star? Fantastic performance and brilliant staging!

[@ROCKINGMAN]

Tommy Steele appeared in this show before it was made into a film.Love Tommy Steele to pieces, he's such a natural performer. I like the words of characters from the past having their photos taken when photography wasn't invented, very funny lyrics.

[@hanschristianbrando5588]

Interesting how he sings it in a different key than he does in the movie.

[@splatcave3145]

Brilliant proper English entertainment 😁😁😁

[@johnsaunders8021]

Now we get x factor , and Britain's got talent RUBBISH, .TOMMY STEELE IS A FANTASTIC ENTERTAINER,,,

[@fisherpeter695]

Too true. The fact that Wham is the Christmas Number 1, thirty nine years ( 1986 ) after being top then, and Brenda Lee's 1959 Christmas number one, as been voted a favourite now, 64 years later, proves the point modern day talent shows have demised original talent and music we had from the 1950s to 1990s.