We Three - Ramsbottom, Enoch and Me - Happidrome

The 'We Three' were Mr. Lovejoy (Harry Korris) who was the manager of the supposed variety hall 'The Happidrome', with Ramsbottom (Cecil Frederick) as his stage manager and straight man. Enoch (Robbie Vincent) completed the trio as the silly callboy with his famous catchphrase of 'Let me tell you!' A varied mix of entertainers were presented sandwiched in between the going-on of the hapless threesome. The show was first broadcast in 1941 when guests included Lily Morris and Tommy Handley. The last show was broadcast on 26th December 1947. The Radio programme spawned several stage shows and many 78rpm recordings as well as the 1943 MGM feature film. All three stars made other films mainly appearing with Frank Randle in several of his 'Somewhere in ...' Mancunian Films Productions. The story of The Mancunian Film Corporation and its founder John E. Blakeley is still available here www.angelfire.c...

[@rosemaryjessop4045]

My dear late mother, a girl during the second World War, often spoke of listening to 'We Three Happidrome'. It is lovely to see hear them for myself, it does bring tears to my eyes. I am so glad she could enjoy such innocent during such terrible times. I will be with one day dear mum❤

[@terrysullivan9367]

I sang it to my wife today 75 years after I heard it !!! She laughed like a drain

[@RogerSmithspelling]

A friend started singing the signature tune today and I was able to join in. Amazing that we could remember the words after nearly seventy years. Good to see that these programmes that kept us entertained durng the war haven't been forgotten!

[@stevehodgman2570]

harry was my great uncle , i live with my grandmother olive who was the sister of his wife connie, have fond memories of meeting him in blackpool , he had a large model railway in one of the rooms

[@TheRAFfc]

"wow" what a Memory. do I remember! THANKS . Wish I could go back and meet all my old Comrades again. I remember them saying Neighbor threw cans in his garden, said he was practicing Throwing Grenades, so I went over and Shelled His Peas LOL Great Team, Thanks again.

[@SeamanLord]

I’ve gone through so many links in comments but this dive ended here and it’s like finding a buried treasure. Everything down to the comments is a golden find

[@iceshowpro]

great for Jessica & Jasmine to see as Enoch is their great grand father thanks for posting it

[@clairesouthgate7552]

Enoch is my grandads uncle

[@ChrisWalkington]

Marvelous to see this clip, takes me back to the war years, used to listen on the BBC and have been whistling these tunes through the years.

[@davenicholas1946]

I remember as a child during the show and met Harry Koriss at the Metropole Blackpool 1961 very friendly Gentleman, a Golden Memory

[@davidjohn3202]

I recently bought Paul McCartney's CD 'Kisses On The Bottom' on which he sings 'We Three' (My Echo, My Shadow and Me.) Remembering how I used to listen to Happidrome as a child, I couldn't help changing the words to Ramsbottom and Enoch and Me, but I couldn't remember the actors who played those characters. I sent a letter to the Daily Mail 'Answers To Readers Questions'. but they didn't publish it. So I'm grateful for this site which gave me the answer and let me listen to the song.

[@karendoran4222]

hello - i have recently discovered this video whilst doing some family research - 'Enoch' is my great-great uncle!! (his brother was my great-grandad Vincent). good to see some family history on youtube

[@clairesouthgate7552]

Same here

[@Davyfb75]

Well there was a war on for most of this programme's life

[@evecircuit]

He's my great great grandfather too.

[@neilpye6089]

Love thy neighbour bought me here

[@brianwaters8614]

as a child in the 40s I heard this many times on the radio ------------------ I was surprised to see it on u tube-------- corny old crap LOL

[@danhill2323]

Evecircuit- I wonder what that makes us!?

[@danhill2323]

Harry korris is my great great grandfather!

[@uppard]

Robbie Vincent (Enoch) was my grandfather