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BOBBY PATTINSON - STILL LAUGHING
BOBBY PATTINSON - STILL LAUGHING
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The latest hilarious video
from the Godfather of North East comedy
Way back on the 22nd October 1957 at the Dominion Theatre in London, Bobby Pattinson won 1st prize of £1000 in the Butlins/Sunday People National Talent Contest. In 1957, this was a fortune as the average weekly wage was only £7. With the prize came the offer of a theatre contract and management by a London agent.
Working his way up the bill, he eventually became a headliner in theatres and cabaret clubs throughout Britain and the English speaking world, including Australia, America and South Africa. He appeared at the London Palladium in 1962 and over the years performed five Sunday Night at the London Palladium TV Shows.
He started his acting career in 1974 in Granada's The Stars Look Down and appeared in countless TV plays from then on for both Granada and BBC TV.
In 1978, he returned home to Gateshead to open his own music hall The Talk of the Tyne, which was a huge success and didn't have an empty seat for six years.
This programme was recorded at the Gala Theatre in Durham.
from the Godfather of North East comedy
Way back on the 22nd October 1957 at the Dominion Theatre in London, Bobby Pattinson won 1st prize of £1000 in the Butlins/Sunday People National Talent Contest. In 1957, this was a fortune as the average weekly wage was only £7. With the prize came the offer of a theatre contract and management by a London agent.
Working his way up the bill, he eventually became a headliner in theatres and cabaret clubs throughout Britain and the English speaking world, including Australia, America and South Africa. He appeared at the London Palladium in 1962 and over the years performed five Sunday Night at the London Palladium TV Shows.
He started his acting career in 1974 in Granada's The Stars Look Down and appeared in countless TV plays from then on for both Granada and BBC TV.
In 1978, he returned home to Gateshead to open his own music hall The Talk of the Tyne, which was a huge success and didn't have an empty seat for six years.
This programme was recorded at the Gala Theatre in Durham.
