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Happidrome may refer to: The Happidrome (radio), a BBC radio comedy series starring Harry Korris Happidrome (film), a 1943 film adaptation of the radio
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1943 British film by Philip Brandon
Happidrome is a 1943 British comedy film directed by Philip Brandon and starring Harry Korris, Robbie Vincent and Cecil Fredericks. It was a spin-off from
Happidrome_(film)
The Happidrome is a BBC radio comedy programme produced in Britain between 1941 and 1947. It was produced by Ernest Longstaffe and starred Harry Korris
The_Happidrome_(radio)
British radar system from WWII
installations began to be upgraded to permanent buildings known as "happidromes". From that point, the RAF's interest in the system waxed and waned along
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Summerhill Books. pp. 79–80. ISBN 978-1-906721-99-2. "RAF Cricklade – WW2 GCI (Happidrome) Radar Station". Subterranea Britannica. "RAF Crosslaw". Archived from
List of former Royal Air Force stations
List_of_former_Royal_Air_Force_stations
Capital city of the Isle of Man
(1891–1971) a British comedian and actor, star of the hit BBC radio show Happidrome and starred in the 1943 film version William Thomas Quirk (1908–1977)
Douglas,_Isle_of_Man
British comedian and actor (1891–1971)
Manx-British comedian and actor. He was a star of the hit BBC radio show Happidrome, and of the 1943 film version. He also appeared in several Frank Randle
Harry_Korris
Welsh composer (1914–1955)
to Go Home." Other wartime shows that included his work were Big Top, Happidrome (starring Tessie O'Shea), Full Swing, The Knight Was Bold, and The Lisbon
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Former RAF station in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England
60 Group RAF. The main building on the technical site was known as the Happidrome, which was used as the Northern Sector Operations Centre (SOC) between
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Italian-British clown (1910–1980)
town, where he lived for the rest of his life. In 1943 he appeared in Happidrome a film based on the radio series of the same name, with his father. In
Charlie_Cairoli
British comedian and actor (1907–1967)
Blackbirds. He appeared on BBC Radio shows including Variety Bandbox and The Happidrome, sometimes credited as "the khaki-clad comedian" or "The General Forces
Hal_Monty
1943 British film by John E. Blakeley
extravaganza featuring Frank Randle and many of the famous stars of 'Happidrome', one of war-time radio's most popular comedy features. Originally reviewed
Somewhere_on_Leave
British film editor (1918–2008)
(1940) Dangerous Moonlight (1941) Alibi (1942) We'll Meet Again (1943) Happidrome (1943) Rhythm Serenade (1943) English Without Tears (1944) Mr. Emmanuel
Alan_Jaggs
Grenada-born singer and musician (1900–1969)
Actor Big Business (1930) – pianist Beloved Imposter (1936) – pianist Happidrome (1943) Brass Monkey aka Lucky Mascot (1948) – Hutch (as Leslie A. Hutchinson)
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BBC Home Service Variety Bandbox 27 October 1946 BBC Light Programme Happidrome 12 November 1946 BBC Light Programme The Carroll Levis Show 8 December
Terry-Thomas on screen, radio, stage and record
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Village on the Isle of Man
Charles Dickens. Harry Korris (1891-1971) - actor, comedian, star of Happidrome Colin Hardman (1947 in St Helens – 2006 at Oliver's Mount, Scarborough)
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British professional boxer (1887–1967)
stated 1942 The Day Will Dawn Barman 1942 We'll Smile Again Publican 1943 Happidrome Ivan 1953 The Beggar's Opera Hangman 1957 A Santa for Christmas On-screen
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British composer (1884–1958)
reportedly the favourite radio programme of King George VI – and The Happidrome. Although none of his programmes were televised, Longstaffe insisted that
Ernest_Longstaffe
English variety show comedians
World War, they appeared regularly on BBC Radio on programmes such as The Happidrome and Palace of Varieties. As part of their act, they appeared as ancient
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Show Movie), based on The Goon Show Hangman's Wharf (1950) Happidrome (1943), based on Happidrome Hi, Gang!, based on Hi, Gang! The Hitchhiker's Guide to
List of films based on radio series
List_of_films_based_on_radio_series
British actor (1888–1952)
Policeman Gert and Daisy Clean Up (1942) - PC Albert Green (uncredited) Happidrome (1943) - Jones Jnr. Variety Jubilee (1943) - Commissionaire Up with the
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(2021) The Happening: (1967 & 2008) Happenstance (2000) Happi (2019) Happidrome (1943) The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki (2016) The Happiest Days
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Australian-born British film and television actor (1900–1959)
1943 The Peterville Diamond Police Chief The Silver Fleet Cornelis Smit Happidrome Mr Mossup Rhythm Serenade Mr. Preston Somewhere in Civvies Matthews Headline
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AMES Type 7, Final static Ground-controlled interception (GCI) station (Happidrome) AMES Type 8, Various marks of GCI radars, mobile and semi-static AMES
Air Ministry Experimental Station
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Village in East Lothian, Scotland
and control.[citation needed] The main operations block, often called a Happidrome, was the hub of the complex and it was from here that underground cables
Dirleton
British singer and actor (1926–2013)
of the German air-raids. She was also a regular on programmes such as Happidrome, Workers Playtime, Kaleidoscope, "Music Hall", Variety Bandbox, Four and
Lizbeth_Webb
BBC appoints Geraldo's as another of its house bands. 9 February – The Happidrome (BBC) (1941–1947) April – Front Line Family (BBC North America Service)
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Cold War-era British early warning radar
Exercise Ardent (1952), film from 1952 showing aircraft during Exercise Ardent in 1952. The original ops room of the Type 7 "happidromes" can be seen.
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Britain Quiz on the BBC Light Programme (1947–Present) 26 December – The Happidrome (1941–1947) In Town Tonight (1933–1960) Music While You Work (1940–1967)
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War II Get Cracking Marcel Varnel George Formby, Dinah Sheridan Comedy Happidrome Philip Brandon Harry Korris, Robbie Vincent Comedy I'll Walk Beside You
List_of_British_films_of_1943
English musical variety double act
Second House, Round The Halls, Music-Hall and had guest spots on The Happidrome. In 1947, they were initiated into the Grand Order of Water Rats, a British
Bob_and_Alf_Pearson
British comedy duo (late 1920s – early 1940s)
Max Kester. They made their final radio broadcast together in the show Happidrome, in 1944. Keyes also worked with his wife Gladys (née Massey; 1890–1974)
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