Born In February. That’s Entertainment


Parnell, Val b. February 14, 1892 d. 1972 British presenter and theatre impresario. Born Valentine Charles Parnell he rose to legendary status with his TV variety show, "Val Parnell's Sunday Night at the London Palladium" which began in the 1950's.


John Mills Lewis Ernest Watts Mills b Feb. 22, 1908, d Apr. 23, 2005, Prolific British actor and performer who had a career in movies, stage and television which spanned the British and American scene for over 73 years


Grenfell, Joyce (Joyce Irene Phipps) Lee (Hovick), Gypsy Rose


(Rose Louise) b. Feb 9, 1914 d. April 26, 1970 Actress and Burlesque Stripper.


Emery, Dick b. February 19,


1917 d. January 2, 1983 Comedian. Immensely popular British television comedian of the 1970s. Born Richard Gilbert Emery, he was best known for "The Dick Emery Show" of the 70s, and his catchphrase "Ooh, you are awful... but I like you"!.


Harry H Corbett b. Feb. 28, 1925 d Mar. 21, 1982 Actor. Born in Burma to British parents, he moved to England as a child. Following service with the Royal Marines in World War II. He appeared in over 20 films, but best remembered for his role in the long-running TV series "Steptoe and Son", in which he starred with Wilfred Bramble. In his last years he suffered from heart disease, the cause of his death at 57.


Peter Duel Original name: Peter Ellstrom Deuel b. Feb. 24, 1940 d. Dec. 31, 1971 Actor. He is best remembered for his role of Hannibal Hayes in the television series "Alias Smith and Jones".


Arthur Brough b. Feb. 26, 1905 d. May 28, 1978 English actor. Born Frederick Arthur Baker, he is best known as the crotchety-yet-lovable Ernest Grainger, head of the Men's D e p a r t m e n t ,


What do you get if you cross a football team with an ice cream? – Aston Vanilla! (they were really cheap Christmas Crackers.)


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highly-successful BBC comedy, "Are You Being Served?" He was also a regular guest on such British television shows as "Upstairs, Downstairs", "Dad's Army", "Z-Cars", "The Persuaders!", and "Jason King."


Lois Maxwell b. Feb. 14, 1927 d. Sep. 29, 2007 Actress. Fondly remembered for her recurring role as 'Miss Moneypenny' in the 'James Bond' film series beginning with "Dr. No" (1962) until "View to a Kill" (1985).


I said to the doctor…………….


“I feel to be walking funny.” The doctor said, “ Your Gluteus Maximus is a bit lob sided.” I said “ You’ve got a down right cheek.” He said, “No, you’ve got a down right cheek, that’s why you’re walking funny.”


Romantic meal.


“I’ve invited Kate round for dinner. I thought you might like to join us.”


“Haven’t you heard the expression, Three’s a crowd?” “Of course I have, I support Wigan.” Not Going Out. Brilliant.


Dad, I’ve just been on Wilkipedia, and I’ve discovered that Concorde used to fly at twice the speed of sound. In that case, how did they manage to speak to Air Traffic Control? Well son, in those days Air Traffic Control was staffed by women, and as you’ll painfully discover in later life, they’ve got the amazing ability to answer a question before it’s even been asked.


Justin Moorhouse. AA


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7. Birmingham City. Can you daydream at night ? 19. b. February 10, 1910


d. November 30, 1979 Highly regarded British actress. She appeared in several St.Trinians movies.


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