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Ernie Wise unveils the plaque May 1992 on the house in Grey Close Hampstead
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Ernie Wise unveils the plaque May 1992 on the house in Grey Close Hampstead
Ernie Wise unveils the plaque May 1992
on the house in Grey Close Hampstead Gardens where Comedian Tony Hancock once lived The Plaque was sponsored by the Dead Comic Society Ernie is seen here with some of his show business friends. © Mirrorpix
Bill Rowntree
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In this nostalgic print captured by Bill Rowntree, we witness a heartwarming moment as the beloved comedian Ernie Wise unveils a plaque on a house in Grey Close Hampstead Gardens. The year is 1992, and it holds significance for comedy enthusiasts as this was once the residence of the legendary Tony Hancock. Ernie Wise, known for his partnership with Eric Morecambe in one of Britain's most iconic comedy duos, stands proudly alongside some of his show business friends. Their presence adds an air of camaraderie and celebration to the occasion. As they gather around Ernie, their faces reflect admiration and respect for both him and Tony Hancock. The plaque itself is sponsored by the Dead Comic Society—an organization dedicated to preserving the memory and legacy of comedic greats who have left us too soon. It serves as a poignant reminder that laughter has no expiration date; it continues to bring joy even after its creators have departed. This photograph encapsulates not only a specific moment in time but also an era when comedians reigned supreme in entertainment during the 20th century. It transports us back to an age where wit and humor were celebrated art forms that brought people together. Bill Rowntree's snapshot immortalizes this touching tribute paid by Ernie Wise—a testament to friendship, talent, and everlasting laughter that still resonates with audiences today.
Framed Prints of Ernie Wise unveils the plaque May 1992 on the house in Grey Close Hampstead
Step into the world of comedy history with our exclusive Framed Print by Bill Rowntree from Memory Lane Prints. This captivating image features Ernie Wise as he proudly unveils the plaque in May 1992, commemorating the house in Grey Close Hampstead where the legendary comedian Tony Hancock once resided. Sponsored by the Dead Comic Society, this special moment in comedy history is now beautifully framed and ready to bring a touch of humor and nostalgia to your home or office. Order yours today and become a proud owner of a unique piece of comedy memorabilia.
Photo Prints of Ernie Wise unveils the plaque May 1992 on the house in Grey Close Hampstead
Relive a piece of British comedy history with our exclusive Media Storehouse print, "Ernie Wise Unveils the Plaque, May 1992, Grey Close Hampstead." This captivating photograph by Bill Rowntree from Memory Lane Prints captures a memorable moment as comedian Ernie Wise unveils a commemorative plaque at the former residence of the late Tony Hancock in Grey Close, Hampstead. Sponsored by the Dead Comic Society, this special event brought together comedy enthusiasts to honor the legendary comedian's legacy. This striking image is a must-have for any comedy memorabilia collection or a perfect addition to your home decor. Order yours today and be a part of the rich history of British comedy.
Poster Prints of Ernie Wise unveils the plaque May 1992 on the house in Grey Close Hampstead
Step into the world of comedy history with our exclusive Media Storehouse poster print featuring the legendary Ernie Wise. This captivating image, taken by renowned photographer Bill Rowntree in May 1992, captures a memorable moment as Ernie Wise unveils the plaque at the house in Grey Close Hampstead where the late, great comedian Tony Hancock once resided. Sponsored by the Dead Comic Society, this evocative print brings you closer to the magic of British comedy and is a must-have for any fan's collection.
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