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	Amazon.com: A Fire Has Been Arranged: DVD: Leslie S. Hiscott,Mary Lawson,Vincent Holman,Robb Wilton,Jack Vyvian,Hal ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Chesney Allen as Ches, Bud Flanagan as Bud, Harold French as Toby, Mary Lawson as Betty, Alastair Sim as Cutte, Hal Walters as Hal, C.
		Denier Warren as Shuffle, Robb Wilton as Oswald, Vincent Holman as Ex-Detective, Jack Vyvian as Prison Warder, Chesney Allen as Ches, Bud Flanagan as Bud, Harold French as Toby, Mary Lawson as Betty, Alastair Sim as Cutte, Hal Walters as Hal, C.
		Denier Warren as Shuffle, Robb Wilton as Oswald, Vincent Holman as Ex-Detective, Jack Vyvian as Prison Warder...
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00027NW5Q?v=glance (350 words)

	Interview \| Candace Robb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Candace Robb is living proof that even the most obscure-seeming college study might eventually lead to a thriving career.
		That opportunity came in the year after she left grad school, when Robb sat down to compose the short story that would later become The Apothecary Rose (1993), her first entry in a now-bestselling 14th-century mystery series starring Owen Archer.
		He has periodically abandoned his herbalist wife, the former Lucie Wilton, and their small family to investigate crimes that cast him into the company of well-known figures, from King Edward III's influential mistress, Alice Perrers, to future poet Geoffrey Chaucer.
	www.januarymagazine.com /profiles/robb.jan (4277 words)

	Robb Wilton & John Tilley - I should say so! - Windyridge VAR8
		Robb Wilton & John Tilley - I should say so!
		Robb Wilton, who often played the part of a bumbling official, is best remembered for his sketch The Home Guard and the immortal line "The Day War broke out".
		Robb Wilton: Goodnight, Everybody, Goodnight, I should say so, The Fire Station, The Police Station, The Home Guard, The Munition Worker
	www.musichallcds.com /var8_page.htm (153 words)

	A Summary Description of the Papers of Robb Wilton
		A Summary Description of the Papers of Robb Wilton
		Robb Wilton, 1881-1957 was a music-hall artist who later became well known as a radio and variety character comedian, especially during the Second World War, with humourous sketches featuring Mr.
		A file level catalogue is also available in paper format in the Centre's searchroom.
	www.warwick.ac.uk /services/library/mrc/ead/160col.htm (190 words)

	The Day Hostilities Terminated
		He went on to play character parts, but found he was getting laughs and so decided that comedy was the path he should follow.
		Robb: No, no, no -- don't tell me, let me try and think of it for myself.
		...Robb Wilton managed to portray the baffled Everyman, dealing ineffectually with the rules, restrictions and regulations thrust on him as a result of our being at war.
	www.epicure.demon.co.uk /wilton.html (624 words)

	comedy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The incomparable Robb Wilton (1881-1957) was a hugely popular star of music hall, films and radio (most memorably as Mr Muddlecombe, JP).
		All his commercial recordings are included together with three live recordings (one of them made at Windsor Castle) showing his perfect timing and effortless mastery of an audience.
		The CD also includes riotous performances by two of Robb Wilton’s music hall contemporaries, the resolutely northern comedian Frank Randle (The Old Hiker, recorded at the Feldman Theatre, Blackpool) and Birmingham born Billy Russell (exuberant live performances of On Behalf of the Working Classes and We're Gonna Hang Out The Washing On The Siegfried Line).
	www.new-classics.co.uk /html/comedy.html (1356 words)

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	The Olde Tyme Players - The 1940's Show - Kiss me goodnight Sgt. Major (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This fast paced original production takes you, the audience, on a nostalgic journey back to the time when comedy and music were in their heyday.
		Bringing back to life characters of yesteryear such as Robb Wilton from The Home Guard, George Formby, reminding us 'it's turned out nice again' and Noel Coward, to name but a few.
		Seen through the eyes of the A.R.P. warden are scenes from an army medical centre, land army girls working on the farm, the R.A.F., Navy, and rationing through the blitz.
	www.dvsonline.co.uk /flite/1940s.htm (194 words)

	Lance Pierson Performer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Lance Pierson is an actor and one-man show performer, who performs sketches, stories and poems as an entertaining alternative to a speaker.
		Lance has a real desire to bring to life the material of those Music Hall performers who did not sing (Stanley Holloway, Al Read, Robb Wilton).
		His one man show “Music Hall Memories” aims to take their material to audiences who remember them as well as to those who have never heard them before.
	www.lancepierson.org /index.php?mode=entertainment (247 words)

	Dad's Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Originally intended to be called "The Fighting Tigers", Dad's Army was based partly on Jimmy Perry's experiences in the Local Defence Volunteers (later known as the Home Guard), the film Whisky Galore!
		, and on the work of comedians such as Will Hay and Robb Wilton.
		Perry wrote the first script and gave it to David Croft while working as a minor actor in the Croft-produced sitcom Hugh and I, originally intending the role of the spiv, Walker, to be his own.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dad's_Army (3305 words)

	Fellowship of Contemplative Prayer - Living Word 2003 Editorial
		Even when I am reading some of the spiritual classics about "the progress of the soul", I begin to question whether the heavy emphasis on the state of the individual "soul" (whatever that is) is anything more than a disguised selfindulgence, a kind of psychological, or even psychic, narcissism clothed in religious language.
		There was a popular radio comedian during World War 2 called Robb Wilton.
		His monologues invariably started, "The day war broke out, my missus said ter me".
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /fcpuk/misc/livingword2003/editorial.html (671 words)

	The Sleaze Archive - Turned Out Nazi Again!
		Hay eventually had to be restrained by drinking companions Arthur Askey and Richard “Stinker” Murdoch (so-called because of his incontinence after seven pints).
		However, according to Burke, Formby had his supporters, notably music hall favourite Robb Wilton (“The day war broke out, I ran up the swastika and shouted Heil Hitler”) and an unidentified member of the Crazy Gang.
		Also on Hess’s list, the documentary claims, was another acquaintance of Formby; young Johnny Morris - then unknown to the public, but later to find fame as a children’s television presenter.
	www.thesleaze.co.uk /naziagain.html (984 words)

	Barmouth News 12-11-05
		Having described how it worked he then played a couple of pieces which amply demonstrated both the instrument's versatility and the player's competence.
		Barry Rampton followed with an entertaining reading of Robb Wilton's evergreen monologue "The day war broke out...".
		Although Barry's accent may not have been an authentic reproduction of Robb Wilton's, the whimsy and delivery were very suited and resulted in a good deal of laughter.
	home.att.net /~pughimag/news05/dec_11_05.htm (1622 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Robb Wilton's War: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Robb Wilton's dry meanderings are only dated in their 1930's and 1940's setting.
		We also have the only commercial recording made by Frank Randle, the wild and earthy comic who was almost a god in the industrial North of England in the same period.
		Customers who bought music by Robb Wilton also bought music by these artists:
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005EBUQ (373 words)

	ARCHIVE T - Te
		Say what you like about Dirk Bogarde, but he never played for sympathy.
		It reduces something enormous to a tiny scale and somehow describes it more clearly than any grand rhetoric could convey.
		Gordon Scott is the hunky jungle-man battling against diamond-hunting bad guys who include Anthony Quayle and Sean Connery.
	www.britishpictures.com /arch_t.html (850 words)

	THE CAPITOL CONCERT PROGRAMMES These are copies ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Workers Playtime was on the radio many many times during dinner hour.
		The Robb Wilton Programme also shows Beryl Ried and Ronald Frankau and a few of the Programme covers.....
		There are some more Programes which I shall include in the future.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /swanbourne/concerts.htm (181 words)

	Guardian \| Ooh La Lancashire
		Consider this list: Arthur Scargill, Roy Hattersley, Michael Parkinson, Fred Trueman, Geoffrey Boycott, Alan Titchmarsh, Richard Whiteley, David Blunkett.
		And now this one: George Formby, Gracie Fields, Stan Laurel, Frank Randle, Robb Wilton, Tommy Handley, Ken Dodd, Les Dawson, Eric Morecambe, Victoria Wood, Steve Coogan, Johnny Vegas, Caroline Aherne, Peter Kay.
		It is an essential truth that comics come from Lancashire and don't come from Yorkshire.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4996935-103425,00.html (2647 words)

	The Third Banana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As Aaron points out, this has much to do with the fact that Hay is always a real person.
		Unlike Robb Wilton, another comedian who specialized in bumbling officialdom, Will knows deep down inside that he's been promoted far beyond his capabilities, but he feels that he's sharp enough to bluster his way out of trouble if his failings are exposed.
		His subordinates, insolent fat teenager Graham Moffatt ("Albert") and venerable rascal Moore Marriott ("Harbottle"), if anything even more dishonest than Hay himself, are quite happy to rob and flmail him, and each other, if the opportunity arises.
	thirdbanana.blogspot.com (4355 words)

	Robb Wilton
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		Find out more on Robb Wilton at the Internet Movie Database
	library.digiguide.com /lib/person/83078 (80 words)

	Trade Advertisements - British Comedy - Rare Film Posters
		British 11 inch x 8 1/2 inch Trade Advertisement for the 1955 Henry Cornelius Comedy, based on stories by Christopher Isherwood and starring Julie Harris, Laurence Harvey and Shelley Winters
		British 17 inch x 22 inch Trade Advertisement for the 1936 Leslie Hiscott Comedy starring Claude Hulbert, Francis L. Sullivan, Hugh Wakefield, Jane Carr, Glennis Lorimer and Robb Wilton.
		The Advertisement is in fine condition with one vertical centre fold
	www.rarefilmposters.com /category1900107.html?page=3 (444 words)

	FCIAC Online - Fairfield County High School Sports
		Row 3, Left to Right: Julie Giordano, Westhill; Kelly Caravella, Westhill; Vanessa Feigen, Wilton; Amanda Cunningham, Wilton; Ellie Eckerson, Fairfield Warde; Kathleen Jeske, Fairfield Warde; Brittany Simmonds, Fairfield Ludlowe
		Row 1, Left to Right: Cristina Fini, New Canaan; Georgina Kemp, Wilton; Kristen Meisner, Trumbull; Alex Defeo, Trumbull; Christna Coppolla, McMahon; Patricia McGarry, Darien; Catherine Kapustynski, Wilton
		Row 2, Left to Right: Afton Fleming, Wilton; Catherine Stolar, Wilton; Jocelyn Monahan, Fairfield Warde; Liz Navarro, Ridgefield; Allie Leach, Darien; Katie Murdoch, Ridgefield; Megan Holmes, Ridgefield
	www.fciac.net /sports/local/fciac/scn-fciac-allteams,0,4975403.htmlstory?coll=fciac-sports-headlines (1034 words)

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