Anyone remember Arthur Haynes?

That would be interesting FN. Nice to hear names from many years ago.

Yesterday I was trying to declutter the garage and I came across a film poster starring Arthur Haynes in Doctor in Clover. What a coincidence!

If anyone is interested I will list the names of the other actors.

I do remember him and I thought he was funny, I was a child I hasten to add. DH is still frequently 'up his neck' etc etc.

Arthur Haynes lived a couple of streets away from me (in the days when TV personalities lived in quite normal houses instead of mansions) I used to see him out shopping in his Rolls Royce.

Ted Ray’s sons were Robin and Andrew. Both actors, they both died when they were 64.

Ted Ray had another son, Robin. He did lots of things, but I remember him mainly from the panel show, Face the Music.

I had the impression Arthur Haynes wasn't very old when he died and, sure enough, Wikipedia told me he was 52 when he died of a heart attack.

I remember Artur Haynes also Whacko with Ted Ray and Jimmy Edwards. Ted Ray was a comedian but he could also play the violin. Ted Ray had a son, Andrew Ray was it? He was quite thin and pale. I used to listen to Workers Playtime on the radio with my mum and all the above were on that at times.

I used to love the Arthur Haynes shows on TV. Always up to his neck in muck and bullets, he made a brilliant tramp.

There are quite a few Arthur Haynes sketches on YouTube.
I don't remember him on Whacko though, just his own show (Was he the ITV Saturday night variety slot?)

I watched him with my father and Ted Ray and Jimmy Edwards in Whako, my mother couldn't stand them and got cross as she couldn't see why we were laughing.

I also remember Patricia Hayes and Rita Webb (aka Ratbag) being in it I think.

I enjoyed him back in the day, up to his neck in muck and bullets.

Pat coombs bit ditzy,image of my mum

I think it was Pat somebody.

My Granny loved his humour, yes Nicholas Parsins was his stooge. Who was the female comedian with him?

yes I remember him

Up to his neck in muck and bullets.

My dad was a big fan. I didn’t think much to him as a child.

I think Nicholas Parsons was his stooge.