Great video 👍 Bawdy humour at its best, the reason Les Dawson pulls "faces and Mouths" word's it's because in the Milling cloth factories because of the noise the women would "mouth" to each other and have conversations 😮
I just loved Les Dawson's comedy right from being a kid you are doing the right thing to have a look at his humour it is awesome one of the true great's of English comedy❤❤❤
Les Dawson was a very well-read man. He starred as a grandmother in an English version of an Argentinian political satire play called Nonna. Nonna depicted the avarice of the Argentinian dictatorship.
They were a brilliant act. So funny and there is nothing like that anymore. Les Dawson used to tell a joke about one of his uncles, who had a lost his life in a really bizarre way. He was sleeping on a water bed when the house caught fire and he was poached to death. He had many more like that. Now on a Saturday night all we get are celebrity game shows.
So good to see you back my friend. I think your laugh is better than some of the videos. Priceless.😂 Please keep doing the reaction videos. You are one of the best things on UA-cam.
Hi E.B., great to see you enjoying some more of Les & Roy in their comedic alter-egos. Here is Les Dawson`s Hero & part inspiration for the character of Ada. Look for Norman Evans in Over The Garden Wall.
I saw Norman at Blackpool Opera house, and he had his Panda with him I was only about 3 yrs old, and thought it was a real one...Now 83 and still remember, (but can't find me specs!)
I don't know if you are aware why Les sometimes speaks the words silently when playing Sissy. In the Lancashire factories women loved to talk to each other and this often happened over the noise of the factory machines. The women learned how to communicate by using facial expression and and forming words. Les mimics this behaviour perfectly.
When I was growing up in Lancashire, it was known as 'mee-maw'. You would see girls communicating like that at dances, crowded pubs and similar situations.
Allan,I'm not going to lie ,my favourite reactions of yours are classic comedy sketches, and your appreciation & infectious laughs are contagious. I know you,want to experiment, you get issues with youtube&you had medical issues,stillgame I liked, and you could bypass using daily motion & a link for only selfish reasons. I want Allan back of old..
To think Cissy & Ada started when Roy and Les were just messing about to entertain the film crew during breaks in filming other sketches. The producer saw it and asked them to turn it into a full sketch.
We got a bit of wind and rain but nothing major. Upper state and North Carolina were hammered as was parts of inland Georgia. My sister is a travelling nurse in a town in the path of the storm and they had to leave their camper for a motel. They got lucky. There's over 6000 people unaccounted for, roads and bridges that are gone or covered by mudslides, homes and businesses just washed away. We got very very lucky in comparison.
I love the nativity of this. It’s very British, smutty, but not offensive. The idea of drag, when it wasn’t an issue. Going back hundreds of years, when all actors were forced to play female parts, wrongly of course, because women weren’t allowed to act. Then the very British pantomime dames, obviously Dawson made it in to an art form.
Hey, darl. Great to see ya. I've been worried about your health. Have you had a check for Carotid Artery Disease? Causes dizziness, nausea, forgetfulness.....and maybe stroke. Been then ,done that man.Sorry to be nosey old bat, but that's me.♡♡
He was one of our greatest comedians. Sorely missed…
He wasn't just a very funny comedian, but an absolute gentleman. Love the reaction
great to see you back on track and laughing again EB.
Man was a genius just the facial expressions alone and no bad language could have me in tears
The Cissy and Ada sketches are some of my favourites.
Great video 👍 Bawdy humour at its best, the reason Les Dawson pulls "faces and Mouths" word's it's because in the Milling cloth factories because of the noise the women would "mouth" to each other and have conversations 😮
Needed a smile, Thank you for providing me with one. 👍🇬🇧👵
I just loved Les Dawson's comedy right from being a kid you are doing the right thing to have a look at his humour it is awesome one of the true great's of English comedy❤❤❤
Les Dawson was a very well-read man. He starred as a grandmother in an English version of an Argentinian political satire play called Nonna. Nonna depicted the avarice of the Argentinian dictatorship.
They were a brilliant act. So funny and there is nothing like that anymore. Les Dawson used to tell a joke about one of his uncles, who had a lost his life in a really bizarre way. He was sleeping on a water bed when the house caught fire and he was poached to death. He had many more like that. Now on a Saturday night all we get are celebrity game shows.
The Les Dawson Show was an absolute favourite growing up in the UK, so funny and talented and these sketches, Cissy & Ada were the best.
Thanks for a Great reaction! Les Dawson was a class act.
omg loved these two when l was a kid
Really wish Les was still here, we could do with a good belly laugh..thank you EB
Les was definitely a one of a kind. R.I.P Les
Excellent....Richard Clayderman was a big fan of his unpiano playing....😊😊😊
Roy Barraclough was a great duo with Les Dawson for these.
They were so so funny, no one like them nowadays. 🤣🤣
Used to watch this every week as a kid, along with lots of other great comedy that you wouldn’t see nowadays. Such good tv back then. 😂
They were so good together 😂
Reminds me of my Gran and her best friend at bingo
les was one of my favorite comedians when I was growing up, oh man he was so funny.
Your reaction El Beardo was funnier than the sketch 😅
Thanks EB👍the world needs a laugh,just the tonic✌️
You are such a joy to watch. Thank you 😊
I thought he was going to say that "her husband started shouting and calling for her because the wardrobe fell on him". 😂
I love this guys reaction to British comedy.
He was very funny especially as a woman.
I do so love your laugh!!!😅
the art gallery sketch is good, these 2 are brilliant. I love reactions.
So good to see you back my friend. I think your laugh is better than some of the videos. Priceless.😂 Please keep doing the reaction videos. You are one of the best things on UA-cam.
Hi E.B., great to see you enjoying some more of Les & Roy in their comedic alter-egos. Here is Les Dawson`s Hero & part inspiration for the character of Ada. Look for Norman Evans in Over The Garden Wall.
I saw Norman at Blackpool Opera house, and he had his Panda with him I was only about 3 yrs old, and thought it was a real one...Now 83 and still remember, (but can't find me specs!)
I don't know if you are aware why Les sometimes speaks the words silently when playing Sissy. In the Lancashire factories women loved to talk to each other and this often happened over the noise of the factory machines. The women learned how to communicate by using facial expression and and forming words. Les mimics this behaviour perfectly.
They Lip read.
When I was growing up in Lancashire, it was known as 'mee-maw'. You would see girls communicating like that at dances, crowded pubs and similar situations.
Great video Alan loved it 😂
Great reaction once again Alan
Please search FEELINGS by Les Dawson. Hilarious
Good all round entertainment when children did not understand and adults laughed. Thanks
Lee Dawson was one of the truly great comedians ever. He was incredibly well read and terrific writer. Les Dawson is greatly missed!
Allan,I'm not going to lie ,my favourite reactions of yours are classic comedy sketches, and your appreciation & infectious laughs are contagious. I know you,want to experiment, you get issues with youtube&you had medical issues,stillgame I liked, and you could bypass using daily motion & a link for only selfish reasons. I want Allan back of old..
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To think Cissy & Ada started when Roy and Les were just messing about to entertain the film crew during breaks in filming other sketches. The producer saw it and asked them to turn it into a full sketch.
Les sometimes went off-piste with the script in these sketches, veering into ad lib which sometimes caught poor Roy out:).
Could you react to the film Waterloo 1970
Brilliant so funny there’s nothing like it today I don’t find many things funny that is supposed to be comedy on the telly.
lol😁😂😂😂❤
Hope you've managed to escape the worst of the hurricane bro
We got a bit of wind and rain but nothing major. Upper state and North Carolina were hammered as was parts of inland Georgia. My sister is a travelling nurse in a town in the path of the storm and they had to leave their camper for a motel. They got lucky. There's over 6000 people unaccounted for, roads and bridges that are gone or covered by mudslides, homes and businesses just washed away. We got very very lucky in comparison.
@@TheEclecticBeard bro my thoughts are with those who are missing hope they all are safe and well
Wait a minute. Are you saying these aren't two women?
I love the nativity of this. It’s very British, smutty, but not offensive. The idea of drag, when it wasn’t an issue. Going back hundreds of years, when all actors were forced to play female parts, wrongly of course, because women weren’t allowed to act. Then the very British pantomime dames, obviously Dawson made it in to an art form.
Hey, darl. Great to see ya. I've been worried about your health. Have you had a check for Carotid Artery Disease? Causes dizziness, nausea, forgetfulness.....and maybe stroke. Been then ,done that man.Sorry to be nosey old bat, but that's me.♡♡
They don’t make comedy shows like these anymore.
Sadly they wouldn't be allowed to.