Born this day in 1906, Bill Pertwee (William Desmond Anthony Pertwee) Amersham, England comic actor best known for playing the part of ARP Warden Hodges in the popular sitcom Dad's Army. He died 12/14/1964 at age 58.
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Born this day in 1958, Judy Toll Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, comic, writer for TV’s Sex And The City, regular on Curb Your Enthusiasm, did voices for The Brave Little Toaster. She died 05/02/2002 from melanoma at age 44.
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Born this day in 1967, Tom Rhodes is 50, Washington DC comedian, actor, host. Starred in NBC sitcom Mr. Rhodes and was the host of The Kevin Masters Show starring Tom Rhodes.
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Born this day in 1906, William Bendix, Manhattan, New York, 5'10 1/2" best remembered for film Babe Ruth Story and Chester A. Riley in radio and TV's The Life of Riley. He died 12/14/1964 from a chronic stomach ailment which brought on malnutrition and ultimately lobar pneumonia at age 58.
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Died this day in 2002, Stanley Unwin, Pretoria, South Africa comedian, as with Al Kelly And Norm Crosby, he made a career out of nonsense words and malaprops. Born 06/07/1911, he died at age 90.
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This Day In Comedy: January 14
On: Saturday, January 14, 2017
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