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The cast of the BBC radio programme "The Navy Lark"
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The cast of the BBC radio programme "The Navy Lark"
The cast of the BBC radio programme " The Navy Lark" pictured at Tower Bridge to say goodbye to the Naval frigate HHMS Troubridge whcih was the location for the series. The frigate is leaving for a breakers yard.
Pictured are: Chief officer Pertwee (John Pertwee) and able seaman Johnson played by Ronnie Barker larking about on the twin four inch guns.
26th March 1969
Geoffrey Day
Daily Mirror
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In this nostalgic print from 1969, we see the beloved cast of the BBC radio programme "The Navy Lark" bidding farewell to their iconic location, the Naval frigate HHMS Troubridge. Tower Bridge serves as a picturesque backdrop for this heartfelt goodbye. As the frigate embarks on its final journey to a breakers yard, Chief officer Pertwee (played by John Pertwee) and able seaman Johnson (portrayed by Ronnie Barker) take a moment to lark about on the twin four-inch guns. This snapshot captures not only the camaraderie between these talented actors but also their dedication to bringing laughter and joy into our homes through their performances. The 1960s marked an era when television programmes like "The Navy Lark" became an integral part of British entertainment culture. Dressed in authentic Royal Navy uniforms, Pertwee and Barker exude charm and playfulness as they pose atop those mighty guns. Their infectious energy is palpable even in still imagery, reminding us why they were adored by audiences across the nation. Geoffrey Day's expertly captured photograph transports us back in time, allowing us to relive a cherished moment in broadcasting history. It serves as a testament to both the enduring popularity of "The Navy Lark" and the incredible talent that brought it to life.
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