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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
16th December 1897 Actor William Terriss was murdered outside the London Adelphi.
16th December 1830 George Davis and William Watts were the last hangings at the Wapping Execution Dock.
Home to a Great Magician
Tommy Cooper resided here in the late 1940s
Location: 105 Warwick Avenue, Maida Vale, W9
Description: Okay so he was overall an incredible comedy performer who had only to utter those immortal words or indeed look at a certain way to bring the house down with laughter, but Tommy Cooper was also a great magician.
He was simply a class act that made millions of people happy - which can't be a bad thing at all!
And so to this very location, Tommy was living here in 1948 when he was extending his management negotiations with his agent 'Miff Ferrie'.
Tagged in this Tour: Historic Magic Circle Tour
Tagged in this Tour: Tommy Cooper's London
Celebrity
Ranking This Month: 1477/2786
Pages Hit This Month: 39
Link to This Page: http://www.shadyoldlady.com/location/1782
Credits: Tommy Cooper - Always Leave Them Laughing
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Tommy Cooper resided here in the late 1940s |
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