Teddie Collection

Doin the Lambeth Walk - Oi! These sketches, made by Sherriffs, are dedicated to The Lambeth Walk, dance hit of the musical comedy Me and My Girl (Victoria Palace)

Doing the Lambeth Walk, 1938
Entertainments a la carte, by Alan Bott. On with the walk. Doing the Lambeth Walk: (top to bottom) Lupino Lane, Teddie St Denis, George Graves, Doris Rogers, Martin Gray, Wallace Lupino

How Teddie and his Sister adapted a Nursery Rhyme (chromolitho)
1046865 How Teddie and his Sister adapted a Nursery Rhyme (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: How Teddie and his Sister adapted a Nursery Rhyme)

How Teddie and his Sister adapted a Nursery Rhyme (chromolitho)
1046866 How Teddie and his Sister adapted a Nursery Rhyme (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: How Teddie and his Sister adapted a Nursery Rhyme)

Bruce Forsyth with The Beverly Sisters. Picture taken at The Talk of the Town, London, where Bruce was having his opening night

Portrait of the actress Teddie Gerard, London, 1922 who is performing in Andre Charlots revue A-Z at the Prince of Wales Theatre Date: 1922

Scenes from the revue A-Z at the Prince of Wales Theatre, L
Scenes from Andre Charlots revue A-Z at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, 1922 featuring Jack Buchanan, Trix Sisters, Teddie Garrard Date: 1922

Teddie Gerard by Dolly Tree
The popular revue and musical-comedy actress, Teddie Gerard as depicted by Dolly Tree. Date: 1918

Gleams of sunshine for the trenches
In response to a request from one Officer fighting at the front who wrote to The Tatler syaing, wWe are fed up with war pictures, let us see some pretty faces

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Meet Teddie, a lively and charismatic individual who knows how to bring joy wherever he goes. Just like the iconic song "Doin the Lambeth Walk - Oi, " Teddie has mastered the art of spreading happiness through his infectious energy. It's no wonder that he reminds us of the famous dance routine from 1938, "Doing the Lambeth Walk. " Teddie's creativity shines through in every aspect of his life, just like when he and his sister adapted a nursery rhyme into a beautiful chromolitho artwork. Their imagination knows no bounds as they transform simple melodies into vibrant visual masterpieces. In London, 1922, an enchanting portrait captured Teddie Gerard's captivating beauty and talent as an actress. Her grace and charm were unmatched, leaving audiences mesmerized by her performances on stage at the Prince of Wales Theatre during scenes from the revue A-Z. Speaking of talent, Teddie Gerard was not alone in capturing hearts with her artistic prowess. Dolly Tree immortalized her essence in a stunning portrait that showcased both her elegance and vivacity. But it doesn't stop there; Teddie's warm heart extends beyond entertainment circles. He radiates kindness just like gleams of sunshine sent to brighten up trenches during difficult times. His compassion knows no boundaries as he spreads love wherever it is needed most. Even legends recognize greatness when they see it. Bruce Forsyth himself couldn't resist posing alongside The Beverly Sisters at The Talk Of showbiz hotspot. Together they created magical moments that will forever be cherished. So let Teddie be your guide to finding joy in life's simplest pleasures – whether it be dancing down memory lane or embracing your creative side like never before. With him around, you'll always have reasons to smile and memories worth treasuring for years to come.