"Four Yorkshire Men" by At Last the 1948 Show

At Last the 1948 show lampoons the obnoxious truth of existence that rich people always claim that life was easier and happier when they were poor.

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Description: At Last the 1948 show lampoons the obnoxious truth of existence that rich people always claim that life was easier and happier when they were poor.

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Keywords: At Last the 1948 Show Rich people Marty Feldman Tim Brooke-Taylor John Cleese Graham Chapman Four Yorkshire Men 1948 show sketch comedy Rich poor

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Hilarious !!!!!!
Wonderful stuff. Never understood why Marty Feldman didn't join Monty Python...happier writing of course, and wanted his own show. Which he got, and was successful, but never hit heights success-wise of Monty Python.
In researching some northern English colloquialisms for Mickey, who seems to want to learn proper English, I came across this clip of Tony Capstick on you tube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2AcJSkUw6M Does this predate the Monte Python sketch 4 Yorkshire men. http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/dc333014c5/four-yorkshire-men-by-at-last-the-1948-show-from-greatest-comedy-sketches
Funniest sketch ever
ok John Clease was how old here? Wiki says he was born in 1939 and this page says this was filmed 11 years later...........