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...6 – 7 October 1967), known professionally as '''Jimmy Gold''', was a Scottish comedian and part of the [[music hall|music hall]] act of [[Naughton and Go ...of painting and decorating till he joined up with Naughton. They were tap dancers to start with but the comedy gradually took over.

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...happened to the child. Barry and Yvonne later became professional ballroom dancers. During [[World War II]] Yvonne worked as an [[auxiliary nurse]] in a [[mil *'''Gary Bolton''' (Terence Creasy/Chris Andrews) – Gary is the third male Yellowcoat. He is often portrayed as a very vain man, obsessed with women a