In case anyone is wondering why she shouted at the audience at about 1.24 of the video 'Is everybody happy'?, and when they yell 'yes', she said 'it's because you're having a better time than the King'. That's because at the same time Marie was ding this show back in the day the King was watching a 'Royal command performance' at another Venue, but Marie was turned down to appear on it as it was deemed she was 'to vulgar', so who-ever set this show and scripted it knew what they were talking about.
My grandmother Renee Orange/Birleson asked for this to be played at her funeral. East London girl of course. Miss her a lot. But this song always puts a smile on me face. Well done Kat Slater
Jesse Wallace, what a character!! Not many people realise just how much theatre these actors do before getting onto show like Eastenders!! What a character!! Bless her!! Brilliant. Well before Discos!!
Marie Lloyd, was a true star, we shall never see her like again, no microphones etc back then, just projecting your voice, i think the love and affection she gave to so many showed when thousands lined the streets to see the funeral car go by.
When the king made the royal variety show, they didn't invite the real star of London at that time,. . All linked to real pubs and the entertainment that was given..😓🎬🇬🇧💯🙏 lucky to remember they don't like that?🤬 Cat look's great always wanted to see what she did with it🥇😉 Eastend girl? Or West end Girl 🇬🇧 9/10😍👍🙏
My mother, who was born in the East End of London in 1905, had the privilege of seeing Miss Lloyd on stage (so she said). Jessie Wallace's portrayal is just how I always imagined her to be; she was amazing in this role and is waste in Eastenders. Mother would have loved this.
What have the war done to our countries? London and Berlin were the most magnificent cities in the worls and they destroyed them each other. We should never make war against each other if we don't want to lose what is left. Peace and freedom to Europe!
@@izzyc3809 Marie Lloyd was my grandfather's age (born 1869) and he was still around in the early 1950s, so you're going way too far back. I'm 85, but still 1920 wasn't that long ago.
Wonderful Performance of a much loved Old Song! Bless her heart Marie lloyd is so well played here by Jessie Wallace! I miss the line"You can't trust the Specials like the Old Time Coppers" Though!
I love all songs from this erase my late grandparents and their family originally from the east end of London and my nan used to sing this songs to me when I was a youngster.iam so proud to have routes from the east end.
I think she's brilliant. She really knows how to use the linnet and cage. Lesser performers constantly point at it to try to make the audience laugh at how daft it is,she simply behaves it as if wandering around with a caged linnet is the most normal thing in the world which is much more funny.
my grandfather was a stick maker among his customers was a certain miss Marie Lloyd, as a part of a old time music hall group this is among our numbers,sorta full circle,hope grandpappy would approve
Marie Lloyd, Old Mother Riley, (Arthur Lucan), etc etc, we shall never see their like ever again. I saw Richard Hearne doing his dear Mr.Pastry on a re- run of 'The Good Old Days', he was just wonderful, the audience called for more! asking for an encore. Jessie Wallace was just superb in this, as she was doing Pat Phoenix in 'The road to Coronation Street', she makes you believe she is the part she is playing, she clearly plays it for truth, you forget this is really Jessie Wallace, famous now for Kat Slater in 'EastEnders'.
Del Strain London is still beautiful, just a different kind of beautiful. It has changed, yes, and it is no where near as classic and striking as it used to be but it is still an amazing place
Rhys Hoffman I'd love to spend some time in London. I live in Alabama and trust me it's very boring here. I'm from the UK originally and yearn to be back in the big city sometimes.
this reminds me of the early seasons of the British drama Upstairs Downstairs. There was a character called Sarah(played by Pauline Collins) who occasionally did song and dance of the old London Music Halls. I would guess her character was influenced by some of these real music hall greats ie Florrie Forde, Lily Morris, Marie Lloyd etc.
Sad we worked to remove the slum lords and now we have them back. Plenty of people cannot afford the rent again. And now the Gin is bloody expensive too.
She was also incredibly generous giving away her money almost before she'd earned it and that is also why she was so loved particularly by East Enders.
Classic memories. First car I rode in was Dad's Holden Kingswood and the sound system was an 8-track cartridge system. We did 1000s of miles a year. Tens of thousands, and by the time the Kingswood was superseded in the late 1970s by a microbus, I had the best of Black and White Minstrels imprinted on the deepest of deep cerebral recesses!And yet I still love it. That and Tchaikovsky's best, soundtrack to Bambi, and the best of Bing Cros....yeah, not so much that one.Thanks for sharing!
I can't seem to edit this video, youtube just put the first line of my description into the title and threw the rest away. So thanks for mentioning that, this is Jessie Wallace playing Miss Marie Lloyd.
i sung this in year 2 at achool cuz we was studying like victorians or whatever i dont know i cant remember but i remember singing this and then singing it when i got home as wlel as daisy daisy give me your answer do ahhhhhhh the good times :D
Lovely old poignant and happy songs. Innocent times. My Old Man said follow West Ham I said Bollocks Father you're a Cxxt. They don't write them like that anymore.More's the pity...
Can't trust a special like your old time copper when you can't find your way home (get off me barrow) you can't find your way home (that's not ya sister) you can't find your way home....
ken smit I think they were having some fun with lyrics. I can imagine that was a fairly common thing to do with such a familiar song...try to make people laugh but putting in unexpected silly lines.
@@TrashMarineMusic The "specials" line seems odd - if you're doing a flit why would you want to consult a copper? That said, it was part of the version I learned 50 years back (and me grandpa was a "special" in WW1).
🎶”Orf went the cart wiv me ‘ome packed in it And I walked behind wiv me ol’ cock linnet And I dillied and dallied, dallied and dillied I lost me way and don’t know where to roam, And if someone could get me in it, I’d be in there wiv me linnet But I can’t find ma way ‘oooooooome”🎶
In case anyone is wondering why she shouted at the audience at about 1.24 of the video 'Is everybody happy'?, and when they yell 'yes', she said 'it's because you're having a better time than the King'. That's because at the same time Marie was ding this show back in the day the King was watching a 'Royal command performance' at another Venue, but Marie was turned down to appear on it as it was deemed she was 'to vulgar', so who-ever set this show and scripted it knew what they were talking about.
The response to "is everybody happy?" is actually "you bet your life we are" .
Who cares. She is a right sort.❤️
My grandmother Renee Orange/Birleson asked for this to be played at her funeral. East London girl of course. Miss her a lot. But this song always puts a smile on me face.
Well done Kat Slater
Jesse Wallace, what a character!! Not many people realise just how much theatre these actors do before getting onto show like Eastenders!! What a character!! Bless her!! Brilliant. Well before Discos!!
I thought it was her but wasn't sure 😯
Marie Lloyd, was a true star, we shall never see her like again, no microphones etc back then, just projecting your voice, i think the love and affection she gave to so many showed when thousands lined the streets to see the funeral car go by.
When the king made the royal variety show, they didn't invite the real star of London at that time,. . All linked to real pubs and the entertainment that was given..😓🎬🇬🇧💯🙏 lucky to remember they don't like that?🤬
Cat look's great always wanted to see what she did with it🥇😉
Eastend girl? Or West end Girl 🇬🇧
9/10😍👍🙏
I’m Scottish and I just love anything like this! The old songs are the best, getting everyone singing and dancing in a happy mood. Bloody marvellous!
A great old song, I remember, in years long gone, this was often sung in pubs up and down the country on a Saturday night.
Happy times
shes an amazing actress is Jessie wallace :D so diverse :D id love to meet her one day
no-one has played this iconic music hall star better than Miss Wallace
Brilliant never knew she could act and sing like that. She deserves to be on the big screen with the best of the best.
My mother, who was born in the East End of London in 1905, had the privilege of seeing Miss Lloyd on stage (so she said). Jessie Wallace's portrayal is just how I always imagined her to be; she was amazing in this role and is waste in Eastenders. Mother would have loved this.
Margaret Brazear Eastenders is terrible now.
What have the war done to our countries? London and Berlin were the most magnificent cities in the worls and they destroyed them each other. We should never make war against each other if we don't want to lose what is left. Peace and freedom to Europe!
Marie Lloyd was a cousin of a great great great great (great?) grandfather, or something like that. I always thought that was really cool.
@@666mrdoctor That's nothing compared to how Paris has fallen. Capital of the second biggest empire in Marie Lloyd's time, now an absolute slum.
@@izzyc3809 Marie Lloyd was my grandfather's age (born 1869) and he was still around in the early 1950s, so you're going way too far back. I'm 85, but still 1920 wasn't that long ago.
It's a rare actor who transports you into their world. I love this film and Jessie Wallace is such a talent.
I love these old Cockney songs , down to earth , and accurately based on the reality of the times, for some people !
Just love this song - reminds me of my dad and family - all long since dead. It was the good old days of the British Empire!
I love this song. I remember singing it at school back when I lived in England.
BRILLIANT....Those were the wonderful days of music halls. So entertaining and so much talent. Love this.
Wonderful Performance of a much loved Old Song! Bless her heart Marie lloyd is so well played here by Jessie Wallace!
I miss the line"You can't trust the Specials like the Old Time Coppers" Though!
She fits like a hand in a glove. Music Hall is superb and Jessie Wallace is fantastic! XD
Jessie Wallace is damn good. She nails this performance.
The knockers KNOW NOTHING. This is magical ❤❤
I love all songs from this erase my late grandparents and their family originally from the east end of London and my nan used to sing this songs to me when I was a youngster.iam so proud to have routes from the east end.
Jessie Wallace- just great!
Saw jessie Wallace imitate marie lloyd at the london palladium she was amazing ⭐
Jessie Wallace must have been on a shortlist of one for this role. Absolutely born to play Marie Lloyd.
Georgia Brown was far better.
I think she's brilliant. She really knows how to use the linnet and cage. Lesser performers constantly point at it to try to make the audience laugh at how daft it is,she simply behaves it as if wandering around with a caged linnet is the most normal thing in the world which is much more funny.
What a great performance by Jessie Wallace stunning.
Thanks. Magical ❤
my grandfather was a stick maker among his customers was a certain miss Marie Lloyd, as a part of a old time music hall group this is among our numbers,sorta full circle,hope grandpappy would approve
Jessie Wallance thank-you for making me win my talent show thank you so much I love you xx
Brilliant. This is straight from the stories I heard growing up from Cockney Nans.😎
Marie Lloyd, Old Mother Riley, (Arthur Lucan), etc etc, we shall never see their like ever again. I saw Richard Hearne doing his dear Mr.Pastry on a re- run of 'The Good Old Days', he was just wonderful, the audience called for more! asking for an encore. Jessie Wallace was just superb in this, as she was doing Pat Phoenix in 'The road to Coronation Street', she makes you believe she is the part she is playing, she clearly plays it for truth, you forget this is really Jessie Wallace, famous now for Kat Slater in 'EastEnders'.
Jessie Wallace is so good in this because she has something of Lloyd's charisma.
But a bit too vulgar! Lloyd was a consummate artist and her humour was risqué but never coarse
I'd rather go to see this than a movie at the cinema!
Bully! Me too!
I've got the DVD in my cupboard. Out it comes tonight.
Love this...can't stop watching
London i miss you. The monster you have became makes me weep.
God never forgets! London is remembered - this was true beauty!!!!! Beauty survives!
God never forgets! London is remembered - this was true beauty!!!!! Beauty survives!
My thoughts exactly.
Del Strain London is still beautiful, just a different kind of beautiful. It has changed, yes, and it is no where near as classic and striking as it used to be but it is still an amazing place
Rhys Hoffman I'd love to spend some time in London. I live in Alabama and trust me it's very boring here. I'm from the UK originally and yearn to be back in the big city sometimes.
Just clean and fantastic fun and joy - oh what entertainment. Thanks for the post
this reminds me of the early seasons of the British drama Upstairs Downstairs. There was a character called Sarah(played by Pauline Collins) who occasionally did song and dance of the old London Music Halls. I would guess her character was influenced by some of these real music hall greats ie Florrie Forde, Lily Morris, Marie Lloyd etc.
I remember that too.."What are we gonna do with uncle Arthur?"She was in a sequel with John Alderton called Thomas And Sarah.
@@amethyst760 Actually she is married to John Alderton in real life, her name is Pauline Collins.
Sad we worked to remove the slum lords and now we have them back. Plenty of people cannot afford the rent again. And now the Gin is bloody expensive too.
She was also incredibly generous giving away her money almost before she'd earned it and that is also why she was so loved particularly by East Enders.
ÑOT an Eastenders fan, KAT, but you really nailed that one, girl ❤
I actually like this and I was born in Italy!
I remember this when a child on TV in black and white loved it.
Stay strong for our dear Country . However tough - Britain is best .
I just love it!! ❤ 😍 💖
I love this
BEAUTIFUL
I love this song :)
Jessie ramps this song up to 11!.
I love old music hall songs, brilliant.
Classic memories. First car I rode in was Dad's Holden Kingswood and the sound system was an 8-track cartridge system. We did 1000s of miles a year. Tens of thousands, and by the time the Kingswood was superseded in the late 1970s by a microbus, I had the best of Black and White Minstrels imprinted on the deepest of deep cerebral recesses!And yet I still love it. That and Tchaikovsky's best, soundtrack to Bambi, and the best of Bing Cros....yeah, not so much that one.Thanks for sharing!
Only Fools and Horses brought me here!
thank God for television
AMAZING!!!
This is a great song
Brilliant
Thank you Mr Joolz Guides and Tom Carradine for bringing me here 👏👏👏
I can't seem to edit this video, youtube just put the first line of my description into the title and threw the rest away. So thanks for mentioning that, this is Jessie Wallace playing Miss Marie Lloyd.
Wow!
fantastic!
fabulous !!!!
Love it ❤!
Music Halls - the light relief from the extreme misery the working classes had to endure
When was that . . . last week ! ?
My old man said follow the van classic song from the musical
What a song
Great performance
i sung this in year 2 at achool cuz we was studying like victorians or whatever i dont know i cant remember but i remember singing this and then singing it when i got home as wlel as daisy daisy give me your answer do ahhhhhhh the good times :D
i love it I know it all
Brilliant Video Earthling
You go Jessie!. That's quite a funny song.
Bella bravo
my old man said be a city fan
We sing this at my school in year 4 but now I am in year 5 and I want to see it but I can't now
Class Act
Cardinal Fang brought me here.
I saw mr. Been cartoon singing this
Lovely old poignant and happy songs. Innocent times.
My Old Man said follow West Ham
I said Bollocks Father you're a Cxxt.
They don't write them like that anymore.More's the pity...
@Greengate777 My father was born in the Edwardian era - and I agree with you (I'm an American but in my heart...I'm home in Blighty...)
I love it so cool ( charlie p)
Wow
@smelleykins: I keep looping it too, it's great!
Gawd blimey, stone a bleeding crows, knees up muvver brown...
Well closed enough my great great grandfather Jack (John) was born in 1908
Hello class, this video is catchy :)
C
Booth
Last Friday was the centenary of her death. I can't be the only one to think that this film portrayed her as being rather cold?
My old ma said be a Bangor fan
I love it she is Cat from east Enders also we are doing that for school
The Spanish Inquisition brought me here
Those keys on the piano, you don't hear those very often.
Grrat actress
hi my school watch this vid and i started singing XD
@360pizzaboy She's far better in this then in Eastenders
Can't trust a special like your old time copper when you can't find your way home (get off me barrow) you can't find your way home (that's not ya sister) you can't find your way home....
Confused now! Where's "You can't trust the Specials like an old time copper"
A special was a part tme policeman, special constable, not a propper copper.
ken smit I think they were having some fun with lyrics. I can imagine that was a fairly common thing to do with such a familiar song...try to make people laugh but putting in unexpected silly lines.
There are many different lines substituted into the place of the coppers, mostly about drinking.
@@TrashMarineMusic The "specials" line seems odd - if you're doing a flit why would you want to consult a copper? That said, it was part of the version I learned 50 years back (and me grandpa was a "special" in WW1).
I have a urge to die in the trenches of the Somme to this song...
Is that cat from extenders ?
yes
pity Marie Lloyd never recorded this.
Yay Lemmings!
''Where's Alfie?''
You mean "h'Alfie"?
Yay Lemmings indeed!
Check my profile pic. ;)
🎶”Orf went the cart wiv me ‘ome packed in it
And I walked behind wiv me ol’ cock linnet
And I dillied and dallied, dallied and dillied
I lost me way and don’t know where to roam,
And if someone could get me in it,
I’d be in there wiv me linnet
But I can’t find ma way ‘oooooooome”🎶
This sounded better sung by a group of old folks in a smoke filled pub back in the early 80s
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