Stanley Holloway quotes
        Stanley Holloway was a British actor and comedian, widely recognized for his work in theatre, film, and radio. His roles in productions such as "My Fair Lady" and his comic monologues brought him international acclaim. He became a beloved figure in British entertainment and inspired generations of performers. Here are 18 of his quotes: 
    
        
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
                                        
                    
    
        I've been very poorly but now I feel prime,
I've been out today for the very first time.
I felt like a lad as I walked down the road,
Then I met Old Jones and he said, "Well I'm blowed!
My word you do look queer!
My word you do look queer!
Oh, dear! You look dreadful: you've had a near shave,
You look like a man with one foot in the grave."
I said, "Bosh! l'm better; it's true I've been ill."
He said, "I'm delighted you're better, but still,
I wish you'd a thousand for me in your will.
My word, you do look queer!"
         
     
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        My knees started knocking, I did feel so sad.
Then Brown said, "Don't die in a pub, it looks bad,"
He said, "Come with me, I'll show you what to do.
Now I've got a friend who'll be useful to you."
He led me to Black's Undertaking Depot,
And Black, with some crepe round his hat said, "Hello,
My word you do look queer!"
         
     
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           Stanley Holloway
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    Occupation: British Actor
    
    
Born: October 1, 1890
    
    
Died: January 30, 1982
    
Quotes count: 18
    
    
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