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Harry Relph in Little Tich and His Funny Feet (1900)

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Harry Relph

Overview

  • Born
    1867
  • Died
    1928
  • Height
    4′ 6″ (1.37 m)

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  • Harry Relph born in Kent in 1867. He was better known as 'Little Tich' a highly well-known comedian, dancer and singer, making his stage debut in 1880, starred on the London Music Hall theatre's and Pantomime theatre's from 1884. A wonderful chirpy Englishman who stood only 4 feet 6 inches tall, known as the big boot dancer, because of the length of his very long shoes. Starred in a handful of early French silent short comedy movies, making his film debut with 'Big Boot Dancer' in 1900 he was often working under the direction of the legendary pioneering film-maker 'Georges Melies' from 1903 including 'Little Tich and His Funny Feet' in 1903 and 'Le Raid Paris-Monte-Carlo en Deux Heures' in 1905, his last film appearance in 'Little Tich, the Tec' for the Gaumont Film Company in 1909.
    - IMDb mini biography by: Paul Rothwell-Smith

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  • British Vaudeville comedian.
  • Born with six digits on each hand.

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