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16 years after Harry's death his story has finally been told. Written by Roy Baines and published by MRA Publishing it tells the story of the miner that went on to become of of the country's most popular entertainers of the 60's & 70's

There are over 50 illustrations and 77 pages which will bring back happy memories of this much loved comedian. With a foreword by producer John Ammonds there are contributions from Michael Grade CBE, Jimmy Cricket, William G Stewart & Debbie Cumming. Order your copy now and re-live the days that had people searching for that special shop window to copy his famous trademark.

Details at harryworthdotinfo

I remember seeing the Harry Worth series when I was a youngster. I don't remember much about it, but I do wish they would show them again on the television.

Explorer the eighth wrote: I remember seeing the Harry Worth series when I was a youngster. I don't remember much about it, but I do wish they would show them again on the television.Doing a Harry Worth is walking next to a shop window, seeing your reflection, thinking for a moment, looking both ways up the street to see when someone's coming, and then standing in the doorway waving the outside arm and leg so your reflection waves all four. It's very funny. People aren't that simple any longer.