Kenneth Horne
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Revision as of 10:01, 20 October 2014
Biography
English comedian synonymous with the anarchic and risque radio comedies Much Binding in the Marsh, Beyond Our Ken and most obviously Round the Horne.
He died of a stroke when making a speech at the Dorchester Hotel on Valentine's Day, 1969.
Trivia
He was the chairman of Chad Valley Toys and the company that later became Pilkington glass.