Opera Directory Tina Majors, Lee Makepeace, Chris Mako Malahide, Patrick Malick, Wendie Malil, Shelley Malina, Joshua Malkovich, John mallett, timmy http://portal.opera.com/directory/?cat=42344
Extractions: B E F O R E FIRST BEGAN BROADCASTING ON RADIO AT WARWICK UNIVERSITY AND LATER MOVED ON TO RADIO OXFORD AND PICCADILLY RADIO. REPLACED ROLAND RAT ON TVAM PRESENTING THE CHILDRENS TV SHOWS "THE WIDE AWAKE CLUB" AND "WACKADAY". "THE WIDE AWAKE CLUB" WAS SHOWN ON SATURDAY MORNINGS FROM 1984 TO 1989 AND ALSO FEATURED MICHAELA STRACHAN AND CAROL VORDERMAN.
Extractions: (Windows Media - 1.39MB) Got a comment about this interview? Write it in the Guestbook My interview with Timmy Mallett was conducted on December 31st 2000. Timmy is most well known for hosting 'Wacaday', a high speed children's show which ran from the mid 1980's to early 1990's. He has also had a number one single and is just as well known for his outrageous glasses. Below are the main questions I asked Timmy Mallett.
BBC - Essex Features - Timmy Mallett Tom Warmington meets timmy mallett. This is the BBC website for Essex, your gateway to local news, sport, entertainment, features and community issues for http://www.bbc.co.uk/essex/features/essex_celeb/timmy_mallett.shtml
Extractions: Timmy Mallett Eighties childrens' TV star Timmy Mallett has been to Colchester as part of his nationwide tour. Find out what happened when we met up with him. WATCH and LISTEN BBC Online's Tom Warmington met up with Timmy at the Colchester Hippodrome and relived the day that he appeared on Wacaday in 1992. (28K) BBC download guide
BBC - Berkshire - Radio Berkshire - Wacasaturday! timmy mallett had old chum Rolf Harris on his show recently see the photos below! It was his last show for Radio Berkshire as he was filling in for Andrew http://www.bbc.co.uk/berkshire/content/articles/2005/03/04/timmy_mallett_feature
Extractions: Producer David Sheppard gets his ears blasted! The normally calm and tranquil atmosphere (not!) of Timmy Mallett's Saturday show was supplemented by a little wobble-board madness this week, when Bray's Rolf Harris dropped in for a surprise visit. The Aussie had tied his kangaroo down and popped in to Radio Berkshire towers to visit his old chum. A bit of wobbleboard wackiness from Rolf The artist and pop star had heard that Timmy's Australian relatives were in town, and decided he would join in the fun. The digeridoo and jews harp were unleashed, and within minutes young Billy Mallett had challenged Rolf to an Australian flavoured round of his Dad's cult game, Mallett's Mallet. Needless to say the mallett bounced off Rolf's bonce like a wacky wallaby. The live music was supplemented by tracks from Rolf's new album, Now And Then.
Seabass7, Timmy Mallett Saves Duck From Small Boys Stoning Demise Seabass7 or Seabass 7 Spoof News articles and Features regularly updated by a dedicated team of trained psychotics backed up by a boozy and sweaty fish, http://www.seabass7.com/News/ViewStory.cfm/News_Id/292
Extractions: Feel-quite-nice-about-the-world-and-your-own-futile-role-within-it-news now as reports have come tortoising in that one time low brow childrens breakfast television presenter, itsy/witsy/teeny/weeny pop star and unamusing spectacles wearer Timmy Mallett has prevented the pelting to death of a duck in his local park at the hands of some nasty little lads I saw the whole thing as if it was 1985 and I was in Vietnam again sobbed Paul Hardcastle, writer of the chart topping single I was sitting in the park reading my brand new copy of TV Quick right beside the duck pond when suddenly I heard rowdy sounds and splashing. After that everything was a blur. Looking up from an interview with one of the stars of my favourite programme Hollyoaks I saw three young boys, no older than other boys of their age, chucking stones at one of the ducks. It was a vision that will haunt me to my grave and beyond, if you believe in that sort of thing, which personally I dont. The next thing I knew Timmy Mallett appeared from out of everywhere and said in a quiet but very firm voice Hey there, you boys, leave that duck alone, he or she has done nothing to harm you so move along this instant
Lollipop 28, mallett, timmy, My boomerang won t come back, 357. 28, Terry and Hot Sox, CuckooBoney-Boo 31, mallett, timmy, She taught me how to yodel, 312 http://www.rrclollipop.ch/Musik/bewertungSeite79.html
Extractions: speziell Mallett, Timmy My boomerang won't come back Terry and Hot Sox Cuckoo-Boney-Boo MUD She wears red feathers Weavers Wimoweh Price, Lloyd I'm gonna get married Ant, Adam Apollo 9 Feelgood, Dr Wolfman calling Mancini, Henry Baby elephant walk Bunny, Jive The Lambada Brothers, Blues Think EAV Afrika (Maxi) Kraus, Peter Bock auf Tango-Rock Mallett, Timmy She taught me how to yodel Spider Murphy Gang Immer auf die Kleinen Stardust, Alvin Move it Gitti, Jazz Hip-hopsassa Mallett, Timmy Itsy bitsy teeny weeny Mallett, Timmy Itsy bitsy teeny weeny Berry, Chuck Too pooped to pop Bleyer, Archie The rocking ghost Booker T. and MG's Soul Limbo Grease 2 Rydell Fight Sog Guitar instrumental Apache Matchbox Riders in the sky Ramrocks Loch Lomond Rock Cruiser 2000 Cooke, Sam Everybody likes to cha cha cha Kraus, Peter Cadillac night Rydell, Bobby Volare Bruce, Tommy and Ain't misbehaving EAV Hallo EAV Flugzeug Guitar instrumental FBI Floating Holly, Buddy Every day Price, Lloyd Where were you on your Revere, Paul Indian Reservation Lads, Four The bus stop song Boys, Beach Surfer's stomp Gordon, Rosco
Lollipop Translate this page Seven little girls, mallett, timmy, 33.5, 311, ausgezeichnet. Seven little girls (extended), mallett, timmy, 33.5, 417, ausgezeichnet http://www.rrclollipop.ch/Musik/titelSeite68.html
Extractions: See my baby Jive Wizzard durchschnittlich See see rider Baker, La Vern durchschnittlich See you later Alligator Bash, Otto gut bis sehr gut See you later alligator Charles, Bobby gut bis sehr gut See you later alligator Feelgood, Dr ausgezeichnet See you later alligator Haley, Bill durchschnittlich See you later alligator Haley, Bill gut bis sehr gut See-saw Covay, Don durchschnittlich Sei doch mein Talisman Herold, Ted ausgezeichnet Self destruction blues Winter, Johnny hart und tough Send for me Cole, Nat King ausgezeichnet Sentimental fool Pittman, Barbara gut bis sehr gut Serenade for a wealthy Blues 'n' Trouble gut bis sehr gut Sermonette Reese, Della ausgezeichnet Serre la main d'un fou Hallyday, Johnny gut bis sehr gut Seven day weekend Bonds, Gary US gut bis sehr gut Seven little girls Evens, Paul unter Durchschnitt Seven little girls Mallett, Timmy ausgezeichnet Seven little girls (extended) Mallett, Timmy ausgezeichnet Seventh son Rivers, Johnny ausgezeichnet Sexy and 17 Cats, Stray ausgezeichnet Shake a tail feather Five Du-Tones ausgezeichnet Shake around Smith, Ray
Idiotica.co.uk - Timmy Mallett's Top Ten Tool-named Celebs Edgy UK comedy site offering news satire, funny lists, humour columns and more. Filled with puns, parody and gay pigeons galore its the laughing stock of http://idiotica.co.uk/guestlists/timmymallett.shtml
Timmy Mallett - Interests - Painting timmy loves reaching for mallett s Pallette and doing a bit of painting. He is a talented artist who specialises in water colours and acrylics. http://www.timmymallett.co.uk/paintings.html
Extractions: Timmy loves reaching for Mallett's Pallette and doing a bit of painting. He is a talented artist who specialises in water colours and acrylics. He has painted all over the world and his works are alive with colour. Timmy studied History of Art as part of his History degree at Warwick University and his paintings have been enjoyed at regular exhibitions in London, Manchester and the Home Counties.
Timmy Mallett's Portraits Of Cookham timmy was stunned to find this on his sculpture today I spent hours on this piece of timmy s sculpture , entitled The Recycled Handlebar Moustache , http://www.cookham.com/community/news/timmy/guysanddolls.htm
Extractions: Click for the Cookham News Front Page Sculpture punctured? (28 April 2005) Click on photos for larger image Who's havin a laugh then? Timmy was stunned to find this on his sculpture today "I spent hours on this piece of art" said Timmy "I'm shocked!" What's This? Are They Going to Tow it Away? Timmy's 'sculpture', entitled 'The Recycled Handlebar Moustache', had been set up as part of the Trinity Festival Guys and Dolls project, which has twenty eight different guys and dolls around Cookham. If you don't have time to actually walk round and see them, you can always look at them by clicking here Click for the Cookham News Front Page home top of page back any suggestions
French Visit 2003 With thanks to timmy and Lynda mallett. Click for larger photo Lynda and timmy mallett along with their son Billy visited St Benoit for the first time. http://www.cookham.com/community/news/twinning/visit2003/visit2003.htm
Extractions: Click for the Cookham News Front Page Fun in St Benoit (1 November 2003) With thanks to Timmy and Lynda Mallett Click for larger photo Half term and Cookham Twinning make their biennial trip to Cookham's twin village St Benoit, which is close to Poitiers in La Vienne region of France, about 50 miles south of the Loire. Lynda and Timmy Mallett along with their son Billy visited St Benoit for the first time. Lynda gives us a feel for their trip there. What a great time with had with the French mayor and family. We could not have been better placed. Dominic, his wife Sophie and son Theo nearly 13 were just so hospitable and kind. Dominic, St Benoit's mayor, with his wife Sophie and son Theo Lovely home with room to move. I must admit I was a little concerned with the thought of mattresses on the floor and heavy smoking Galloise Frenchies with doubtful food for vegetarian Timmy. But in fact, it could only be described as great. Fortunately Dominic has good English (not perfect) but frankly that makes it all the more fun. Gave us something to laugh about on the language front. Sophie has only ever spoken at language school so to speak to some real fast-talking English in English was a real challenge. Theo was a shy adolescent, and with only two years of English at school he was quiet. Inside the mayor's house But Billy, having had a school trip recently to Normandy and now this........wow did his confidence grow. He even stood on the restaurant chair and said in French Hello my name is Billy Mallett I live in C'ham and I love bonbons but d'test e'cole! It brought a laugh.
Mallett Family Genealogy Forum The origin of mallett s Bay, Vermont timmy mallett 12/06/00. Re The origin of mallett s Bay, Vermont - Denise Cournoyer 4/07/01 http://genforum.genealogy.com/mallett/
Extractions: Rhoda Mallett, b. NY abt. 1840, m. Peter Sedam 1858, div. 1865 in IL Marilyn Stubbs James Mallett Conecuh Co, AL and possibly Maryland Marlene Coleman Nicholas Mallett Roger Herrick David Mallett Roger Herrick Gidion/Gideon Mallette Roger Herrick Joseph Mallett b 1768 Rebecca Woodworth MALLETT family Battersea London c1914 Christine Callow War of 1812 John L, Gideon, Daniel, Abel, Seth Mallett SJ M Daniel Stover Wm Mallett b 1838 MS m Eliza M ? b 1834 MS Angela Buffington rebecca jane malet ( or other spelling) cindy walgren Mallett's in Washington State Alicia Mallett Mallet, Shippegan, New Brunswick
The Origin Of Mallett's Bay, Vermont The origin of mallett s Bay, Vermont. Posted by timmy mallett, Date December 06, 2000 at 050450. of 670. There s a spot outside Burlington, http://genforum.genealogy.com/mallett/messages/313.html
Timmy Mallett - Clapton In Gordano, UK timmy mallett. Contact Details. Tel, (01275) 854675 Spacer. Send an email to timmy mallett Email this company. My email address. My company http://www.chb.com/company-47376640.html
Timmy Mallett [Archive] - Talking Balls Archive timmy mallett General Chat. Just to make you all jealous, I had my photo taken with timmy mallett at a club in Sheff last night and got hit on http://www.talkingballs.co.uk/archive/index.php/t-2954.html
Extractions: Talking Balls The Pub General Chat PDA View Full Version : Timmy Mallett 07-12-2004, 12:57 PM Just to make you all jealous, I had my photo taken with Timmy Mallett at a club in Sheff last night and got hit on the head with his mallett as well!! Wacaday, those were the days. highland fox 07-12-2004, 01:00 PM Just as long as he didn't hit you with his Pork Sword SF,no harm done. Steven 07-12-2004, 01:12 PM Just to make you all jealous, I had my photo taken with Timmy Mallett at a club in Sheff last night and got hit on the head with his mallett as well!! Wacaday, those were the days. Thanks for the update. :roll: :wink: There are many things I would wish upon myself, but meeting Timmy Mallett is not one of them. :? :? :roll: :roll: :wink: homer 07-12-2004, 01:15 PM Steven had his picture taken with Ken Dodd - he can clearly be seen tugging on his tickling stick MKFox 07-12-2004, 01:18 PM Just to make you all jealous, I had my photo taken with Timmy Mallett at a club in Sheff last night and got hit on the head with his mallett as well!! Wacaday, those were the days.
Extractions: The trail for Edvard Munch's stolen Scream has gone cold, which means that there are only two other Screams left (Munch painted three, and one of the other two is in private hands). An intolerable situation, particularly for the Munch Museum which is going to have to reprint all of its floorplans, and re-record all their audio guides... And to the left you can see a slightly lighter rectangle of wallpaper and two small holes... Turns out that the Munch Museum hadn't insured The Scream (stupid really, when you consider how often the damned thing is stolen) - so this means that they're going to have to look downmarket for a replacement. Fortunately, this is where Timmy Mallett comes in. Timmy Mallett is not only a former children's TV star, he is also, it turns out, a very talented artist, wielding "Mallett's Pallette" (his own coinage) with a skill that befits someone who studied History of Art at Warwick University. Timmy's portraits can be found in the painting Were they to purchase it, the museum would benefit from a whole flood of new visitors - Wacafans would come in their droves to see Mallett's art given due prominence at last. Munch fans would fast become Mallett fans, and vice versa. Both artists would benefit, and the Munch Museum would clean up on ticket sales.
