Catchphrases

Nice to see you ,to see you nice !

GL65, not in the 50s! How about, 'allo my darlings?

Sorry

What's on the table, Mable? - but I can't remember the name of the radio show.

Wilfred Pickle, Take it from here

Maybel was his wife.

Sorry, Mabel.

'Can you hear me mother?'

Gaunt47, I remember Charlie Drake.

MM, I deliberately didn't attribute the phrase, hoping others would recognise it and remember My mum's mum was a huge fan of Charlie Drake and could take him off brilliantly, we were allowed to watch her TV whenever he was appearing (we didn't have TV at home).
Monica - a huge thank you, you've put me out of my misery!

I`ve `ad a letter from me mam (Ted Lune)
Are yer courting? (Wilfred Pickles again)

Gaunt47 Doesn't have to be the 50's, any era will do.

"Give him the money Barney" another of Wilfred Pickles' lines.

'Excuse me ossifer...'

"Swingin.........Dodgy!!"
But can't remember who said it........maybe Norman Vaughan??

We all ( including AC) say ‘Ah won’t take me coat off, ah’m not stoppin’ ?

Evenin’ All ( Dixon Of Dock Green)

Ooh, look at the muck in ‘ere ( Larry Grayson)

One of my friend's children's first words were, "Shut that door."
But we don't want to give you that! WWTBAM.

Chase me (Duncan Norvelle)

Must get a little hand for this watch - Pledge's Pickles Jimmy Jewell and Hilda ???

'It's being so cheerful as keeps me going'!

"I heard that. Pardon?"

"I'll have half"

And although not strictly a catchphrase "I'll fall (Alf Hall)"

You lucky people! (Tommy Trinder)
Wakey waaaaakey!!! (Billy Cotton)

I`m in charge (Bruce Forsyth on Sunday Night at the London Palladium)

She knows, yer know