Bobby Limb
Comedian and bandleader with TV fame
Born
November 10th, 1924
100 years ago
Died
1999
26 years ago — 75 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Australia
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A prominent Australian comedian, actor, and bandleader, this individual enjoyed a successful career in entertainment, particularly during the mid-20th century. As a television personality, he gained popularity through variety shows and musical performances. His charisma and humor resonated with audiences, leading to long-running television segments. In addition to acting and comedy, he played a significant role in promoting Australian music and entertainment.
Hosted 'The Bobby Limb Show'
Performed on 'The Go!! Show'
Led the Bobby Limb Orchestra
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