A Night at the Cinema in 1914

Pimple's The Whip

Pimple’s Pink Forms

Pimple’s Part

A Study in Skarlit

Pimple's Uncle

The Kaiser Captures Pimple

Pimple Has One

Pimple's Dream of Victory

Sexton Pimple

Pimple's Charge of the Light Brigade

Lieutentant Pimple's Dash for the Pole

Lieutenant Pimple and the Stolen Submarine

Fat Man on a Bicycle

Lieutenant Pimple and the Stolen Invention

How Pimple Saved Kissing Cup

Pimple's New Job

Pimple's Inferno

Pimple's Wonderful Gramaphone

Pimple's Complaint

Pimple’s Battle of Waterloo

Pimple's Motor Bike

Pimple Does The Turkey Trot

Pimple and the Snake

Charley Smiler Is Robbed

Charley Smiler Joins the Boy Scouts

Frederick William Evans (20 February 1889 – 31 August 1951) was a British music hall and silent film comedian, who became famous around the time of the First World War for portraying his character Pimple in more than 200 short movies.  He was described as "second only in popularity to Chaplin in Britain at the height of his career," and as displaying "a proto-Pythonesque humour of the absurd." Critic Barry Anthony wrote that "in many ways the topical skits of Pimple have more in common with The Crazy Gang, Benny Hill, the Goons, Monty Python or topical sketch shows like French and Saunders and The Fast Show than with the classic Hollywood silent comedies."



Fred Evans