Storm Troopers doing the Lambeth Walk

Brilliant!

I can't help noticing from the posted comments how much more articulate are the people who actually remember the Lambeth Walk vs. the pathetic scribblings of those born long after the war.

I was born decades after the war ended, yet I understand the historical context and why this is not only an excellent piece of propaganda but absolutely hilarious.

You have to understand this film in its historic context. The Lambeth Walk was from a musical of the day (the theatre was actually bombed by the Nazis). The song became a bit of a rallying march by Londoners of the day. Using it to ridicule Stormtroopers would have been utterly hysterical to Brits in the 40s. This is not just a film ridiculing Herr Schickelgruber by watching him march backwards; it's a rallying cry for British unity in wartime.

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lol nice song wut it it?

...that's just bloody hilarious !

reminds me of that old cat food ad

Wow! In 1938 EVERYONE was doing the 'Lambeth Walk.' OY! I remember how neat it was to see the singers and dancers come down into the audience performing this song in the stage production.

One of the most famous songs of the War, that was. And amazingly funny.