"My billing was always 'Pee-wee Herman as Himself.'" In 1985, Pee-wee headlined his very own movie with "Pee-wee's Big Adventure." Reubens' would subsequently star as the character on the children's programming series "Pee-wee's Playhouse" between 1986 and 1990, along with a cinematic sequel in 1988's "Big Top Pee-wee." Reubens sporadically returned to Pee-wee Herman in subsequent decades While Paul Reubens' turned Pee-wee Herman into a bona fide pop culture phenomenon in the 1980s, the actor and his beloved character wouldn't take part in any significant new projects for years
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THE KINGS HIGHWAY PLACE-NAMES, BOUNDARIES AND FIELDS PICKLE COMMON, THE PICKLE DITCH AND THE WHITSTERS OF JACOBS GREEN COLLIERS WOOD HOUSE AN INDUSTRIOUS VILLAGE WANDLE BANK CORN MILL EARLY VICTORIAN COLLIERS WOOD THE VICTORIAN SUBURB EMERGES CHRIST CHURCH WILLIAM DE MORGAN AT COLLIERS WOOD INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION EDWARDIAN COLLIERS WOOD RECOLLECTIONS OF AN EDWARDIAN CHILDHOOD THE DECLINE OF THE RIVER WANDLE AND COLLIERS WOOD WANDLE PARK 1907-2000 THE WANDLE HERITAGE FROM SEWAGE DISPOSAL WORKS TO NATURE PARK A MISCELLANY MITCHAM HISTORIES: 9 COLLIERS WOOD or MERTON SINGLEGATE Detail from A Bryants Map of the County of Surrey, dated 1822-1823, scale three inches to one mile MITCHAM HISTORIES: 9 COLLIERS WOOD or MERTON SINGLEGATE E N MONTAGUE MERTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY IN ASSOCIATION WITH MERTON LIBRARY & HERITAGE SERVICE COLLIERS WOOD Published by MERTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY IN ASSOCIATION WITH MERTON LIBRARY & HERITAGE SERVICE 2007 E N Montague 2007 ISBN 978 1 903899 54 0 Printed by intypelibra Cover Illustration: The Five Bells by Merton Bridge Copy of an unsigned and undated watercolour Reproduced courtesy of Merton Library Service INTRODUCTION The incentive to write this history came initially from a remark made by the Revd David Jardine when, in 1968, I offered him a short article on Colliers Wood House for inclusion in the Christ Church Magazine
