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Stanley Featherstonehaugh Ukridge

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295:) for sneaking out at night to attend a local fair (he had the forethought to wear a false beard, but omitted to remove his school cap), he travelled the world in various capacities, visiting a wide number of countries and getting himself in trouble in almost all of them. It is mentioned in "Success Story" that he had once been part of a squad conducting a raid on an illegal gambling establishment in America, and that he had been involved in other raids in other locales "as a patron, as a waiter as a washer of glasses." 242:. Ukridge appears in one novel and nineteen short stories. Ukridge is a charismatic opportunist who will do anything to increase his capital—except, of course, work. The stories in which he appears generally involve his get-rich-quick schemes. Though Ukridge never achieved the popularity of the same author's 365:
Ukridge is forthright and opinionated, and likes to maintain a casual, informal atmosphere. Though rarely meaning to be rude, he often manages to offend those not used to his manner. People are overwhelmed by his personality and are persuaded to give him credit regularly, but become less civil when
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wrote that Wodehouse had based the character of Ukridge on Graves' brother Perceval, who was one of Wodehouse's personal friends. Wodehouse himself, in a letter to Perceval, denies basing Ukridge on him; he says that Ukridge was based on a man named Craxton whom William Townend, Wodehouse's friend
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Ukridge has a fondness for whisky and cigars. He tends to address people as "laddie" or "old horse", and his favourite exclamations are "upon my Sam" and "it's a little hard", the latter summing up his view of the treatment life invariably seems to mete out to him, although he remains forever
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He is generally at loggerheads with his fearsomely proper novelist aunt, Julia Ukridge, who lives in a big house off Wimbledon Common, but has occasional periods of reconciliation, which end when he exploits his position in her house to start another scheme.
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cheerful. He always has some visionary scheme which will win him fame and fortune, but is hampered by lack of capital; in borrowing from friends he exhorts them to have "vision" and to maintain the "big, broad, flexible outlook".
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Standing around 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 m) tall, with large ears and a loud voice, Ukridge makes a striking figure, generally found wearing worn grey flannel trousers and a golf coat with a bright yellow
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To those who count themselves his friends (foremost among them being Corcoran, who narrates the shorts, and Jeremy Garnet, narrator of
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bottle. By way of contrast, he looks exceptionally smart in evening dress (generally borrowed without permission from his friend
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of school days, had described to Wodehouse, and, on another man Wodehouse knew, named Westbrook. According to biographer
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area and with whom he resides from time to time, generally upsetting by abusing her hospitality in some way.
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In 1968, the BBC made seven 30-minute adaptations of Ukridge's adventures as part of the television series
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Six Ukridge stories were adapted for radio and aired on BBC Radio 4 between 1992 and 1993, dramatised by
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Four Ukridge stories were adapted for radio between January and April 1940, and broadcast on the
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A 1959 BBC Light Programme radio drama titled "Battling Billson's Last Fight" starred
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they find their bills unpaid. He can more than hold his own in a bar-room scrap.
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In 1956, six Ukridge stories were adapted for radio for the
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At some point in his youth he was a schoolmaster at a
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He does occasionally win people over, the ex-butler
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Index

Ukridge
Ukridge (short stories)
Love Among the Chickens
Ukridge Starts a Bank Account
P. G. Wodehouse
Michael Shepley
Naunton Wayne
Anton Rodgers
Griff Rhys Jones
Julia Ukridge
Wrykyn
/ˈfænʃɔːˈjuːkrɪ/
FAN-shaw YOO-krij
P. G. Wodehouse
Bertie Wooster
Jeeves
Blandings Castle
Robert Graves
Robert McCrum
Herbert Westbrook
Ukridge's Dog College
Wrykyn
private school
Jeremy Garnet
Julia
Wimbledon Common
Millie
Ukridge Rounds a Nasty Corner
Mackintosh
collar

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