Here he is in his indoor show. Given the size of his promenade booth this must have felt rather cramped.

Jack encouraged me as a child and when his bottler failed to appear one day, he said, "You'll have to do it for me, Nicky." I was about 10-years-old. After the show, we both went inside the booth and Jack – foot up on the tin trunk – counted up on the little corner shelf which usually held the props. I was given the traditional third of the take.
Around the same time, he invited me to set up for him. Can't tell you what it felt like to open the trunk and find all those wonderful dolls. Apparently I'd hung everything correctly including coffin, gallows, sausages – even getting the linky rings the right way round on their hook.
Jack's cast, in order of appearance, was:
Punch, Judy, Baby, Beadle, Joey, Boxer 1 (Jem who fights with Punch and knocks him downstairs), Boxer 2, Jim Crow (who was then left on stage with:) Spider, Fox, Monkey. Ghost, Devil, Crocodile, (Punch, Joey), Chinese Jugglers (ladder, plates, linky rings), Policeman, Toby (great routine with coffin), Hangman, ending with Joey carrying the coffin on his back led by Punch.
I'm proud to say I'm still a friend of Jack's family. And my surname on here, "Jackson" is a tribute to Jack.