The comedian, who died in 2018, will be remembered in a new Exhibition that brings together props, costumes and an interactive ‘giggle map’Tickling sticks, a Dicky Mint puppet and a Yorick skull complete with protruding teeth will go on display in September as the Museum of Liverpool pays tribute to the city’s beloved comedian Sir Ken Dodd.Dodd, who died aged 90 in 2018, is to be remembered in the exhibition Happiness! which is named after his signature song and will explore “the two sides of the much-loved Doddy” said curator Karen O’Rourke. As well as “the larger than life, quick-witted performer we know best” it will reveal “the deep-thinker and private man off stage, who diligently filled more than 1,000 notebooks with his jokes, observations and philosophy of comedy”. This news item is brought to you by The Guardian World News.