He played a role usher at the Elgin Movie Theatre in Ottawa, where he would perfect his voices while standing at the back of the theatre. He made his debut as an amateur and started his acting career at Ottawa’s Little Theatre, winning his first acting award at the Eastern Ontario Drama Festival in Deep River, Ontario. He then went on to become a successful disc jockey, and then he frequently started incorporating impersonations into his show.
In the year 1963, he faced issued with two LPs in Canada; the first, My Fellow Canadians, concentrated on Canadian political satire and featured Little and two other actors impersonating figures well-known to a Canadian audience. Then was the second album, Scrooge and the Stars, who was featured in a Little acting out Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol entirely on his own, playing all the 22 roles of all the different Hollywood stars, ranging from Jack Benny to Jack Webb.
