MPX5070954: The happy Daily Mirror family: The Fry's have lived in their own home at Woodlands Park, Bexley, Kent. For four and a half years. They have done all the contemporary decorating inside themselves. Mr. Richard Fry aged 37, a commercial artist, and his wife 27 year old Marion, take the Mirror every day. They have two children, Tony aged 3 1/2 and Beverly aged 7 1/2 months. May 1960 M4346-003 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070317: Two Housewives who told The Bernard Braden Show they wished to try their hand at Belly Dancing were given the chance at the Omar Khayyam restaurant. They danced with the fashionable Belly dancers at the famous London Night spot, and will be seen by viewers in the Braden show. The two housewives performing with top Belly dancer Shirin (Anne Evans is on the left and Hilda Moffoot on the right. November 1970 P012698 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073907: Childrens Choir The children's committee of two boys and two girls enter up names and addresses, file the cards and do other clerical duties. The organist (standing right) sits in at these weekly conferences between the Chief and the committee to discuss musical presentations. Circa 1945 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073445: It looks as though the Police had caught up with four pretty robbers, but after brief inquiries the police officers ascertained the four pretty girls dressed as robbers were on their way to the New Victoria Cinema at Victoria where they were helping to publicise the film which is being premiere "A run on Gold" starring Fred astaire and Anne Heywood. The film involves a clever and intricate scheme of stealing 15 million worth of gold bullion. The four girls are Arlette Cameron, Daphne Stowers, Barbara Lea, and Janice Whicker. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5074576: Clothing Beach: Anita Hubbard wearing "Panama" hat in black/white straw and flowers. In front of her (left) called "Palm Springs" in taffeta in flame, yellow and white. (right) called "Sundae" in floral nylon in pink/white, or blue/white, and (ront) called "Gi Gi" a frilly white nylon cap trimmed with blue petals. September 1965 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5071199: 23 year old actress singer Thelma Taylor sits on the stage at the London Palladium during the Royal Variety show rehearsals although she will not appear in the show. Thelma was chosen from many girls to sit on stage to have the TV colour camera line up on her because of her blonde hair and colouring. This is the first Royal Variety show to go out in colour TV. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070902: Entertainment Film. Science Fiction series being made for ATV by Century 21 Productions. (Century 21 is Gerry and Sylvia Anderson who made the very successful puppet series, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet, etc). There will be seventeen epidoses, and the budget is £100,000 per episode. For a change there is no American money in the production. The story is basically about S.H.A.D.O. (Supreme Headquarters Alien Defence Organisation), a sort of United Nations of the space age, against the mysterious aliens in their UFO's. (Unidentified Flying Objects) to the uninitiated. Our Picture Shows: Actresses on the Moon base set. October 1969 Z10450 / Bridgeman Images