MPX5079749: Entertainment Comedy: American comedian George Burns arrived at Heathrow Airport today to star in Thames Television's one-hour special "Max", starring Max Bygraves, who was at the airport to meet him. Also arriving at the airport with George Burns was glamorous Lisa Miller who will join him in a comedy routine on the show. Lisa Miller gets a kiss from (left to right) Max Bygraves, and George Burns at the Airport. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5079764: Entertainment Comedy: American comedian George Burns arrived at Heathrow Airport today to star in Thames Television's one-hour special "Max", starring Max Bygraves, who was at the airport to meet him. Also arriving at the airport with George Burns was glamorous Lisa Miller who will join him in a comedy routine on the show. George Burns, American comedian pictured at Heathrow today. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5079842: Camden Towns own 'Danny La Rue' - currently packing them into the Black Cap public House in the High Street is known to the pub entertainment audiences as Shane. For two hours five nights a week Shane comperes a fast moving cabaret and sings in the 'Bassey' style, in a show which is rapidly becoming one of the most popular in town in the current surge in popularity being enjoyed by pub entertainers. Shane packing them in at the Black Cap, camden TownNovember 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5079804: People Humour: Linda Guest aged 21 of Hanworth, Middx., was married today to Mr. Terry Parsons a manager who was a spare time drummer. Wedding took place at St. Dunstans Parish church. Feltham, Middx., Linda Runs her own troupe of dancers 'The Linda Guest' dancers who appear every week on BBC TV. After the wedding Linda surprised her husband by doing a dance routine outside the church. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5079976: There was a photocall at the £1/4-million climatic chamber at the Institute of Aviation Medicine at the Royal Aircraft Establishment Farnborough this morning. The conditions created at the test centre are used to test the efficiency of flying clothing. At the moment they are testing underwear cooled by circulating water, cooled air being pumped through piping and cooled air being sucked through the same piping. Test personnel being subjected to 1200 Fahrenheit under a glaring sun (the lighting above their heads) as part of a test of the efficiency of various forms of flying suit cooling. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images