MPX5067254: Fashion - 1970's: Tee hee Shirts. Some people will wear anything for laughs. That's why the T-shirt has become the Tee hee shirt. For trendies with an eye to a quick sale have turned it into a top-selling giggle garment with fun designs all the rage. The man behind many of the designs is Bob Lange, 28, who runs a business with his brother in North London. He said: "We pride ourselves on having the crudest designs." Sales of their £1.75 shirts to boys and girls in their teens and twenties enable Mr Lange to smoke fat cigars and drive an expensive car. "I hope to retire when I'm 30," he said. August 1976 P017310 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5069483: Former British Heavywight Boxing Champion Henry Cooper today had his first gym work-out since his cartilage operation at the Thomas A Beckett Gymnasium in the Old Kent Road. Henry plans to make his comeback to the ring at the Wembley Pool in March. He has been doing exercises at Arsenal to build up his knee which he injured when training for a fight / Bridgeman Images
MPX5069693: Entertainment Television Cartoons Humour. Walt Disney characters who are travelling round the country, today left their van at Watford Junction and travelled to Euston by train. As Winnie the Pooh was too fat to enter the normal passenger carriage, they has to make the journey in the guards van. On arrival at Euston they were met by the station manager's shorthand typists, 19 year old twins, Diana and her sister Susan Wheatley, / Bridgeman Images
MPX5069879: Entertainment dance. The Dutch National Ballet is giving it's first London season from the 1-6 December 1969 at Sadler's Wells theatre. Rudolf Nureyev is the guest artist in the company's performance in George Balanchine's "Apollon Musagete" where he interprets the part of Apollon (God Apollo) opposite the leading ballerinas Olga De Haas (Muse of Dance) Sonja Marchiolli (Muse of Drama) and Helene Pex (Muse of Musec) rehearsing them is John Taras the Director of the Paris Opera Ballet and stages Apollon for the Dutch National Ballet specially for the London performance. Nureyev rehearsing for Apollo. November 1969 Z11494-001 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5069835: Wrestler Jackie Pallo is due to star in the pantomime "Goldilocks" at Norwich this Christmas. Today he had his first costume fitting for the role of Heinkel the bad circus owner. He is photographed having an impromptu rehearsal outside the Albert Hall where he is due to fight on Wednesday night. / Bridgeman Images
MPX5069856: Entertainment dance. The Dutch National Ballet is giving it's first London season from the 1-6 December 1969 at Sadler's Wells theatre. Rudolf Nureyev is the guest artist in the company's performance in George Balanchine's "Apollon Musagete" where he interprets the part of Apollon (God Apollo) opposite the leading ballerinas Olga De Haas (Muse of Dance) Sonja Marchiolli (Muse of Drama) and Helene Pex (Muse of Musec) rehearsing them is John Taras the Director of the Paris Opera Ballet and stages Apollon for the Dutch National Ballet specially for the London performance. Apollo and the 3 Muses rehearsing. November 1969 Z11494 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070044: Presented at a photo-call this morning at the BBC Television Centre in Shepherds Bush was 27 year old Jan Leeming. She is one of the team which presents the popular BBC children's programme TOM TOM which starts a new series on 26th November. 27 year old Jan Leeming pictured with some models made by local art schools - the sort of ideas for models for the show TOM TOM. / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070030: Romania's determination to pursue the development of relations with non-communist countries is seen in this week's official visit to Britain of the Romania Prime Minister Mr. Ion Gheorghe Maurer and Foreign Minister Mr. Corneliu Manescu. Before dinner at 10 Downing Street, the Romanian Prime Minister, Mr. Ion Maurer, with Mr. Harold Wilson. / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070326: Children at play on Bridlington sands are thrilld at the sight of the RAF helicopter swooping over the beach, and a man is swiftly lowered to the beach. They little realise that what they are seeing is a practise for a rescue which might save one of their lives. This is a rare sight, for rescue helicopters do not normally land survivors on the beach except in emergency. July 1960 P012688 / Bridgeman Images