MPX5079256: Preview to Santa Clause: Wherever there are toys, sure enough there are children. No matter where the playthings are hidden, a water diviner couldn't do better then a child for finding where they are. Here is a toy cargo from America ready for Christmas, and sure enough here's kiddy taking a peep at the things to come. November 1944 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5075398: actress Francis Dean who lives in Fairfax Road, N.W.6., wears a maxi-coat and it is made of synthetic fur by astraka. She was out today with daughter Belinda (2) and Belinda found maxis very cosy indeed especially with today's weather. They were waiting for a No. 31 bus where the pictures were taken. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5075655: If only I were younger! Mrs. Florence House of Battersea could not resist the temptation of sitting on the throne which the Miss World contestant (winner) will sit in tomorrow night at the Royal Albert Hall. Flo in one of the several women cleaners who go in daily to the Royal Albert Hall. Mrs. Florence House sitting on the Miss World throne complete with bucket (crown) and mop, with her two runners-up, (left) Mrs. Jean Cave from Battersea, and (right) Mrs. Trudi Lockwood from Barnes. Also pictured at the back is Mrs. Marty Hamilton from Notting Hill. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5076046: actress Francis Dean who lives in Fairfax Road, N.W.6., wears a maxi-coat and it is made of synthetic fur by astraka. She was out today with daughter Belinda (2) and Belinda found maxis very cosy indeed especially with today's weather. They were waiting for a No. 31 bus where the pictures were taken. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5076061: actress Francis Dean who lives in Fairfax Road, N.W.6., wears a maxi-coat and it is made of synthetic fur by astraka. She was out today with daughter Belinda (2) and Belinda found maxis very cosy indeed especially with today's weather. They were waiting for a No. 31 bus where the pictures were taken. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5076029: The Bermondsey dockers frequenting their felmongers arms got upset about this anti-prince Philip press report and decided to do something for him in respect of his polo playing. After all he founded a playing field in their area and arranged cheap holidays for them, so they are collecting to buy him a present. Which according to the sum they reach they may vary between a polo pony or a polo stick. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5076252: Entertainment actors Rex Harrison with his wife Rachael Roberts (left) and Rita Hayworth leaves the Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury-avenue, London after the first night of the new stage comedy by George Hulme - 'The Lionel Touch' in which Rex Harrison plays the leading role of Lionel Fairleigh. his wife and Rita Hayworth were in the audience. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5078538: Lovely Karin Dor, the young German born actress is in London for the opening of her latest film "Topaz" in which she plays a sensuous counterspy in the sophisticated, but equally treacherous world of espionage. Karin who flew who flew in today from Munich was chosen by Alfred Hitchcock for the role of Juanita a Cuban agent after seeing her in the James Bond picture "You Only Live Twice". November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5078484: The Institute of Directors annual conference at the Albert Hall, more improperly known as 'The Picnic' from the practice of serving lunch in picnic boxes to the 3,000 odd, directors who attend, was addressed today by such diverse speakers as Barbara Castle, Ronald Reagan, Governor of California, Ian McLeod and John Betjeman. How to have a peaceful lunch - Governor Ronald Reagan tucks into his picnic box while photographers picture every bite. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5077162: Cilla Black's status as Britain's top songstress is confirmed this week with the announcement that readers of Disc and Music Echo have voted her their favourite in the paper's 1972 Music Poll. Cilla has already been proclaimed Britain's top songstress for the second consecutive year in the annual readers' poll run by New Musical Express. February 1972 / Bridgeman Images