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... One of the surprise items at this evening's Royal Variety Performance was the Follow the Bride sketch--in which the Crazy Gang were dressed in replicas of the style worn by Princess Margaret's bridesmaids. The Queen chats to Nat king Cole, one of hosts of stars who appeared on the show on Monday. Shirley Eaten is beside him Sammy Davis in action at the Victoria Palace. ...
... Mary Ure and Vivien Leigh leaving London Airport for New York, where they are to appear together in Duel of Angels. ...
... Patricia Jessel and Terry-Thomas rehearsing It's In The Bag, the Robin Maugham-Claude Magnier comedy, which Henry Sherek is to present at the Royal. Brighton, on April 4. ...
... He calls his band the 'Olympic Jazzmen, and with the Olympic runner on piano the group plays regularly at clubs in Sheffield, Ken's home town. Ken is no newcomer to jazz. On each of his athletic trips to 14 countries he has entertained fellow athletes. ...
... Ron Stoten and Assistant Manager Dickie Martyn, seen here with two of the Staff at a Carnival Ball. ...
... Dorothy Alison and Alan Dobie in The Affair, the new play by Ronald Millar, adapted from the novel by C. P. Snow, which opens at the Strand tonight. ...
... Heather Chasen and Robert Hardy in Severed Head by Iris Murdoch and J. B. Priestley based on Miss Murdoch's novel of the same name, which comes to the Criterion on Thursday next, directed by Val May and presented by Donald Albery. ...
... Don Garrard as Thomas Becket in the Sadler's Wells production of Pizzetti's Murder in the Cathedral, with the Four knights, sung by Lawrence Folley, Donald Mclntyre, Neil Easton and Alberto Remedios. The production, recently seen at the Coventry Cathedral Festival, is being performed in Brussels at the Monnaie next week, before opening at Sadler's Wells, on July 3. ...
... Margaret Neale and Richard Murdoch in Tax Free, a new farce by Archie Menzies and Roy Plomley, which began a tour at the Royal Court, Liverpool, this week. ...
... VALERIE BLAND ...
... Roy Kinnear, Ivor Salter, Bryan Pringle and Margaret St Barbe-West in Big Soft Nellie at the Royal, Stratford East. ...
... Ian Carmicbael, Muriel Pavlow and Terence Bayler in Critic's Choice the Ira Levin play, which Harold Fielding brought to the Vaudeville last night. ...