... In your article What People Are Dancing London Life, 10 December) a couple at The Saddle Room were quoted as dancing the Hully Gully, but I fear our customers would never dream of doing such an old-fashioned dance! It was the latest discotheque swing! My horse is called Hully Gully, and I've had him 10 years. Peter Davis, Saddle Room, Hamilton Place, Wl. ...

... I am vainly trying to become a film actress. I have the looks, the figure, the personality and, I trust, the talent; what I haven't got, as Julie Collins (last week's London Life says, is the experience of film work, nor any official drama train ing. I have no parents to back me. I cannot afford photo graphs even! I have trudged the streets for over two years to no avail. Have I any faith left ...

... The brothers Winters (6 Aug) may not have noticed it, but my fellow motorists are already attempting to build up the road fund to the tune of £17 10s each per annum. C Stevens, Ainsdale Close, Worthing. ...

... It's high time that somebody came out in support of John Lennon and his remarks to Maureen Cleave. Surely he has only had the courage to say something that everybody, including our clergy, has known for a long time? Millions of kids wait in pour ing rain for hours for a glimpse of the Beatles, but how many bother to walk the few hundred yards to their church on Sunday? Surely John Lennon, as a ...

... Stoooinz nirates I was astounded when I heard recently a pop song put out by one of the pirate radio stations actually singing about their future, pleading for their continuation and it was an obvious crib on another pop song. Do the pirate stations have to stoop to this to keep going? Tim Harrison, Camp- den Hill Road, W8. ...

... For the premiere of Kalei doscope, we read in London Life, no dinner jackets are to be worn, only mini-skirts or trousers. If this is true, the premiere should be a sensa tion! John Shim well, Pinfold Road, Streatham, SW16. ...

... I hope everyone was in spired by the recent Liberal Party conference with the new policy, aerial bombing with out tears. The idea brings us back to the days when war was all gallantry and fun. My only fear is that Ian Smith no sportsman he might ruin the whole idea by asking his supporters to take turns in camping out all along the railway line, thus ensuring casualties and a sad end to a ...

... I find that the young people of London are caught up in an attitude, almost a passive re bellion, against the world as they see it. They have reached the stage where all they want to do is forget the world's problems and enjoy life and why not? They are not the cause of colour bars, or assasinations, or wars. Why should they worry about things that do not concern them? It is this attitude of ...

... We enjoyed Angela Ince's latest information on Mr Phillipe du Claque. Although none of us have the good tor ture to own any of Mr du Claque's records, we will be listening to him avidly from now on. We would also like to assure you of our devoted loyalty to Twitch and the Terrible Seven -we may even name a group after him. Leno Rothschild, Hollywood. ...

... I just had to write and thank you for one of the fairest and most accurately reported in terviews I have ever had. And it turned into a fascinating analysis of theatrical big biz. . What worries me now is that if Roger Baker's reportage is always so accu rate, then his review of the show is as accurate, and I am a lousy composer! Well why not? In a world that worships success, isn't it time we ...

... I am deeply indebted to you. During my half-term holiday I spent my time reading your magazine cover to cover, in cluding The Age of Cool. I have always found it hard, as a prefect, to keep the noise in our library at a reasonable level, and I felt I was fighting a losing battle. I came back to school today to find, that, by keeping Cool, I was able to keep the class at a very soft sound level ...

... I feel the designers for the new should be identified. Mr Henry End, with whom we are work ing very closely, is in charge of designing the interiors for the hotel. Mr Arthur Q Davis of the American firm of Curtis and Davis is responsible for the architectural design. I feel sure that Mr End would prefer to be known as an in terior designer, for which he is quite famous, just as Mr Davis ...