... Ann Emery who leaves for South Africa on Wednesday to take over from Penny Nichols in The Black & White Minstrels. The versatile Miss Emery made a great impression at the Arts last week with a cracking variety act. ...

... Tearing 'em up in the James Towler country--Jean Jacques Jordane. ...

... Cross-section of Greenwich Theatre, Crooms Hill, S.E.10, designed by Brian Meeking, a local architect. ...

... Lionel Blair, Dickie Henderson and Harry Secombe in an impromptu dance routine which tore the house down on Sunday at the Victoria Palace. The Royal Charity Show was staged by Variety Club in aid of the Army Benevolent Fund.--Story and picture Page 5. ...

... Tops--The Trendsetters, see col. 2 ...

... Carol Gray--Hartley sees an enormous star potential. ...

... Ken Swan and friend from Glasgow. Alan Brown enthuses in N.E. Nights (p.9) ...

... Following in grand-dad's footsteps in more senses than one is Randolph Sutton Jnr. (above). Like the original Randolph he's an avid Stage reader and he's got quite the Sutton way with a song. (See Musk Hall Miscellany, below.) ...