... January's meeting of the British Music Hall Society at the Horseshoe Hotel had quite a Scots flavour with L to R: Jock Morgan, Jean Morton, Charlie Stewart, Dougie Bouvier, Mollie Wise (her 80th birthday), Jo Musaire, Austin Hutchinson, Louise Sumner. ...

... Pictured at the British Music Hall Society's February meeting last Tuesday at the Horse Shoe Hotel. Left to right: Gate Eastley. Doreen Harris. Don Ross. Adele French. Conrad Lennard. Ann Boon. Joe Musaire. and Charles Kennedy. ...

... Unalloyed delight as comedian FRANKIE HOWERD, doyen of the 'Carry On films, exhibits the insignia of the OBE after he received the honour from the QUEEN MOTHER who. in the absence of QUEEN ELIZABETH held an investiture at BUCKINGHAM PALACE. ...

... Marti Caine. who will be starring in The Big Laugh-In at The Wellington Pier Pavilion this summer, made a flying visit to Great Yarmouth earlier in the week and was welcomed by entertainments manager, Terry Langton. Also in the photograph is Marti's husband, Malcolm. ...

... Once a performer always a performer. Lord Detfont with four other old? faces. Left to right: Ronnie Corbett, Max Bygraves, Jack Douglas and extreme right George Elrick. Billy Marsh with Mrs Marsh and Billy's executive producer, Graham Stevenson. V.I.P. line-up: Lord and Lady Detfont, Alice Elrick and George. Lady Sheila Butlin and Sir William Butlin. Amused by one of Ron Moody's quips. Top ...

... Topping the bill in a grand evening's entertainment--the fabulous Drifters (above). Also capturing the audience's attention were the amazing promethean feats of Victor Burnett and June. His miracles of vanishment were remarkable to behold. The Brothers Lees; not like this, like this, like this. Madness in triplicate, they left C'esars vessels helpless with laughter. Opening the bill in great ...

... Being shown exactly how it's done. The James Boys go into a pop routine under the direction of their Artistic Director Brian Rogers Their complete understanding that movement is an important feature of an up-to-the-minute act, has made the Boys strong contenders for pop stardom. ...

... JERRY BR00KI Resident Compere PAT MATTIA Promotions ALAN WILKINS Day Manager CATHY SINCLAIR Promotions WITH BROADHURST Marnier SALLY UNDERWOOD Restaurant Manager GEOFF WALKER musical Director PAT TARB0X Secretary JIM BANKS Sates Promotions KEITH YANG Chef ...

... Nookie's junior partner Roger de Courcey with Mrs de Courcy join in Cesars triumph. Taking a rare evening off to honour Savva & Cesars where they are prime favourites, Peters and Lee. A handshake for George on arrival at the Club, from the highest civic dignitary. Proudest lady in the entire glittering company. Mrs George Savva with beaming husband and guest of honour La Rue. George stands ...

... Chef Keith Yang in the kitchen disposing of a smoked salmon mountain. Before the show goes on the road Savva briefs his girls. A final runthrough of the evening's wining and dining arrangements with his administra-five staff Frank Ifield (centre) with a group of top Ladbroke executives. Just before the 'off a quintet of backstage VIP's. L to R: Afton Jnr, Max Butterfield. Savva, and the ever ...

... HOWARD PAUL (on right) has signed an exclusive publishing contract with TERRY NOON (left) of Noon-Scott Music Ltd. Howard is lead singer with the group Contempt, whose first record. Money Is A Girl's Best Friend, written by Howard, is being released by Polydor on April 15. ...

... MAX BYGRAVES pictured with Palladium boss LOUIS BENJAMIN (left) and BARRY COLLIER of RONCO RECORDS when he was awarded a platinum disc for £1.000.000 worth of his album One Hundred Golden Greats which was released in October and heavily promoted on television. Million seller GLEN CAMPELL is presented with gold and platinum discs by BOB MERCER (loft) EMI s Director of Marketing and Repertoire ...