... BILL McCOID praises an emotional Ameerica' A helping hand JANE SNOWDEN and ROBERT WHELAN in A View From The Bridge at Oldham Coliseum ...

... PETER TATLOW on the farse of insider-dealing Pointing the finger-DAVID GRIFFIN and REGINALD MARSH in The Last Gamble at The Thorndike Theatre ...

... JIMMY JAMES whose Vagabonds were Group of the Year Raised the roof--Female Vocalist of the Year, LINDA NOLAN Best Newcomer of the Year--Duo DEMI--SECO Then there were three--Comedy Act of the Year THE GRUMBLEWEEDS GEORGE SABBA of USK (second left) with his wife PAM and guests SANDRA and EDDIE HAYWARD and BEATRICE DOWD ...

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... Frolics on the NHS What a carry on--DONNA WILSON and SARAH-JANE HOLM in Safe In Our Hands at West Yorkshire Playhouse ...

... ANYTHING GOES Saucy Elaine Paige with a girl from the Anything Goes Company. James Galway the Golden Boy with his Golden Flute. CO-OPERATION: Norman Maen Associate Producer and Stage Director with Yvonne Littlewood at the Palladium Controls Desk. In the centre BBC TV Light Entertainment supremo Jim Moir obviously pleased with what's happening on Stage. Vera Lynn Hits the right note at ...

... H.M. the Queen Mother with Roger Moore and Michael Caine. Congratulating the Producers Norman Maen and Yvonne Little wood. With Cliff Richard and Elaine Paige. Her Majesty with Howard Keel. With Patricia Hodge and Simon Cadell. H.M. congratulates flautist James Galway. All smiles: Lionel Blair and Jill Gascoine. Anita Harris receives the good wishes of Her Majesty. ...

... Vera Lynn with a chorus of service personnel in songs of the 40's. ...

... Louis Benjamin (left) with his successor Roger Filer joint Managing Director of Stoll Moss Theatres. Reg Swinson Secretary of the Royal Birthday Organising Commitee with Mrs Swinson. Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret meets an old friend Billy Marsh. ...

... The marvellous Wayne Sleep in full flight ...

... Underneath the Arches: Bernie Winters and Leslie Crowther reincarnated as the legendary Flanagan and Allen. They had the Queen Mother singing along and swaying to their songs, and no doubt shedding a surreptitious tear or two. ...