Presenter Collection (#12)

Matfen Hall fete, Tyne Tees announcer Cathy Secker gets a hug and an ice cream from 77 year old John Cooper of Corbridge after she opened the fete. 13th June 1982

Television presenter Cathy Secker. Circa 1996

Television presenter Cathy Secker with her children David and Jayne. 2nd November 1980

Television presenter Cathy Secker with Jane, David, a guinea pig, cat and rabbit. 11th July 1984

The big, new modern revue, Paris to Piccadilly, opened tonight at the Prince of Wales Theatre for a three month season. Presented by Bernard Delfont in association with Leslie Grade

Terry Wogan. 16th March 1988

Terry Wogan, BBC Children in Need 1987. 28th November 1987

Sue Cook and Terry Wogan, BBC Children in Need 1987. 28th November 1987

A bright eyed and bushy tailed Terry Wogan bounded back to the BBC today, fully recovered form the tummy bug which laid him low earlier this week

Terry Wogan was given 100 new TV sets today. They are being presented by Phillips the TV makers. They will go to the NSPCC which celebrates its centenary this year - 100 years of helping

Kathryn Dixon being lifted by John Leslie holding yellow and white striped umbrella

Picture Page television magazine programme seen here being broadcast from the BBC studios at Alexandra Palace. January 1939

Cilla Black with Brian Epstein, at her 21st birthday party. 27th May 1964

Cilla Black, Singer, 22nd April 1968

Cilla Black singer pictured with The Bachelors, Declan Cluskey, Conleth Cluskey and John Stokes, a music grou originating from Dublin, Ireland, 6th June 1966

Cilla Black, pictured in London. 8th May 1964

Cilla Black, at her 21st birthday party. 27th May 1964

Cilla Black, singer pictured during visit to cousin Jimmy Cullen and his family in Drumchapel, Glasgow, Scotland, 3rd May 1968

Cilla Black, Singer, 19th February 1964

Cilla Black and her manager Bobby Willis on a beach on the Northumbrian coast. 8th June 1965

BBC Photo-call to announce this years Christmas line-up and television schedule, BBC Studios, London, 2nd December 1981. Pictured, Isla St Clair, June Whitfield, Dana Rosemary Scallon

BBC Autumn Schedule Photo-call, 13th July 1981. Terry Wogan and Kenny Everett

Bruce Forsyth and Harry Secombe at the Variety Club lunch. 8th March 1960

Bruce Forsyth speaking at the Variety Club lunch. 8th March 1960

Bruce Forsyth, star of the London Palladium show, Every Night at the Palladium, pictured in his dressing room with Palladium dancers (left to right) Angela Bracewell and Janet Mahoney

Bruce Forsyth during rehearsals for the Daily Mirror Television Award show. 29th July 1962

Left to right, Marty Feldman, Bruce Forsyth and Barry Took during rehearsals for the Daily Mirror Television Award show. 29th July 1962

A young couple married for one week win £700 in the London Palladium show
A young couple married for one week win £ 700 in the London Palladium show, Beat the Clock. Pictured, left to right, Mr & Mrs Barry Daniels and the compere of Sunday Night at the Palladium

Television presenter Bruce Forsyth outside the High Court after coming to an agreement with his agent Miff Ferrie (left). 5th June 1962

Richard Dimbleby, Richard Todd, Bruce Forsyth, Harry Secombe, Elizabeth Seal and guests attend the Variety Club lunch. 8th March 1960

Bruce Forsyth, compere of Beat the Clock game show, which was part of the television variety show Sunday Night at the Palladium. 3rd May 1959

Mr and Mrs Gladwell who won the jackpot in the Beat the Clock contest at the Palladium show, Sunday Night at the Palladium

Mr and Mrs Farquhar who have only been married for 24 hours, won £ 500 on the Sunday Night at the Palladium game show, Beat the Clock

Norman Wisdom sits on Bruce Forsyths knee and looks at the script for a pantomime which Norman is to appear in at christmas time. November 1959

Norman Wisdom and Bruce Forsyth. November 1959

Compere, Bruce Forsyth, with the 147 people who make possible the show, Sunday Night at the London Palladium. 21st March 1959

Bruce Forsyth, resident comedian of Gay Time at the Concert Hall Babbacombe, pictured at a Beach Contest in Torre Abbey Sands beach, Torquay. 3rd July 1957

From left to right, Ena Sharples, Bruce Forsyth and Peggy Mount during rehearsals for the Daily Mirror Television Award show. 29th July 1962

Margaret Lockwood and Bruce Forsyth performing the song A couple of Swells during rehearsals for the Daily Mirror Television Award show. 29th July 1962

Bruce Forsyth at the Daily Mirror Television Award show. 29th July 1962

Bruce Forsyth in Scottish costume which he appears in during a new Palladium show. 1st June 1962

Mr and Mrs Creaser who have only been married for one day, won 600 on the Sunday Night at the London Palladium game show, Beat the Clock

Bruce Forsyth signing an autograph at the Daily Mirror Television Award show. 29th July 1962

Beat the Clock game show, (left to right) compere Bruce Forsyth who is leaving after two years, Angela Bracewell the hostess, and Don Arrol, the new compere

Bruce Forsyth on the telephone. The Daily Mirror Television Award show. 29th July 1962

The new compere of the Sunday Night at the London Palladium show, Don Arrol, rehearsing with Bruce Forsyth who is leaving as compere after two years. 11th September 1960

Bruce Forsyth at The Royal Variety show rehearsal, playing the drums which are part of his act. Victoria Palace Theatre, London. 13th May 1960

Bruce Forsyth (left) and Norman Wisdom (right) having a laugh and joke with the doorkeeper of the Sunday Night at the Palladium show, George Cooper. 29th November 1959

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"Captivating Presenters: Icons of the Entertainment Industry" From the enchanting narration of David Attenborough to the trailblazing spirit of Mrs. Giles Borrett, presenters have left an indelible mark on our screens and airwaves. David Attenborough, the esteemed British naturalist, has taken us on awe-inspiring journeys through nature's wonders, unveiling its secrets with his mesmerizing voice. Mrs. Giles Borrett made history as the first female BBC radio announcer, breaking barriers and paving the way for future generations of talented women in broadcasting. The sleek Ferrari 250 GTO series 2 stands as a symbol of elegance and speed - a favorite among car enthusiasts and collectors alike. Lily Savage captured hearts as she starred in "Prisoner Cell Block H: The Musical, " showcasing her undeniable talent that transcends prison bars. Henry Kelly's presence at the radio awards on April 28th, 1994 was a testament to his remarkable career in broadcasting that captivated audiences across Britain. Boxer Frank Bruno and TV presenter Harry Carpenter formed an iconic double act that brought laughter and excitement into living rooms nationwide. Dionne Warwick meeting Cilla Black at London Palladium marked a momentous occasion where two legendary voices united under one roof, creating magic for their adoring fans. Cilla Black graced Birmingham Hippodrome theatre with her exceptional performances, captivating audiences with her magnetic stage presence. Bruce Forsyth prepared himself in his dressing room at London Palladium before taking center stage on July 24th, 1962 – a true showman who delighted millions throughout his illustrious career. "The Two Fat Ladies, " Jennifer Paterson embodied culinary excellence while entertaining viewers with their unique charm and delectable recipes on television screens worldwide. Mark Radcliffe stepped into Chris Evans' shoes as he took over Radio 1 DJ's Breakfast Show – bringing fresh energy to mornings across Britain's airwaves.