"In Town Tonight"

Here's what we've all been waiting for. The answer to "Yeah, yeah, yeah." It's the Repertory Theatre's third review, "In Town Tonight" and we can promise you it's just chocker with all the old songs we love to sing, "Daisy", "Knees Up Mother Brown", "Lambeth Walk" and countless others. Bright and very breezy (could it be anything else with Jack Holmes as producer?) the show will open in the Theatre Royal on May 18 and will run for a week. One of the shots, taken at rehearsal, includes Fred Hills and Pam Lukies doin' the knees-up (above).

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A_couple of dinkum cockneys: Joe and Peggy Harvey are the Pearly King and Queen

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A very dramatic moment as Goldie (Barbara Lane) tries to separate Black Pete (Roy Purnell) and the hero (Brian Davies).

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A chorus with gusto for Janice Cullinane, Sue Gittins and Carol Belton.

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Joyce and Steve Rowland ("My Old Man's a Dustman").

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The finish to the Lambeth Walk - "Oi"