Fans of cinema and live music have gathered to celebrate the 70th anniversary of a city pub which was once a bustling theatre.
The Regal in Gloucester opened its doors on 19 March 1956 and quickly became a hub of glitz and glamour, welcoming acts such as the Beatles, Cliff Richard, Lonnie Donegan and The Walker Brothers.
It is also the backdrop for fond memories of going to the pictures for many, with E.T. and Star Wars among the films shown.
“I love to get up on the stage and have my ham, egg, and chips where the Beatles were,” Lorraine Campbell, who organised the party with her husband, Ross, said.