Newspaper Cuttings
♦A selection of personal, theatre and television articles concerning Noele over the years, theses from the 1970s…
Noele Gordon meets Princess Alexandra when the royal officially opens the new ATV studios in Birmingham city centre.
A short feature and photograph from the grand opening of the ATV Centre. The picture shows Noele with producer Reg Watson, co-star Roger Tonge and Princess Alexandra.
Noele is one of the personalities along with fellow ATV star Jean Morton supporting the CHAD charity.
The Daily Mirror, February 1970
The newspaper reports on the popularity of Crossroads with ITV viewers.
Actor ‘Wee’ Georgie Wood writes of his praise for Crossroads having recently recorded two episodes as a guest performer.
The current storyline is worrying the television reviewer of The Daily Mirror as it appears Meg is about to sell the motel…
Crossroads producer Reg Watson talks to The Stage as the show reaches its 1500th episode.
A cast celebration as Crossroads reaches 1500 performances on ITV.
Noele Gordon on slimming and Crossroads’ 1500th edition.
Detailed chat with Noele about Crossroads, her favourite plots and life in general including age and getting annoyed with people who misspell her name.
A brief item on Crossroads recording in the city.
The tabloid looks at the ratings success of Crossroads. ‘Somewhat a TV phenomenon’
A feature on the Noele Gordon and Larry Grayson special for Christmas on ITV.
Noele on her lack of wanting to get tied down to one man.
Coronation Street and Crossroads tie at number two in the ratings.
Redding Evening Post, March 1974
A decade at the motel. ‘It is one of the most amazing success stories in the history of television’
Noele Gordon is making six ITV appearances, three in Crossroads while she also appears on The Des O’Connor Show, New Faces and Sunday Night at the London Palladium.
Meg and Hugh are to marry in Crossroads, Noele confirms.
Noele and Tony Waters reveal their romance.
A review of Grayson’s Scandals the Larry Grayson variety show at the London Palladium ‘[Noele] is one of the most vibrant stage performers of our age.’
Leicester Chronicle, January 1975
Crossroads is Noele Gordon, according to critic Douglas Goodlad.