Smilin Collection

Smiling Clown
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David Ginola Tottenham and Frank LeBouef Chelsea footballers at film premiere of Conspiracy Theory

Cannon and Ball comedians Tommy Cannon and Bobby Ball with model Erica Preston DBase

Lisbon Lions celebrate at the UEFA after-match banquet for which the beaten Italians arrived two hours late. Celtic became the first British side to win the Europan Cup after defeating Inter Milan

Kenneth Clarke MP 21st December 1998 working in his Parliamentary office

The Prince and Princess Michael of Kent Prince and Princess Michael of Kent pictured with their son Lord Frederick Windsor 9 July 1978

Woman with Floral Background
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Clown Wearing Hat
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Suez Crisis 1956 British troops of the 1st Battalion York and Lancaster Regiment say goodbye to Danish troops of the United Nations who have taken over their front line positions at El Cap 25 miles

LIZ LOCKHEAD October 1997 WELCOMES A HOMELESS MAN TO HER SOUP KITCHEN AS HE TAKES SOUP FROM FERGUS MCCANN Celtic football chairman

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Smilin' through the ages: From James Cosmo's infectious grin in Roughnecks to the mischievous Smiling Clown, smiles have always been captivating. A woman with a vibrant floral background radiates joy, while a clown wearing a hat brings laughter to all. Football legends David Ginola and Frank LeBouef share smiles at a film premiere, as comedy duo Cannon and Ball join model Erica Preston for some lighthearted fun. The Lisbon Lions celebrate their victory at the UEFA banquet, proving that even triumph calls for beaming faces. Kenneth Clarke MP works diligently but never forgets to smile in his Parliamentary office. The Prince and Princess Michael of Kent enchant with their regal grins, reminding us that royalty can also be joyful. In 1956 during the Suez Crisis, British troops find solace in each other's smiles amidst turmoil. And who can resist the contagious happiness of Dancing Santa or jolly old Santa Claus himself? Through ups and downs, these moments remind us of the power of a simple smile.