Which TV game show was devised by ex Sunday Night at the London Palladium compere Norman Vaughan
Norman Vaughan (comedian) Squares", "Give Us a Clue" and "Larry Grayson's Generation Game", as well as being compere of the BBC's "Pebble Mill Showcase". Vaughan had already launched a successful career as an actor. His stage appearances include "In Order of Appearance" at the Chichester Festival Theatre, a tour of "Calamity Jane" with Barbara Windsor and the farces "A Bedful of Foreigners" and "No Sex Please, We're British". He also appeared in a number of pantomimes. Vaughan devised the television game show "Bullseye" (1981), which was presented by Jim Bowen. He made few television or film appearances after 1974 other than appearing as
Tonight at the London Palladium the title "Tonight at the London Palladium", and third from 2014 until 2015 under the title "Sunday Night at the Palladium", dropping "London". From 2016, the show is called "Tonight at the London Palladium" and is presented by Bradley Walsh. A one-off "Sunday Night at the London Palladium" was screened to mark Bruce Forsyth's 70th birthday in February 1998. The regular hosts of the show were Tommy Trinder (1955–58), Bruce Forsyth (1958–60 and 1961–64), Don Arrol (1960–61), Norman Vaughan (1962–65, 1974), Jimmy Tarbuck (1965–67), Jim Dale (1973–74) and Ted Rogers (1974). Other guest comperes were: Hughie Green, Alfred Marks, Robert