Selected credits

Theatre

• Call Me Madam, London Coliseum (as "Princess Marie") with Anton Walbrook.
• Wish You Were Here (London Casino) with Elizabeth Larner and Dickie Henderson.
• Happy As A King, at the Princes Theatre, London (as "Juliet") with Warren Mitchell.
• Wonderful Town, (1953) London Casino (as "Fay Tomkin") with Pat Kirkwood and Dickie Henderson
• Irma La Douce, (1961) Lyric Theatre (title role) with Denis Quilley.
• Fine Fettle, (1959) Palace Theatre with Benny Hill and Robertson Hare.
• Green Room Rags, Princes Theatre (1954) with Beryl Reid and Larry Adler
• The Dave King Show, London Hippodrome.
• Aladdin, (pantomime) Streatham Hill Theatre (as "Aladdin") with Hughie Green and Lauri Lupino Lane
• King Cole (pantomime) - Palace Manchester (played "Miranda") with Alfred Marks, Tommy Cooper and Gary Miller
• Bus Stop, Golders Green Hippodrome (1958) (as "Cherie"). Dir: Sam Wanamaker.
• You'll Be Lucky, Adelphi Theatre with Lauri Lupino Lane
• Cowardy Custard, (1989) Theatre Royal Bath.
• A Time for Singing, (1966) Broadway Theater, NYC - Opened May 12 and closed after 41 performances with Tessie O'Shea.
• Finian's Rainbow, (1958) Liverpool, New Shakespeare Theatre - (as "Sharon") with Bobby Howes
• 42nd Street, Drury Lane Theatre, London (as "Dorothy Brock") with Frankie Vaughan and Maxine Audley.
• Always, (1996) Victoria Palace Theatre in London (as "Aunt Bessie") with Sheila Ferguson.

Film

• Ramsbottom Rides Again (1956) with Arthur Askey, Sid James and Frankie Vaughan
• The Extra Day (1956) with George Baker, Beryl Reid and Richard Basehart
• A King in New York (1957) (as cabaret singer) with Charles Chaplin, Dawn Addams, Maxine Audley and Sid James
• Oliver! (1968) with Ron Moody, Harry Secombe, Sheila White, Oliver Reed and Jack Wild
• Arnold (1973) with Roddy McDowall
• Terror in the Wax Museum (1973) with Ray Milland and Broderick Crawford
• Mayday at 40,000 Feet (1976) with David Janssen and Jane Powell
• Walt Disney's Basil The Great Mouse Detective (1986) (Voice of "Lady Mouse")
• Round Numbers (1992) with Kate Mulgrew
• The Pebble and the Penguin (1995) (Narrator)
• Mojave Phone Booth (2006) (Voice of "Greta")

TV

• Gunsmoke (as Stella in the "Women For Sale" episodes)
• The Young and the Restless (as "Frances the Governess")
• Charlie's Angels (Guest appearance as "Ellen Jason") with Gene Barry
• Columbo
• Murder, She Wrote
• Night Gallery
• Mickie Finn's
• On The Move with Jack Jones
• The Ed Sullivan Show - Where she was spotted and subsequently auditioned and won the part of Nancy in the 1968 film Oliver
• The Red Skelton Hour 1965 episode singing "I'm Old Fashioned" and singing/dancing "Pass Me By" (episode also included boxing champion Archie Moore)
• The Dean Martin Show singing "I'm A Girl" & "How Are Things In Glocca Morra?"
• The Garry Moore Show - many appearances

She also appeared in the first television version of "Once Upon A Mattress" as Lady Larkin, with most of the original Broadway cast.

British TV

• The Tom Jones Show
• Give Us a Clue
• Highway
• The Morecambe and Wise Show
• Oliver! (the reunion; as herself)

Recordings

• "Look To Love" (1967) Kapp 8388
• Oliver! (1968) - Original film cast recording
• Call Me Madam - Original London stage recording
• Wish You Were Here - Original London stage recording
• The Girl From Oliver
• I'm a Girl!, Kapp Records Stereo KS-3472
• Personality, Please Don't Say No, Don't Take Your Love Away From Me, There Goes My Heart, with Wally Stott
• From Atlanta To Goodbye (Richard Ahlert-Leon Carr) and Another Monday (Stanley Jay Gelber): both KAPP K-2044 (produced by Hy Grill; with musical direction by Jimmy Dale)

[ Source: Wikipedia ]