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Obviously not the 1959 Ben Hur with Charlton Heston judging by the style of the vehicle. There was an earlier silent movie version of Ben Hur made in 1925 so must have been that one.

I was going with 73 too for the same reason. There's also an afghan coat. Also entrance fees are £1 for adults and 30p for juniors. I seem to recall paying 30p as a junior around that time.

There appear to be some pornographic pics on display through the window above Hunter (the last shop on the left). Im sure thats a topless woman on the extreme left edge of the pic, and there appears to be some other topless shots too. What's that all about?

Yes, i had already edited my post to suggest that once I'd looked into it more. What initiated my own uncertainty was all the London references in the photo. Also the question mark in your post suggested that you you youself were uncertain, but looking back Ive now realised the question mark is...

Not so sure. Those three crests below the eyeglasses are City of London crests. You can just about make out the wording on one of them. The sign at the bottom right says The Strand, London.... but having said that I've just checked and Pressleys in the modern photo are at number 27, the same...