Catherine Zeta-Jones and singer Bonnie Tyler have helped pull in $6,400 (£4,000) to boost an ongoing search for a girl who vanished in Wales.
The Mask of Zorro star donated a pair of gold high heels to be autioned off for the April's Fund campaign, which was started to help find five-year-old schoolgirl April Jones.
The autographed sandals pulled in $656 (£410) when they went under the hammer in Jones' hometown of Machynlleth, Powys on November 30.
Tyler also pitched in by handling over a diamante-studded denim jacket.
Karen Evans, one of the charity auction organisers, says, "It was great to get everybody together in the town fo rthe evening.
"We are very pleased with how it all went. We raised plenty of money for April's Fund - and that was what it was all about".
The autographed sandals pulled in $656 (£410) when they went under the hammer in Jones' hometown of Machynlleth, Powys on November 30.
Tyler also pitched in by handling over a diamante-studded denim jacket.
Karen Evans, one of the charity auction organisers, says, "It was great to get everybody together in the town fo rthe evening.
"We are very pleased with how it all went. We raised plenty of money for April's Fund - and that was what it was all about".
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