I am of course asking about the "DAVID" and "DARLENE" not the other writing. The uniqueness of the font is clear in the "A" and the "R" of "DARLENE" . Notice how close the crossbar of the A and R is to the bottom line. There's only a little bit of space there. The "R" looks like either Helvetica or Eurostile but not the A.

Thanks so much for any suggestions.

Microgramma Bold Extended  Suggested by conman1985 

Thanks conman, that's perfect. That explains why it looks almost identical to Eurostile. It was designed by the same chap.