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2 TEENAGER N TROUBLE ADVERTSEMENT - y t Funny, All the time you'e a kid, you think what fun you'll have when you'e gown up Then one day, you'e a teenage Suddenly, ifs all happening -and half the time you wish it ween't WF:t; WLY? Why aen't you having the fun you should? What's it all about? "'m not a child any moe " But you'e not a gown woan yet, eithe You body is still developingand the poblems that can bing! Some you'll know about aleady he tuse the} 'e obvious spots and acne,, fo instance But othes you may not have caught up kith yet-fo example, the poblem of pespiation and B',0 (body odou) Did you know that in you teens yoy pespie a whole lot moe than at any othe time in you life? And it's not just the enegetic things like dancing that cause this The tuth is teenages can pespie just as much fom puely emotional easons Honestly! Anything that makes you excited o nevotis-likc an impotant date, an inteview fo a job, an exam, an agument can have you soaking wet in seconds And only you know how embaassing that can be You make-up begins to shine and un : you hands go damp and sticky you nylons cling uncomfotably to you legs and that tell -tale damp patch begins to show unde the ams of you dess And wost of all is knowing that with all this pespiation comes the isk of offensive BO Face the facts At you ageyou'e going to pespie a lot, like it o not But it doesn t have to get you down, because this is one poblem you can deal with - = - Fist, get it fimly into you head that the eal dange spot is unde the am's Anywhee else, pe- spiation can immcdi ately evapoate away, But unde_ you ams it is tapped lñ less than at hou that hoible odou will begin And emembe you may not be awae of it youself, but othe people notice it ight away! Fo á teenage, thee is only one answe to this poblem Slop undeam pespiation altogethe Adults, who do not pespie scuiniich,-may be able to get away with '''simple deodoant, which meely 'stops,the odou without actually stopping, the pespiation But fo teenages, this just isn't enough ' Specially fo teenages - CHECK CHECK is a ange of deodoants specially made fo the teenage poblem Because each and evey poduct in the ange is not only a deodoant, but an ºnt'i-pespiant as well That's to say, it actually pevents the pespiation fom foming So you have a double guaantee of pesonal feshness Bewae the Old Wives' Tale : that it is "bad fo you" to stop undeam pespiation This is just plain nonsense! Of couse, you body mast be allowed to pespie somewhee-but it doesn't have to be unde the ams whee the moistue is tapped and becomes so unpleasant Thee is plenty moe skin left, whee the pespiation can escape and evapoate away unnoticed! So go ahead - choose the ight CHECK fo you You see, fagant CHECK comes in seveal foms a spay, a stick and a oll-on So whateve kind of pespiation poblem you have, thee's sue to be a cttcit that suits you and you skin pefectly And the pices, too, ae specially tailoed to suit teenages The stick comes at 2/q, the spay at 3/6 and the long-lasting oll-on at } And emembe -evey CHECK poduct is an effective anti-pespiant as well as a deodoant Only the CHECK name can give you this double pomise of confidence Thee you ac then Make CHECK a pat of you moning outine-and be sue of youself ight though the most cowded day:!lave funl, `3eck, f'yjy - M eck

3 HS MONTH'S a - a,,_ ave No 5 JUNE 964 Cc' Geoge Newnes LW 'M LOOKM AT \ YOUR Ti RRO 'S BEGNNNG ON PAGE 25 ANOTHER ave FCTON SCOOP D KLDARE'S SECRET ROMANCE PAGE 4 'M GONG TO BE BE,,TL, op PAGE 9 L A ON PAGE 22 GO E T - Ti ME R WTH G:'E COME VTH ME AS THE ALE'? HST TSE Rai_ PAGE 4 Film Guide page 43, June Highlights page 52 elactic STAGE AT ave How do you like the line-up? And that's not all Take in the Rolling Stones oveleafthey'e having fun, yet! Also, See what they say about thei chances aboad (page 6) Thee's a lot moe, too Not least ave's fist poll (page 59) You'll help you favouites UP the ladde Thee'll be a lot of attention focused on the winnes You'll be able to shae thei fame So huy and post you vote! What else? Well, afte the success of ou James Bond seial a lot of you wote asking if we'di featue anothe fiction heo-d Kildae The answe is on page 4 You comments and opinions play a big pat in what pictues and aticles go nto each issue Ou new columnist, Jason Gegg (page 2), cetainly holds nothing back! He'll be aiing his opinions again when the new ave comesyou way on June 25 Don Wedge, Edito COLOUR CREDTS Cove, Romano Rossetti Pages 4/5: Richad Rosse 8: 20th -Centuy Fox 25:: David Redfen 28 Vic Singh 29/6: Dezo Hoffman 32,'33; ATV 370: Buce Fleming, 60: Michael James 64: UP T'S FRED GUMSHOOTER, CHEF, HE SAYS THAT MCK JAGGER USES ALMA COGAN'S HARDRESSER

4 BATTERSEA GRAND PRX! On the stating gid: Rolling Stones Bian Jones, Keith Richad, Mick Jagge, Bill Wyman and Chalie Watts A 33; lap ace fo the Pop Pop Championship of 964 i i! tit` f- 5!: cam= -!t - f ',''' t / - -!, -TF -4 PMA f [ aw`! 000` v f - } Caqql, O 203 hoo,c Al NO d 3 -- _ Q' - ;4=02 Five of the fastest men on discs, the Rolling Stones, thilled a ecod cowd at the Battesea G P ecently Bian Jones made the best stat and lead into the fist cone, but at the chicane (ceated by ove -enthusiastic photogaphe Richad Rosse) Keith spun off and You don't believe a wod, do you? Okay, we'll confess We'e just kidding The boys wee actually enjoying an aftenoon off at Battesea Fun Fai They wanted to see which Stone olled the fastest! Oouchl Cy+qM O 203 hnou C M bw now* - _ é),_

5 6 L At home those couldn't - give = a - damn Stones ae gea, but, asks ^iike James, The Rolling Stones ac making a stong bid fo intenational fame But how will they be eceived? Will they be accepted like the Beatles o ac the Stones faced with a hade fight? This month the goup is scheduled fo an Ameican tip taking in adio, TV and pesonal appeaances n the autumn they ac down fo Scandinavia A long Austalian and South Afican tou is due to follow The Stones ac a contovesial goup They ac a talking point in Bitain because of thei non -confomity n Switzeland, they left a hotel "by mutual ageement" because the management had neve met a goup like them! Mick Jagge bluntly puts thei case: "We ae completely unmoved by any citicism We ae not woied about what people think of the way we look" When the:stones aived at the qu'et Swiss town of Monteux fo the intenational TV festival, they wee unknown] and unecognised as stas Swiftly, they became the town's top attaction ntigued by thei way-out clothes and long hai, people stopped, staed and followed them Bian Jones laughingly admits to being asked, as the goup's unofficial leade, to emove his paty fom the hotel "Yekt ae vey unusual guests and we just can't cope with you", they wee told "We'e leaving anyway," was Bian's eply This is no new expeience fo them Bitain's most contovesial goup ae used to being shown the doo in hotels, pubs and clubs all ove the county "People take one look at us and decide we'e vipai s o something," said Jones Wold eaction to the Stones should be inteesting Famed Ameican disc-jockey,muay o' `,, +'7! b, t 0 n lt Rediffusion pictues

6 ' t>;,tt 4 ts t t,, - * :-6 i" ' oq:o-ó ó': a Q" ' "?:5>:<>;<54 ' :y'` LC \,, a ' At Monteux they shook the Swiss, wee even asked to leave thei hotel Soon they wee climbing high, though the K, who egads the Stones ás "a seious theat to the Beatles' wold-wide Populaity," told me: "The Ameican l'enple ae going to go absolutely wild fo the Stones :'Thei appeaance will ceate the initial inteest just as it did with the heatles But when it sinks in that the Stones ae a completely diffeent kettle Of fish, thei populaity will sky -ocket" Anothe expet with his finge dose to the US ecod -buyes' pulse is television poduce Jack Good, who flew hee to handle the Beatles TV spectacula Which will he shown ound the wold "When, fist saw the Stones was shinned," he ecalled "t was at the Mod Ball at Wembley " hey went on stage to give one of the most devastating pefomances have eve seen With thei vibant Pesonalities they will go fa" Ctainly, the Stones' music has caught on in the US Thei "Not Fade Away", almost a No hit in Bitain, lost no time getting into the chats thee What about Scandinavia? The Beatles caused enough of a sti thee last yea he Rolling Stones will amaze the cool, Cain Swedes the moment they aive hei lack of unifom on stage will nn doubt puzzle the South Afican audiences if thei tip mateialises Bian Poole, who ecently etuned : tun a seies of dates thee told me:,''he kids ac a bit staid and fomal, it, a PtCe SOt of way You somehow, get the mpession that they expect to see you talk out on stage all neat and tidy will happen when the Stones t E s, ' stoll out on stage dessed as they walked into the theate, is anybody's guess " he audience might sit thee fo a bit, stunned, befoe they begin to dig thei music" Poole has also been to Austalia, whee he says audiences ac used to a geat deal moe infomality "They won't be supised at seeing the boys dessed casually But they will be amazed at thei wild, un -English appoach to music" n fact, the Stones themselves ac quite amused at the hoo thei appea- ance plainly causes some adults The} don't have that touble fom audiences in thei own age goup, though "We'e quite clean, eally," says Bian Jones "What we want to do is to bing a lot of pleasue to people Theeby eaning a bomb!" As the Stones become bette known intenationally, one gcit contovesy will oll aound the wold What likeness, if any, is thee between the Rolling Stones and the Beatles? Hai styles ae compaable Attitudes ae simila Thei views on music: Thei ways of life Thei sense of humou ' he Beatles, though, ac cheeful, witty, and smile fo photogaphs and fans so much that thei jaw -muscles must be won out, On the othe hand, the Stones aely smile ''t's not that we'e miseies, o anything like that," explained Keith Richad "We'e not smiling sot of people "We take ou wok vey seiously, we wok had, and we don't see why we should have to smile like inane idiots evey time a photogaphe comes nea" The Stones have demolished the image of the clean-cut, boy -next-doo appeal of many pop stas and have eplaced it with thei pesonal band of down-tohc-manship The most outspoken comment on the Stones oveseas ambitions and how thei appeaance will fit in came fom Mick Jagge "Wc think we'e nomal -looking human beings," he said "t's othe people who say we look unusual And if foeign ecod -buyes think we look a sight then all t can say is they've neve eally watched a goup enjoying themselves "The fact that you'e all weaing suits of the same style and colou doesn't mean that you'e clean o that you music is any bette We may look untidy, but we'e sue comfotable" y

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8 N W YOU CAN BE A 9 t AND GET RGHT N ERE WTH THEM Just a few people shae the Beatles' lives-and thei wit, cham, gaiety-because the Beatles can't meet eveyone But now YOU can join these Beatle People! Fo this ave Special will give you an insight into thei hives that you've neve had befoe'! WPERE BEATLE PEOPLE COME FROM you don't necessaily have to be anyone Special to be a Beatle, People --cetainly to have come fom a Fat not Gand RNGO'S folks still live'in Dingle, one of Livepool's humblest pats nside, homechanged ahas bit-new funitue, Rew adlógam, lots of stuffed animals! Bttt his mum, once a bamaío, and his h use-paitte dad agee: "Ou neighbous ate too nice to leave" lingo often pops home to see his haidesse gil Mend Maueen Cox, and dift O the snack ba of the Blue Angel club GEORGE'S dad has been a Copoation bus clove Now he's just back with mum fom a holiday in Jamaica-paid fo by in Livepool's Wg ("Mon-- paid likewisehouse, Geoge's bothe Pete, a mechanic, has 'swopped his moto -bike fo a band-new Hillman convetible while bothe' Haold has taken on Geoge's old Jagua PAUL'S fathe is a 6 -yea -old cotton salesman Once he an a dance band Now he gets 200 fan -mail lettes a week "People send me pipes and tobacco and hope to get Paul's autogaph in etun", he explains Jim McCatney is a widowe-and his living -oom shows it Fiends who pop in get coffee with um, amid piles of laundy Neithe do Bcatle People have to have had, any special education JOHN may be a wite, love of poety and at and he may look like a thinke,, (Astid Kichhe who fell in love with Eleatic Stuat Sutcliffe just befoe he died explains: "He looks that way because he's shot-sighted and hates weaing glasses!") But John's maths teache once epoted: "He'll be on the oad to failue if he caies on like this" And RNGO'S 3 childhood opeations kept him away fom school almost continually Othe Beak People had humble beginnings CLA BLACK'S mum still lives in a back - tó -back : Ltoxi ("PNGS") BART came up fom London's toughest East End distict GERRY MARSDEN began wok as a ailway delivey boy washing -machine millionaie JOHN 'BLOOM came fom a poo family BOB (''CAVERN") WOOLER, Once the Beatles' manage, was a ailway booking clek

9 eebightle When heiea andmayoess, WHERE BEATLE PEOPLE HANG OUT JOHN and Cyee, looking fo a house in the county now, live in a Kensington London, fiat with baby Julian stmlly titteed th fanmil Whee is let Not even othe Beetle People ae allowed to Motel TV poduce JACK ("Aound the Beale" "65 Special") GOOD says: Cohn' phone numbe denied to went meet him at hon, was takenn a black M by a man didn't know, to a steet in an a didn't ecogsiu " woe told to ing five times on the bell of a cetain home Thin wouldn't ing in John's flat-it'd just ceae noie on his TV sett "Actually, the bell didn't wok-so had to shout myself hoase!" The othe shae a spacious and elegant flat elsewhee in Knightsbidge PAUL'S hadly eve thee Hey ound at the Ashe home o ~pole Stee with Jane Alma Cog lion in Keningan, whee she thoes the best how badness paties Alan Feeman has a penthouse flat uppm Mable Ach HT THE TOWN- BUT KEEP T SMPLE Beetle People have thei fa Wt-capon-bu they *ol*olden,ldo The gang jolt anisspee" o get -up -cod-go to some f spot-and then got na-placse in include La Dolee Vita in Soho, the Mayfai Hotel fo bit f pods, d nc bin f Showbiz HOW BEATLE P y J company lk Bonny Smile o Hay S000mbe at the Ad Lib and the Pickwick e - s They dont alma, lash o khan Beale eating pefeences ple and Neap: Chicken w with Wad, chips with an l o io at undwick John like caked W mon, pan cacuies e c and teak -and-chip bustles sandwich) OUT ae canons and spicy food Fo dink, (always efeed to as am") they pefe Coke leees in O At paties they'll code[ Scotch 5<oceb and Cake ced Eating l the bill fo two Bade People Pand fo the Often eaip, tthheyde,lt bu fiend's bout and fit aound to talk end play ecods Feu venues ae: J hn Bloom' Mayfai home h o they sing it up bit noun pimo Alma C aea' s lace hee they catty up met Wk Fist Same the Beatles Beads wee Alma "Lucky Stan" tele Alma ma weaing tight black dess and kinky boot Jo just Rued, Ringo mid: "Coo-you'e ceal! We thought you wee Out a equimed deem walking choal" Most ja dop -in v is the Ashe' Jane a:m'we sit aound, dink coffee, nu, mspt and bicuin and Salk about evey aubject unde the " Aida bothe Pete: "Maybe o John Paul will hit am emind us of song Befoe you know t, we'e untiingthee cull ghous oul Qotnne Have funeven when you'e boke n thei ealy days, the Beala been boke ba they úhave lí lived it up lice fyl Amid,, Geman gil photogaphe, fun met them when they yylayiog H bue Kane,- kell, eon «k "One day omped Stuat' - emi fowad am nowfamous laughed, but t h late Gn,kee and the quicklyfollowed" cuts now cutsjohn's hai and the ea cut each l o othe "They behaved a gang but,onethey weealwan up to tome e John once appeaed on sea óe nin tunkbathing nk with B«seas ound his neck!" BE A SWNGN' DANCER Ringo dances as eadily as he beathes Ube most dummes, hythm s n his make-up As soon as thee t mush o hythm he's oft can be n his flat (as above, with Astid K/chhe, Geman gil photogaphe and long -lime Beetle People) f can be /n an office o anywhee t doesn't have to be n a club This s helped e eo, He used to be the quietest Beetle Now that he fee Rs moe sue of himself, he s the wiblesf-end swinginbest Paul's geat dance too He and Jane way fist spotted dancing cool Blue Beat al wild showbia paty OPLE LVE T UP SHARPEN UP YOUR WT,, Beetle People ae geat gagmen When till unknown the Roatka need to wit poems and aticle[ fo "Money Beat" And stange advet appeaed n the pape, like WHERE ARE YOU RED NOSET-WHSTLNG JOCK LENNON" and "HOT LPS LENNON SEEKS RED NOSE" Ringo is often askedwhy h< condensed milk helped them ms to y Mho he has thel mo Mini, opt 3,000) He tuns Beale People sill wonde if staight et at you, seiously, and the Mayoess ' w hing he n: " have them balanced to hai in condensed milk 4<p my thoulden staight" * * * When the Beatles waxed Ove fight tut u o, the "Pteoe Please Mn", they had Bead men them«v< a night on t to a London ope ecode and e [ pnting u the fb ound Southend a Shadows! t John n heavy Candid Camea team immed gtaes nked into mmbe like Hank Mavin and the P kept stopping e called each othe BNes un, ian an t annin ln They noticed a man at bes eve ny dleocomthee neaby nble eyeing them gave taja laugk, t was a peat with admiatlo At, the man d d t noo longe * * * Ove t be came" ny,' he excitedly, "oe you eally One evening n t ou, the Beatles t thd, e Tonados?" in hei ing * * * oom by local Mayo On the table was Once, the Beatles wee on his of Canation condensed milk the same bill u Kingsio Tayloo Said the ptaymeaa: "Whaf giant ingsixe that fa?" left the stage one night John Said John, without mace of yelled the canvas fom To wash ou hai" She huge gand piano and shouted: believed him, o he went on to "fey, Kinston, you've fo- <tpiain how shampooing in gotten You cl" HAVE TALENT- but be modest hateio tope me eke< ' ' but them lad n Ameica hw Paul keen Pianist and duvunt0 nsthe laea estless, m (Potteee Bus they'll still scab (politely) at yous Bo de People P eve talk bout MencYbpeat" - that eedys musical wod's old bat uutuments He wince, pthough, Deople show they'e on Beetle People ae lay-but aed eel the don't t on about it Geoge same waytyaabout tde flm, Waitedsick Meneybeat show they ake them hospital n [ivetpnl Beade ehneve stupidly People don't listen to gossip bout each othe' data Bemle People ae couageous When people ing up Jane Mite but hate to Now it Spence to ask bout Paul, she often petends to be he own siste, tying 'Soy-Jane isn't M^,mben when ee Íe(t Liaee,- Pool's Blue Angel Club to tee Dog damaging his o " dashed back into the club help-and thee figues,c! black leaped fo ethe doo a be tani until aftewads, dsdu ee ditenoeed plat Ringo, Coosee d Paul Beetle People ma capes-de- but hate to show-off about in le Beatles don't tell ldeeleehmf they've Feel at homewheeve you ae When the Beetles wee n Ncw Yok, disc-jockey famous Muay the K took them the Playboy Club, whee to gils (called "Bunnies') and the deco usually newcomes alms«as much goggtingat the bill The Beaten enjoyed them - and took t all to thei [sm tide Muy the K emembe, "While we wee eating, a epote asked us what we thought of the plan "Fo once, was stuck fo an answe Then Paul looked up fom w stem and eked: lust say the Playboy Club and the Beotlea ae just good ftenda', Top photogaphe Blob Feeman be k Me e ietuna fo the book Beatles Ltd", s used to handling she wold' top pesonalities "But the Beatles thew me ight off balance," he says "When fist them wet a a hotel n Bounemouth Nationwide fame hadn't quite eached 'hem "Old ladles wee suounding the Beetle and asking them questions They had all L 4 ta assumed Oxfod accents and eve) time they n wehow eldd ae you? they would give tei age and a«: 'And bow old ae yon? ' GET A KCK OUT OF SPEED, All Beetle People shae a love of speed and excitement Paul (hailing be/ow) enjoys a ide n ca k eepess a/n Geoge unsa 50 mph E -Type Jagua ( 20 bithday pesent) but occasionally yeans to hop n a bus Ringo loves fast cas too w4 -

10 pps0we" 2 The Loves of Beetle People -;-0 CHECK YOUR RATNG! How da you ate es a Beetle People? Tick you answe to each question-then count l paty, ae intoduced to At a pivatee yo you (a) Mint that you'd like to know him bette? (b) Be polite but not teat him a anyone pedal? (c) Ask him fo his autogaph? 2 Do you believe that the Beetlecme la due to (a) Thei own talents? (b) The fact that they fdifilim a need? (e) Othe people's effots on thei behalf? 3 f you wee chatting to the Beatles would you talk about (a) Pop music? (b) Themselves? (c) Polllce and wold affais? 4 f y tinke with, musical nstument n fonto of ilenns d o you (a) Ty had not to make a fool of youeell? (b) Play aound casually? (c) Make t obvious you don't know what you 7e doing? S Do you believe (a) That thee s Such a thing all the Livepool sound? the Beatles (c) TThe ydoes not mist? HOW VOto RATED:740 Wowl You'e so much like a Beane you should loin goup! Thee like you n -4 Vou haven't pot what takes bun y don't woy They'd think you athe pleasant xtp Unless you want to be me butt of the Beetles jolting,pactical keep away! y>90vi The peson who is talking to you s a tiesome boe Do you (a) Show you boedom? lc) Tease lightly? politely? 7 Assuming you've got a sense of humou, do you think (e) That some things ae loo saced to be lobed about? (b) Anything's good fo a laugh? (a) Joking' all ight if you'e disceet? Do you plate to wea Suite if you'e a boy simpie deams if you'e u' (b) Casual gea? long y s o g f you ae of e dink do you (a) nsist only on Coca -Cole? lb) Ask fo whisky end coke? (0) Not cae what you have so long es t's iced? 0 complete stange coin come up y and teats like old you by you fist hams Would you calling ()Ask him who he s Feel embaassed?? (e) Petend that you know him? ti THER BABY SAYS: 'm -- a Beetle People-ae you? t( THE THNGS THEY ADORE e DSCS, This s Geoge's fa tac[k,n all Beetle PoDleeadmie cepejecoyds singllduoz and the t They su admie the Miacles, the a, May Wells, Chuck Bey Cal Pekins New favouites: limey Reed Chuck Jackson, James Bown They came back fom Ameica wild about Tommy Tucke's "Hi-Heel Sneakes" TELEVSON: John and Cy epevd a lee of ime togethe watching TV To in T 3' fo all (leads Peoplep ae the Tel-and ccamv e' isles-milligan voices d oste thei coo - on ail she time READNG: John and Paul ae geat book people All Badt Peopleead theepopula Bailin and all tade papey And 'oa, (hi John, Geoge, Paul, Ringo!) CLOTH Bowith-Pcop go fo ot iackett two oale tou pleats behind, pefeably polo -neck sweate beneath Then plaits dainpipe touseswith ed boos side -upped The show clothese fom showbiz tailo Douggie Millings ((30-(40), shim by Pago(ee of Glasgow' (CO), shoes by Anello and Davide Bcatle Gil -People like sepaday, but dessing atesenjoy (ú toevc ang Jane Alb `` Né,fl sty On olttlh'e clothes vµg film 'Masque Of The Red Death' They'e all dingy and '^admvie? black Anything Avything as long as Tst he, Signal tomotohtkpe: a hae ve seuansd Geteo-&haTHA e Seoyhanl u yvtea tlgdes boa ill Plash the Sfaiboo PHea aid's o pulsiee mina aum suckeel THER - WB Jaye Ashe and Paul Mc caeeey aty) Des then onanc ndangc the Bello i fnu, %e t ask thees q ne e Po 'u P Di " lithe Neithe [hey hue^i- and Piloto to Fnthe,, paties, iythem they like '?w fiends, mu of Laughss, lots of dance,epos no photogaphes, no disapipeamg ngo boie'holid tihe like to lac aound t' the gsun (th dug Miami!)Foo 0, dae, Paul, tnude,rinnd fo gils edgeo g -wheodede, tend to doss hip but not so vey Y -out Usually slende, too- ) M' Cynthia has the but,gate w N TMATE FRENDS la Who like, what about who? lane mam lade hai, voy complemon, and at 7 the envied gil in Bitain f - admies uye Paul bemuse "tic fun, funnyant mavellous " leossip?a ' not n-'m an bit eícuon says J want to get maied when olde and 've still a lung way to fin yet ' Alt nou 'd give s up f wonted o" Thei w ficndsnp c is obviously deullnr sometimes takes his Jennie fo a quit dive in the county O they sta at he plat-"and k" says Jane "Yes,, 'm teibly fondot Pattie Boyd-she has model - ion fo is in the Beatlea film-is is dpobably he fist gnl Geoge has eally eaed aou She's not sop ated most Beetle Gl-Poope d o ththat f ges hat ay Tha t u(u Geoge vey well oa tie gabble - o mouth Sh only eallym ti00 oefitaound That auingeoeae,he likes to Panic lives with he paent in Chelsea and Geogc lly ekes he home in his Jag a She's vey cleve w,m col cs and spends a lot of time on it eye make-up is cal knock-out! Beatie People s y Geoge and Pattie ae ight (o each othe hioa[he most Madecautious, ove investous his stings deliciously wad, doesn't give a thought to tomoow Ringo' nown of Maueen, People nte -and they've all ageed to keep t that way She's Livepool haidesse, small and slim, with shoulde -length ed hai Known Ringo since school -days They usually meet n Liveh Meueen has psoosited v Ringo nlondon seveal times (doesn't cae fo the place) d sh she eluctant otakt about aou into when blos- héa She aveage pe ly Dollyc Rocckes ight now They haven't been steady ot long, but when they had tiff last autumn, n bought Renga down badly all they patched it up- Cynthia is the pefect foil o John's dynamic powe succeed eveything he d(ses- 00aking, books, poody deeming, now acting wans, sincee, affecton tends a to John and baby Julian, and helps him to elax )

11 f ' wnal DR: KLDARE S ff k',t l ROMANCE 'f n_ Shé was silent, and much too seious fo á gil out fo an evening of fun)that same mystey was still botheing' he, "What's the apswe, Denise? Who aile:ydu? What ae y tl?" Begins this month-the most heat-waming love stoy of the yea By NORMAN DANELS 't i 'i, á "i, -pi 0,Qí' J R : /R,, ak "4tl 4 ` :,,:' ": "tl ;w l'~ t' JAMES KLDARE, MD, of Blai Geneal Ho,- sunli ºt soaking much the ten minutes he'd taken out Of his busy day A tall,l, quote handsome young n, fai-haied with gey -blue eyes, he walked slowly, because thee wee too may times when he had to move vey fast Suddenlya maid came of the nuses' do and look at he face was enough to infom him that something dastic had happened She to him, and then pointed domitoyn while he jaws woked, but o sound tthe came fom het thoat LLUSTRATON BY JON DAVS Kildae put a hand on he shoulde, gipped it tightly "Take it easy now Get you beath E sy She giped, and bluted out: "Gil in thee Room 203 she's killed heself, Doctos" A student nuse?' Kildae asked in dismay and supise How? Whee is she?" " don't know, Docto n the ive, suppose All found was the note she left" "Show it to me" on the floo in he oom, but it tells whee she wants to be buied and it asks eveybody to fogave ken "203," Kildae epeated, and went up the domitoy stais as fast as he could The doo of 203 was open and spotted he the note on the floo as aeon as he d He ead it fly Someone id with a cautious touch of indignation, beg you padon, Docto A gil stood in the dooway She tey -cloth obe, tied at the waist He hai was awy and she held a showe cap to he hand She smelled of soap and newly applied cologne He held up the lette " don't know the name of the gil who has this oom, but well this note ns a suicide The gil gave eached f the a note, ots and tipped it to pieces She had touble contolling "t's all a silty lmistakeoteas Really, Docto Po ashamed f myself" t didn't ead like a silly "st ke,' Kildae said gently f thee's anything cost do to help you " made quick dab a he eyes with a lightly knuckled fist "You'e Docto Kildae, aen't He smiled amd "That's ight" "Docto Kildae you pobably know all about how lonely a gil feels when she's way fom home fo the fiat time n he life" Kildae looked at he Without lipstick, ouge o eye b make-up, this gil was exclep- He haiand ke shes had the bluest of pm He featues wee egula h, but shaped that she undeniably tine - not quite beautiful, but not fa fom it She looked somewhat olde than he aveage mine in taining, but thatcould be an illusion "You wote it in a fit of the blues s that what you'e tying to tell e?" he asked Yes One night was exhausted you know how V' a ked Second only to ntens Well, pine off duty and suddenly wanted to be home again, with my aunt and uncle They'e all have and missed them " Kildae taut, "okay see You point" hope you do, Docto suppose otmi,, gow lonely at ;We sue do Look know a pefect cue fo what s both of us Today get paid 'm still as had up as when was an inten,was though egad that money as e hing to be spent fast ad thee, an mom satisfying way to spend it than op petty gil oowcto i," she said, "'m flatteed 'm only a fim yea student " ( know, he said, with one of his infectious gins Thee's only one species any lowe, and hat's inte We could have dinne somewhee nee We might," he studied to l he citically, "comei e one pothe a bit, and get idof some of this loneliness that seems to be bugging us" " go off duty at six," site said " can be eady at uventhity " "That's fine" "You do believe me when say that note has no meaning, Docto?" He nodded cheefully "Sue cetainly don't see any psychotic impulses showing on you' At the doo h paused 'Would you i d ling me You name?" "'m Denise Landon "Denise," name "U tied out the ' sounds

12 nice Lí e apple pie testes See you" Kildae met the maid downstais "t was 2 a mistake," he said "The gil was in the showe oom She's fine The note was :pat of a stoy she was witing Didn't mean a thing" "Oh, lboy," the maid said "'ll get hung fo this" "Thee'll be no fuss unless you mention it to anyone else" "Fom me, nothing," she said fevently; "Not a wod" Kildae headed' towads Administation at- the font of the hospital and enteed the doo maked SUPERNTEN- DENT OF NURSES " Yes, Docto? " Molly Cavendish said busquely She had unconsciously been imitating Docto Gillespie so many yeas that it was Pike second matue o be as guff as, he was "'m Docto Kildae, Miss Cavendish have a poblem" "Concening one of my staff, Docto Kildae?" "Yes, ma'am Student nuse Miss Landon A maid in the domitoy found a note tie Miss Landon's- floo t was a suicide note : She told me she'd witten it some time ago, in a fit of loneliness," "Well?" "Well, ' believe he, of couse, but wanted to be sue" Molly :Cavendish KL DA ' L CONTNUED FROM PAGE 5 leaned back in he chai "Docto Kildae, Miss Denise Landon came to us almost a yea ago She was doing office wok, didn't like it and decided she wanted to he a nuse "Miss Landon happens to be at the head of he class Not just the head but head and shouldes above the othes She has a pofound ' and almost uncanny knack fo the pofession and, in my opinion, she will pobably he head nuse of a lage hospital within five yeas afte he gaduation" " see ' Thank you, Miss Cavendish", " pesume you'e going to ty to date hex, Docto?" Kildae ginned and said nothing Molly Cavendish smiled at him "Relax, Docto, 'm not Gillespie How ae you getting on with the monste?" "Vey well hope" "Don't pay too much attention to his gowling, but when he baks, you lump, Con= fidentially, he ntel you Now get out of hee so can go back to wok!" THAT evening Kildae pepaed to make his final check of the ' wads This done, he dopped into the' childen's wad on the fifth floo He had, a favouite patient thee: A lance -yea-old gil named Nancy She was as bight and cheeful a little gil as possible-fo someone who was dying Kildae made it a point tosee he wheneve he found an oppotunity, and she'd fallen madly in love with him duing the thee months she'd been in the hospital " thought you wouldn't Come in today," she said "Now Would pass up a chance to see a petty gil like you?" He sat down on the bed "'m feeling a little Nette today," she said"'ll guess 'll go home_afte a while:" "Sue you will-and then what am going to do fo feminine company?" "Oh you'e being silly," she accused him "'m not old enough fo you" "Not now-but little gils gow fast Tell you what you keep on gowing olde and 'll stop 'll find some kind of a pink pill that will let me stay just as old as am now, and you can catch up How's that?" She laughed and he bent down and kissed he Back in his oom, he slipped out,of his whites, shaved caefully, took a quick showe and dessed, Then whistling enegetically, he stode out and cossed the well -tended lawn towads the nuses' home He found Denise sitting in the waiting oom off the eception hall Fo a moment Jimmy decided that he'd neve been quite as happy as this in his life he just staed at he in obvious admiation "Why," he said, "you'e absolutely beautiful" "Thank you, Docto 'm not, but the compliment is welcome" "You ae," he insisted "And my name is Jimmy" She smiled, linked he am unde his and they walked out to the font of the hospita whee cabs_wee aiving- and leaving all the time He found one, got in beside he and sniffed "You smell good," he said He spoke to the dive "Hotel Baden, Please" Kildae decided,that he'd neve been quite as happy as this in his life, A pocketful of money, an outageously attactive gil, an evening off mpulsively, he took he hand and held it between his "n city best bedside manne, may say thank you vey much, Denise" "You'e going to make a wondeful docto," she said " can feel symptoms coming on when you talk to me like that, Jimmy 'm kidding, of couse know you'e in- tensely seious about you caee, by the way you listen and obseve" "Speaking of obsevations, you seem to have done petty good youself fo a fist yea student" Fo a 'moment he thought he detected a fleeting look of woy on he face, but it was gone- so: quickly he couldn't be sue "Now:` 'll tell you how we do this," he said, as the cab neaed the hotel "When the headwaite geets us, you call me Docto Make sue he heas you Then he'll give us a good table" " Yes, Docto," she smiled, and the caied it off so smoothly he somehow sensed that being in swank places like this was no new o he Afte odeing cocktails, Kildae said, ' fell me about, youself, Denise" "Whatis thee to say? come fom St Paul Eve been thee?" When he shook his head, she went on " thought 'd neve leave My mothe and dad wee bon thee, all thei fiends, and mine wee thee You know how t is : almost" too much happiness and then wham!" ",know they'e dead" She aised he g ass and he hand tembled slightly, as f the memoy unneved 5 " had a siste Joie she died about tvio yeas afte Mothe and Dad; So quit my job and, came hee to ente nusing school" "Thee's a lot of satisfaction in fighting the things that stipe down those you love" "You have no idea; JimmY was eluctant at fist, 'm yeas olde than the kids wh ae in thei 'fist yea with me" "Gives you a íonsidcable edge on them," 'Kildae said, "Poves that with age comes wisdom" She laughed "Jimmy, 'm not that old! 'm twenty-five, that's all" Then she egaded him quite solemnly "Jimmy how am doing? mean have you head anything abot me? Good o bad?" "All good, nothing bad They seem to egad you as some sot of A,henomenona gil with a built-in talent fo he pofession You'e doing fine" The evening was ove in a painfully shot time fo,both of them At midnight they had thei last dance They wee silent as they made thei way back to the hospital At the glass doos of the esidence hall, Denise paused, and Kildae, kissed he full on the ups He ams, aound his neck, tightened, "Jimmy," she asked, "ae we in love?" " don't know," he said wondeingly What do you think?" "Well," she said, "to be clinical about it, the symptoms ae thee, My head swam and my heat pounded like a hamme," "Me too," he said "Yet, don't know fo sue Neithe do you" "And now 'd bette go in, because we do have ules in that domitoy Besides, 've got a session in the opeating oom tomoow" "Fist time?" he asked She looked staight ahead, not 'at him, and she wasn't smiling any longe "Fist time," she said "t's nothing All they'll do it show you the opeating continued on paees0 4

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15 'My fiancee walked out on He mig ht have been ELVS THE MPROBABLE P PROBY We've all head of split "We've known each othe but P J since we wee kids," he said, poonalities, 's is the wildest ticving half a dom cans f P J had been thee yeas of hoe which he'd left out to olde he might have been ai on the window -sill of Elvis Pesley Now he's not his London hotel oom quite sum who he is While Stepping caefully ove his othe soloists get thei bains guita, thee movie scipts, n a tangle hunting the an attache case full of cout gimmick that'll make them papes and blue shit with individual, this tall Texan white polka dots as big as clown has found his own - half-cowns, he made his nutty fame -fomula way back to the bed and He sings like eveybody uminated about one of his His eal come is James fome lives Macus Smith, but gut's "When was 5 used to not much help One identity sing with Tommy Sands out wouldn't cove quate of at the Hitching Post, sot his weid vocal activities of old cowboy ba -and -dance He's sailed Jet Powes on place the othe side of Roust the label of ock disa in ton We wee getting 25 the Sute dollas a night He's Oville Woods when he cuts -and-b ecods fo Nego adio cations Elvis's date He's Rosie when he sings "Tommy was only 2 squeaky with the Oiginals Elvis was 8 He was getting He' P J Poby, with a hunded-he had a ecod buckles on his shoe and a out called 'That's All Right, hai -bow at the back of his Little Mommy Then he Deck, when he belts out big- stated going with my step-, sounding singles fo Libety siste, Betty Moes, and he and Docca used to come ove o ou And when he's fooling house about, which is petty well " guess we might have all the time, he's Pesley woked up some kind of club himself-heavy lids, gobbled act togethe but we went syllables, twitching fom both too vain He used to navel to knee in the ites of spend hous fixing his hai the abdominal go -man vyc couldn't even get o P J hashad e oppo- look in the mio with him [unity than most to bone up thee on the Pelvis "Tommy Sands was bing me neve saw he'again handled by Colonel Tom Pakº He was the wheels the staff, the bains Geatest showman since Banum He used sell these emedies, said they wee snake -oil but they wee nealy pue alcohol "When he met up with Elvis-whaml Eveything changed The colonel said to me and Tommy: 'Boys, 'm soy You'e too young Elvis is olde can do moe with him So it's Elvis' P J combed his hai fo five minutes, then opened his wadobe and selected a dak white shit which showed off his healthy pallo t was a sot of duelling shit like they all in Mutiny on the Bounty, and it looked fine with the buckled shoes, as if he'd been washed ashoe "With most people," he sai 'it's the management, the oganisation, that makes the sta But Elvis didn't eally need any help fom anyone le lust got up thee and shook his lops and toe eveybody up e w / "-a an g- "But leaned a lot, bemuse wasn't Elvis Afte the Colonel tools him off, said to myself: Man, 'm going to lean the business befoe stat entetaining " eight yeas eamingginleaned psiotjng, singing, dancing, acuity And leaned about money-my dad's banke Now Con stand toe -to -toe with any lawye "A movie acto- e Jack Lemmon--said talent only about eight pe cent of the business The est is pofessionalism " decided to be a pof - was paentswgot divoced l andat was sent to this militay academy figued the way' only could gas to do what wanted J to was to become an office did made it all the way up to Colonel in the cadet cops t peny militay academy t swijld used to coeducational pect the gils' quates and was eal heed on them i e a The ecod company efused to sign me if thei things ween't folded popely' The hotel maid knocked t the doo and quiveed at the stewn heaps of music, shits, eheasal sheen and pess clippings The militay Poby was appaently distant memoy 'Come back in a minute,' P J told he "Okay, so kept on developing myself, and almost made it in Hollywood, and then blew h "A ecod COMpany was going to sign me- was Jet Powes then got a big 'V show, and in the inteval people into see me dank some engo bit out of shape 't fa-out show Pat of the set was sot of pool with eal seals in it went on with my guita ound my neck and bowed eal low and fell in among the seals "The people stated _bouting at e and shouted back at them The police d had a fist fight with them Mye fiancee walked out and he again The ecod company efused to sign me was uined " went into the constuction business As a capente The fistsohstudio buildingecoding a That lust about boke me up" Job to job P J moved fom job to job, tying tí keep touch with how business by songwiting in his spae time His fathe had gone off on a hunting tip which lasted seveal yeas and P J was sadly behind with the ent e his ga et "One day saw this notice office, Camden Music n said, what can lose if go had a couple of songs º wote ' t down and played them two songs d they bought them fo 200 dollas" So began the enewal of the Poby fotunes He decided he would make no mistake the second time " planned t all out made sue to pay my oom up foe yea w that my best salt was always pessed got myself in to the ight publicity paties-and made sue was neve seen with a dink in my hand" "Libety, the company which had tuned me down, signed me a to tou with Andym Williams doing c -end -w things, and then emdcd 'Thee Stands The One' "Since then, eveything's been fine kept staight And hee am" He had ncve been in Bitain until Jack Good bought him ove fo' the Beatles TV show Now he wants to settle hee, dopping all his myiad selves except n" want to make it on 2 was uined' my own as P J Poby, He may o may not be wise skis So Oe y his voiceown fa t dose to Pesley's even when he's singing natually in numbes like " Believe', "Cumbeland Gap", o "Hold Me"- his fist elease fo Dec This lively impot fom Texas might do bette to play his caee fo laughs Since the advent of the lodly Epstein dynasty, it could be that too many people ae taking themselves a link too solemnly Pop could sand f a ggiggleso in own expense Think of the bedlam that would follow the evelation that half the numbes in the Top Ten ecoded by the same joke Unless you've actually seen the singes, be caeful Thee's just a chance they'e all P J Poby LESLE MALLORY JASON GREGG ONE MAN'S OPNON Will Pete and Godon be emembeed as long as "Wold Without Love", the song that made them famous? Will the Band of Angela each stadom's golden gates? O the Applejacks lasting tame? SAY NO Because, unlike Meseyside s talented pop pionees, these pefomes have not had to battle to the top t is the hat stuggle toesist that foges the lasting talent None of the eally big names-the Beatles, Gey d the Pacemakes, Billy J Kame, the Rolling Stonesfound easy success la Hambug-whee the Seaches, Mojos and Gey Masden also leaned the had way-the Beatles knew povety Those tough days with might -hou session s he nd, as Kaise Kelle and Sta Club taught the Beatles thei musicianship Pete and Godon, and the Band of Angels-all of them public schoolboys-have not had to wok like this to pay the ent And this shows n my book they lack that cetain something that makes a sta Giy ha been donna' a Livepool gil fo fie ; an Fied p then so may Bu she appea h him ix public Come on, Gey Dons be shy You /cans would like to meet he FORECAST : With Johnny Gusaffson, how an the Meseybeats fail? His pounding bass guita, haunting voice and shee vitality has given this goup the balance it needed fo chat -topping success Now, this will undoubtedly come FORECAST 2: The Mojos will be as big as the Seaches and the Rolling Stones in six months Like the Beatles, they seved Hambug appenticeship Like the Beatles, they ae able songwites and wits And they have anothe asset Thei manage Spence Lloyd Mason shaes it with Bian Epstein:-wealth All John, Paul, Geogia and Ringo wanted was a quiet month afloat with thei gils But what happened? Repotes dogged them They wee hauled fom poet to post But why be soy fo the boys They've only themselves to blame, Few papes would have boon excited if husband John had holidayed with Cynthia Lennon But Paul, Geoge and Ringo wee slily to whlsk thei gils out of the county with suet sececy The liming of the Clifl Richad and Beatles film pemiees is nfuiating Fist, B -dy is announced fo July B Then, C -day fo lou days ealie Then, we hea that diffeent chaities will benefit Then, that Pincess Magaet will gace B -day And Pincess Alexanda, C -day t is petty manageial jockeying And t's unfai to both Cliff and the Beatles

16 u ntimate, evealing, povocative-the seies that eveyone's talking about -by Bitain's M Pop Picke `Sometimes we'e Wiled like THNGS not human beings' " 'o ta sa %J`a ALAN FREEMAN H EART-TO-H EART WTH THE FAMOUS eh' Geoge Haison n MY flat Sitting on MY settee Dinking MY Aff many of you wouldn't havc pickes give now ight amt to hve been in MY position? Stae, 've met the Beatles plenty of time, Often Whet we've all been woking Pehaps at paty at thei homes o mine Butneve have had the chance to sit down-without ay ush-od just talk, heat -to-hat Geoge didn't just aive-he BREEZED in Not exactly on time of couse They'e leading such a hectic life just now, that would have been hike expecting top hit fom Victo Silvestel But fom the moment he dopped his black coduoy coat casually on the floo and stated thumbing out a am -fingeed vesion of"chopsticks" on my baby gand we ee laughing two beats to the ba But that was one of the snags Because this, eckoned, was ae chance to TALK to Geoge He's been labelled the most seious of the Bodes Well, if that's tsoe, the othes must be the zaniest chaactes eve! He just doesn't believe in being seious fo long-about couple of minutes in evey hou if you ae to check it with a stop -watch But tied mentioned one of the last times 'd been with the boys An evening which, on the face of it, had been hilaious, vet in tuth pin -pointed the touble of bing a Bade "That's the sot of thing which annoys us " Geoge suddenly bust out as he eealled, 'People teat us metima as if we wee just things and not human This feeling that people ometimn teat them as objects nags They ty not to face it-but at times, as had happened just now, they have to blut out thei eal feelings Of couse, they've woked had to wold be famous They like being liked But what they an neve be sue of now is how genuine people ae being to them s it because they ae eally liked? O is it because they happen to be Beatles? They an neve get away fom it-as the ecent fiasco of thei atempted holiday poved To thei cost, they ae discoveing that the wold too small fo them But Geoge had been seious long enough The suspicions which lob tiggeed off the out -bunt wee pushed into the backgound His face cacked into a gin t evening you mentioned, Alan, sac wasn't iit?"we wee all in an Austin Pincess when the fans spotted us and the chauffeu made a dash fo it" "yes," said, "and McC the doo Paul y was leaning against flew open as we olled mood cone' Fiends, you should have seen it! it was a sane that would have made the Keystone Cops look like a D Kildae w The swinging doo tit a paked ca and Bee dean off Withthe fansclosing in fo the kill we had to shoo ot off like lin of leaving Ni doo and Klaus, one theo( Backs' (inds who'd jumped jamped out ecove itp, standing in the a bese, 'was the joke," Geoge eminded clod that the police wen going to aest Klaus fo tying pinch the doo Can youlimagine o Thelcthing's so heavy it mould take couple of men n lift it" Anyway, afte cicling half--a-dozen blocks with a tatan ug tied ove the doo so that it looked like a mobile tent, we aived back at the scene of the ceme to find the place swaming with policemen We managed to sot things out peacefully enough, but that, pop -pickes, is the funny side to some of the things that happen to the Beatles all the time The gin left Geoge's face as he said, "t's geat being wold-famous But when people stat jumping into you ca when you'e out on a pivate night out then it becomes a bit of a stain" "Do you eve aid, "that show business lndothe f fame s that goes with it is stifling "How could it? Show Business S my life None of us have eve done what you might call an honest day's wok was employed foe a couple of months as an appentice electician-not that eve woked at it "John did a bit of ditch -digging to help buy his Beat guita d Paul was once to net-in-wmmand of a loy ' "Not what you'd call an ambitious aay of tades We at, beathe, sleep a FVE FACES OF a a 'We neve had any ambitions with music' and deam beat music And then get up and play it "We stated doing it because we enjoyed it We still enjoy it When we stop having a ball we'll pack it n" poduced one of my pice pieces of funitue, an old mahogany to chest conveted nto cigaette box "Tea must have been valuable in those days," Geoge cacked, " see you've eves got lock on it " Then he casually dampened my pide by flicking out his solid gold cigaette lighte-a (30 bithday pesent fom Bian saana "NoEpsteine w know why you enloy being a Bale,' told him he Bt up my "ciggy" with a flouish was joking, of couse, because money isn't the motive that has taken these fabulous young men to the,op "We neve had any geat ambition to do things with music; Geoge told me "Eveything just tot of happened n fact if Bian Epstein haddt taken us in hand and stated oganising things we'd pobably still have been playing dance - halls fo 5 0s a night between the fou of ua " Now this, thought, was a fascinating confession Could it possibly be tue that this geat goup didn't even take thei wold-shaking Meseybeat seiously? "Meseybad Thee's no such thing," Geoge insisted "What we play is the old ock 'n' oll wamed up moden style "Ou geat idols wee Elvis, Buddy Holly, Cal Pekins, Eddie Cochan, Two fingeed " chopsticks " and we wee soon laughing GEORGE, 'Ringo's gone potty leaning the guita' Jey Lee Lewis, Lay Williams, Little Richad and all the old ock 'n' oll kings When othes thew thei guitas in the dustbin we kept on playing thei stuff " emembe duing the skifle caze we wee playing one dab whee the oge kept handing up bits of papa sana saying: 'Will you kindly stop playing ock 'ñ oll Rock 'n' oll is dead' "So we intoduced each numbe by saying that it was one made famow by Leadbelly o Blind Lemon Jeffeson o somebody-and just kept on beating out the same old stuff "Nobody noticed the diffaena We wee petty cummy in those days!" nadentally, Paul McCatney plays a left-handed guita and Geoge culed me up with the stoy of how he leaned to play"paul stated off u ttmmpet playa," he told me "But then he decided he wanted to sing He had a bit of touble tying to sing and play the tumpet at the same time, so he packed it in and bought guita "n those days, though, they didn't cate fo left-handed guitaists so he had to buy an odinay one and then play the chods back-to-font "t was a sceam eally, because instead of stumming the stings down he had to scatch them up fom the bottom "Finally he switched the stings ove and then the funniest thing happened We'd stated playing with John's skim goup, the Quaymen, and we found that John didn't have a pope guita-just a weid old thing that he used to pluck out a few stange banjo chods that his mothe had taught him "Anyway HE stated leaning to play

17 95 R 'We'e not tying to kid anybody we'e actos' on Paul's guita which by this time had been conveted fo a left-handed playe And that left John with the same poblem -he had to lean to play back-to-font chods, too, beating his finges up ove instead of down "We made a teible old sound in those dawhen,, we eally did" aasked him, did the Beatles decide they wanted to become stas? "We didn't We neve took it seiously at all emembe all the fuss and bothe we went to to pass a couple of auditions foa Caol! Levis Discoveies show "Eventually we got though a couple of heats to the big egional final in Mancheste 'We had to dash off fo a tain afte numbe and didn't even go on stage fo ou applause t didn't bothe us "We hea any m and we didn't even t all geat giggle-ando it's ºstayed that way since": While he was talking Geoge had wandeed estlessly ove to the baby gand and soted picking out a few esdess chods "Ringo and me have had an ogan moved into the flat," he announced in pan -explanation of his keyboad doodling, and we'e both leaning how to play Ringó s gone a bit potty and b tying to lean the guita, and 'm having a cack at the dums, so the place looks a bit like a madman's music shop" Right then he emembeed that he ought to ing the Ba, but he stopped in dismay half way to the telephone "'ve just thought on - don't know the phone tube t's so see they don't even let me know it-they can't tust me with it, you know" He wasn't joking, eithe t just so happened that had that vey, vey, vey mans numbe n my 'Ou flatis like a madman's music shop' little book of vey, vey, vey secet addesses so was able to help him e in touch with his old dummin' buddy know what you'e thinking, pop pickes, but you might as well the stamp That numbe goes no futhe than the walls of my flat-not even fo good fiends like you As a efugee fom Melboune, whee began my chequeed pop -picking was eage to know how the boys wce, ee looking fowad to thei thee weeks n Austalia that is scheduled fo this month we Geoge didn't bothetying to Batte me "t's not the same as Ameica is it? mean, Ameica's the place 'd like to spend a holiday in Austalia, y, but this won't be a holiday and we won't see much of the county at all "We'e eally excited, though, about etunou tip to the States fo the pemiee of ou film ove thee in July Actually wouldn't mind buying a house Ove thee-say in Califonia o Floidawhee we could live some of the time" How did he think the film had tuned out? "We like it but we'e not tying to kid anybody that we'e actos We've seen all the ushes and we all agee that Ringo comes out of it bette than anybody t's hilaious eally, we made a lot of it up as we went along" They didn't take it seiously, of couse They don't take anything seiouslyleast of all themselves "School w a giggle, skittle was a laugh and Gemany the geatest gag of all," said Geoge "The fist time we went was kicked out fo being unde age- was 7 then-and Paul and Pe Best, ou dnmmc at the time, wee both depoted "The owne of the club whee we wee 't all stated as a giggle and it still is' playing claimed that they'd tied bun down to his cinema mashing John was asked to leave moe quietly because he didn't have a wok pemit "They just gave him a tain ticket told him and to be out of town by the moning When we got back fom Hambug the second time the Livepool pomotes stated billing us a 'the goup fom Gemany' and people kept congatulating us on speaking such good English "Cazy, isn't is?" was tempted to ask Geoge whethe o o he took his new gil fiend seiously, but thee ac some things you don't talk about-even to you fiends, so asked about his guita playing instead Suely he was atta i about that? "siah, just fool about with it eally, What 'd eally like to do is play classical guita f l could do that 'd eally have achieved something t's so complicated "The touble is 've leaned to play the guita my own way and it's the wong way mood t's almost like having leaned to play the piano with you feet and then having to make stat with you finges, You just haven't got a clue " wouldn't mind going back to scatch but could neve find anyone to teach me " leaned one piece-bash's Peludein Teneife last Apil 've had time to lean nothing moe since know have the feeling fo it 'm sue could do it with pactice But fo the moment, the Pop Paade Dome, fist" don't know about you, pop-plcken but fo ou, am petty pleased m hea it, n my book Geoge Haison is aleady one of the geatest See you in next month's ave on sale June 25 Right 7 Stay bight TURAMA See you futue with the famous ave poudly pesents the foecasts of the wold's top astologe -claivoyant GERRY LBRA

18 CAN REVEAL 'S SAYS WORLD FAMOUS ASTROLOGER MAURCE WOODRUFF o UMb MAURCE WOODRUFF-the geat -geat-gandson of a Romany gypsy-believes he has a fantastic gift He believes he has the powe to ead the secets of you innemost chaacte and to see into you futue fom a penetating study of the stas Thousands of people shae his belief Fo 8 yeas, celebities fom show business, society, politics and business have been asking him to ead thei futue Evey week 5,000 people wite fo his advice Let Mauice Wooduff speak fo himself:'' pedicted Pete Selle's maiage pedicted the sex of the Queen's new baby pedicted Pincess Alexanda's maiage and the sex of he baby o pedicted Kathy Kiby's success o, pedicted the Oscas won by Sidney Poitie and Paticia Neal " Now "ave" is poud, to pesent Mauice Wooduff in a fascinating new way! o Wee you bon unde Gemini like Paul McCatney? Then Mauice Wooduff will eveal the Secets of the Self that you shae with Paul lf you want to discove what someone else --a big name in show business, you closest fiend, you date-is eally like and what lies ahead fo them Mauice Wooduff offes you his amazing powes Eveyone shaes a sta with a Sta! Fom Mauice Wooduff, eveyone can lean to know themselvesand the Stas-bette Fom 'this emakable man, eveyone can hea about thei tomoows TODAY! - i '-, 4 CAPRCORN (Dec 2 to Jan 9) ELVS bon Jan 8, 935 HE ' 'LL VED A GRL NAMED,T, When had the pleasue of meeting Elvis Pesley in Hollywood, knew immediately that hee was an exceptional man Like most Capicons, ho is ambitious and extemely goodlooking, and Once you get him talking he states his views vey pofoundly But Elvis is exceptional in that, unlike some Capicons, he is athe shy and modest and does not enjoy the limelight Face to face with him, ecognised that tue Capicon desie fo pefection Elvis will go to any lengths to do the best possible job and allows no-one to huy o jostle him Look into his face-and you will see it, too Capicons like Elvis can neve be accused of being conceited o poud, because while they ae the fiendliest of people they pefe to mind thei own business Saving is a geat Capicon assetand of couse Elvis has become vey wealthy Again, Capicons ae detemined people-and could see that once Elvis makes up his mind about something impotant, little can stand in his way PREDCT that within a yea Elvis will may a gil with the initial PREDCT that Elvis will hit No with a evival of an old numbe PREDCT that Elvis's next -but one film, dono in Costume, will be aved about eveywhee, PREDCT that in the futue Elvis will become extemely poweful in the film industy F YOU'RE CAPRCORN LKE ELVS find that you geneally like being absolutely coect n eveything you do Ambitious? Yes-but with a tendency to be athe hide, ideal Lucky Capicons-good - looks ae so often yous and you usually enjoy good health find that Capicons do bette at wok as they gow olde They ae good at dealing with the public-say, as an ai -hostess, woking of in a bank PREDCT that you will eap the benefit of past wok=povided you don't let a colleague influence you PREDCT that you will hea of a jouney you have always hoped to make

19 N i 27 PSCES (Feb Y9 to Ma 20) l BRAN JONES bon Fob 28, 944 AQUARUS (den 20 to Feb 78) TROY DONAHUE bon Jan 27, 937 $T('NES WLL SMSH x LE Mak my wods: t's Bian Jones of the Rolling Stones who-like most people bon unde Pisces-eally stands out n this goup t's not that he bosses anyone aound No, Bian has that wondefully sensible appoach of the Piscean that makes people co-opeate t 'sn't supising, when you hea thei stoming sound, that the Rolling Stones' pivate life should be a little stomy Just look at the clashes in thei bith signs Thei stas ndicate that Chalie Watts has the down-to-eath qualities of a Gemini And Gemi'nis do not always get on with Sagittaians -y (Keith Richad's goup) who ae often nclined to be deames And astologically speaking it is a set fact that Sill Wyman cannot always agee with Bian Bill's sign of Scopio comes in conflict with Bi'an's Pisces Luckily, Mick Jagge's sign of Cance goes well with Bian's Pisces and Bill's Scopio PREDCT that the Rolling Stones will: show the lie to umous of difficulties and go fom stength to stength PREDCT that befoe the yea's end, thee will be a maiage that they will all celebate WE'LL SEE HM SOON Knowing Toy Donahue as well as do, have to say that-like many Aqualans-he is not easy to undestand fo two easons One is a studious and' deep - thinking stain The othe always supises people and t is the stong will of Aqualans This eveals itself n a taste fo excitement and dange PREDCT that aound the end of the yea Toy wilt come to England MCK JAGGER, bon July 7, 944 BLL WYMAN bon Oct 24,94 4 KETH RCHARD CHARLE WATTS bon Dec 8, 943 bon Juno 2, 94 PSCES LKE BRAN? THS S FOR YOU find that when you ae bon unde Pisces, you ac among the kindest of people extemely eceptive to othes and an excellent fiend Rut you ae opt to woy, aen't you-and ought to tell you that sometimes you woy fo nothing think that this is because some people can too easily take advantage of you kindness Thei concen fo othes make Capicon, good teaches, a,tees and nuses PREDCT that you could achieve a pesonal ambition and plate othes close to you F YOU SHARE TROY'S BRTH SGN A< uaians ae the most eliable of people -fo you think deeply about things and show detemination Geneally, you ac kind and full of sympathy, pefeing to achieve you auas without fuss You eveal a genuine ambition to the above othes PREDCT that you will have much success with a ecent plan, u MAR"' WYNTER bon Jan 29, 443 i- GRAHAM tie -i] Feb NASH DEL SHANNON bon Dec 3939 ' RALPH ELLS bon Ma 8942

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22 30, ft:-st ' l, -0-ie: ' S b -,,:5,4 - /i - ' - -` ' :f-'' d ARES (Ma 2 to Ap 20) DUSTY bon Ap $ 939 Dusty to tun to comedy! Last yea, pedicted that Dusty Spingfield would leave Tom and Mike and succeed on he own So am vey happy that she has done so welll Mind you was not supised, fo he bith -sign, Aies, is the stongest of all the signs and poduces people who want to be ight at the top They ae the ules, the pionees They ae only happy when things ae going the way they want them to be They do not as a ule get on ~ with less definite people;, the Aies type usually "knows best" and s nomally poved ightl PREDCT that Dusty, who is capable of so much moe than we have seen, will develop nto a wondeful comedienne on stage and in films as the yea goes by PREbCT that she will make an excitingly happy maiage to a man she aleady knows! JULE'S BREK Julie Chistie, bon Apil 4, s an unusual Aian While those unde he sign ae quick to ange and quick to fogive, Julie has a quiet way about he She will be as equally detemined as othe Aians to achieve he alms -but by sweetness PREDCT that maiage will be hes by Xmas 965 a_l p ARES TOO P HERE'S HOW SEE YOU find that you Aies people ae fank, enthusústie and impuloften leades in what you set out sive, and if you tun these gifts to do Because you possess the into a useful channel you powe to see what will lies ahead, ealm cat ewad in 4Wad you know how to plan you life, against being t is much bette fo you to give geneous-and ovedon't get odes than to eceive them caied so away that you ove Although you'e so often Othewise, -wok you health poved ight, othe people may ac tends excellent sometimes esent this-so do PREDCT that you caution you not to will get self- each a much bette ighteous undestanding with someone You ae vey head vey -stong, close to you, t l TA RUS (Api 2 to May 20) JOE BROWN bon May 3, 9 HE'LL WN A WNDFALL Look deep into Joe Bown's eyes -and you will see that like many of his bith -Sign he has a most geneous heat and s exceptionally genuine if Joe has a fault, t is typical of Tauians in that he caes fo those closest to him so much as to be possessive, He has a will of onand that has helped him oach the top Fo can j J see that Joe has had little help on the way, PREDCT theta windfall s coning Joe's way PREDCT that 964 will end vey eventfully He will have news of a child by Octobe and t will be a daughte JUST LKE JOE P HERE'S YOUR SGH find that you Tauians ae gifted with the stongest of intuition You also have a stong pactical steak which, combined with you patience, honesty and tell - ability, make you vey dependable in situations which call fo esponsibility PREDCT that you should benefit fiuiiciotly fom some changes which ae in the offing J s BLLY FURY bon Ap 7, 94 HAYLEY MLLS bon Ap la, 946 EDEN KANE bon Ma Zg, lst2 Copyight 203 PoQuest LLC All ights eseved

23 GEMN W y2 to June 20 PAUL MteA RT"N EY,boJuna 84442,l - MARRGE f Paul Watch Paul McCatney this yea! Like most people bon unde' Gemini, Paul thives' on change and can't stand doing the same old things fo long The sky is clealy the limit fo lucky Paul, whose Gemini gifts of quick-wittedness and talent help him to be one of the geat entetaines if Paul is thwated in his desie fo change, can tell him that he uns the isk of becoming estless Some people may find Gominis like Paul fa too citical and analytical They could be annoyed by the Gemini tendency to doubt things-and dealists will egad Geninis as too concened about pactical and mateialistic things i PREDCT that Paul McCatney will may this yea, CLLA OFF TO 9MEiiCA s Cilla Black (bon May 27, 943) uneliable - as ae some othe Geminis? Definitely noti t is just that with he Gemini thist fo changes Cilla uns the isk of becoming estless PREDCT that Cilla Black may be lost tó Ameica befoe next Febuay NE ' B BY fo John Like most Libans, John Lennon needs enthusiastic encouagement n ode to do his best But what a best' am bound to say that the signs unde his bithdate -Octobe 9, 940-indicate that ho may not at times be the easiest of people to get along with But John will always attact a full shae of affection because of his exceptional qualities ' PREDCT that he can expect to hea he is to be a fathe again BG DEAL f: Ru go Of all the Beatles, say that Ringo Sta is the one who has definitely decided what he wants to achieve, that is typical of those of his sign, Cance Ringo is to me the eal swinge of the goup He's putting behind him that Cance tend towads ndecision and hesitation YOU SHARE GEMN WTH PAUL find that you Gemini poop"c ae amoñg the most intelligent --constantly wanting to know moe about eveything Like Paul, you can be too analytical --some would call t citical Ambitious, not an idealist, all fo the good things in life that's you! ; RSK fo Geog e The key to Geoge Haison (bon Feb 25, 943-a P i scea n) lis that ho loves animals, as many do Likewise, show Geoge someone who has been had done by-and sympathy will shine fom him want to tell Geoge to listen moe to what his nstincts tell him is ight Guad against becoming emotionally confused PREDCT that Geoge Haison will face the isk of being diveted fom what ho believes is ight fo him Nevetheless, Cance people like Ringo, who was bon July 7, 940, ae quick to notice when they'e being teated unfaily They can be contay whoa peeved! PREDCT that Ringo Sta will make a business deal apat fom the Beatles this yea Howeve, you have a geat capacity fo had wok and you stand to Rain exta ewads though this You type is in demand as teaches, jounalists, matons and secetaies PRTDCT that someone s'ou hive admied will eveal a high opinion of you

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25 That's 3 35 CANCER (June 20 July 2) -newm ; t ADAM FATH bon Juno 23, 940 Adam scoes with an old song Have a Cance type like Adam Faith as a fiend and you cannot fled a moe loyal peson quick of wit and a good sense of humou With othe people of his sign, Adam shaes the tendency to be vey sensitive and athe etiing Thee ae times when they want to be noticed So t would neve be vey had-given the ight appoach-to pesuade him to como fowad When necessay, Cance people like Adam, get thifty end can be teible n ange n the yea ahead, feel Adam will have the poblem of how to divide his time between acting end singing He will be busy, but he should take cae to look alte himself foesee poblems with his back PREDCT that Adam Faith will not yea make a film that will not only be a big box office success but have a geat deal of damatic foce PREDCT that n 965 he will have a big disc hit with a evival of an old song F YOUR SGN Nobody but NOBODY else -,like you Geneous Sensitive Shy And knockout fo omance You don' t like peopleto think that you eniactioo`n the cente of But th e you do ' ` Mind coy, if omance o anything else fo the matte f go smoothly and you set become btangy petty contay you This S CANCER, TOO easily lead* to exteme iitability and peevisbneaa unlets b k asp Youtempe well de contol a any Cance subject knows-this isn't esyl What faults?ndeciyou u`dlo sentient hesitation But a ove this initial hudleu you go you way with geat eal of will powepeseve- d ance Both Vigo and - ji BUT JOHN No wondo the Seaches -the ae so big stas show they ae bound bel Fo to Cance people like Jackson Tony (bon July 6, 960) always go well with Vigo people-and thee ae two Vigos in the Seaches, John McNally (bon Aug 30, 94) and Chis Cutis (bon Aug 26, 962) Being unde Cance, Tony bims t known fan that you make good nnu es, nages, catees and and usually good tailos bewae of woying too much PREDCT that s tnhm mmancome head to a this month!predctet annoying ate hdemtcan * 7 u, L Cance have blessed the Seaches WLL BE ove with feeling He is geneous, vey sensitive-pehaps a little shy sometimes And hee's an odd thing about Cance people: they have lots of "funny little ways" and yet they can also be absolute stickles fo "the done thing", fo convention The Seaches ae lucky to have two Vigo people in John and Chisfo they ae the types who always wok well witty othes ntelligent, methodical, they have the ability to choose successfully Mike Pende, (bon Ma 3, 942) being unde Pisces, fits in easily with the team Pisceans ae extemely fiendly people Mike makes a good listene, ties had at eveything he does Plsceans ae quite good at business They can inspie geat things, paticulaly fom Cance subjects n fact, the Seaches' signs make TEMPTED TO QUT vey good combinations and togethe will bing them geat success PREDCT that befoe the yea's end John McNally may be tempted to pull out of the goup PREDCT that the Seaches will enjoy even geate success and that these will lagely be thanks to Mike Pande PREDCT that two discs of theis will hit the chats togethe vey soon BORN UNDER VRGO P THS S Nickname* like "egg -heed" would ac e tall you and "bainy' deame You fo me you Because down o eath fo that nomally people bon unde he aims of Vigo uyee You daobtckin ntelliamt, vey thodlml be, and have highly developed discimination PREDCT s that put t weight inclined that in the `mum whethe anyone coming month You wall VRGO (Aup 220 Sept 2 SEAN CONNERY bon Aug 25, 930 HE'LL RVAL CARY Wheneve meet Seen Conney, am stuck by how typical he is of Vigo people down-toeath, matte-of-fact intelligent and business -like He loves to give his full end undivided attention to one thing at a time You could neve call Sean a deame ntensely pactical, he needs eveything down n black -and-white befoe he will accept it PREDCT that Sean Conney will develop into a big sta on the lines of Cay comedy PREDCT that by the end of next yea he will be nominated foe film awad PREDCT that he will have a baby daughte within the next 8 months FOR YOU have to make an impotant f decision PREDCT that mm you emnmt w<e he akm uvv +hh an PREDCT that now is the to ou supei` n f o won`of 4 > ou competence LEO (July 22 e Aup 2» BLLY J bon Aug 9, 93 HS NEXT No Billy J Kame was ban unde Leothe sign that poduces people whose object is to bing happiness and benefit to othes n this Bill is uttely typical His elms ae so high that have to tell him they may take some time to achieve Leo people ee extemely fank and open-sometimes those who ae less so find this itating Bill's job means a geet deal to him-much moe than most in his position But a wod of waning' He should bewae of suggestions to team with anothe es pefomes t would be a bad mistake PREDCT that he will be hitting the headlines stongly in Septembe PREDCT that he will have a ecod at No 2 o No 3 n Octobe and top the chats next Febuay a- Jt f you shae Leo with Billy You noticed how people seem to talk Have d talk and talk when you'e aound? ladly giving you a chance to get a wod n edgewaysf fhai a pou begtaolt You n extemely sympathetic, vey faithful and in a bit t why people fd you such caeneou mavellous You' capleoable ofeef v eply fo oganises, offices, PREDCT that an obstacle at w ok wi deb/ You but you'll ovecome it PREDCT that you may be tempted to ove -spend HENZ RONNE BENNETT bon July 24, 942 bon Aug 9, 945 TOMMY QUCKLY bon July 7,945

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28 LhBRA? (Sept - -- ROti CE BUT NO CLFF bon Oct, 840, STRNGS MKE BERRY bon Se t 2, 942, 4 4 Cliff Richad is vey tue to his bith sign of Liba, being well-balanced, efined, and stongly atistic should tell those close to him that they will always find Cliff difficult to fool Cliff, like many Libans, has an inbon sense of intuition upon which he can usually ely, believe you will find, Cliff, that the oide you get, the moo you scope will expand This s tue of many Libans Fo as they go along, they tend to lean less on the advice of othes, gaining moe and moe confidence in thei own thoughts and feelings Cliff has geat geneosity and a vey keen sense of knowing when to come fowad and when to melt into the backgound PREDCT that Cliff Richad's next film will be a smash hit and that he will scoe again in a musical stage show aound next sping PREDCT that omance will come his waybut do not yet see signs of maiage e - -h MANFRED MANN bon Oct 2 94 Hctnou n the way FRANK FELD bon Nov 30, 937, Gey Masden s absolutely typical «of Liba people, in that he is a happy and hamonious type - gifted with stong atistic ability Tho stas make Gey (bon Septembe 24, 942) a natual leade of a goup, fo Libans ae well-balanced with the knack of making othes get on easily togethe Kindness is one of Gey's stongest points,; as with othes of his sign feel that he has a sensitivity, an inbon cuiosity and a sympathetic feeling which should make him vey much tuned into the futue am ight, Gey? PREDCT that Getty Masden will be invited to, take pat in the next Royal Vaiety Show HANK MARVN bon Oct'28,,,t94 KATHY KRBY bon Oct 20, 940 F YOU'RE LBRA, LOOK HERE find that you Libyans ae among the most likeable of people, You attact affection easily and enjoy being in the cente of things One thing must wan you of: because you enjoy affection, you may un the isk of lacking just that little bit of toughness which life sometimes demands PREDCT that someone you espect will put you in touch with a vey influential peson PREDCT that you may clash with a stong-minded peson on a mino issue and advise you to have patience, RAY CHARLES hon Sept 23, 932

29 SCORP!' (Oct 23 to Nov 2) FREDDE bon Nov 4, 940 SPLT N GR UT' o - t = Nee take Scopio people like Feddie Gaity lightly They have moe concealed powe than most people --a powe ntensified by thei extemely shewd judgment of people Feddie has geat detemination coupled with a boundless ambition-and that is a petty stong combination like most Scopios, (Feddie is vey positive about doing eally well whateve he sets out to achieve and find that he is mmensely capable You could not find a moe wondeful fiend than Feddie vey loyal as ae most people bon unde his sign Coss someone close to him-and you will meet a vey fomidable foe indeed Scopio people ae vey disceet, You can always tust them with a secet PREDCT that Feddie will face a cisis in his goup, with one of his team wanting to beak away PREDCT that he will find himself among the top thee whee an awad is concened some time next winte Blonde in Bian's life! Bian Poole, who was bon Nov 2, 94, is a tue Scopio in that he i9 vey cautious He possesses geat stength of mind Scopio people ae always extemely fascinating to othes with many attactive qualities and Bian is no exception, would, howeve, wan Bian - and othe Scopios - to guad against envy Envy has geat destuctive powes and the only way to wad it off is to avoid situations whee unfai compaisons might be made PREDCT that Bian Poole will shotly be shaing his wok with an attactive blonde, bon unde Cance You'e Scopio, toop i find that you Scopio people contain inside youselves moe stength of pupose than utme give you cedit fo believe that you ae not always cedited with this quality because you tend to use it caefully and in modeation This is as it should be, fo must tell you that thee ae times when you could be the cente of jealousy Continue to ely on you maked judgment and undestanding of othes-and the dange will be aveted PREDCT that n an ;impotant pat of you life you will achieve moe than you expected and be able to enjoy life geatly SAGTTARRJS L, (No 22 to Dec 20) DAVE CLARK bon Doc is, 942 i i -- -, 39 JEab N N Dave Clak like so many Sagittaians, has an uncanny instinct about people He undestands othes so well that at times he uns the isk of showing that he has powe ove them And sometimes othe people can esent this, especially f' they have anything to hide Dave belongs to the instinctively happy and optimistic typo of peson With those Closest to (himself, he can be the most demonstative of people That is tue of most Sagittaians He has geat detemination and would face temendous odds to achieve his goal His vast enegy helps in this Vey independent in natue, finds it easy to expess himself PREDCT that Dave Clak will have a long and lasting omance PREDCT that he will emege as an atist in his own ight do not mean that the DC5 will beak up Quito the contay; his success will make the goup stonge e bnwneyed patne Benda Lee, who was bon Dec,, 944, shaes with some othe Sagittalans the tendency to be a bit of a ebel! He oiginal appoach to situations, coupled with he liveliness and stength of pupose, sometimes bing he into conflict with less able people They soon find that she will book no intefeence Sagittaians like Benda have such a geat zest fo living that they un the isk of being called selfish This is not so and when the isk is ealised, know that they can always coect this PREDCT that Benda Lee will make No with a "B" side PREDCT that in he wok she will team up with someone with bown eyes and the initial "A", Hey Sagittaius! You tun find that you Sagittaians ae much in demand because you always look on the bight side Witty, cheeful, you can enjoy immense populaity The people that you accept as fiends find you vey loyal and undcgtanding On the othe hand, people who stike you as foolish o deceitful can get the shap end of you tongue only too easily 'REDCT that demands will be tsade of you and fom them you will enjoy consideable ewads PREDCT that someone close will bing you geat delight

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31 JL_ J Fo the Hollies the 'bits and pieces' add, up to a 5,000 sound, says Dick Tatham The Hollies,, Five of 'em 'in' guys Big on the scene Much eckoned Gaham: he's leade Tall, slim, thick thatch of bown hai Buzzsaw enegy Pesonality: bubbling, bit cazy Tony: could be 'Gaham's bothe Looks like him Same height, colou - THE HOLLESleft to ight, Bobby Elliott (dums), Eic Haydock (bass guita), Jay Vickes (oad manage), Allan Clake (lead vocal), Tony Hicks (lead guita), Gaham Nash (hythm guita) ing, pesonality Says biggest influence on caee is dink Allan: good-looking and wants to be a millionaie: But soy, gils, he's gone Wed last Mach Eic; seems shy at fist Late switches on highs -wattage gin and stats to talk Deep Plays chess Bobby: goup's only blond f you'e game to listen, will talk dums non-stop fo a week So those ae the boys But what of thei music? What do they do to get the sound that goes into the discs that send 'em high n the chats? Hee's what might give you a slight idea The guita stood in a cone of the dessing oom Bight gleam fom its gold plate Dak gleam fom its woodwok t shouted money "Not mine," said Gaham Nash "Tony icks's Gctsch 280" He mentioned the figue like you o me saying we had just paid fifteen bob fo a plastic mac ginned at the thought said, "The mid -sixties will go down in show biz histoy as the Golden Age of Gea Thee have cetainly been some changes made since the days when skittle goups wee gafting aound u ith thity -bob guitas, washboads and tea-chest basses And who knows whee it will all end? "Evey time you look ound the gea is at a new high Moe poweful Moe technical Moe fantastic in pice" "lse 22 -yea -old leade of the Hollies elaxed his long, lean figue in a chai He said, "Thee's no way out You want to be at the top-you need the gea "t is as much a pat of ou stoy as any playing ability we may have As vital as the numbes we choose" The lollies and thei gea t wasn't easy to get the stoy of it-since all five of them and heaven knows how many moe people wee milling aound in a dessing oom oughly the size of a lage phone booth But hee ac the bits and pieces picked up Foe, unne of the Hollies was the )dtas Gaham fomed the goup about two yeas ago ine-up also included Allan Clake and Eic Haydock of the pesent goup They had thee second-hand guitas- 80 each Thee small amplifies-c40 each new Othe items (like tanspot and unifoms) bought total coot of gea to about 600 Most of the gea was on '-paents acting as guaantos, "Ou folks didn't mind," says Gaham "Only too glad to see us off the steets We paid off the P petty fast "Maybe we ween't much known outside Mancheste-hut we still eal ned 20 a night Thanks to the gea" The goup became the Hollies in Decembe 962 (At Chistmas: hence the name Soon aftc_ they decided to up the gea "We needed bette guitas fo faste playing and iche tone We got Fendes 75 each "We needed stonge amps-'cos the old ones used to shake like cazy when vc stepped up the volume We paid 05 fo new ones" Last yea the Holies lashed out on thei own mike system to use on balloom dates, Also on a new van Also on new unifoms They don't know the total cost of thei gea today They say it's between 4,000 and 5,000 Goup's lead guitaist is Tony lucks le joined them shotly befoe the page 55 4 "But can get the same sound on my one nightes?'"

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33 , REVEWS BY MAFGARET HNXMAN The Bagee ('L) Hay H Cobett and wites Ray Gallon and Alan Simpson put too Much "Steptoc" into this lanky talc Becket (A) As Heny and Beckett, Pete O'Toole and Richad Buton commix! all attention A supeb duel of acting talent: Bad Ot Cineama (U) Memoable moments font pevious Cincama featues Still stiing The Caetake (A) Haold Pintes's tall tale of a tamp and two odd bothes; billiantly acted, bul monotonous to watch Chalk Gaden (U) Lush and lavish "weepic" in which Deboah Ke puts the healing fluente on testy teenage, Hayley Mills Cleopata (A) Elizabeth Taylo queens it o e Rcx Hason and Richad Buton in the most spectacula "spectacula" eve Distant Tumpet (A) A \Westen with gusto and a tedious Toy Donahue as the heo Evil 0 Fankenstein (A) Anothe chilly chapte in the adventues of the mad Baon and his monste Good, guesome fun Fall Of The Roman Empie (U) Stunningly mounted Roman epic, with Alec Guinness stealing the acting honous fom Sophia loen, Stephen Boyd and Chistophe Plumme Finest Hous (U) A vigoous and imaginative documents tife of Winston Chuchill Damatically and histoically compelling Fench Dessing (A) lealush folic about a staid Bitish seaside esot that goes Gallic Gil With 'Geen Eyes (X) Rita Tushingham, touchingly ish, and in love with Pete Pinch Newcome Lynn Red - gave almost steals he limelight, Global Affai (A) Bob Hope plays papa to an abandoned baby A gooey affai! How The West Was Won (U) Mammoth, sta-studded Cine ants hose opea The ncedible Jouney (U) s Spilg ahéád in sh,oé fáshion With the NEW )4-\\Tii6 S )ings i Ps POYNTS Style $47 _ Two dogs and a cat embak on a hazadous jouney acoss Canada Disney adventue t's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Wold (U) A Cineama chase to find a fotune, with a mixed cast of comics and automobiles, Law Of The Lawless (U) Still on the side of the angels, Dale Robet on of TV's "Wells Fao" upholds the law in a Westen touble spot You won't be boed! Lawence O Aabia (A) Don't miss this vivid movie Pete O'Toole heads a stong cast Long Day's Jouney nto Night (A) Poweful tagedy of family conflict, memoably stipped bae by Kathaine Hepbun, Ralph Richadson and Dean Stockwell An expeience athe than an entetainment' Man n Tho Middle (A) Gipping, though wody, detection - cum -tial melodama with Robet Mitchum Man`s Favouite Spot (U) Rock Hudson takes a omantic beating fom Paula Pentiss in a comedy which should be funnie than it is Night Must Fall (X) Albet Finney in cacking fom as the Welsh toy who takes a kill to the, ladies he fist chams Nightmae (N) Mude, madness and dity wok in dak coidos The Nuity Pofesso (U) High -style clowning fom Jey!M Cilístls Style NU e, PNS CNSLS sn W _!Jig, 43 Lewis in a lunatic "Jeky -and - Hyde" folic One of his best The Quick Gun (A) Rousing, outine Westen to which Audie Muphy mops up the bad men; with satisfying speed Seven Daya ln May (U) 'Geneal" But Lancaste attempts to ovethow the Ameican Pesident but fails to eckon with "Colonel" Kik Douglas 633 Squadon (A) Cliff Robetson and Geoge Chukiis in an authentic talc of watime heoism in the ai, The Sky Above-The Mud Below (A) Documentay ecod of an expedition into the inteio of New Guinea Natue in the 'aw, both butal añd beautiful Tammy And Tho Docto (U) Sanda Dec is the homespun "Pollyanna" who speads sweet - nets and light as thick as molasses Thoe Lives Of Thomasina (U) A Disney "chame" about a small gil and a mamalade cat in Scotland The adults-patick McGoohan and Susan Hampshie-have a tough tinte compeing West Of Montana (A) Whimsical Westen, shot on action hut stong on chamnotably that of Kei Dullea, the "D avid And Lisa" boy Woman Of Staw (A) Released fom James Bond -age, Scan Conney plays a wellheeled cad with cime and Gina Lollabigida on his mind 'The elastic -sided fashion f, = shoes in the latest styles f you like clastic-sided shoes o boots, you'll go fo the new Cst á't a Denson Spinges Fine Chisels, Fine, 7 Poyilts o Classics thee's a style that's t n" utl -, just ight fo you in a choice of leathe i` -- d _- --- (in black, bown and up - to- the - minute _ a 'shaded' colous) o in soft ich suede 44 to -, - 63/ Beat boots fom 79/ Ste the latest shoe tl styles on the Denson Style Selecto at you neaest,+ Denson Fashion Shoe Cente and choose you favouite t style quicke and easie than eve befoe Send a postcadgm k - - lit today fo a fee copy of the Spint; Bochue, showing the'_---;:-=-----) latest Denson styles, and the name of you neaest stockist, to: D Senke E Son Ltd, Dept: R, Kingsland Road, London E2 D S' - LEADERS OF FASHON N SHOES FOR MEN ' slay moos aql un

34 44 45 MKE GRANT REPORTNG ON ROLLNG STONES, ELVS, YARDBRDS, CLLA, PENNES aumme Chalie Watts tendeed his esignation fom the Rolling Stones ecently-but he has been pesuaded by his colleagues to think again Consequently, Chalie will emain with the Stones Although ho and the ant of thew goup ae close blends ith each othe, he did not feel on the same plane musically Chalie's nteests ange wide, hon -and -ti to the Ameican Civil Wa But he has at odd that he is not happy with the type of le the Stones ae playing Nevetheless, Chalie was ight to change his mind about leaving At this stage a chango n good thing fo' the goup His etaction show, he has thei beet inteests at heat Mauice Wooduff's pediction on page 26 that Elvis Pesley will may late in the yea, pompted me to send my Hollywood mate acuttling ound to see f Pbeslny is pepaing fo matimony yet Back came a cable that Elvis told a(en ecently: "Thity's beginning to sound mighty ofd to and that's mining up me' He'ss been keeping company with d gils n addition n egulas Ann-vies-stet and Pesona Beaulieu But the only concsaion he's so fa towads domestica - non is to diect his whopping -by adio telephone-fom o the back f a huge Rolla Royce! One of Me most melting gttetiad sounds-of his goup scene is at the Cawdoddy Rhythm -and - Blocs club in Richmond, Suey Hee the Yadbids hold cout evey Sunday night 've been left cold and un - d by CavenUnable to gasp atmosphee of London's Scene But the Ydbitds (making fiends with a gazelle at the Zoo, below) have made the Cawdaddy un 'alled mecca fo modem music The goup has the s same as the g Stoessot, though they se e close to thei audience When excitement eaches feve pitchusually duing "Smoke Suck Lightning -dances shake font the aftes! Styles The gil, ac spedali g in white ankle socks and slippes, pleated skits and nitialled sweates and pigtails Theemight have been fustated pop singe i g the jubilant West Ham team that caied home the Cup fom thei Wembley match with Peston Fo Bian Poole onceplayed fo West Ham's junio 0 am and had smbitionsindeed, evey chance-of gaduating! "But went mad on the singing kick,' ginned Bian He has quite a spoting ecod As a schoolboy cickete he was hailed as billiant He was pttain of hie school team d fo bowling eleven wickets fo eightw tee a newspape made o a special awad He was also the backstoke swimming ehampioa of lfod, and epesented lfod et wate polo A keen basket -ball playe he spends spae Thusday evenings keeping in tim -his bothe Athu coaches When ex -Shadow len Semwell wote "Move it", Cliff Richad's fist hit, he gave himself e "pension" fo hie etiement fom the goup The five -yea-old song still ans Samwell week in oyalties ELe What does hist Defoe he tackles singlehanded h dozen of the, n wold's biggest cook, all with himdistinct advantage ve -they'e amed o d he The ensue: he figs inlils football pools O plays some bgspcn little pee take bike SenConb fied on 7 pesoni- the s boke off filming "Goldfinge" to tell me: "Wheneve 've got a big coning up do eveythingve lam foget ell it happens " study the and points of iectio ns a day in Then take my mindoff the joce b "t Cilia Black was telling me the othe day how aim bat, an acute attack of neves and tensove a tithe coffeewe backstee age Londag Palladium whee she is cuently appeaing in the summe "The fist time walked into ecoding studio had hak, she giggled couldn't sing--/ Jost enty to let myself go d sceam llal,,, "- ; T My ecoding manage Geoge few hous-duing which Matin put an empty Paul thought he had been mdio toletnlooºe infected-finges wee kept "When things don't go tightly cossed until the g ight at othe times and find Beatles' octo gave an all - myself getting angy, make dea a beeline fo the neaest set Roy told me: " took Roy of dums Thee's no bette Deweyne to see the boys way to give youself confidence they ae spinal than by belting a dum!" fiends of his Of couse, we didn't know at the time that Sh lei ey Eaton, now wok- he had chicken -pox t would ing with Sean Conney have been mighty expensive d Hono Blackman in f they'd been laid up, too" the neat James Bond thille "Goidnnge et Hollywood H waiting fo Pinewood, le being nought the big bang when "slice guy" by Hollywood poduces Richad Chambelain blows to be publicised his top and stats acting o dainty Anita beg" p like eveyone else in Movie City Cal Pekins was yek at a dance one night when a Fee when he isn't filming o ecoding, Dick s ushed in font of the stage shouted appeaances, to his patne: Keep off my film confeences and photo blue su ede shoes sessionsone Recalls Cal: "This impessed me so much - diecto who has had a his stutold tellingguy his gil Oct to me "Dickof e neve dity his shoes-that copative lain couldn't get t out of my mind "Maybe he doesn't know couldn't sleep that night and wote a song about the edden "Blue Suede Shoes" since became ock emate, ElElvisn Pesley'sey's v being pehaps the Thiteen te m p havem ecoded the numbe and has eaned Cal a fotune Roy Obtson, six -yea -old son, Roy Dwaync, vey neatly put the Beatles out f action fo couple of weeks The eason: afte visiting them he found he had chicken - pm! Thee was constenation in the Bettie camp when Rot spoe wee diagnosed Fo a QUOTE OF THE MONTH that to be a sta aound he has to bc tempeamental-f only to avoid getting stepped on!' Dance Patick Ke of R SG fame s taking singing lessons He hopes to banch out es a singe - dance n the autumn and tou is being lined up fo him Atist Robet Pecival has completed a potait of the Swinging Blue Jeans -t now hangs n Livepool' Welke At Galley, Don't you think that the Fou Pennies ate as the most handsome up-andcoming goup? Seache Chis Cutis tells e- "My maied colleagues ae making sue thei futue is secue Give them fifteen yea and they'll he managing a goup malted Sena Of The Seaches, Wonde f they'll want e middle-aged dumme?" a - A -,,, Reach fo omance with italiana exciting new nailenamels! dg enticing talian colou* fom s hiºpaing pink to golden bonze-wicked by moonlight, den4e- 'bhthae thobbing v' tileditanc excitement 3'656 a Acid an t BesTopTcn inithwete talian at you fingetips eo n,, costa eofae sv t, c s nc Ae you the Belle of the Bun -ups? Os yea go fo ion -up Tonyº nil take you fo ham -ups end bay you black jackets though they newt wea tan -cape? Then, to win the ocky heat of you faoudte ocke, you need a mile fom Gadon-Moo e,he cosmetic toothpaste that polishes you teeth bight s a headhpp, hnit you gums a athe -stopping pink SMALL BUST? MORE BUST? jonlyj 20f POST k FREE t THS 8RA l NATURE \* HELPS Whethe natue has faded to elve you me hut you euute o if mpg tnn list= ey w etmuut`h mwts me :Z;:nlivT'wm ^ WHAT S PLATFORM PADDNG[ The secetorwfaem tle foam hanin mu,ty,h< a the wheetle mueted most in the cente and too the Peds ema in des c eedy ou m,eh Money efunded unw miss i s, ai anie JeGLAMOURLNE LTD

35 e o l t's that Beetle gil, Boyd, weaing a nun shinemo n o beams linen - weave dess timmed with Cluny lace Fom Samuel Shemañ a Dolly -ocke ange Choaso you colou fom Fiona, pink, blue o tuquoise Sizes 0-4 Pice La aa 4 Rl ) Matelot-etyo by day, sophistication at nigh t leaolla mea a on inactice sing a ound neoked daw eadyy fo you favouite ieley BY Line' Desses t conea n navy, tan and yellow- Siea lee la Pattie Boyd again this time ó s weeingdeedemboi n s gingham with a white and colla F om bib hemasj Dollyke ange n blue/ geen o ecaint/ geen gingham 04 Pice CS ea! l A button -though ecal dess with a line and the lat atest tand-away colla highlighted with while stitching Made by Global Desses n pink, blue, chacoal and : : WHAT TO WEARg _ n FOR d HUD DUY'SNGHT Size 2y Pice? Only L2 as ltd i a e Y " ; ; Got an awful lot of living to do? Take you pick fom these pacemakes You'll be cool enough to keep the boss happy at wok and eady to move staight off on that swinging date-it could be to see fhel film

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37 `,,ty*,' Mje'-'tl+'x,nc d f,il 0 T '-Mj9595:0 af '7fi n6s,- swing into 49 COLOUR CAMERA FOR UDDER - Moe and moe people ae taking colou pictues today Fo, with a bit of cae, anyone c;25 take colou pictues with any camea -yes, even the cheapest! 3 Dayton explains Don't be fightened by the cost Look at it this way, Say fom one black & white ollfilm you got 6 negatives woth pinting Pints can cost 9d each, so that s 6 times 9d, equalling ts Add 3s 9d fo the film phis 2* fo pocessing it That's 7s 9d; o 5- lid pe pictue, Now fo 36s 9d you can take 36 colou tanspaencies Cost pe pictue: is Old Of couse, if some of the tanspaencies ac duds, some of that 36s 9d is wasted But a bette camea will help you avoid dud pictues How? BECAUSE bette cameas have bette lenses, giving moetueto-life colou with moe detail -impotant if you want to sceen yoce colou tanspaencies: - And also BECAUSE bette cameas will take colou pictues when the light' is too dim o even too bight fo -cheape cameas f you camea has no passed enough light on to the film ("unde-exposue"), the colous will be too dak_ f it has passed too much light ("ove-exposue") the colous will be washy -washy Bette cameas contol the light in two ways By saying the light that can pass though the LENS Think of a pin -hole punched though a bit of cad Not much light could pass though that Make the hole lage -and moe light will come though Bette cameas indicate toa much light the lens is passing by what's called the " numbe 5'Ou3 ace "f" numbes stamped en the lens mounting The smalle the "" numbe, the moe light the lens will pass So at "28" the lens will pass moe light than at "f63" The othe way of contolling the light it by vaying the SHUTTER SPEED Evey time you shoot, the shutte opens momentaily and lets the light on to the film Obviously, the longe the shutte stays open, the moe light gets to the film Shutte speeds ee usually maked on bette cameas in factions of a second A shutte speed of 50th of a second will let in moe light than,25th To sum up: to take the best colou pictues you camea needs a LENS with a choice of "" settings o a continuously astable "" setting and as many SHUTTER SPEEDS as you can affod Now, thee ae 20 ouneas between 5 and [;0 Which fs ight fo you? 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38 doosas to lí DR ÍLÁR l<0'a N CE f ` ` t t : n'v 7 Shé was silent, and much too seious fo a gil out fo an eveñing of fun%that same mystey was still botheing he,: "What's' the a?swe, Denise? Who al'e:you? What ae y it Begins this month-the most hdat-waming love stoy of the yea By NORMAN DANELS ' f}w ók 40 JAMES KLDARE, MD, of Blai Geneal Hospital, was soaking up as much sight as possible the te; b'un es he'dd takenout his uy day A t ll, quite handsome young man, fai-haied, with gey -blue eyes, he walked slowly, because thee wee too many times when be had to move vey fast, Suddenly aid came steaking of the uses' domitoy and one look at he face was enough to infom him that somethingd dastic had happen She o him, and then pinted a the domitoy while het jaws woked, but no sound came fom he thoat LLUSTRATON BY JON DAVS Kildae put hand on he shoulde, gipped it tightly "Take it easy now Get you beath Easy " Shc gulped, and bluted outi "Gil in thee Room 203 she's killed heself, Docto!" "A student nuse?" Kildae asked in dismay and supise "How? Whee is she?" " don t know, Docto n the ive, suppose All found was the note she left" "Show it to me" " just dopped it on the floo in he oom, but it tells whee she wants o be buied and it asks eveybody o fogive he " 203' Kildae epeated, and went up the domitoy fast as he could The of 203 was open and he spotted the note on the floo as soon as he enteed He ead it swiftly tious couch ofindign 'ion, u beg you padon, Docto " A gil stood in the dooway She woe a ty -cloth o ti d at the waist He hai was awy d he held a showe v in he hand She smelled of soap and newly applied cologne He held up the lette " don't know the na of the gil who has this oom, but well this note it's The gil gave a cy, eached hd fo he sha p d ipped it to piece She had touble contolling he teas "t's all a silly mistake Really, Docto 'm thooughly ashamed of myself" t didn't ead like a silly ke,' "s[ Kildae said gently f thee's anything can do to help " She ade a quick dab at he eyes with a lightly knuckled nsc"you'e Docto Kildae, He shilled "That's ight" "Docto Kildae pobably know all about how lonely a gil feels when she' way fom home fo the fist time in he life" Kildae looked at he Without lipstick, ouge o eye make-up, this gil was e: p- tional He hai was fai,like c his own and she had the bluest of eyes He featues wee egula enough,w but shaped so thatshe undei ably cum - not as quite beautiful, but not fa fom it She looked somewhat olde than the aveage taining, butthat could be an illusion "You wote it in a fit of the blue s that what you'e tying to tell me?" he asked 'Yes One night was exhausted You know how we'e woked Second only to intens Well, came offtdduty d suddenly wanted be home again, with my aunt and uncle They'e all have and missed them:' "Well: Kiidoee said, "okay you hope now us do, Docto suppose men, too, gow oncy at time07 se cue do Look know a pefect cue fo what ant both of us Tday get paid 'm st l as had up as n was was an inten, though egad that money as meshing to be spent fast and the s no moe satisfying way spend it has petty gil How about it?she "Why, Docto said, "'m flatteed 'm only a fin[ yea student " " know," he said, with one of his infectious gins "Thee's only one specie any lowe, and that's an We could We might," he studied he citimlly,a "come to like one pothe bit, and get id of some of this loneliness that seems to be bugging us" said go can beeady att sevn "You do believe me when say that note has no meaning, Docto?" He nodded cheefully "Sue cetainly don't see any psychotic impulses show- ing on you" At the doo he paused "Would you mind telling me You name?" "'m Denise Landon" tied out the "Denisetwine, "Umm

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42 THE GOLDEN AGE OF GER page 4 Palophone test which led to thei fist disc ("Ain't i'hat Just Lille Me"-May 963) le is 9 Stated playing when he was eleven-having paid a schoolmate a pound fo a home-made guita , 280 The pice -tag stoy of his guitas 's somehing like that " aleady have a 220 Gibson steeo," he told me "Now 'm tying out this 280 Gctsch" "Which do you eckon you'll keep?" asked "Dunne Both, maybe" Tony's top thee guita points: clea sound; fast action; good tone He changes the stings on a guita about once a month Takes about an hou He checks them with a pitch pipe Eic iaydock is the Hollies' bass guitaist He plays a six -sting ende 70 He is 2, Been playing fou yeas Bobby Elliott eplaced Don Rathbone as goup dumme in Septembe 963 He came fom the Fentones (Long befoe, he had been with Tony Hicks in the Dolphins) His folks have a goce's shop in Bunley * Bobby's fist gea-aound the age of 4-was biscuit tins and old paint bushes He gaduated to a thity -bob, junk -shop snae dumthen paid his Sunday school 2 fo an old bass dum Big-time fo Bobby came at 7 with i 60 Pemie kit ("'d saved 40 Dad lent me 20") But the gea got moe golden with a 30 Tixon sec-which he had fo thee yeas-and then a supe-dupe 240 udwig which he got when he joined the Hollies Hee is the intenational aay you see on stage with Bobby today n font of him (fom Ameica) the 20 woth of Ludwigs: bass dum; big tonttom on floo, small tomtom on bass dum; snae dum On his ight: a 20 -inch cymbal (Ameican- 24) On his left: smalle cymbal (Swiss- l7) Also a pai of "high hat" foot cymbals (Bitish- 7 each) He beats hell out of the dums with oak sticks (Japanese -8s 9d a pai) Sticks wea out afte about a month Bobby caies plenty of spaes-including two he keeps on the bass dum in case he dops the ones he's using Geawise, the Holly who gets off lightest 's 22 -yea -old lead singe Allan Clake tiiow and then he plays hamonica These pocket jobs cost him ten bob each "But," he says, "'m not acting smat My hamonica is the one bit of gea which always gets lost" Vital to the Hollies is a man seldom seen by the fans He is 32 -yea -old ex -singe Jay Vickes, He is thei oad manage He says, "My job is to see they have nothing to woy about except going on and giving a pefomance" When the Hollies tou, he dives them about,500 miles a week He books thei hotels Oganises thei meals And he is esponsible fo seeing thei gea gets fom date to date Jay (2 yeas' expeience as a pefome) also checks on the goup's stage lighting He keeps spae plugs, leads and fuses Does simple electical epais Sets up the gea and secs all the sound is in go condition befoe a pefomance The goup have fou sets of stage suits (blue, maoon, gey, black) Also a sec bf casual wea These ac kept spux at same -day cleanes Seeing this gets done is just one moe of Jay's fobs How much moe golden will the Age of Gea get? asked the Hollies about the next stage Confeence, Then ageement as Gaham Nash said, "Amplified bass That could be all the age next" He pondeed a bit Then said, "Moe and moe gea Bigge and bette alt the time Yet when Allan and stated yeas ago as a double act-know ' what ou gea was then? Two hamonieasand two cadboad cases!" Geasy hal Deep Cleas Regula ` toalmen with `l \ Deep will do what no odinay shampoo ojm can -emove and { a a contol' excess goase Let Deep,t? Tee you hai's natual loveliness M F YOU HAVE PROBLEM HAR STOP JUST SHAMPOONG T l TREAT T NE'4Lf Danduff Theapy Thea cleas t com- pielely way Guouds against enewed all ack No Odinay shampoo can equal Theapy's teatment fomula, Lot Theapy give you hai tasting, oublle-tee beauty TESTED TRUSTED PROVED Deep and Theapy ae need and pescibed by hai -ewe spaclallsls and salons evey- whee Now they ao available stall pond chemists and atones You'll be so glad you paid the exta pennies fo beautiful hai PRODUCTS OF CHARLES BEDEMAN RESEARCH ORGANJSATON

43 = 56 LETTE Bickbats o bouquets, ave wants you lettes, and pays 2 guineas fo the best The addess: Lettes, ave, Towe House, Southampton Steet, London, WC2 Bitain is topsbut it won't last How long s this cuent Bitish dominance of the wold pop scone going to last? The Ameicans have fa moe esouces than the Bitiáh pop industy has They have moe potential talent to hit back with and they have the money to do it with 'm expecting to see Stateside atists ceeping back into the chats soon - Alan Bewste, London, S W You could be ight, Alan, but you can be sue that Bitish atist's ae going to fight had to hold thei lead Pete and Godon deny that the Beatles helped them get to the top with thei fist disc Yet they ecoded a Lennon -McCatney composidon And then ecoded anothe Beetle oiginal fo the follov-up Bit of a contadiction, think-mlchael Noty, Livepool We think they meant they ween't climbing on the Beads band -wagon, Michael Fathes who complain about thei daughte sceaming at the Beatles should see themselves at a football match As fo the motheis, 'm sue they stand longe outside a sale than fans do outside a booking office waiting to get tickets to see thei idols They shove twice as much too! Maianne Scott, Dundee One up fo you Maianne 'm glad that Cilla Blackisn't planning he life and 'caee down to the last minute ("Cilla Meets He Match' - ave No 4) Fa too many stas say they won't mix caee and maiage, but they usually do get maied and, divoced Cilla is being sensible and aking things as they - come --Gina Powell, Dalkellh, Midlothian We suspect maiage it still a long way off fo Cilla Cl tl 's populaity waning? Neve! Not if the sceams and applause he eceived when he appeaed hee last month wee anything to go by He seems much moe matue now and gives a vey balanced act which appeals to eveyone -Caol Chistie, Edinbugh We'e sue Cliff will be on the scene a long time asan allound entetaine How cissy can a male get? Hai lacque, powde, scent And hai that is fa too long t's the Middle Ages all ove again just can't sec how the boys who spend all thei money on clothes can have any fun And 'm not a squael-steve ant, Wem- bley, Middlesex Put it all down tó taste, Steve Live and let live A gil fiend, who is a epote, invited me backstage at the local theate to meet the Gene Pitney package But the manage efused to let me in Then Gene head about my plight and told the manage was the pesident of his fan club-which 'm not! As was shown though endless coidos back -stage, bumped into the Blue Jeans gasped as they all put thei ams aound me and asked if had enjoyed the show Late met Billy J Kame, the Remo Fou, the Escots and Gene Pitney who wee, all most polite, fiendly and sincee 5432' YEARS A! June 963: Cliff Richad's "Holiday Canival" opens at new Blackpool ABC theate, Mike Pickwoth, of the Sptngficlds, maies Saah Heane Juno Top disc: "Do You Want To Know A Secet?", Billy J Kame 962: Johnny Banette and Buce Channel tou Bitain Nelson Riddle on ten-day tou with Shiley Bassey Top Discs: "Good Luck Cham," Fivis Pesley; "Come Outside," Mike Same June 96: Gent Vincent makes plans to live'in Bitain Johnnie Ray opens in cabaet at Talk Of The Town Top disc: "Suende Elvis Pesley Juno 96: Tommy Steele maies dance Anne_ Donoughuc Adam Faith's "Neve Let Go" film pemieed in London Top disc: "Cathy's Clown," Evenly Bothes June 959: The late Mike Holliday meets his lifelong idol Bing Cosby in Hollywood Louis Amstong, aged 59, in hospital with pneumonia Top disc "A Fool Such As," Elvis Pesley That was one night shall neve foget Tiehla Young, Plymouth, Devon Last July, at a chaity cick t match, we met an unknown goup whose latest disc was "Mulbey Bush" Who wee they? The Dave Clak Five And we spent the whole aftenoon chatting to them, neve thinking that theywbuld be a top goup today When they wee topping the Palladium - bill, we met again, They emembeed the match and said it was the fist time Dave had won his now -famous D Kildae shit =Pat and Lesley, Enfield, Middlesex Any moe stoies of you with the famous? tnhch ONE, S TE BEATLE P ivy say that John Lennon and Pete Selles look allhko, but nealy all my fiends disagee Will you help me pove it, one way o the othe?- Diane Standley, Bounemouth, Hants Okay, so we've poved it But which way? How did Chalie Watts eve get tied up with the Rollin good- Stones? He is the onlyº looking one, the only one who bothes to dess sensibly x d the only one who smiles- Linda Coat, Sldeup, Kent Stand by fo some lage bickbats, Linda When is Joe Bown going, to have anothe hid Not that he needs one, he's so popula anyway, but it would be nice to think his talent and pesonality was ecognised by the ecod -buying public-pete Wallace, Dalington Yoks Joe says it would be nice to be back in the chats, but he't not too woied at the moment

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45 58 S A :VSE ammisl s 4i To TOP TEN TAPES lit, Lays Aso, Letchwoth, Ne,s, nntlosi hi- Mitt yew's ut+cip ton to Top To Outs This ds, e e to,ecn 0 Too Tn Tunes lot ty pat month Also enclosed is 0, fo this asoahls Tunes Totcl ous 5-, e NAME AoofESS L Ae you top of the chats when lit comes to show biz know-how? Ty this quiz and find out Full maks (30) give youself a Gold Disc Ove 25, a Silve Ove 20, you'd make the Top Ten Ove 5, bette luck with you next elease Ove 0, ty anothe abell TV What vocal goup wee featued in the last: "Putting On The Donegan" seies? 2 Which acto plays Mashal Matt Dillon in "Gunsmoke"? 3 Who was the oiginal "Man At Saint Maks"? 4 Which famous comedy team hosted "Big Night Out"? 5 Name Capt Amos Buke's assistants in TV's "Buke's Law"? 6 Which beat; show was televised in Switzeland ecently? 7 Sid James is cuently staing in what BBC seies? 8 What pesonality intoduces the "Detective" seies? 9 Name the two undecove agent heoes of "GS5" 0 What singe ecently appeaed in a play set in the West ndies? FLMS Who was "discoveed" to take the female lead in "The Bids"? 2 n Which film did Liz Taylo and Richad Buton appea as husband and wife? 3 Name the latest film in the 'successful "Cay On" seies? 4 Who played Guy Gibson in "The Dam Bustes"? 5 The Seaches made thei big sceen debut in what film? 6 Which actess has played opposite Sean Conney and Elsis Pesley? 7 Which famous acto is to take the title ole in "Lod Jim"? 8 Lance Pecival and William Rushton staed in what film? 9 Mike Sane staed in a film with Rita Tushingham Name it 0, Dois Day made the chats ecently with the title song fom what comedy? CHARTS Did Eddie Cochan have a backing goup on "Summetime Blues"? 2 What Bitish gil singe living on the Continent is now a big sta thee? 3 Paul Anka's fist disc was a million selle What was it? 4 Name thee fome membes of the Shadows 5 What was the Evely Bothes' last No P s 6 What old Patti Page hit did Alma Cogan ecently evive? 7 What famous jazz singe has ecoded a Beatles' composition? 8 Dionne Wawick and Leoy Van Dyke have ecoded what tunes with the same name? 9 What was the oiginal name of Gey and the Pacemakes? 0 What goup did Heinz ecod with befoe he went solo? ---- lupnuo,l, a,l-0 "UV saw ni ltm anpcly (40 7-L silvy aanuaiul-9 NdD7:uc,,l,-S '3'utlYxj tptll 'tunn pthmysajti GoL-- 'vuatt]--{ '2tAt'J vinlad-z vng ui?at vim -J no n liun J asufy c7axutliu syt jln patald 4,'o!*- :SLMYHO ',mtln(l aa:to auit,- 0' o!) ol» WJ Y-ó 'uyid 0a0 V,-t '4000 va,l-l 'it>apuv a xc?-q 'atxo 242jy KnptlnS,"(s L paai/n-7 up es0- 'sja xi/ ; Z 'uf t{-s- 'SYf : 7 N-0 ta aiad `Ja? An -ti 'salgvtj "0N-?',i!'cPLf,-L ',ºJ icpvvis tpa?f,-9 a7 ys aºsi u!,l atut»taq-s 'vtut;,l?uwfl pv a 9? --t, '!lud a!c-c -caull auñt-z J<vputa ul tal Sa3MSNd NE!! UOYER fo hai spay luxuy- eyday f LEQR Ai last! A luxuious" lanoliñych hét spay!toucan alt d to use evey dny Now cystal-clea CHANDAU costs only 43 t's economical too A little has all the holding powe you needs to hoop you favouite style heatiti Tufy n place hou alte hou Nev CHANDAU spay lees you hai sll,y softnita to touchy t bings you th added glamou of ftsdokcate Fench pefume, Now, be *We you hai 'cots lovely all day - cyday Qyaw Goo Hai Spay f u t 3! fnfile MO tláll " euyounowypataj clea CHANDAU hui, spnynowleachaasy a ' OsolCOntalne completo comes with a FREE HARBRUSH

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