The Sunday Times magazine - 28 September 1986

The Sunday Times magazine - 28 September 1986
Good condition for age - there is yellowing to page edges due to age

RELATIVE VALUES - Judge James Pickles and his daughter, actress Carolyn Pickles, talk about each other to Veronica Groocock
1½ pages

IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF MAO - Next month the Queen visits China. It's a country very different from the one which rose out of Mao's epic Long March 50 years ago. Simon Winchester retraces the steps of the founding comrades
11 pages

THE TALK OF TINSEL TOWN - Today's Hollywood producers are mostly faceless deal-makers who look after other people's money. Not Don Simpson: he still crashes cars and fires script-writers every Friday. He can afford to, for he and his partner Jerry Bruckheimer also seem to be film-makers with the golden touch of the old movie moguls
3¾ pages

PAMELA TUDOR-CRAIG - Stephen Pile meets Pamela Tudor-Craig, who is about to launch a television series on art in which the paintings really come alive
2 pages

BOB BRUNNING - "A life in the day of"
1 page

Full-page advertisement pages:
- Jaeger [2 pages]
- BMW [2 pages]
- Amstrad PC 1512 [2 pages]
- Bosch [2 pages]
- Porsche [2 pages]
- WH Smith [2 pages]
- Anglia Building Society
- Fiat Uno [2 pages]
- Ford [2 pages]
- Gauloises tobacco
- Royal Mail