TV Life magazine - Roger Moore cover (April 1975)

Very good condition for age - the "How to have a beautiful baby" pull-out (advertised on front cover) is not included and has been removed from the middle of the magazine (therefore pages 37-44 are missing from the magazine)

THE ROYAL LOVE-LETTERS THAT COULD HAVE ROCKED A THRONE - Edward VII's letters to 'wicked' Lillie Lantry. A chat with Mary Malcolm talking about her life in the shadow of 'Jersey Lily'
4 pages

CLODAGH RODGERS - Let us into the secrets behind her rings
2 pages

MIG RICHARDSON AND HUGH MORTIMER - "Meg and Hugh take the road to happiness"
The facts behind the Crossroads wedding of the year
2 pages

"YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE MAD TO GET MARRIED..." - The TV stars tell us their wedding stories
2 pages
(Features: Anita Harris and Mike Margolis; Hannah Gordon and Norman Warwick; Ed Stewart and Chiara Francesca Marinella; Reg Varney and Lily; Harry Secombe and Myra)

BROOKE SANDERS - "The mysterious, exhilarating drudgery of being a girl jockey"
4 pages

NINA BADEN-SEMPER - Barry Bucknell chats to Nina about the first real home she has made with husband Murray Grant
Two and a half page home interiors feature

EVA RUEBER-STAIER - Tells us her beauty and fashion tips that help keep her marriage alive and romantic
3 pages

OLIVER REED - Harriet Davies writes an open letter to the boastful star
1 page letter feature plus 1 page photo of Oliver Reed

CLAIRE BLOOM - We trace the path of a star
3 pages

JULIA FOSTER'S GOLDEN RETRIEVER - Julia's dog 'Honey' certainly is a matchmaker, as she introduced Julia to her husband, Bruce Fogle. Animal artist William Timym presents a beautiful colour portrait for you of Honey to cut-out-and-keep. And Julia has a few words for the matchmaker...
1 page colour sketch of Honey plus half-page feature

KNITTING PATTERN - "Two for the road"
(Modelled by Sue Hanson and Carl Wayne)
The Sloppy Joe sweater, in 1975-style to knit (mens/womens sizes)
1 page knitting instructions

COOKERY - "Meals that say: cheers!"
Add a little cider or beer to meat, fish or vegetables
2 page recipes by Norma MacMillan and Mary Berry