TV Times magazine - Muhammad Ali cover (16-22 September 1978)

Good unread condition - some light surface wear over front cover photo - one staple is slightly loose (there are four staples in magazine) - yellowing to some pages throughout due to age

London/Thames/LWT edition

MUHAMMAD ALI - "Thank goodness he's the greatest... or he might look like this" (says Dave Lanning)
Here, experts tell us what Ali would have looked like today had he not been able to 'float like a butterfly, sting like a bee...'
One and a half page feature

IAN OGILVY - "It's a tough life being a Saint"
The new Saint, while filming in Italy, spoke about how it feels to follow the likes of Roger Moore
3 pages

"WHEN A BEAUTY QUEEN GETS TORN APART"
We showed our experts this double-page picture of a typical would-be beauty queen and here are their scorecard jottings on the body points that caught their eye
Double page photo feature

THE SANDBAGGERS - Series creator Ian MacKinmen, in this scene-setting Episode Minus One story, introduces the men who inhabit the shadowy corridors of espionage
3 page short story

FAITH BROWN - "The many faces of Faith"
Double page black/white photo feature

BRIAN WALDEN - "Why Brian likes to get away from the weekend whirl"
1 page

MAX BYGRAVES - "Champagne now... but it could have been a pint and a song at the local"
3 pages

PATSY KENSIT - "What the well-dressed whiz-kid could be wearing"
One and a half page fashion photos (modelled by 10-year-old Patsy)
(also includes small interview with Patsy)

"GOODBYE HOLLYWOOD, ALOHA HAWAII"
This is 'work' Hawaiian-style with the Hollywood stars (by Lesley Salisbury)
Two and a half page feature
(Includes large photo of Lesley Salisbury with Robert Wagner, his wife Natalie Wood and their two children Natasha (seven) and Courtenay (four)
(also very small photo of: Lesley Ann Warren, Dennis Weaver, Christian Vance)