Woman magazine (7 April 1984)

Good condition for age - light yellowing to some page edges throughout - a surname has been written in pen at the edge of the rear cover - light stress tears around staples

INCREDIBLY HANDSOME MEN - "Look who's dropped out of the trees, girls!"
Hiding in the woods and swinging through the jungles, are two fine specimens. Leaping onto our screens this month are Michael Praed as Robin Hood and Christopher Lambert as Tarzan
One and a half page photo feature

DOLLY PARTON - "The incredible shrinking Dolly"
Dolly Parton has scored her biggest hit yet: an eat-what-you-like diet. She's lost 20 pounds on it - and all in the right places. We hear about Dolly's dream regime
3 pages (includes full-page black/white photo of Dolly plus a couple of smaller photos)

NANCY SPUNGEN - "If it wasn't Sid it was going to be something else - Nancy wanted to die"
Nancy died as she had lived - shockingly - in a sleazy New York hotel. Sid Vicious would be charged with her murder, before his own untimely death. What the headlines didn't reveal was the family heartbreak behind the horror: 19 years of struggling to understand a daughter who rebelled against everything her parents stood for. Here, mother Deborah Spungen breaks her silence and tells us how she believes with proper medical help, Nancy wasted life could have been so different
Two and a half page feature

ANGELA DOUGLAS - "Learning to live again"
1 page

ARABELLA POLLEN - "The queen bee in Diana's wardrobe"
We meet the 22-year-old designer who is the surprise success of Britain's Diana-inspired fashion revival
2 pages

THE WORLD OF CHEESE - 4 page feature with recipes

BEAUTY - "The golden age of steam"
2 page beauty

KNITTING PATTERNS - Child's jumper and jacket to knit
Includes instructions to knit: Smart jacket and sweet jumper
[to fit chest sizes: 20-24 inch]