The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Dudley Moore cover (17 November 1985)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

FRANK SINATRA - "Man of the week"
1 page

EYE ON A TINY WING - John Crampton has revolutionised aerial photography. His cameras, mounted on specially-built model 'planes, can look down on sites that are inaccessible to larger aircraft
Five and a quarter pages

DUDLEY MOORE - Dudley Moore, pianist, satirist, actor and now sex symbol talks to Andrew Duncan
Three and a half pages

THE AUTHOR'S LEADING ADVOCATE - When New York lawyer Morton Janklow first came into publishing "nothing had changed since the invention of moveable type". Writers were of little account, he says. But Janklow - today a powerful literary agent - changed all that, securing fabulous advances for his authors. Geoffrey Wansell reveals how
Two and a quarter pages

CHRISTOPHER RAYSON (ARCHITECT) - "A Day's Work"
1 page

FASHION - "Cover story"
2 page fashion