The Daily Telegraph magazine - The Conference Men cover (13 November 1970)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

THE NEW SHOW BUSINESS - The new-style impresarios do not organise West End productions, nor is their concern with profits centred around on the box office. They are the "conference men", whose spectacular shows are produced solely to launch new products and inspire salesmen to sell more. With this unlikely combination of commerce and show biz, even company directors are becoming good actors
5 pages

CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE - Greta Garbo... revered, legendary, unseen; living symbol of the power and glory of the media. Anthony Haden-Guest gives us an anti-profile in the first of two studies in Apotheosis
2 pages

PERIODS OF ARCHITECTURE: DECORATED - The abbey churches grew less important; the secular clergy waxed influential. And the technical capabilities of the time allowed these new builders to indulge an unmonastic taste for large windows, luxuriant sculpture and flowing tracery. John Betjeman's account of the history of British architecture has now reached the 14th century
6 pages

MR WEDD'S WIG - A short story by Daniel Pettiward
1 page