The Sunday Times magazine - Jean Harlow cover (22 November 1964)

The Sunday Times magazine - Jean Harlow cover (22 November 1964)
Fair to good condition for age - yellowing to page edges due to age - light curling at spine - stress tears around staples - rear cover and penultimate page are slightly skewed with a few tiny tears/creases

THE QUEST FOR HARLOW - By Francis Wyndham
A life of scandal, an early death, and the legends still accumulate around Jean Harlow. A sensational biography has just been published: a film version is being prepared. But such revelations merely replace one myth with another
5 pages

JFK: NOVEMBER 22 - Double page black/white photo of John F. Kennedy
This picture, never published before, was taken in 1961 at the instant the President heard the news of another assassination, that of the deposed Congo Premier, Patrice Lumumba
(double page black/white photo)

CHURCHILL ON MARLBOROUGH - Sir Winston Churchill will be 90 a week tomorrow. Here are his words on the Churchill who, like him, led Britain to victory
4 pages

FASHION - "Burning Bright"
2 page fashion (by Meriel McCooey)

COUNT OF BOHEMIA - By Douglas Cooper
3 pages

MUD LARKING - Aim your car up the hills, at anything from 1 to 15 mph, trying to get as near the top as possible
2 page photo article

SKETCHBOOK SEARLE - These are some of Ronald Searle's impressions of North America: they appear in 'From Frozen North to Filthy Lucre'
3 page sketches

BORN WITH THEIR FISTS CLOSED - Merthyr Tydfil, home of a stubborn Welsh patriot, Eddie Thomas, and his impeccable featherweight champion, Howard Winstone. Geoffrey Nicholson looks at both manager and boxer in this extract from 'The Professionals'
Three and a quarter pages

COOKERY - By Robert Carrier
This week: Mustard
1 page