Yours Retro magazine - Audrey Hepburn cover (Issue 4)

Yours Retro magazine - Audrey Hepburn cover (Issue 4)
Good condition - carefully read once - some very light paper wear at spine (see photo)
84 pages

PLEASE SIR! - How many of the staff and pupils of Fenn Street secondary school do you remember?
2 pages

AUDREY HEPBURN - "Screen Idol"
A fashion love affair
4 pages

J ARTHUR RANK - "Charming The Nation"
How J Arthur Rank leaves behind a legacy of timeless classics
4 page feature

BUDDY HOLLY - "The Day The Music Died"
4 pages

PETER SELLERS - We explore the dark truth behind the comedy legend
3 pages

WERE YOU A JACKIE GIRL? - We remember the magazine that became the unlikely bible for generations of young teenagers
3 pages

SHIRLEY EATON - "Golden Girl"
2 pages

SITCOMS THAT BROKE THE MOULD - Comedies of the 60s and 70s and how they mirrored our changing society
4 pages

MICHAEL REDGRAVE & RACHEL KEMPSON - They were spellbinding on screen and stage, and pretty dramatic in private as well
2 pages

TONY CURTIS - "More Than Just A Pretty Face"
3 pages

GINGER ROGERS - "Backwards And In Heels!"
Screen icon
2 pages

AGE-OLD REMEDIES - "Mother's Medicine"
Mum's home remedies
4 pages

CHILDHOOD MEMORIES - "Saturday mornings at the flicks"
Remember when all the children in the town converged on the local picture house at the weekend for the thrupenny rush?
2 pages

WHEN HOLLYWOOD WENT TO WAR - What Tinseltown did for Uncle Sam when its leading men took off to fly planes and star in propaganda films
3 pages

MEET THE CHAT SHOW KINGS - We look at the history of talk shows
4 pages

DESERT ISLAND DISCS - The surprising story behind our longest-running radio show
1 page

CAROLE LOMBARD - "The Battling Blonde"
3 pages

THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY - When The Mary Tyler Moore Show first aired it changed the face of American TV sitcoms for good
3 page feature

CARY GRANT - "The Early Life Of Cary Grant"
3 pages

THE PRINCESS AND THE FLYING ACE - "A Royal Affair"
It was a fairytale romance, but there could be no happy ending in Fifties Britain
Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend
2 pages

ICONIC PLACES - How the Cafe Royal became the backdrop to some of London's most notorious stories
1 page

JUDY GARLAND - "Legendary Entertainer"
Gary Horrocks recalls Judy Garland's affection for Britain and the fans that gave her faith in herself
3 pages

GONE WITH THE WIND - "Making of an epic"
3 pages

DAVID CASSIDY - "Singing Sensation"
David Cassidy briefly lived his life in a goldfish bowl of teenage hysteria, but he retreated from the frenzy after just four draining years
2 pages

HOLLYWOOD'S TOP DOG - The surprising story of how Rin Tin Tin became the doggie darling of Tinseltown
2 pages