... Georgie Fame? Or Eric Bur don? Or anyone of the Beatles? I believe it is because there is a touch of the businessman in all the others. A lot of Brian Epstein's commercialism has rubbed off on the Beatles, for instance, but Jagger has a truly aristocratic ...

... might save the industry from the moral critics. Now cast (as London Life anticipated on December 18) is Metalim- port's new Beatles medal unlike the earlier issues Churchill, Kennedy not in gold, but in silver. There are reportedly two reasons for this change ...

... something visual. In America, they have to precede Elvis Presley by elephants and carnival acts! Her original idea was for a Beatles ballet, but plans had not been finalized when Mods and Rockers went into productidn'with the Western Theatre Ballet. She brought ...

... which can be used to finance I tours, promote new names on I a scale unthinkable to smaller I men, and make films. In The Beatles' camp, Brian I Epstein has yet to make his I agency a public company. But I he now has exclusive rights to I 15 performers ...

... London's West End. He ha many show-business interesl in companies where his nam never appears. He has a sma piece of the Beatles, is th manager and the money be hind the new fashion photo grapher, David Anthony, ant has further interests in model agency ...

... me that the dining car was slipped at Clapham Junction? The answer is simple enough either he is an Insider, a Personage, a Beatle on his way to make another million, somebody who plays golf with the Managing Director, or, and this is where the rest of ...

... George Stapledon as his heroes, it's Gene Krupa for him and he reckons that he makes a better job of beating it out with the Beatles than does Ringo. But 1 shall never know, because he refuses to perform in public. Incidentally, he's seventy-three! Yet another ...

... INSIDE LONDON LIFE Beatles John, Paul and Ringo have joined George in growing moustaches. President Ayub Khan flew in a troupe of Pakistan singers, dancers and musicians to entertain the Queen and Prince Philip, at the Commonwealth Institute. TV gardener ...

... the mirror each day for half an hour and recite Paradise Lost. Or alternatively, buy a tape recorder, and sing a couple of Beatle songs into it. That'll either make you or break you. By all this then, we have deduced that production groups, and pig groups ...

... H.C. 5 Bulstrode Street London, W.l A UNIQUE (Riverboat Disco theque) Club needs backing by With it businessman or idle Beatle. PUT 4858, FRO 2551. THE EAST ANGLIAN MARRIAGE BUREAU. Loneliness is a problem. We help you to solve it. Introduc tions throughout ...

... is by now a pattern. The only time he voted Conservative you can guess 1945. Everything counter. Bless the Bomb*, Ban the Beatles. Winston or Randolph? The wonder is not that such a genius produced such a son, but My greatest dread is that our present ...