Description
Movie Stars Magazine November 1964 Ann-Margret, The Beatles No Label – Very Good Condition
This November 1964 issue of Movie Stars Magazine features Ann-Margret on the cover, showcasing her rising stardom in Kitten With a Whip, Bus Riley’s Back in Town, and The Pleasure Seekers. Inside, readers will find four exclusive Beatles scoops with full-page pin-ups of George, John, Ringo, and Paul, along with candid stories about their lives at the height of Beatlemania. The issue also covers major stars of the era, including Carroll Baker, Hayley Mills, Patty Duke, Connie Stevens, and Warren Beatty, blending Hollywood glamour with fan-focused features.
Condition:
This vintage magazine is in very good condition with only minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. Each copy is shipped in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Include:
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Patty Duke – “Has Patty Made a Mistake?”
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The Un-Marrying Kind – June Allyson, Carolyn Jones, Ethel Merman
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Jackie Kennedy – “One Year After the Tragedy” (Nov. 22 feature)
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The Beatles – Four great scoops with pin-ups:
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Is George Retiring?
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Ringo’s Lost Love
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Is John Money Mad?
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Paul Gets a Crew Cut
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Annette Funicello – “How Far Should an Engaged Girl Go?”
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Carroll Baker – “It’s Easy to Be Immoral”
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Hayley Mills – Her mother speaks out for the first time
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Ann-Margret – “No Words Needed” (exclusive photo feature)
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Teens – “Your Chance to Vote for or Against Goldwater”
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The Fight – Which leading men must win? (Warren Beatty, Dean Jones, Alain Delon, Anthony Franciosa, David McCallum, Elvis Presley, Dick Chamberlain, and more)
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Bill Holden – “Oh, God, He Can’t Be Dead”
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Connie Stevens – “Just Call Her Auntie”
Monthly Features:
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Keeping Up With The Beatles
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Inside Whispers – all-picture gossip section
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Hollywood Calendar – daily reports on the stars
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Reader Ballot
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Shop Now
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Talk to the Stars – your chance to ask questions
A dynamic issue packed with Beatles exclusives, Ann-Margret features, and Hollywood gossip, this magazine is a perfect collectible for fans of 1960s pop culture, film, and music history.