Description
Teen Screen Magazine August 1968 – John Lennon & Paul McCartney with Poster (No Label, Good Condition)
This original Teen Screen Magazine from August 1968 features John Lennon and Paul McCartney in an exclusive interview, along with a bonus poster included. Published during the Beatles’ Apple Corps era, this issue captures a pivotal moment in Beatles history while also covering top acts of the late 1960s such as The Monkees, Jefferson Airplane, Buffalo Springfield, and The Doors. The magazine is in good condition, with typical wear consistent with age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. Each magazine comes in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the Table of Contents:
Scoops!
-
Peter Tork Spills All About the Monkee Movie—in His Own Words (p. 40)
-
Richie Furay Writes About the Buffalo Springfield Break-Up (p. 18)
-
Jack Casady’s Crazy Captions for Jefferson Airplane (p. 36)
-
Nilsson—The Beatles’ Fave Singer (p. 30)
Exclusive Articles
-
John Lennon & Paul McCartney—Exclusive Interview (p. 16)
-
You Can Make a Record for the Beatles—The Story of Apple (p. 22)
-
Cowsills—Command Performance at TS! (p. 27)
-
Ravi Shankar—Written by YOU the Reader! (p. 46)
-
Raiders—Personal Interviews with Charlie Coe & Joe, Jr. (p. 32)
Color Posters & Pin-Ups
-
Sajid Khan (p. 35)
-
Mickey Dolenz (p. 43)
-
Davy Jones (p. 42)
-
Peter Tork (p. 42)
-
Mike Nesmith (p. 43)
-
Jim Morrison (p. 50)
-
The Cowsills (p. 27)
-
The Association (p. 26)
Fun & Ideas
-
Dick Clark Column—“In News” (p. 6)
-
TS in Hollywood—Latest Gossip (p. 8)
-
Horoscope—Stars on the Stars (p. 25)
-
Miss American Teen—How to Win (p. 44)
-
Movie Reviews—New Flicks (p. 39)
-
Fan Clubs by Shirley Gay (p. 37)
-
New Contest—Them Goodie Trunk (p. 33)
-
You Asked—Your Questions (p. 54)
-
Teen Problems by Elizabeth Cowan (p. 51)
-
Pen Pals—Who to Write (p. 56)
-
Swap Shop—Trade Offs (p. 66)
This issue is a standout Beatles collectible, featuring Lennon and McCartney interviews, coverage of Apple Corps, and vibrant posters of The Monkees and Jim Morrison. It’s a must-have for fans of The Beatles, The Monkees, 1960s rock icons, and vintage teen magazines.