Description
Teen Screen Magazine September 1964 – The Beatles Cover with Pin-Up (No Label, VG)
This original Teen Screen Magazine from September 1964 features The Beatles on the cover, with a World’s Largest Full-Color Pin-Up of the Fab Four inside. Published at the height of Beatlemania, this issue includes playful Beatles rumors, a mock “Ringo for President” campaign kit, and speculation on the band’s future alongside vibrant color spreads of Hollywood and music stars of the era. The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear consistent with age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. Each issue is shipped with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the Table of Contents:
Exclusive Articles
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Don Brandon Teaches You the Swim (p. 16)
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Chad Everett Takes a Frank Look at Hollywood (Full-Color Pin-Up) (p. 20)
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Ringo for President Campaign Kit (p. 24)
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The Beatles Are Breaking Up: The Sad Facts (p. 45)
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A Day with Eddie Hodges (p. 50)
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Chris Robinson Crusoe’s Greatest Adventure (Full-Color Pin-Up) (p. 55)
Contest Bonus Section
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Dick Chamberlain’s Giant “Everybody Wins” Contest (Full-Color Pin-Up of Dr. Kildare) (p. 28)
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Win John Andrea’s Sweater (Plus Platters and Pix) (p. 31)
Fabulous Full-Color Portraits
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World’s Largest Full-Color Pin-Up of The Beatles (pp. 34–35)
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Wallet Pic Galaxie—Nine Top Stars in Orbit (p. 48)
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Chad Everett (p. 20)
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Don Grady (p. 41)
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James Darren (p. 43)
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Dick Chamberlain (p. 28)
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Elvis Presley (p. 42)
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Mike Landon (p. 44)
Fun & Ideas
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Hollywood Hot Line—Last Minute Flashes (p. 3)
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You Asked—And We Answered (p. 6)
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Dick Clark in Hollywood—Latest Bandstand News (p. 8)
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Hollywood—Star Gossip & Info (p. 10)
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Records at Random by Rick Brandon (p. 37)
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New Faces Going Places—Stars of Tomorrow (p. 53)
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TS Modeling Program—Discover the Real You (p. 56)
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Pen Pals—Have Pen, Want Pals (p. 58)
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Movie Reviews—Flick Picks of the Month (p. 60)
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Teen Problem Clinic by Elizabeth Cowan (p. 62)
Special Attractions
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Dear Reader—Our Letters to You (p. 5)
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You Wrote—Your Letters to Us (p. 64)
This issue is a highly collectible Beatles-era magazine, offering rare full-color portraits and Beatles features alongside top 1960s stars like Elvis Presley, Chad Everett, and Dick Chamberlain. A must-have for collectors of Beatles memorabilia, vintage pin-ups, and 1960s teen magazine culture.