Description
Teen World Magazine August 1965 Vol. 8 No. 3 The Beatles Cover No Label – Very Good Condition
This August 1965 issue of Teen World Magazine features The Beatles on the cover with playful and revealing articles inside, including each member’s humorous “I Lost…” story—John, Paul, George, and Ringo sharing candid, lighthearted memories during the height of Beatlemania. Alongside this Beatles showcase, the issue is filled with quizzes, true teen stories, fashion tips, celebrity pin-ups, and gossip, making it a vibrant window into 1960s youth culture.
Condition:
This vintage magazine is in very good condition with only minor wear on edges. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for details. Each issue is shipped in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Include:
Beatles Features
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The Beatles—“We Lose Everything!”
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Ringo—“I Lost My Head!”
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Paul—“I Lost My Heart!”
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George—“I Lost My Shirt!”
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John—“I Lost My Pants!” (hilarious memory!)
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Beatle Pix Too Good To Share! – exclusive photo section
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Big Beatle Contest You Can’t Lose! – fan opportunity
Other Celebrity Highlights
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David McCallum – spotlight on the “super-spy”
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Patty and Paul – “Our Bitter Memories”
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Elvis Presley – anniversary special tribute
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Dick Chamberlain – photo feature
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Gene Pitney – dreamy pin-up
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Tom Jones – full-page feature
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Sean Connery – striking photo spread
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Hayley Mills – collectible photo
Teen & Lifestyle Features
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How to Get Two—Him and You – relationship tips
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A Teen’s Tears – true teen love and heartache story
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Group Gossip You Won’t Believe – star rumors and news
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Quiz! – why does a boy stop calling?
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Battle Page – “Boys Say: Girls Are Mousy” / “Girls Say: Boys Are Rats”
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Mod-velous Fashions – summer style highlights
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Shindig Secrets – by Bobby Sherman
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Boy-Tested Hairdos – beauty tips to impress
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The Group Soup – a new and exciting TV show
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Up for Laffs – humor by Penny Nichol
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Come to the Cross-Country Teen Party! – join the fun
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Dear Editor – readers share their opinions
Packed with Beatles exclusives, teen advice, contests, and star-studded pin-ups, this issue is a prime collectible for Beatles fans and anyone interested in 1960s pop culture magazines.