Retro Reflections 21 (Beatles)
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Retro Reflections 21 (Beatles)
Been listening to this lot!

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TV magazine gallery No. 2 (1964)
Some of the personalities who made the cover of Australian TV week in 1964. - Stars of Bonanza, Hawaiian Eye and Dr. Kildare as well as Paul Newman and UK stars Hayley Mills and Cilla Black
TV magazine gallery No. 1 (Elvis)
Two glossy TV magazines dominated Australia in the 1960s. TV Week here (still going) and TV Times (ceased publication in the early 80s). Elvis Presley was a very popular cover boy, and these are only a few of the issues where he graced the cover.
1964 - Mr Ed
IT'S ONLY HORSETALK BUTâWill Alan & Ed split up?
by Hal Humphrey
IN HOLLYWOOD
MANY of his admirers think it's a shame for Alan Young to be wasting his comic talents playing straight man to 'Mr. Ed, the talking horse in the series of the same name.
Alan himself is more philosophical about it. He doesn't believe the horse is out to bury him.
1976 - Cinema 76 (Part 2)
What else was screening in Australian cinemas and Drive-ins in 76?
I think all of these movies are a few years old but it wasn't unusual in the Pre-VHS-DVD days for movies to have a return season, quite often on a double bill like these

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Random Pulp and Magazine Covers
1975 - Cinema 75
What was showing at Australian cinemas in 1975?
ABOVE: James Bond always popular in Australia. Young Frankenstein is a classic. Don't think The Marseille Contract is well remembered, even with that classy British cast.
Beatles: What I've been reading!
Beatles fans! Both of these books are excellent and well worth your time.
Mal Evans was the long-time roadie and friend of The Beatles. He died tragically in the mid-70s but left diaries, first started when he met them. Womack has used those diaries as a major source, giving us an unique insight into his life with the Fab Four.
Radio host Elliot Mintz became a close friend and personal assistant to John and Yoko in 1971 and tells a story that only he can tell because he was there. He continued his relationship with John up until his death in 1980 and maintains his friendship with Yoko to this very day.
I'd give these 5 stars out of 5. Both very insightful and informative.
Retro Reflections 20 (Beatles)
I've been working my way through IMAGINE the ultimate edition, a comprehensive boxed set from a few years back. Rediscovering a few others too.
1970 - Whatâs old ELVIS doing now?
Australasian POST, Oct. 1, 1970
Columnist BUNNY LEWIS who has met Elvis several times, gives you a close look at the Memphis singer who is still on the Hit Parades after fourteen years . . .
â HE is thirty-five and after 14 years in the recording industry he has more hits under his Tennessee belt than even his record company can add up.
A remarkable achievement, but then Elvis Presley is a remarkable artist. A phenomenon who has defied the vagaries both of taste and time.
The most expendable commodity in the record world is an artist. For a brief span the fortunate ones touch the stars and appear invincible.
Then, after their allotted time, they quietly fade out of the limelight into relative obscurity.
The appetite of teenagers, who buy most of the records, is voracious. For them, the greatest crime a recording artist can commit is to be around too long.
Like tomcats on the tiles, teenagers are incessantly in search of something new. Not necessarily good, just different.
Only one popular artist in the world has survived these pressures on an international scale â Elvis.
Elvisâs only rivals are the Beatles, and they have to serve a longer apprenticeship before they can legitimately challenge him.
In the early days of his career, Elvis worked for about $140 a week.
He hip-shaked his way through the South surrounded by his boyhood buddies, in particular his cousin, Jim Smith, a kind of mascot who always had to be around, and his first guitarist, Scottie Moore.
Over these last 14 years his hobbies and habits have changed, but not dramatically.

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Retro Reflections 19 (Beatles)
What I've been listening to recently and my thoughts!
1973 - Cinema 73
Another look at what was screening in Australian cinemas in the 1970s. I like investigating some of the more obscure titles.
STANLEY - Never heard of it, but apparently a revenge film where the guy uses his pet snake to get back at his enemies.
MACABRE SERENADE - Towards the end of his long career, Boris Karloff made several cheapies that were poorly received but were nevertheless trotted out. This one also went under HOUSE OF EVIL and DANCE OF DEATH.
1966 - Sean Connery being funny!
Sean Connery showing his funny side as he promotes A FINE MADNESS, a between BOND film that nobody cared for.
1970s - Planet of the Apes Comics
The Planet of the Apes series continued to have success after the movies, cartoon series and live action series. In the mid 70s Marvel comics produced this series of original adventures with amazing cover art.
1987 - Cinema 87
Movies showing in Australia in 1987
TRAVELLING NORTH, SHORT CHANGED and DEAD-END DRIVE-IN were Australian films. See that the cinema is having a dress up promotion for DEAD-END DRIVE IN, which has something of a cult ozploitation rep now.
Hard to see but that's a POLICE ACADEMY sequel screening with ONE CRAZY SUMMER.

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Scandalous 2: Bob Crane
It's all happy families for Bob Crane in this 1971 article. He married his beautiful co-star, and a baby is on the way. However, Crane lead a double life and after HOGAN'S HEROES ended, consistent roles eluded him and he had to be satisfied with TV guest spots and dinner show theatre performances. His 1975 sitcom was also short lived and Disney films did nothing for his career. Behind the scenes, he had sordid sex encounters involving hidden cameras. By 1978, he was divorced and dead. Murdered. The case remains unsolved.
MAKE WAY FOR HOGAN JUNIOR! From PETER McDONALD in HOLLYWOOD
TV WEEKâS two special Logie Award guests, Robert Crane and his wife, have a secret to share with TV WEEK readers.
Bob, in accepting an invitation to attend the glamour Australian night, said that his wife Patti is pregnant.
Scandalous 1: Rock Hudson
Rock Hudson was a romantic lead in Hollywood in the 1950s, often venturing into romantic comedies and action yarns in the 1960s. It was no secret in Hollywood that he was gay, but to the movie going public, he was a swinging bachelor often surrounded by adoring women. Like in this photo from 1971. He played it straight for all of his career. His secret only being revealed when he contracted AIDS in the mid-1980s.
By 1971, his career was in something of a rut, as the sorts of films he was famous for, weren't being made any more (although he'd soon star in the long running TV movie series McMILLAN AND WIFE).
Anyway, he took a role in PRETTY MAIDS ALL IN A ROW (the subject of this article) a black comedy murder mystery