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Here is the Radio Times for 11-17 August 1973. This is the Scotland edition, sold originally for 5p.

The cover features leading character actor Warren Mitchell, who (never afraid to take on controversial roles) stars in Black and Blue, written by Monty Python star Terry Jones, the first in a series of edgy comedies. Inside, in a major feature, Mitchell talks about his part.

other features inside include:

·        a page and a half interview with the unforgettable Vincent Price

·        one page on the making of The Yangtse Incident, which of course told the incredible tale of HMS Amethyst

·        a one-page interview with Manfred Rommel, son of Field Marshall Rommel

·        a very short piece on Cheryl Campbell, with photo

·        two pages on the new Glyndebourne production of The Magic Flute, starring Edita Gruberova, George Shirley and Sheila Armstrong

·        a page on the archaeological dig at Skara Brae, Orkney

·        a one-page profile/interview of Reverend Derek Baker

The magazine is in fair to good (used) condition, basically clean and flat, with no clippings or annotations, but with a few crease marks and some general light wear. Please see the large selection of pictures.

The magazine will be posted in a new Jiffy Mailmiser/Airkraft padded envelope with card stiffeners.