You are looking at the June 1960 issue of the monthly magazine 'Photoplay’ 

(British Edition). 

The front cover (above top) features Marty Wilde.

In this month's issue:

'Photoplay Newsreel' - two-page feature monthly feature in which this issue includes articles on: Penelope Horner (c/w b&w photo), Michael (Mike) Holliday (c/w b&w photo), Oliver Reed (c/w b&w photo), George Hamilton (c/w b&w photo), Alec Guinness (c/w b&w photo), plus there's a small article on The Alamo which includes a small b&w shot of John Wayne.

'You're Telling Us' - two-page monthly feature which takes a look at readers letters - this month includes b&w photos of Jeanne Crain, and a smiling Robert Stack who is pictured in a largish b&w shot with his wife Rosemarie on a night out.

'Could You Live With Brando?' - two-page feature on Hollywood star Marlon Brando - includes a large b&w photo of Marlon.

'Edd Byrnes- He's Really Living' - two-page feature on the popular and busy American born actor - includes a full-page b&w photo of Edd.

'Strictly Personal - Read At Your Own Risk!' - two-page feature/interview with American born actress Sandra Dee - two b&w shots of Sandra included.

'Is Liz Jinxed?' - two-page feature on Elizabeth Taylor and the misfortunes which seem to surround her - six b&w photos (one large) featured.

The Alamo - two-page feature on the making (and cost) of the film - includes two b&w photos (one large) of John Wayne (one pictured with daughter Aissa), plus b&w shots of Laurence Harvey with Frankie Avalon, and of John Wayne with Richard Widmark, Laurence Harvey & Linda Cristal.

'Sixteen And Sexy' - two-page feature/interview with the young Anglo/French actress Gillian Hills who recently appeared in Beat Girl - three b&w photos of the blonde starlet...plus this issue also includes a full-page colour portrait of her in the four-page colour centrefold.

'Why They All Chase Barrie...Including Fred Astaire!' - one-page feature on American born actress/dancer Barrie Chase - includes a large b&w photo of Barrie.

Ingrid Bergman - two-page photo/article on the Swedish born star who after her recent divorce is paying the price of conjecture and stardom...and so too are her children - one very large b&w photo featured (spread over two pages) which feature Ingrid, her three children and the paparazzi.

This month's four-page colour 'star' centrefold features full-page photos of Frankie Vaughan (currently starring in Let's Make Love), Angie Dickinson (currently starring in Rachel Cade), Gillian Hills (currently starring in Beat Girl) and Ricky (Rick) Nelson.

'The Girl Who Wouldn't Come Home' - one-page+ feature on beauty queen Pamela Searle who became 'Miss England' last year - two b&w photos of Pamela featured (one with Dean Martin).

'Cary Grant - Confidential File' - 2 1/2 page+ feature from one of the magazine's chief reporters who was recently in the company of the Bristol born Hollywood star - includes a very large b&w photo of Cary.

'The Man Who Changed Joan Collins Life' - near three-page feature on the British born actress and her relationship with Warren Beatty - includes a smallish b&w shot of Joan plus a very large b&w photo of the pair.

This month's Ken Ferguson's 'Pop Parade' features articles on Russ Conway (c/w small b&w portrait photo), John Hanson, Richard Allan, Adam Faith, Eddie Falcon, and Gary Miller - the feature also includes a large b&w photo of Frankie Avalon.

This month's Peter Tipthorp column (titled 'How Marriage Has Changed Peter Finch') includes a largish b&w photo of Nancy Kwan.

This issue also includes a largish b&w photo of Gina Lollobrigida (pictured taking a picture of her two year old son Milko), small b&w portrait shots of Tony Curtis and Yoko Tani (in the monthly 'Casting Directory' page), plus small b&w portrait shots of Claire Gordon and John Fraser (both from a two page 'Holiday Romance' feature).

This issue includes film 'ads' for: All The Fine Young Cannibals, Seven Thieves, Peeping Tom and Follow That Horse.

Plus there's the other usual features and all the latest movie news.

 Apart from light handling wear to the covers & spine, and 'age-tanning' to some of the inside page edges, this 56 page issue is in pretty good complete condition with all pages intact and no 'cut-outs'.