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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine February 3rd 1985
Cover: Rising young film star Matt Dillon, photographed by Annie Leibowitz
Hungry, hot and in a hurry – Profile of Matt Dillon, a hero in the classic mould who at 21 is now set for superstardom in Arthur Penn’s new film, Target.
Trouble in the Garden of in Eden – The Seychelles, paradise islands in the Indian Ocean, are led by Albert René, who came to power by coup d’état. Some people mean to topple him the same way.
Hostess with the mostest – Daumier’s Le Dessinateur is part of the Impressionist collection of Florence J Gould expected to break auction records.
An act of faith – What is to become of Graeae? Stephen Fay looks at the problems and triumphs – of the theatre troupe of disabled performers.
First sight – From the man who brought us the improved spaghetti fork – the hinged chopstick; the naïve truck driver goes on show; a dinghy you can really take off in; and an interview with playwright Tamara Griffiths, whose Time of Their Lives is currently on national tour.
A Life In the Day – Kailash Puri, the Punjabi agony aunt.
60 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
Great idea for a unique gift for a 40th birthday or Anniversary!
