Fabulous Magazine 7 March 1964 Elvis Presley Beatles Cliff Richard Dave Clarke Bobby Darin
HERES WHERE TO FIND WHAT YOU WANT...
ELVIS PRESLEY (starring in MGMs Love /n
Las Vegas)................................... COVER
HI FAB / STARGAZING WITH JOHN
LEYTON ............................................ Pages 2/3
FAB PIN-UP: DAVE CLARK.............. Page4
PHOTOGRAPHER BILL FRANCIS
HE'S EXTRA SPECIAL IS OUR DAVE
CLARK...................................Page 5
LIVIN EATIN BREATHIN BEATLES.... Page 6
FAB PIN-UP: THE BEATLES............ Page 7
PHOTOGRAPHER BILL FRANCIS
CLIFF CASTS FAB MAN IN DESERT SCENE Pages 8/
FAB PIN-UP: HAYLEY MILLS (starring in wait
Disney's The Moon-Spinners tor summer release)...... Page 10
FAB PIN-UP: RICHARD OSULLIVAN.... Page 11
PHOTOGRAPHER BILL FRANCIS
LUCKY JACKIE GENTLE (To be seen in Cliff's new film).................... Page 13
FAB PIN-UP: CLIFF RICHARD.......... Pages 14/15
PHOTOGRAPHER BILL FRANCIS
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR HAYLEY NOW!.. Page 16
FAB PIN-UP: JESS CONRAD............ Page 19
PHOTOGRAPHER KEITH INMAN
CINDY AND ELLA... FASHION WITH GILL Pages 20/21
FAB PIN-UP: STEPHEN BOYD.......... Page 22
PHOTOGRAPHER BILL FRANCIS
FAB PIN-UP: BOBBY DARIN (starring in Captain Newman, M.D. U.\.
picture distributed in the UK by the Rank Organisation) ...................... Page 23
TELEDATE WITH RICHARD
CHAMBERLAIN by ROY POCKETT...... Page 24
FAB PIN-UP: RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN... Page 25
PHOTOGRAPHER VISTA PHOTOS
RECORD TIME WITH KEITH/WHO'S
WHO/CAROLS LETTER BOX............ Page 26
FAB PIN-UP: PAT BOONE (soon to be seen in the
20th Century Fox release The Horror Of It Ail). ....... Page 28
© Fleetway Publications Limited, 1964
Reasonable legible condition - staples just a little rusty. Some small tears in front cover and page 3. Will be posted in a cardboard envelope...
Fabulous was a British pin-up magazine launched in January 1964. It later changed its name to Fabulous 208 after a few years & then again to Fab 208 in the 1970s. Fabulous 208 magazine was one of the top selling UK teen magazines of the 60s and early 70s. It's larger size of 13x10 inches made it extremely popular as many pages consisted of full colour shots of pop, beat, psychedelic groups and musicians of the time. Many of the full page pin-ups were cut out and stuck to bedroom walls so complete issues are becoming increasingly hard to find.