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Sunday Times Magazine 25 November 1973 Frankenstein and Dracula John Maclean Adrien de Schryver
THE SUNDAY TIMES magazine Contents, November 25, 1973
The Ape Man: the work of Adrien de Schryver, friend and protector of the Zaire mountain gorillas. Report and photographs by Lee Lyon. Page 22
The many-sided Penhaligon: a young British actress whose versatile range makes hers a name to watch. Photograph by Duffy. Report by George Perry. Page 32
"I know I am dying": Sadie Dunnet's account of 12 months living with cancer. Page 38 The cold glass eye: transistorised cameras and high-speed film versus the bank robber. Report and photographs by William Vandivert. Page 48
Vacation in America: Elkan Allan assesses the advantages of a Stateside holiday. Page 58 The Leader of the Glasgow Soviet: an account of the dramatic career and socialist beliefs of John Maclean, the Scottish Marxist. Report by Angus Calder. Page 70
CLOSE-UP Franc. and Drac.: an appraisal of the two best-known names in horror movies, by Mark Amory. Page 79 The Ancient Art: the icons of Wendy Beckwith. Page 81 The Smile of the Untouchable: life in Bombay's red-light area, by Philip Norman. Page 82
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The Sunday Times Magazine is a popular supplement to The Sunday Times newspaper. The Sunday Times Magazine became Britain's first colour newspaper supplement on its launch in February 1962. Over the past 50 years Sunday Times Magazine regularly featured impressive images by many of the worlds leading photographers. Known for it continual supply of sumptuously presented images are works by many highly regarded writers such as Ian Fleming, Martin Amis, Zoe Heller, James Fox, Bruce Chatwin, Nicholas Tomalin and Jilly Cooper.
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