The Sunday Times Magazine April 2 1967,

Mr J. B. Priestley was complaining
the other day that there is too much
to read nowadays. Does that give
him an excuse to skip our profile
of Barbara Garson, the
New York housewife
whose savage satire MacBird, with
Lyndon Johnson in the title role, opens
this week? Will he have time for Rita
Hayworth ('being
a sex goddess is a hell of a
life'), who at 48 has just com-
pleted her 23rd film? Will he
give a moment
for Lord Snowdon's photographs of
Venice slowly sinking under the sea?
Will he read our news about the
weather now that the whole world,
from this week, is co-operating to keep track of it?
Finally, what on earth could Mr Priestley (82 books
in 45 years) want to be told about
Anthony Burgess, who has written 18 in
seven? Read no further, Mr Priestley.

40 pages.

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