Sunday Times Magazine April 26 1961 Emperor Hirohito Isadora Duncan

Sunday Times Magazine April 26, 1961

Cover photograph: Barry Kay
MAIN FEATURES
18
Tribute to Isadora
The great Isadora Duncan is the
subject of a new ballet which
opens at Covent garden this week.

Denis Thatcher takes the stage:
John Wellss version of the
PMs spouse has been confined so
far to Private Eye. Now hes
coming live to the West End.

Hirohito at Eighty
The beginning of a major two-part
profile of the life and times
of Emperor Hirohito of Japan, the
worlds longest reigning
monarch who is 80 this week.
44
Design for living
Taps to turn you on.
47
Folk remedies that work
This week: coltsfoot and horehound.

Political profiles
Dublins elusive premier:
Charles Haughey.
49
Environment
Who will save Stanmore Hall ?
58
Games
Bridge and Chess.
Mephisto is in the newspaper.
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60
Chefs special
Have you tried a croctail cocktail ?
Are you a Borrible?

In every city back street, with
woolly hats pulled down to hide
their pointed ears, the
Bornibles are rung over 61

Listomania
Your favourite pop stars, your
most hated school dinner,
your best joke . . . theyre all
in a new book of lists.

62
A Life in the Day of
the Chief Rabbi.

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