This is the October 20, 1985 issue of Chicago Tribune TV Week magazine.
48 pages. Articles and photos include The Golden Girls (Bea Arthur, Estelle Getty, Rue Mc Clanahan, Betty White, Susan Harris). Featured recommended TV shows and photos include Barbara Eden in I Dream of Jeannie: 15 Years Later , Stephanie Zimbalist in Love on the Run ,
Margot Kidder in Picking Up the Pieces , Jackie Cooper in American Children's Television Festival , Malcolm-Jamal Warner in Cosby , Laurence Olivier in Great Performances: Laurence Olivier - A Life , David Letterman in David Letterman's Tri-State Area Special.
This is the October 27, 1985 issue of Chicago Tribune TV Week magazine.
48 pages. Articles and photos include Gimme a Break! (Ed Bradley, Diane Sawyer, Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Harry Reasoner, Dan Rather, Don Hewitt). Featured recommended TV shows and photos include Andy Griffith in Crime of Innocence , Liza Minnelli in A Time to Live , Ellen
Burstyn in Into Thin Air , Garfield in Garfield's Halloween Adventure , Ted Shackelford in Knots Landing , Shari Belafonte in In the Midnight Hour , Yaphet Kotto in Badge of the Assassin.
This is the November 10, 1985 issue of Chicago Tribune TV Week magazine.
56 pages. Articles and photos include An Early Frost (Aidan Quinn, Ben Gazzara, Sylvia Sydney, Gena Rowlands). Featured recommended TV shows and photos include Martin Sheen in Alfred Hitchbird Presents , Jason Robards in The Unknown Soldier , Kenny Rogers in Wild Horses
, Charlton Heston in Dynasty , Harry Anderson in Night Court , Matthew Broderick in Great Performances: Master Harold and the Boys , Jamie Rose in Lady Blue.
This is the July 9, 1978 issue of Cincinnati Enquirer TV Magazine.
20 pages. Articles and photos include Valerie Harper in Rhoda. Mailbag and photos include Oral Roberts and Billy Graham. Featured recommended TV shows and photos include Talia Shire in Daddy I Don't Like It Like This , Don Rickles and Mike Mazurki in CPO Sharkey , Barry Newman in Fear Is the Key.
This is the June 10, 2003, Vol.
10, No. 12 issue of Country Weekly magazine. 72 pages. Articles and photos include Jill King, Sammy Kershaw, Eric Horner, Crystal Gayle, Lorrie Morgan, Darryl Worley, Faith Hill, Shania Twain, Rodney Carrington, Lonestar (Michael Britt, Richie Mc Donald, Dean Sams, Keech Rainwater), Cledus T. Judd, Jessica Andrews, Jimmy Wayne, Marty Stuart, Buddy Jewell, Rhonda Vincent, John Anderson, Jimmy Martin, Rhonda Vincent, Rosanne Cash, Johnny Cash.
This is the June 24, 2003, Vol.
10, No. 13 issue of Country Weekly magazine. 72 pages. Articles and photos include Toby Keith, Natalie Maines, Wynonna Judd, Billy Currington, June Carter Cash, Dierks Bentley, Tommy Shane Steiner, Mark Wills, Chalee Tennison, Keith Urban, Lonestar (Michael Britt, Richie Mc Donald, Dean Sams, Keech Rainwater),
Shania Twain, John Michael Montgomery, Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner, Darryl Worley, Jo Dee Messina, George Strait, Kid Rock, Ricky Skaggs, Blake Shelton, Deana Carter, Heidi Newfield, Joe Nichols, Blake Mevis, Donny Kees, Clint Daniels, Randy Boudreaux, Marcel, Jessica Andrews.
This is the August 5, 2003, Vol.
10, No. 16 issue of Country Weekly magazine. 72 pages. Articles and photos include Marty Stuart, Merle Haggard, Reba Mc Entire, Sara Evans, Trisha Yearwood, Shelley Lane, Porter Wagoner, Anthony Smith, Dolly Parton, Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Dabney Coleman, Brian Hofeldt, Lonestar (Michael Britt, Richie Mc Donald,
Dean Sams, Keech Rainwater), T. Graham Brown, Brad Paisley, Brian Mc Comas, Allison Moorer, Dixie Chicks (Natalie Maines, Martie Maguire, Emily Robison), Toby Keith, Mark Wills, Chely Wright, Terri Clark, Chris Cagle, Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Trace Adkins, Blake Shelton, Trick Pony (Heidi Newfield, Keith Burns, Ira Dean), Randy Travis, Dwight Yoakam, Randy Martin, Suzy Bogguss, Doug Crider, Naomi Judd, Michael Martin Murphey, Charlie Louvin, Ira Louvin, Martina Mc Bride, Buck Owens.
This is the August 17, 2004, Vol.
11, No. 17 issue of Country Weekly magazine. 72 pages. Articles and photos include Tim Mc Graw, Lorianne Crook, Tracy Byrd, Martina Mc Bride, Darryl Worley, Toby Keith, Malibu Storm, Terri Clark, Steve Holy, Kristyn Osborn, Faith Hill, Le Ann Rimes, Marty Stuart, Josh Gracin, Sammy Kershaw, Lorrie Morgan, Mark
Wills, Alan Jackson, Craig Morgan, Reba Mc Entire, Clay Walker, Hee Haw (Buck Owens, Roy Clark, Lulu Roman, Grandpa Jones, Junior Samples, Gordie Tapp, Loretta Lynn, Sammy Davis Jr. Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, George Lindsey), Glen Campbell, Ray Charles, Shannon Lawson, Rascal Flatts (Gary Levox, Jay De Marcus, Joe Don Rooney), Kelly Lang, Jeff Carson, Dwight Yoakam, George Strait, Ron Harbin, Kim Williams, Richard Fagan, The Wilkinsons (Steve Wilkinson, Amanda Wilkinson, Tyler Wilkinson), John Conlee, Hank Williams.
This is the November 16, 1969 issue of Detroit Free Press TV Channels magazine.
36 pages. Articles and photos include Maureen Stapleton and George C. Scott in Mirror, Mirror, Off the Wall , Mary Fine of The Wolf Men , Ken Berry, Jackie Joseph, Pamela Rodgers of Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. Mailbag and photos include Daniel Boone (Rosey Grier,
Fess Parker, Jimmy Dean). Featured recommended TV shows and photos include Johnny Wayne, Frank Shuster, Lola Falana in The F. B. I. , James Stewart in The Flight of the Phoenix , Tiffany Bolling in The New People , The Doris Day Show , Pat Hingle in The Ballad of Andy Crocker , The Sound of Burt Bacharach , Lee Marvin in Cat Ballou , Colin Fox in Strange Paradise , Shelley Berman in The Mike Douglas Show , Johnny Cash in The Tom Jones Show , Hi Diddle Day.
This is the January 12, 1964 issue of Detroit News TV Magazine.
106 pages. Articles and photos include Yvette Mimieux and Richard Chamberlain of Dr. Kildare , Neville Brand, Florence Henderson, Clu Gulager, Larry Blyden, Leslie Caron in Robert Goulet Special , Allen Funt in Candid Camera , Bill Cullen in The Price Is Right (June Ferguson, Toni
Wallace). Featured recommended TV shows and photos include Debbie Reynolds, Vic Damone, Bill Glass and John Gordy in NFL Pro Bowl , Rich Falk in Big 10 Basketball , Singin' in the Rain , The Jack Benny Show (Peter, Paul, and Mary), Joey Bishop.
This is a hard-cover 1983 book called Dream West by David Nevin.
640 pages. Upon its release over twenty years ago, Dream West was deemed a classic novel of the American West by both critics and the reading public. Telling the amazing true story of America's famed explorer, John Charles Fremont, and his beloved supporter and muse, Jessie Benton,
it quickly found its way onto the New York Times bestsellers list and adapted into a CBS mini-series starring Richard Chamberlain. Nevin's epic of adventure and discovery will once again give readers a chance to witness the passion of an early explorers dreams of the great unknown, and the love and perserverance that saw his dream come to life.
These are the February 8 and November 30, 1965 issues of Ecran TV magazine from Chile.
20 pages each. Articles and photos include James Franciscus pinup, The Three Stooges pinup, Lucille Ball, Vivian Vance, Gary Morton, Laura Devon, The Flintstones , The Mickey Mouse Show , Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , Daniela Bianchi and Richard Chamberlain
of Dr. Kildare , Vince Edwards of Ben Casey , part Van person, Connie Stevens, David Janssen of The Fugitive , Mirada de Lalya, Elena Morales, Maria de la Luz Marmentini, Mario Hugo Sepulveda, Carla Cristi, Raul Yevenes, Adrian Alvarez, Juan Hamilton, Mireya Latorre, Pepe Guixe, Don Francisco, Flora Roca, Alonso Venegas, Luis Alarcon, Carlos Botto, Osvaldo Barzelatto.
This is the March 1986, Vol.
36, No. 3 issue of Film Review magazine from England. 50 pages. Articles and photos include Christopher Lambert in Highlander , Brigitte Bardot, Nathalie Baye, Michel Serrault, Michel Galabru, Philippe Noiret, Thierry Lhermitte, The Jewel of the Nile (Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner, Danny De Vito), Al Pacino, Young
Sherlock Holmes (Nicholas Rowe, Alan Cox, Sophie Ward), Christopher Morahan, Clockwise (John Cleese, Constance Chapman, Joan Hickson), Dennis Quaid and Louis Gossett Jr. in Enemy Mine , Crimewave (Sheree Wilson, Reed Birney, Brion Stubbs), Michael Bowen and Tom Hulce in Echo Park , Heartbreakers (Carole Laure, Peter Coyote, Carol Wayne), Mr.
Love (Julia Deakin, Marcia Warren, Barry Jackson).
This is the September 1977, Vol.
7, No. 73 issue of Films Illustrated magazine from England. 40 pages. Articles and photos include Marie-France Pisier and John Beck in The Other Side of Midnight , Muhammad Ali in The Greatest , Tricia Sembera and Roger Davis in Flash and the Firecat , Hugo Stiglitz in Tintorera , Gian Maria Volonte in Lucky
Luciano , The Heretic: Exorcist II (Linda Blair, Ellen Burstyn, Richard Burton), Elliott Gould ( The Touch with Liv Ullmann, I Will, I Will.For Now with Diane Keaton, A Bridge Too Far ), Barbara Carrera and Michael York in The Island of Dr. Moreau , Robert Altman ( Three Women with Janice Rule, Mc Cabe with Warren Beatty, Images with Susannah York, MASH with Donald Sutherland, Nashville with Geraldine Chaplin), Lamont Johnson on One on One with Robbie Benson and Annette O'Toole, Wombling Free (David Tomlinson, Bonnie Langford, Ian Shand, Lionel Jeffries), Equus (Peter Firth, Richard Burton, Jenny Agutter), Norma Shearer ( Romeo and Juliet , Hollywood Revue of 1929 with John Gilbert, A Free Soul with Clark Gable).
This is a soft-cover 1992 book called The First Wives Club by Olivia Goldsmith.
514 pages. This empowering romp will delight and invigorate nearly any woman who's ever stewed over a bad breakup. in late-'80s Manhattan, three well-to-do, middle-aged divorcees are brought together by the suicide of a friend whose spouse, a bigoted Wall Street
shark, abandoned her and later wed his ambitious protegee. Annie, a gentle, generous novelist, was dumped by her ad-exec husband for the woman who was their marriage counselor; Elise is a hard-drinking actress whose ex now dates a young artist/heiress; and Brenda is a compulsive overeater who was left by a crass salesman she had helped succeed in the retail biz.
Calling themselves the First Wives Club, the three attend society functions together and seek methods of winning not only revenge but the nobler reward of justice for themselves and, posthumously, for their friend. As they stylishly, systematically and nonviolently foil the schemes of their callous former partners, they conquer
their own weaknesses and find appreciative friends and lovers who complement rather than rule them. Goldsmith's glitzy, addictive and credible first novel is certain to raise smiles - not to mention a few hackles.