Volume 2 Number 14

April 5 1967

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HOLLIES TOUR

THE TEEN AND TWENTIES NEWSPAPER 15 CENTS OFF? PAGE 5

VOL. 2 . N O . 14 A PRIL 5 , 1967

IASYS HIT· 11 USA By IAN MELDRUM

The Ea1ybeah single " Friday On My Mind" which rHched No. 9 on the Engll1h c:huh ,I x wMkl ago , 11 now No . 77 with • red bullet on the American CHh Box 100.

Cash Box Is une of lhe hardest chnrts to er~ck . bu1 JIUl)(lll.: un 1h .. µercenla.Re or sales p(' r week In America. fo r .. Friday On M)' Mind ",. 11 should at least make thf' top :wenty. The Ensybcats Am1•rirnn n>t·urdmlf rompany. United Art1st.s t Americat are so plensed thut thl'Y Rr1• plunnin)( nn additional SS!>.000 p romollonal drive, s ince the Ea5yb(•ut i-.. dm• to lhl' II present commitments. 11ft' unsblt' 10 tour the US A 110111 J1m1•

whereas the Engllsh track IS called "Satu rday Ni jthl " 1rnd tnis tra,;-k \Odil be releued In Aus trali& at a laler date o n an E.P

The Easybeats will soon be appearing in Cri>rma.,y ,.,:uh lht• Rolhni:: Slones tor len days. and will relurn to England tor senral ,op TV ._ho u.•s and a promotional tour ot the U.K.

Brian Sommerville t former Beatles publicis t• h8!> nf\w bf>t-n en KRg~ by Easybeat manager Mike Vaughan IJcllh Sommen•1Jli' 11nd Vaughan will be a rrlvmg In Australia three weeks be!ort> thr Ea.sybl'n1 ... Australlan tour, which is .scheduled for May

The Easybeat.s e re now well on the WII)' 10 b(,,conuni:: orw of the blil lnte rnul lonal roups fo r 1967

Wo rld sal"s to r " t' rld•y Un My 1'1ind · no~· to ta l o, " r lhr"" qua rlt'r.<

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GO-GO OUTLAWS

GO· GOS AND

10· GOS

Go-Go"< to the.- fabulous "0Utl3W!'" Y,hO w.- don't rN' eno1•J! h of C,o-Go to th.-L,on•o Gne~. (';ror.p and eSpt'("tally thl' m•w Cherokees

GO-GO STONES

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Ga.Go's fo r the Rollin it Stones and con-gr11.tu1'll1ons 10 them !or lheir latest rePi::l'f D TH E NlClllT f'OG J:"l'HEH

RUBY TUF"iDAY , Rolhn• $1,;,n,es 4 rAMELA PAMEI A W•yne FonUuUL ~ l"t,I A BELIEVER. Monk...,~ I SOMETHIN'Cl A&OUT YOU BARY TI,..

V1branb l MOVIN" MAN , BUOdy En1Jancl a t~~:~ THE Rl:l) R.I HOS. n.., Rt.>,•1 I THERE WON'T tt1::: MAS\' L'OM INO IIOME

ltO)' Ort>uwn 10 ~::.!!.~!not· 1 HE Rf:ll IIARUS Moumt' C'hurts ,hat th,• mtN state chor1s took notice

And brotht'1 huw the)' wok noun • oo! h "Lo\'cd Onl' ' ond " E\e rlovm Mnn " took o ft praCllt"llll)' sunultnn, oously In al l S tnl c.>s anc!. 0 1 one s111ge tht" Lo,·1.-d Ones had both lht'lr singlei. In the top ten In Sydnr y, Pnt :1, B: 1s-hme. und Atle h11d e.

W il h SUN'nt Heid e,·er,· u me we put down a record . lht:. 11o·ni. we hope. It prevents u:s from bt."t.·om-in)I stale. When we are 1old what date our next rl'l111w . 111 !he Loi•. o r JUSI p\11 111 llll)Wh,•r•· Wt· rion·1 clls,· 11:-:< ou r 1tle 11 ·:. wi th

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IBmWD ABOUID

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LOVEDOIES Con1i11ued fro m Page 3

What would ~-ou du if one of your smgle:< d1dn·1 IOkl' o ff '>

" Wl'!I' ". said Trevor. ··w,• would wan1 to know why. If our s ingle didn't take o ff 11 would probabl)' mean the nmlenal .,. . ., had written wasn't up to standa rd . This is the thmg we fear when we have to write ne""' material . So rar we ha\'C been lucky,"

Ha\·e )'OU made any mistakes over the pas1 six months?

"Plcnt)'··, replied Gavin, "but one to mind 1s that we helped product! our first three singles, and production wise we feel that they were not up to standard. This was not W & G's fault, completely our own, we Jusl didn't know enough about it. Prom now on we wlil use outside help. It has been on ly lhe faith by the public that have made our sin.;:les so big, and their complete acceptance of ori1inal material.

What is the future of the Loved Ones~

" We ha\·e set ourselves certain goa1.s··. said Gerry, .. the audience re•

action has been amazing wherever we h ave performed, and one can only pray that it wll\ continue.

" When we have proved ourscln!s ready to ~o overseas we wlll not hesitate to ~o. but ur.til then we w,11 be 1·1urmg w; much a., IXJssible. We a rc honored that we have been chosen to do the Eric Burdon · Hollies t0ur 11nd are lookmg rorward to 11 . We also hope to better ourSd\•es. mus1-cally .11s well as our act. And I, as nil the Ul\'cd One:. would , would like to thank all 1he rans who ha\·e put ui; whe re we art: todny. Ou r new n 'l.."'o r, I shoult! be rcl1•a . ..,,t; ~n. I hope )'(.oU i1ke ll ••

The Lo\ 't'(I Ones IO\' llt-'tl llh ' 1110111-: to their r1-,·ortllllJ,! :.t•1-s1on anti I hcurd both 1,1ch:s of 1hl•Lr lll'W !- IOl;lc. 0ntJ s 1d,• 1~ ::ullnl ··A Lon· L1kt• Ct:rs", which L'i a huppy w ild SOil!,!. 1> 11 1,!hll)• if 1mythini; on a rock and roll heal . The o ther :.icle ,s n1!!t-'CI " A Loverly Cur" whil..h IS ubuut lt lllllc mun who Ml\'CS up and buys a car and then drh·cs into a bus.

The Loved Ones. and their new single. are sure to be a grc.11t hit Jor a Jona lime.

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WALKER BROTHERS HAVE SICRET T AlKS

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0!!fi4U' EJH•i:i» W •H'M' i ~ ECOBDS ~wum3•mrn:z-THIS WEEK- RUSSELL SMITH (RAM JAM BIG BAND)

iND EDGEL JAMES (MIXTURES) REVIEW Ruuell :

BREDDR LEE'S LATEST

RUSSELL

" l don't like 'Ride. Ride, Ride' at all . The B side ls much better. I think she has a Cood voice, but is much better slngin1 bal· lads. Tilere's not much appeal about the words of R.R.R. It Is a poor number mainly because it is done In a style Brenda tried to leave behind nve years ago. It shows he r as Just an average artist. However , the record could make some impression on the charts, as the backing on both sides Is really excellent. almost exciting. What a pity the words of the songt. and her voice don't match. It"s been a while since Brenda has tried !or the charrs and this Is a Dad comeback . Her da)'s of ha,•ing a top hit are definitely over. Il is bes1 10 remember her for her earlier numbe rs when she was one of t~ ""'orld's most s ur:cessful ,:irl singers".

EDGEL

GOii SHOW TO STAY By IAN MELDRUM

The GOii Sf,f'w will continue. Johnny Young will continue as comper• until June. I hen been •••ured by Julllln Jover ( producer of GO ii) that it wlll be

definitely kart going, reprdlff1 of whether .k-:,nny Young lenu the 1how or not.

HOLLIES TOUR EADEELLED?

The Hollies tour of Au11r;i1 li• ,c hedu led for 1hi1 year m•y be off .

Dr um mer Bobby Elliot has acute api,end icit i1 and peritor1iti1 and hi1 d octor ha\ 11id an Au st ra lian rour m.iy 1101 be ponible.

Tht-• Hollf,,,. wili 1h· a 11 H d :t)' tour u f .lnpan 111 \µ11 \. hu t IIIIRh ' ha,,· 11, ,·1111,·, · 1h 1•1r Au1-1 rnhan ui.l ,\11wr1

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Edgel : .. They·ve wasted a song by making 'Ride,

Ride. Ride· the A side. The other should be the top conlt!nder as the backing is super• !or and !.he sounds more like a woman than her early tttnage Image. l '\•e never reali)' been a fan of hers, because most of her ,------, songs are the same. She ha.c; carried this on with R.R.R. Brenda sounds very similar to Wanda Jackson - thi: ii bad as there just 1.srn enough room for two singers who are so ahke. You can walk mto a dozen Melbourne danet!halls and hear young gi;ls singing the same 1ype o( sonll:S In \he same style. This makl'S B~nda too common. She haii bet.-om .. very o rdinary m her ap,-proach. Wrn>n she first began smgmi; she was o ngmal and I.his probably accounted for much ot h.-r P;trly '-U

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[PG][P TEENAGE IMMORALITY: o -S~l'-17 SPEAK "Parents don't tell you about Sex ••• ~BOAC ~~~ rnrnu ••• So you find out " ~LO ,o BY LILY BRETT

ian m,lagan [ •II faces l COMMUNISM

Don't know that much about it . It's ar. Ideal and as an ideal can't work.

AMERICA Frightens me. Gives me

the right horrors. It's going too r11st . I'd love to go thl!re and see the place.

LOVE I 'm nOI Ill ii, whi1•h I!! ll

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CHRISTMAS Does n 't mean a thing. 1

spent last C'1 ris1mas l!\'i' with my pan•nts . One thin i,; was a gas though . I heard the kids next door wa!-"" up and get their presents. That was a real gai..

LIVERPOOL Two Impressions. c I I Be-

fort! J joined Small Faces - durge all I saw werl! the docks. complete and utter duri:e. C 21 Aller Small Faces - We played there, i;a.s place, fabulous people.

THE JAMES TAYLOR MOVE .... "Tht· 1110,1 •·'"dtine: .. ound

r\·t' r O"\uhrll i11 Aus1r:111ia .. said thr Jrnhlkih. and nl'3r• I)' O" \"l'r)ont· :,.~rrt'd . This WIA1' a l Hi t l);uhh ·!!o llis.•u nn \ lart'h 17th - lhr ll r!S1•n1 i,:roup h1• doubles on l-t 11mmonfl 11r1:un

Rllhl'tl T:wlnr. 11l:-,o :m. l!'s \'l"l(i1ll!1k velvet and carried µo sies o f Wes l Aust ralian -,,..,ldnowers .

Sue , one of the o riginal •o-Sel Staff, met Tony

tarly last year on an assign• en• in Sydney and they

.ere engaged ta 1er th at

The Barbers plan to have 1 pc.:s lponec! honeym·:;xm in Japan and then to visit l.Jny·s parents m Engl and.

Id r is Jones , COmf)'!re of rhe new ABC show fe111ur-ng Tony and Denise Drys•

dale, was the groomsman . Go-Set edi1or Tony Schau-ble acted as best m an .

• i i1 1i (1l ;• ..;•J~~r1lrtl Easter racing

in S.A.

The lh'll 'N cm ,,,,. bll..t• .,,,11,, th,, in•••!. u a /11/ •1 ., .•vrt, •ct /111t th ,• l11r;hllghr 1c·,1,i 11111/m,/11,•tlfo rm· In/I tu '-molt A11s1mlw ior lht· J.',,.,ti•rfu1•,•1,

T:il' 1111'•.'tmt-: 1\;, .. at ~1111 l.d;o. 11bo111 .JU uuh-~ from \cl.-1:iirh•. c•.t:tl'i•m"l~ wdl :tr• !,t ll!,:l'(I ,,ml art1•nch'd. al thnUj:h many of 1h1• "b11C l,1 k,• IIIUllt" ... \\t•n• UI Dathuri-1 m NS.W

Thl' lop rlll't·r WU!,, llll d11u ll1t:dl)· ULJI Hor~tn:lll, 11n 1r11t•m11tinn11l ndf'r who shnw,'CI br11\iun1 rorm A chsappmnli"\i: fl•otun• to us a.s dt'Clit·ull'd .. b1k1e~ .. was lht• tinw lll' IUl\11)' SJ)l•nt nn C')Tlt• nll'lllj! Prnt' llC¥ be1a11n al 7 :10 anti 111! prurtkc am\ n wmj! hlld tu lw O\'N by I JI 111 to nmkl' way ror thf' ,·an,

A good time WIIS had by nil lhc Go-Set teum Md the help and friendliness !>hown to us by the pit teams was extremely useful and greatly 11ppreclated. Unfo rtunately an accident with our cam era made It Impossible to record some o! Lhe supe:-b action that we hoped to show our Go-Set readers.

We haoe rccc1vcd Jc,..'f1ral letter, allkmg what proced ure JhOu/d bt' /olloiMd m an emergcnc-11. 10 memonJc the /ollowin11 pa1t1agc on .. Panic Drill' . c-a r1•/ullv.

Briefly, thl~ means that tf you become rattlt-d, t·xclted. lose you r halanoo, o r in any Olher way IOlle control 01 you r machine. you can stop Ult! machine promµlly in the follnwtne manne r.

C.mb tlw " IUtch Md apµJy !ht' foot brake "larct J)f •mJ! !ht~• IWP rhmi;, will "top 11111 {jllll kl)· , and !hr wur,t !hat \\Ill h,1µpt·n Y.111 ho.• lhUI lh,• m11111r. ·1 , h• WIii full 111·1·r 1111 !h •1.t,." ,\, lh1· rrn,h ha! • i•n l.1ri,:1• r b,k~•~, · ··111 holrl th,• l\l 'l l!h! uµ u lf )I lllJUr)' •

n.11: I h,· 11!11n11,•1/ b\" t!lt' t'lll,!IOf' rtlCU\J; 1f )1111 ·111111•1 rcmeml.Jt;r how to , lo-'>I' the th ronl,•. .SU Ion.: II" lhl' ,·?u teh 1s d1!>rni:::1~,•d . H can nut hu rt you, anct raL1n1: the 1-ni,::m,• lnr 11 short lltllt' will nnl aµpn..,·mbi)' du111u1:c it As .soon u. ... )'OU hu- .• ~IOl)J>t'\'t' \'OIUn• lt'1•n..'d to plu.y tht! part o r n Gem:an pursu lnit him. as well a.,; his own part.

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OPEN LETTER

T._.i, we-ek Go-Set is introducing a new feature . Every weelc , we will pu b1l1h an open letter from sotneone in the enter• tainment tn1de. It can be from I O.J ., TV producer, 1rt i1t , etc: . The following wffk we will publ i1h the 1n1wer to the letter.

Yo start the bell rolling, thi1 wNk Tony Macarthur Hh • few point.cl que,. t lons of the producer, end comperH of 8rl~b1ne'1 TV shows . RHd their reply nu.t W

IP®IP COIIIIBIT WITH IAN MELDRUM

NORMAN W ILLISON K-..m::r.• ,~:cm•

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Th, maj0r1n of .\:1«1r,1 han ·,-.•n3g,•n, an: no rmai «jXlrt luvm5: tn>1c•~. I am su ~, th.-n- 1~ onl} a minu1"

JAZZ riREAl5

Does drug addiction present a problem to

Australian teeners? crowd . 1r any. who would take 1he heavy s tuff.

The morals of teenagers han·n ·t ,mpron•d nor de-clmed Il ·s J•:SI 1h:11 $Ub· je-i.•ts hkr s,.•x h:1w b..,"Omt.' nwn· oµ,.·n Th,•tr t'Xpres. ,,on cot !rt~ !o,·t' ha~ bi-corr.I' mort' uµt"n. :me! cho.• C'Om ::1um1 , h;n-,... arct>pled this \ .,,: , ,,n o po>nly ~.-ad about M'X m most nl•v:~papers ll!lcl ma~azm .. « tht'5stro·1

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MICK FLYNN ;l~·

O-.·t·r:11! th,·:t .• 11v1h.1 wrnn i-:. With th,• w.1\ In ai:,•ri- nindu,·1 TIK'1:1,,.-h, • :11111 lhf•!>l' 1h;11 ar,• n-.1d;. ' d,'('~ t h, · ,.,.t: \111•'· ,,: \t't'n :l:.:• r ... hould tak,· ,1 ,-;::;: tul IP(•!: ,ii t h, m-..•h ·,, ... fi r- · 11 ,·u1:Jd lit• q1111,· a ~hock

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Grape Escape a stir

Sydney • 1n \\'hill' In Sy!.lnt')' ror thl'

rrcordlnc or four ll'hi,·l»lon ,;how11 (a ll the i\HC'11 "Somt·· lhln1 Elst'" I and lo promutl' lht'l r nl'W tloublt' lilld t'd n--l'Ord . Tht' Gri&pt" t:liUl)l' , all four plus m 1& na1r r , Arthur Ki&mst"y, dro ppt•!.I into tht f;u.s.,1 Offll't'S rur a t'hat and lht la ll'lill run-down on Syd• ney newa.

THI GllAPI ESCAPE

Bolh s ides of their n"i..-ord ha\'e been coinpol'ed by mcm~rs or the i;roup 1md bolh RI"\' i\ s idt ... , " 11"11 be up lo the ra.i.1n.l hu)·er to d1•,:1dc which sldt• tw hk('i, bcsr·. snld buss i:ummst Chris lloncll, 11.:ho 1s n•:,pons1bh. fo r one side - " Is Your Soul Drip Ory?'· The other $Ide - " Happie r the Day",

WED~SOJ. Y. APRIL 5, 1967-PAGE 9

LIUBIB: HT. V. SHOW CAUSED SPLIT

Thi' nrxl nmnlh will prob, 1&bly sul thr falt or Lauri" Alltn. II will show whdhrr ht' t•iui makr ii wllhuul Bobby 8ri1thl. lhl' olhrr ha ir or i\ustra lia•!>I rormt r top p,111 dun.

F':)r slm:e the brt'l!.k•up lasl Chn!'itmas, Lllune hasn 't ~n idle , H e has fom1ed a hacking group I The Diet" 1 and has \'entured inlo pro-molini; his own noaung dis-cotheque. Whether either ~ l~ni' success has yet 10

Until now. Laurie has been very tight-lipped about the split . All we knew was thal both fell . Rs a duo they had reached their limit . How· c\'cr II wasn·1 quite 1his simple.

.. ~•: t~uri~~ ~l~ l' a;1rth; ~!:: ' Dli:- \\'r ) l us t · kilh•d us a..-1 an lll't . ll ruirwd uu r lmar.t a11d t"a u sr d arr.u nwnts among ou rsrh·ei.. \\ 1• wr n • si1t"""' to du a , ·11 011,: atlul ts i;how - not si ni: b its from muska ls anti 'A\"t' Maria·,

" \\h:H thr,· n:all) wantt•tl was th is 1t,·m•r ;,, lit111 's 1rt•11•

~1!~~: :~,f;:~ l~:1bb~·"'":~:~ mon• inrlint'd to do · as hr WlllS luhl. but I "'"lll.'I dtad a,:aim;; t it. This ,:r:idua lly lt•d lo tt•n:don bt't"'t't' ll U!>. Ju,- t bdun· th,• last s hu"' ..,-t' llJ: r l'rd to splll,

cause

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PAGE 10- \'-.EDN[~D;., APRIL S 1967 ___ GO-SET

PYTHOD LEE JA[HSOD: BY RICHARD SCHMEISZL. PHOTOS: RICK HAR RIS

Ooops . . . pardon m,· Ian· i:u11,e, but a1 las1 il"s hap-prned. Af' Australian JTOUp has bttn branded .. obscent'··:

The unhappy title rans on the Python Lee Jackson. or rather lead voice Malcolm McGhee. It Wll5 after a rec-ent stint in a Queensland count ry town. At the fi rst show the group played to an exdted capacity audience 01 o,·er 1,l/Oll. The next n111;ht , except for a handlul or curl• ous onlookers, the hall was deserted .

Now Malcolm was curious himself. So he asked around. After many blank stares and rdusalS to say anythlnz, he nnally found the answer.

The morning before the sn:ond show, the local Par• ent·1 Commillt't' had held a mec-tlna:. Somt' of them had bet'n tht'tt the pttvious ni1ht and caught tht" 1roup'1 act. "l'hey inoua:ht l\latco1m·1 monm ents much too su1• iestin and 1pttad the word that no.o ne wu to attend thf' nrxt night.

our Malcolm was bowled O\·er when he heard the news .

··To say my expressions 111,na stage actions are at all inaecem 1s r1a1cu1ous", he sa1a. "I work the same wn11r11ver we re booked and no-one nns ever complained. t'01 1he lite 01 me l Uon't Know why they thought it wrong.

·· 1 never rehl'arse any

AN OBSCENE ACT? parucular movements. H U1e band 1s bcattna; up a storm J Just move wit.n It . 1 ne whole tnlng 1.i- per!eclly natural. It came as a hell 01 a surprise, but 1 won't be 1osing too much sleep over it. l mean why should I?

'"This thinr will probably nt"\·t-r happen a«ain:·

lt ShOWdn't, !Or as Mal· calm said. the Chara:e was ridiculous.

Tom Jones, who comes as close to anyone In the world to oein1 suggestl\·e in his stage movements. has ~ n cautioned only once - in ~ydney and that was tor removmi his shirt!

And what of P. J . Proby

and the case of the spin pants? In Melbourne, halt• way throu&h his act, he sud-den ly lunged from sight and emerged wearlne a boiler-sui1 - obviously inferring he had spill his leg-hugging,

PAGE 12-WEONESDAY, APRIL S, 1967 GO- StT

LOVED ODES LOVED ODES LOVED ODES LOVE The Belt Story Bdu a re certa inly in ...,,1 h a vengeance this yea r , :~o~l~,1rwel -s tudded belt s on li tt le crepe drenes,

u1 leather and " Tw,ggy" styte coai s To match th is craze, slorlS go either rwirly 01 semi-fla red as illustra ted below. A: I clothes featu red are exclusive to " House of Mer ivale", Sydney .

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STORY - BRIGID MONKS

PHOTOGRAPHY - GRANT MUOFO~D

00.SET

W•r o,, n l8lh

GQ.SET

with ll.le flett

This week we consider dry skin - its causes, effects and treatment.

This skin appears flak y; forehead and cheeks feel taut alter washing and the skin feels rough to the touch. If nothing ts done lo :i.lle-\'ia le this condition effects will show at quite an early age - f\ne l:nes develop on the !orehead, under and out-side the eyes, on the neck and around the mouth. These areas become lined fi rst be-cause or their natural sparseness o f moisture glands.

The cause of the dryness can be Crom one or more sources: faulty diet. soap left on the skin, or mcst pro-bably Jou or lack or suffi-cient natural moisrure. If your skin is dry II will dry out more as you mature. It must oe prottieteo at all times beca1;1't" of its sen-

sili \' ity tu weather changes, cold . wind anrl sun

It will need firstly, water cleansina. use borac1c in warm water and remove make-up with cotton wool. Then crea.m c1eanse with lubricating cream. Suggested is Ardens cleansing or Dor· oth)· Gr&)' Satura Moisture Lotion.

Tone with an alcohol free tonic. Try Yardle)' Skin Freshener o r Coty "V1tamel .. Skin Freshener. MBSliage with a good cream and leave on o,·emighl. Try Max Factor's Ory Skin Cream or Cyclax Moistura tor race and neck m.Jlsture replacement .

To discourage the tiny lines that form around the eyes try Ma;. Factor Eye Crea.m plus or Coty Wrinkle Cream which will help to fill in and fade the Jines about the eyes.

Make up must be protec• live. Max Factor has active moisturiser !or use under make-up to maintain mois-ture and oil balance of I.ht skin . His invisible Make-up Foundation doubles the pro-tectJoh under the Powder. Coty Instant Beauty Cream Foundation serves the same purpose. A light, non-drying powder comes next. Sug-gested is Helena Rubin-stein's Silk Face Powder. Lipsticks protect lips from dryness because or the oils in them : the new creamy one:. are best. Any tvpe eye make-up can be used with-out further drymi; or the skin.

NEXT WEEK: OILY SKINS

••••••••• Beauty Notes from

sel/eraj excellent thi Bambi Smith to you Ill Olti..

43 ROYAL ARCADE ANNEX, MELB. °'""' u. ia.1 1, ..- w~ _,,.-------------:> w, -.ri ton .. , t.t quite r-- ----------, =r ::~ :::Jlwj~ In fact thi. would be the

best limo, l">"l t IO ha,,. airly halt 1'bt now hair, 11ty1«.are J.ui1 madero r . ... , hair and wlth CUlllfll a lot ol the mon cu rly type twJr -1 KIUe'Ye the

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• Ila, delicate ,,er/ume

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• ls mrlched with ROYALAN

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n- ..,1 curly lwt , l l II Ill 5l l'VflStl'lk.kh&lr , ,-L&,._ bruah rollen If 111.1 llne hal t UH unalltct b,.._h rolJEn N' ... ltU .. Mrthlnl el.M but bNah :otlen. wtllc:I: llokl the hlllr In pi.ce, ..-t LmpOr\&nl with .-u rly halt. oth!nrtM II Leflda; tn cnmp up and loob frluy

H ,,._,,.., hav11 !Itron, Ullcll tw.l r , Ihm ,OU tan hawe LI 1tral1ht.enec1. If JOii NIH weryllnshl.lrthllllanol lld~le. '-- the pro-.,_. la too h&rd on U. hal r. A1-o-tM~pllo tlral&ht.n ,wr hal.lt ,OW• MU You CO\lld end up bald. Tben ,ou'U r..t • •It• Whlcb II whal rm = - to l&lll•l:iout-' ........ ..... ••••••••

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1967

A DREAM IN FRUFFLES

ROY AND THE WALKERS Dear GOSET,

The object or this Je:ter is to try :o put Miss lJnda Anderson. or Ryde, N.e.w .. wise about Roy Orbison and The Walker Bros. No doubt. dear Miss Anderson, you ore very confused and somewhat biased about this subject. I have sot nothlnt against Roy Orbison: he has rot a pleasant voice, but against the deep melodious sound o! Scott Engel he Is left at the startlna: post.

Regard.in& the hit records, maybe Roy Orbison has had more, but how Joni has he been recording, compared with the lime the Walker Bros. have?

Finally, we co:ne to the point about hair. If you had Just bothered to look at t."le Walker Bros., you would have noticed that they have not got long hair. Ohl but I'm terribly sorry. 1 almost rorrot , of course you must think that people like M.a.lcolm McGee, The Twlllah.s and the Smail Faces have 1ot long hair. Well then I must airee with you that the Walker Bros. have too . I suppose that Roy Orbison only wears his hai r the way he does because It suits him best that way and I also suppose that ls why Gary's hair Is a little lon1er than Scott's and John's.

I hope that n ext time the Walker Broa. tour Auatralla they will be named u top ot the blll u they were surely the top act on the January tour.

Janlae Cowie.

SOME PEOPLE Dur GOSi:T,

Last week I saw a group called "S'lme Peoplt.", wt!o Impressed me so much I Just had to write and to!II you how rroovey they are. They were really aas musicians 1111d even gassier people 10 talk to. It's a pity they haven't got u Fan Club or recording contract as tht> \' deflnHely deserve It. It 's terrlflc to ~ al,le to a:o up to them after the .shov. and have a yam and then have U; ,.,,., thank you for being so nice to t: 1em Good luck .. Some People" 'n ' boy ul, boy, are lhey ever ~me people - e .. .:>ugh to get a person all emotionally unb1!.l-anced. Love,

Vicky Ham;c-11.

GO-SET COMPARED WITH ENGLISH PAPERS

Dur GO-SET,

fr~mha~d~~ h~:~v~d'!,1~e~~:,:~I "Go-Set" which I think compares ravour ably with such British publications M " Melody Maker.. and "New M u.slcal Erpres&... As I came to Australia b~ myseU I have not yet met ~Y peopie 10 If there la anybody who would l!Jti• anott.er f riend ( part.tcularly rtrla 11 f ahould love to hear from them - r ani 19.

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54321. MIXTURES GRANTLEY DEE • HURRICANES ROBBIE SNOWDEN ST. MARY ' S

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ENTERTAINMENT EXCHANGE ANNOUNCES A RETURN MELBOURNE SEASON FOR

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featuring SLIPPERY THE scH:O~Nw~;TING SAM MAN

Many moons ago on a dreary beach one Sunday young Harold was slopi nz along ,r' caught sight of a small squirt sqeezing itse lf out of its mind.

HAROLD: How come you come by such a wild squirt squirter? SQUIRT: Well, baby, I've just got to work it out like a squir! and man I really get big deal satisfaction. HAROLD: But wty waste a squirl here boy? Throw you r body into ou r wild Sunday squirting house at the Catcher for 70 cents and show these babies how lo squirl. SQUIRT: Squirl squirl rapid action fire. HAROLD: You twit headed bladder squeezer you 've got me right in the ear. I'll get you .....

THIS SUNDAY T~E CATCHER SQUIRT AT THE CATCHER

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WITH THEIR

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WEDNESDAY APRIL 5. 1967-PAGE 19

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?AGE 10- .,r ',1

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Volume 2 Number 14

April 5 1967

Don Rainsford ! Coming your way

0:rom 1he glass bubbl e at Chaddy, or 1he cool. cal m ar-d C0'19f'n1al studios at Bou r~e St •I s the same DON

RA INSFOQD

H~ ! , 1,e •1U" "l'hc, l,~ ens •.p your rlily tween file noun c f 1n1d day and 2 pm

- MO'lOity 10 Fr,day. Don I let the Rainsford sunshu,e

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