What could be more beguiling than Shaun on an op-art background? You decide:
On the left, some facts about Leigh! You CAN meet him! As for me, since they don't include his last name, I have no idea who he is:
Also on the left page, above, a weird last gasp for the Brady Kids and the DeFranco family. This was the end of the road for all of them. Next, a little bit of Scott Baio worship:
Willie Ames, the cutest Eight is Enough boy talks about girls:
That Charlie's Angels shirt is way, way better than the retro fakes which cropped up in the 90s. Finally, some more Donny and Marie, because too much is never enough, and full-face Leif:
The back cover, terrible pics of Marie and Donny:
That was fun! I don't think I'll scan a whole magazine again anytime soon; too much work. But I've got plenty of other garbage to scan, so stay tuned.
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One could land a sizable aircraft on Donny's lapels.
The stalking of Leigh is genuinely disturbing.
I see where all the photo editors for the Nazi Propaganda Ministry ended up after the war: Tiger Beat Magazine
I am wondering how many cans of agua net were slaughtered in the making of the 1977 edition, and how many nylon chinchillas were needed to make all those fancy threads.
Could that be Leigh McCloskey? (This site was all I could find, but it seems somewhwat close a match, since he did a 1976 TV-movie with Eve Plumb and subsequently "came to the attention of teen magazines").
Now you have me second guessing those Charlie's Angels shirts. Pretty sure I remember the originals, though.
And Leif Garrett? You know, I don't see the appeal anymore. His stoner-y good looks, well, aren't.
Donny and Marie--Behind Closed Doors.
What's that about?
Man! Just for the heck of it, I googled Willie Aames--according to his Wikipedia page, he's had some problems, which I guess led him to be born-again. He's been broke, he's tried to commit suicide, and he's now a financial advisor.
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