EDITORIAL
One of the perks of having Paul Raymond as a Publisher always shows itself at about this time of the year when Men Only gets an exciting pictorial boost, via the inclusion of an exclusive coverage of the latest Raymond Revuebar show. Yours truly is always an early visitor to this new show, which begins on New Year’s Day and runs for a full year. I can report with some confidence that his latest offering, Festival of Erotica, is a mind-blowing experience, combining sensational young ladies from all over the world in a series of stunning acts which fully justify the Raymond Revuebar’s reputation as the leading theatre of erotic entertainment. Incidentally, when you can finally tear your eyes away from the pictures, I suggest you read the accompanying copy, written by George Richardson. for many years General Manager of the Paul Raymond Organisation, and thus highly qualified to commentate on this unique form of entertainment.
Unique, also, is Diana Dors, the subject of this month’s interview. for of the clutch of bigboobed. blonde bombshells that suddenly emerged in the lato fifties, she was one of the few that could actually act. She’s also the possessor of a warm and modern mind, as you’ll discover on page 30.
Our resident sexologist, Karl Steiner, certainly stirred you up last month with his erudite analysis of the letters which appear in the Communication columns. Although we’ve always enjoyed a healthy mail, I’ve never known such an avalanche of letters as we’ve had in the past few days, and I’ve subsequently had to increase the number of pages devoted to your correspondence. Please keep your opinions and experiences coming.
Someone who also enjoys a healthy male is Fiona Richmond, and this month sees the first of her reports from an assignment behind the Iron Curtain. Fiona, we discover, did more than keep her Red under the bed, but for the full story see page 40.
Exciting as the time Miss Richmond seems to have had, I must say that the goings-on in Austria, featured on pages 1226, look rather interesting, too. Peruse Last Tumble in Oberau and you’ll see what I mean.
Incidentally, you might be interested to know that we now have an Italian edition of Men Only, which has had immediate and sensational success. Which all goes to prove you can’t beat quality./ Tony Power.