Club February 1976

4 Club Clips 8 Cult Figures of Our Time Daniel Farson 11 Karyl Clive McLean 20 The Blue Angel Joan Goodman & Mike Bygrave 28 Behind the Greek Door Christopher Shaughnessy 31 Olivia Fred Enke 36 Get-Me the Fuck Outta Here Constance Blumenstiel 40 Shish Kebab Jack J. Jaffee 43 Molly Fred Enke 52 The Mitchell Brothers Barbara & Patrick Salvo 56 Actor Director Robert Brandt 60 Blow Up Sheila Rock 63 Be-Troughed Fred Enke 70 Jungle Woman Enzo d'Amberni 76 Water Babies Olivia DeBerardinis 78 Modus Operandi Edited by David Jones 82 Lois Rupert Daines 88 Fiona Fiona Richmond 92 Communication 95 Indulgence Jay Myrdal EDITORIAL NOTE Unless you happen to be married to a Martha Mitchell, Anniversaries usually signify a happy occasion. And so it is with Club, with this issue celebrating a year of unprecedented success on the American magazine market. Whim-wise, for instance, the lady that grabbed your imaginations more than most over the past year is the stunning Oliva Clark — or Sasha to her friends — and she has subsequently been voted by you our Girl of the Year. Sasha makes a welcome return to Club pages via a special Fred Enke pictorial. If travel's your deal, then Get Me the Fuck Outta Here, a graphic documentary of the cross-country trek of America's most articulate syphilis germ, might abet your bag — although, appealing as this fellow might be sound advice on avoiding same can be found in Christopher Shaughnessey's Behind the Greek Door, an epistle on the do's, do-nots and delights of anal sex. At last, someone around here who's not talking through his ass. Elsewhere, Actor Director will stop you picking up strange people in cinemas while Club's exclusive interview with the Mitchell Brothers might start you doing it all over again. Our girls, as ever, you won't believe, especially, we suggest, the amazing Chrysis, star of New York's spectacular Blue Angel revue, featured within. By comparison the Water Babies of Olivia de Berardinis and Enzo d'Amberni's Jungle Women flirt with the conventional: but nice with it. What you have to believe, sceptics and all, is that Fiona Richmond is alive and well and living it up like the lady she is. Add to this mixture the intriguing Cults of Daniel Farson, an astonishing Modus Operandi report on fetishism, fashion, and a whole new batch of reader mail and I'm confident that you'll be even happier that you've joined our Club. Tony Power.