Game UK Vol. 1 # 8 - 1974

Features 8 A Game called Symposium a coming event Sue Caron 22 Lolita '74 facts for paedophiliacs Roger Guelph 25 Human Sculpture cosmetic surgery for all Christopher Miles 28 Getting Laid in New York blow by blow commentary Paul Ruben 38 Sugar Daddies minks versus kinks Martin Greenaway 60 On the Streets Goldilocks and the urban gorillas Fred Shannon 68 Europorn blue movie interview Ian Pemble Regulars 4 Interview Yul Bryner Tony Crawley and Guy Flately 10 Dialogue telling it like it is Edward Lancaster 12 The History of Madame Etienne's last Rhumba in Paris Dean Anthony 42 Soho Explored naughty nooks and crannies Basil George 90 Anatomy of Marriage both sides of the story Brian Mackenzie 96 Motoring hot-shot drag-bag Rod Collins Fiction 74 The Satyr of Bellamy's Garden sex rites on dark nights Chris Rowley 86 Little Mummers amorous theatricals Lem Slinger Girls 15 Marcia Flashers 31 Annabel Larsson 47 Gina Serge Jacques 63 Margot Flashers 79 Claudie Serge Jacques Editorial Note Our probe into the allure of young girls in issue five provoked a devastating response and despite a handful of letters accusing us of deliberately trying to be perverse we felt much rewarded that the majority opinion praised our level of approach. Following up the theme Roger Guelph's critical appraisal of specific magazines available on this subject, both here and abroad, can be found on page twenty two . . . Lolita '74! Ian Pemble, himself a dab hand at the portrayal of things erotic, took time out recently to visit Holland and meet Alberto Ferro (alias Lasse Braun) possibly the rudest film maker in the world. Pemble's probing interview with the guy reveals all ... and I mean all! In a totally serious attempt to glean the lowdown from both sides of the bed, this month we launch into an interview series where volunteer couples submit themselves to penetrating questions . . . Anatomy of Marriage is an important addition to our magazine. Another new series beginning this month is Soho Explored, a street by street report on London's sexy centre. Sugar Daddies (Martin Greenaway, page thirty eight) come in closer for some close inspection —and where better to get the info than from the little birds who so eagerly sip the proffered nectar. It's not every girl's cup of tea (to mix the odd metaphor) but those dollies who are amenable to Daddy's whims and kinks can end up swimming in minks. Other girls of more immediate interest may be found, as ever, in glowing profusion herein. In a business where inspired photography is the staff of life it is very easy to become blase when confronted by one's tenth 'pubic rudie' of the day. However that Parisian master of the lense, Serge Jacques, never fails to rekindle my enthusiasm for the female form and if his pictorial amid snowcapped peaks with top French model Claudie has no effect on you we convey our sympathy and recommend a subscription to Gay News. Serge, who takes his warmer pictures for us and family album stuff for Hefner, is a remarkable character and next month we will be featuring his life story—a staggering tale of debauchery only a Frenchman could survive. Roger Cook