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April 9, 1964 - Pickwick Party
When these photos were published in magazines in 1964, rumors were flying that Ringo and Hayley Mills were a couple. And you can see why -- there is George and Pattie, Jane and Paul, and Ringo with Hayley. But if you really look -- you see from Ringo's body language compared to the other two guys, you notice how far from her he is sitting and that he is talking to her and not posing as a cute couple.
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By the way: I own copies of photos from this night (not pictured here). I own the original negatives and copyright and I sell prints for them for $5 each if anyone is interested. Just email me if you want more information. Starshyne9@yahoo.com
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| June 4, 1967 |
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| June 7, 1967 |
Sunday, June 4, 1967 - Paula and I went to the Saville. Procol Harum and Jimi Hendrix were on tonight. We stood by the door watching the people go in, went to have something to eat, and ended up missing Paul. The girls told us someone kicked Jane when she got out of the car and that Paul was upset, but found it funny, too. He had his "joker" jacket on (as usual these days). George, Pattie, and Cynthia also arrived. Cyn was wearing orange. We saw Mick Jagger and Peter Asher. During intermission, we managed to sneak into the theatre and saw the part with Jimi Hendrix, which was great! Paul and the others were there at their usual upstairs place. He clapped many times, smoked about 4 cigarettes, and bent over like he was trying to see something. Jimi started his show playing "Sgt. Pepper," --fantastic! We went outside to wait for you-know-who. HE came with Jane and was rather in a hurry -- I suppose he was worried the girls would kick Jane again. He put his left hand on Paul's shoulder and said, "Excuse me" (which left her rather dazed), then took Jane's hand, got in the car, and left immediately. Jane had a nice light flowered dress with a headband of the same material. I took two photos of Paul.
Tuesday, June 6, 1967 - Went to Cavendish. Saw Paul and Jane arriving in the Aston around 6:00. He had on green trousers, light green jacket, and the baseball boots he's been wearing.
Wednesday, June 7, 1967 - Paula came here around 11:00, and we listened to the LP, then we went to Cavendish. Paul was in. Neil arrived and left shortly afterwards with John and Mal in his car. They came back in about 15 minutes. John was smiling and playing the guitar, gorgeous! I took some pictures. They all left again. This time Paul was in the back seat with Jane in his lap (his fans didn't like seeing that too much...). We rushed to EMI. Mal and George Martin arrived first, then at around 7:30pm, was in Ringo arrived in a new black car. He was in a great mood, signed for a few people, and pretended to scare a girl who was trying to take his picture! Neil, John, Paul, and the others arrived next. John signed a few autographs and said, "I've got no time, luv." Paul just rushed in. A long time after that, Pattie, Cyn, Carl Wilson, and Mick Jagger arrived. Cyn had a blue dress on. She looked at me a lot -- I wonder if she realizes that I am the one that asked her to send that letter back.
Ringo was the first one to come out. He was in a great mood, signed my "Sgt. Pepper" album, and asked me quite seriously why wasn't I wearing the moustache (from inside the cover), for which I greatly apologized! Paul was second out at 2:40a.m. Paula stopped him by the door, politely asking him to sign for her (she was rather shaky at this moment), to which he replied, "Sure, got a pen?" She handed him the pen, and he signed. One of the girls took a photo of him and her at that moment. She thanked him and, he said, "Alright luv, good night" and went down the stairs, with his hands in his pockets. He met Carl Wilson, who asked him, "Can I go with you?" getting, "No, Jane's home" as a reply. (he was walking backwards while saying this!) He said, "See ya" and walked home. Mick and Marianne left next, full of bell sounds (from necklace) . George came out, signed my album,, and said, "Hello." John left around 3:00. Paula accidentally bumped into him. I said, "Can you sign, John?" and he said "Yes, I can!" and "Yes, you may" to Paula (I can't remember what she asked him). I took some photos and gave Cyn some roses I had picked up at a garden for her. I told her they looked nicer when I'd just picked them. She was genuinely pleased, but I think at first she thought I was going to hit her (some of the girls would call her names and be really rude). She was surprised when I handed her the roses. She said, "Oh, thank you, great!" and smiled, and I asked her if Julian was alright, to which she replied, "Yes, fine, great, thank you" I asked her to give him my love and said,, "Yes, great, thank you." She was very, very sweet and kind and has a very sweet voice too. (Mad me feel REAL guilty for wanting her husaband so much, still I can't help it -- how can I possibly resist the handsomest, sexiest human being on earth?). My album slipped out of its cover right on the ground, and John bent down and picked it up for me, for which I thanked him. I gave him the little lucky charm from Brazil that my mum had sent for him, and he said, "Thanks mum!" Cynthia sat on his lap in the car but thank goodness I didn't see that --the girls told me. I would have died of jealousy and pure envy. This girl must be the luckiest person on earth. I walked back home and went to sleep.
In 1967, when Jane Asher toured the United States in Romeo and Juliet, fans would take pictures of Jane during the curtain call -- here is one of those photos. (If you'd like to learn more about Jane and her fan club during this time, there are some great stories in my book).
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