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Spring 24: Silver Jubilee Edition. Issue 119
25 Years of The Chap:Â A gallop through the last quarter century of Chappism
Silver Foxes:Â From Cary Grant to David Niven, the men who went grey with panache
Silver Vixens:Â Ladies of the silver screen who let their locks show their silver lining
Society of Salome:Â Exquisite Edwardians pay a visit to Leighton House
David Bowie: Alexander Larman on the last decade of the Thin White Duke’s life
Drinking:Â What do the royals put in their cocktail glasses?
Ripley Revisited: Andrew Scott’s new Tom Ripley is compared to previous incarnations
Lindsay Duncan:Â Gustav Temple meets the actress refusing to fade to grey
The Welsh Wizard:Â Chris Sullivan on Dr. William Price, early 20th century druid, vegetarian and health reformer
Gresley’s Silver Jubilee: The locomotive built to mark the silver jubilee of George V
Grey Fox Column:Â David Evans reflects on 25 years of sartorial changes
Mr Fish:Â The camp shirtmaker who played a huge part in the swinging sixties
Travel:Â The sweet smell of excess in Brighton as it gears up for the Fringe Festival
Attack of the 50-foot Screen:Â Meet the makers of a documentary about the Scala Cinema
Ageing Dicks:Â TV detectives that kept going long after they should have retired
Cricket:Â A celebration of the humble quarter-century
Book Reviews:Â Books on deception officers, female racing drivers and extreme lunching
Am I Silver?:Â Readers submit photographs of themselves with greying locks
Recluses:Â Writers and actors who wanted to be alone, from JD Salinger to Howard Hughes