This thirteenth issue is printed on ivory paper and is 28 pages in length.  It discusses why audiences are watching more movies in their homes than in theatres, debates the charms of Gene Kelly vs. Fred Astaire, profiles Clint Eastwood as an actor and director, spotlights Chuck Norris’ best movie, Lone Wolf McQuade, explores the phenomenal popularity of My Big Fat Greek Wedding, offers my thoughts on twenty-three recent releases and recommends some quasi-classic science-fiction movies of the 1950s which may be unfamiliar to viewers, along with a dozen double feature ideas and a preview of my second movie reference book.

While copies remain, this issue sells for $10 postpaid, which includes shipping to destinations in the United States and Canada.