The Saturday Evening Post (March 23, 1968) Magazine

William A. Emerson Jr. (Editor) and The Saturday Evening Post

Verlag: The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia, PA, 1968

Beschreibung

A large glossy-paged magazine measuring 10-1/2" by 13-1/4" and containing 94 pages including front and rear covers (please note that entry and subscription cards, attached to this issue, were counted as pages by The Saturday Evening Post - this is a complete issue). With cover photo of Tony Curtis as The Boston Strangler, with an accompanying feature entitled "Tony Curtis: 'It's a Brand-New Ball Game'". Other highlights include: column Points West by John Gregory Dunne and Joan Didion (this column entitled Quebec Zero); Can These People Tell the Future? (on Vanderburgh County, Indiana: "Since 1896 a county in Indiana has voted for the winning ticket in every national election but one. How will it vote this coming November? And why? A special Post poll tells the answers"); Pop Goes the Poster by Herbert Gold ("Freaky, funny and fashionable, these are the signs of our times"); Letter From the CIA by Anne Chamberlin; How We Beat the Blockbusters by Rabbi Howard Singer ("The author's home town was about to be stampeded into becoming a suburban Negro ghetto. He tried moralizing, then appealed to the law for help, both without success. As a last resort, he led an unprecedented counterattack on the enemy's one vulnerable point - his wallet"); short story A Fool of a Man by Sean O'Faolain; short story Sunday Is a Narrow Place by Morton Fineman; "An Hour or so of Hell" ("He has been called unbelievable, the greatest goalie in hockey. But to Glenn Hall, tense, sleepless and scarred, every game is 'An Hour or so of Hell'"). In lightly worn covers. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 009782

Bibliografische Details

Titel: The Saturday Evening Post (March 23, 1968) ...

Verlag: The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia, PA

Erscheinungsdatum: 1968

Einband: Magazine

Zustand: Very Good

Auflage: 1st Edition