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1965-01 Playboy Magazine Contents
1965/01 — Vol. 12 No. 1. 238 pages.
Contents include:
Playbill
Dear Playboy
Playboy After Hours
The Playboy Advisor
Playboy’s International Datebook — travel by Patrick Chase
The Playboy Forum
The Playboy Philosophy — editorial by Hugh M. Hefner
Playboy Interview: Martin Luther King
“The Eye” – Fiction by Vladimir Nabokov
A Hypothetical History of Harems — Pictorial
“Bingo Bans the Bomb” — Ficiton by P.G. Wodehouse
Seeing Is Believing — Article by Terry Southern
Political Conventions as Showbiz — Article by Budd Schulberg
Remembrances of Things Future — Credo by Ray Bradbury
Retroactive New Year’s Resolutions — Humor
The Age of Overbreed — Article by Sir Julian Huxley
I Don’t Get It — Humor by William Saroyan
Progressive Dinner Party — Food/Fashion by Thomas Mario & Robert L. Green
The Not-So-Classic Classics — Opinion by Mortimer Alder
Designing Female – Playboy’s Playmate of the Month Sally Duberson
Playboy’s Party Jokes
“Tea Party” — Fiction by Harold Pinter
Uncle Shelby’s Kiddie Corner — Humor by Shel Silverstein
The Psychology of Personnel Management – Article by J. Paul Getty
“Good Blonde” – Fiction by Jack Kerouac
Eleventh-Hour Santa – Gifts
Wag Dogs Tales – Humor by Bennet Cerf
Joe – Nostalgia by Jed Harris
“Dial ‘F’ For Frankenstein” – Fiction by Arthur C. Clarke
Symbolic Sex – Humor by Don Addis
Playboy’s Playmate Review – Pictorial
The Trial of a True Friend – Ribald Classic by Shaykh Al-Nefzawi
Beatle in the Bull Ring – Article by Kenneth Tynan
My War With the Machines – Humor by Woody Allen
My Fair Teevee Jeebies – Satire
Hostileman – Satire by Jules Feiffer
On the Scene – Personalities features brief biographies with black & white photos of three personalities of the time over two pages, this issue: Soichiro Honda, Vittorio Gassman, and Edwin D. Etherington
The Playboy Art Gallery – Humor by Jim Beaman
Little Annie Fanny — Satire by Harvey Kurtzman and Will Elder