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1959-10 Esquire Magazine Contents

1959/10 — ITEM DESCRIPTION: Cover design by Milton Glaser.

Contents as taken from the index page of this issue are as follows:
ARTICLES:

  • “What Makes Sammy Jr. Run?” by Thomas B. Morgan about Sammy Davis, Jr.
  • “The Intellectuals Last Chance” by C. Wright Mills
  • “Blue Grass Background: Folk Music With Overdrive” by Alan Lomax
  • “Budapest in 1945” by John Phillips
  • “Cars That Drive Themselves” by D.M. Bartley
  • “The Creative Agony of Arthur Miller” by Allan Seager
  • “Parkinson’s Law on Travel” by C. Northcote Parkinson
  • “The Ideal Candidate: 1960” by Eric Sevareid

    • TELEVISION PLAY:

  • “The Secret of Freedom” by Archibald MacLeish

    • FEATURES:

  • “Eighty-One Summers” by Jesse Stuart
  • “Georgie Porgie” by J. Daniel Greenburg

    • FICTION:

  • “In the Fresh Air” by Edward Doyle
  • “The Snake” by Chester Himes
  • “Strange Love” by Louis Paul

    • PICTURED ESSAYS:

  • “Country Music Goes to Town” — Paintings by Tom Allen
  • “La Petite Pascale Petit” — Photographed by Saul Leiter & Jack Nisberg

    • Other Features Include:

  • Several articles in the “Wearables” section, Travel (Mexico), Potables, regular Departments and Briefs