1968-02-10 The New Yorker Magazine Contents

1968/02/10 —

Cover by Arthur Getz

Goings on About Town

The Talk of the Town

“April Fish” by Mavis Gallant

“Patrum Propositum” a poem by Robert Fitzgerald

“A Day In the Country” by H.L. Mountzoures

How” a poem by S.J. Marks

A Reporter at Large: South Africa Part 3 of 3 The Peace of the Grave by E.J. Kahn, Jr.

The Theatre: Aren’t We Lucky? by Brendan Gill

Off-Broadway: Sodom and Other Playgrounds by Edith Oliver

The Art World: Discovering the Present is about Charles Baudelaire as Art Critic by Harold Rosenberg

“Man” a poem by Arturo Vivante

The Current Cinema: Making Lawrence More Lawrentian by Pauline Kael

Musical Events: Baton, Baton, Who’s Got the Baton? by Winthrop Sargeant

The Race Track: Marking Time by Audax Minor

Choke Me With Frigate Birds by H.F. Ellis

Books: Counting the Cats is about Chekhov’s “The Island: A Journey to Sakhalin” which was just published in English translation for the first time, by Stanley Edgar Hyman