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1970-01 Films in Review Magazine Contents January 1970

1970-01 –

  • Cover: George Lazenby in “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Jack Lemmon by Joe Baltake – 12 pages including 2-plus pages of film credits
  • The Academy Perspective by Kenneth G. Lawrence
  • Florence Vidor by Harold Dunham – 19 pages including nearly 6 of film credits

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • A Boy Named Charlie Brown by H.H.
  • The Circus by William Herron
  • Hamlet by Helen Toland
  • Hello Dolly by Elaine Rothschild
  • John and Mary by Eunice Sinkler
  • On Her Majesty’s Secret Service by Arthur B. Clark
  • They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? by Henry Hart
  • Z by Aline Derain

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Films on TV by Jack Edmund Nolan
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • Films on 8 & 16 by Samuel A. Peeples
  • Letters

    • 1966-04 Playboy Magazine Contents for April 1966

    1966/04 — Vol. 13 No. 4. 224 pages.

    Contents include:

  • Playbill
  • Dear Playboy
  • Playboy After Hours
  • The Playboy Advisor
  • Playboy’s International Datebook — travel by Patrick Chase
  • The Playboy Forum
  • Playboy Interview: George Lincoln Rockwell
  • “Chronicle of an Event” — Fiction by Ken W. Purdy
  • Playboy’s Spring and Summer Fashion Forecast — Attire by Robert L. Green
  • “Octopussy” – Part 2 of 2 of a Novelette by Ian Fleming
  • Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright — Sports by Jack Denton Scott
  • Malibu Beachnik – Playboy’s Playmate of the Month Sue Williams
  • Playboy’s Party Jokes — Humor
  • A Playboy Pad: Palm Springs Oasis — Modern Living
  • The Goblet of Dreams — Article by Ira Cohen
  • “Marriage, Food, Money, Children, Ice Skating” — Fiction by Herbert Gold
  • The Playboy Cover Story — Pictorial Essay is an article covering the history, background and models of Playboy’s own covers, loaded with photos
  • The Double Deception of Janos the Jack – Ribald Classic
  • The History of Sex in Cinema – Part 8: Sex Stars of the Thirties — Article by Arthur Knight and Hollis Alpert
  • Depair – Part 5 of 5 of a Novel by Vladimir Nabokov
  • On the Scene — Personalities features brief biographies with black & white photos of three personalities of the time over two pages, this issue: Tom Wolfe – Michael Caine – Ramsey Lewis
  • Single page Vargas Girl “Sending a dozen roses was my boyfriend’s idea, but delivering them one at a time was the florist’s.”
  • The Playboy Art Gallery — Humor by Jim Beaman

    • 1966-03 Playboy Magazine Contents for March 1966

    1966/03 — Vol. 13 No. 3. 176 pages.

    Contents include:

  • Playbill
  • Dear Playboy
  • Playboy After Hours
  • The Playboy Advisor
  • Playboy’s International Datebook — travel by Patrick Chase
  • The Playboy Forum
  • Playboy Interview: Bob Dylan
  • The Playboy Panel – Crisis in Law Enforcement — Discussion
  • “Octopussy” – Part 1 of 2 of a Novelette by Ian Fleming
  • The Contemporary Planesman — Modern Living
  • “O’Hara’s Love” — Fiction by Pietro Di Donato
  • Revelations — Pictorial
  • A New Set of Sex Movies – Satire by Auro Roselli
  • We’re Happening All Over, Baby! — Article by Nat Hentoff
  • Fine Form – Playboy’s Playmate of the Month Priscilla Wright
  • Playboy’s Party Jokes – Humor
  • Step Right Up! — Attire by Robert L. Green
  • “The Good Doctor” — Fiction by Allan Seager
  • Symbolic Sex — Humor by Don Addis
  • Depair – Part 4 of a Novel by Vladimir Nabokov
  • Trio Con Brio – Pictorial featuring Christiane Schmidtmer – Shirley Anne Field – Rossana Podesta
  • Goldilocks and the three Bears — Humor by James Ransom
  • The Purple Grapes of Queen Julishka — Ribald Classic by Csonka
  • On the Scene — Personalities features brief biographies with black & white photos of three personalities of the time over two pages, this issue: Nicol Williamson – John Williams – William Lear
  • Single page Vargas Girl “My agent says I can become a star if I let the right people handle me.”
  • Little Annie Fanny — Satire by Harvey Kurtzman and Will Elder