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TABLE OF CONTENTS
COMMENT
POST-MORTEM ON BRIDEY . . . Footnotes on one of the current enigmas — Aldous Huxley 45
REFLECTIONS AFTER THE CURTAINS FALL . . . Upping the eyebrows at critics — George Jean Nathan 46
THIS MAN’S WORLD . . . Dear, distracting London is this man’s world — Paul Gallico 48
ARTICLES
200 DEGREES IN PRAGUE . . . The trout may still escape — Ira Wolfert 53
THE SHOOTING OF ALANNA BOOLE . . . Asokki: free verse, freely translated — Gerald Kersh 54
YOU TOO CAN BE A MATHEMATICAL GENIUS . . . Here’s how, in simple rules — Ann Cutler 58
HELLER FROM HELL’S ACRES . . . John Morrissey, champion — E. Alexander Powell 61
HIGH FLY . . . Follow those big fellows, those great flocks, to northern Canada — Charles H. Baker, Jr. 62
THE SEVEN SCROLLS OF PROFESSOR SUKENIK . . . The offering — Meyer Levin 65
THE CRACK IN THE PICTURE WINDOW . . . Cave dwellers had more privacy — John Keats 70
EITHER YOU GET IT OR YOU DON’T . . . Just gin, touched by vermouth — Donald Hough 82
CROSS SECTION, U.S.A.: BURLESQUE TOWN . . . Union City, New Jersey — Monroe Fry 87
PERSONALITY
JEAN HÉLION: THE COMPLETE CIRCLE . . . Champion of modern experimental art — Horace Titus 95
FICTION
MOON OVER MADISON AVENUE . . . There’s nothing like acting out a story — Robert McLaughlin 51
SQUATTERS’ RIGHTS . . . He could top it, but he preferred to live — Ira Josephs 96
16-PAGE JAZZ FEATURE
JAZZ MILLIONAIRE . . . Norman Granz and the current scene — Leonard Feather 99
SUPPLEMENT
ESQUIRE’S GIRL PORTFOLIO . . . One for each month in 1957 — Drawings by Mike Ludlow 66
PICTORIAL
THE MORNING AFTER . . . Full circle: toast to toast — Sketches by Osborn 56
6 MEN: 36 LEGS . . . Dash and smash of polo — Photography by Mort Schreiner 74
THE TOPOGRAPHY OF ARTHUR MILLER . . . A view from under the bridge — Photography by Eve Arnold 86
WEARABLES
BEYOND DISPUTE: THE SB-DB . . . Double-breasted suit with the single-breasted air 77
SLANTS FOR THE SLOPES . . . Good form: four ski sweaters and a ski boot 88
PAISLEY: THE OLD INDIAN SIGN . . . It’s perfect for wear at home and abroad 92
AIDE-DE-GROOM . . . These will help you in keeping up your appearance 98
KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY . . . Jacket, sweaters and parka for skiing week ends 129
TEST-RUN: FASHION FIRSTS . . . Sports-car fashions for wintry weather 136
GIFTS
ESQUIRE’S LAST-MINUTE SHOPPER . . . Eleventh-hour gifts — Photography by Arn Glantz beginning on 36
LAST BUT NOT LEAST . . . Pick-me-ups 79
CHRISTMAS KNIGHT . . . If you’re still wondering what to get him, try these 80
CHRISTMAS BELLE . . . Varieties for her taste and your pocketbook — Photography by Peter Dimitri 81
TRAVEL
VACATION NOW . . . Here’s as complete a list as you can find of this year’s cruises 16
BALI: PARADISE REGAINED . . . Facts for a storybook trip — Richard Joseph 84
DEPARTMENTS
Publisher’s Page: FOOTNOTE TO JAZZ 6
Editorial: BEGINNINGS 10
THE SOUND AND THE FURY 12
BACKSTAGE WITH ESQUIRE 27
ESQUIRE ON RECORD 28
THE SLIPPED DISC 30
DINING IN/OUT WITH ESQUIRE 34
BRIEF
THE ONLY WAY TO BE BALD — Geri Trotta 32
POTABLES
ESQUIRE’S CLASSIC DRINK NO. 12: MILK PUNCH 73
TALKING SHOP
SHOPPING FINDS . . . beginning on 152
CREDITS:
The Esky puppet on the cover is by Jerome Kuhl. Photographs for Jazz Millionaire are as follows: Page 99, Lee Friedlander; 100, Margery Lewis; 101, Stephen Colhoun; 102, Jay Maisel; 103 top, Dennis Stock; 103 bottom, Jay Maisel; 104, Herman Leonard; 105 left, Dennis Stock; 105 right, Jay Maisel; 106, Lee Friedlander; 106 bottom, Fred Lyon; 107, Hugh Bell; 108, 109, Mort Schreiner; 110 left and right center, Jay Maisel; 110 top right, Carole Galletty; 110 bottom right, Burt Goldblatt; 111, Lee Friedlander; 112 top, Jay Maisel; 112 bottom, Lee Friedlander; 113, Jay Maisel; 114, Lee Friedlander.
ADVERTISERS’ INDEX . . . 149