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TABLE OF CONTENTS

COMMENT

WHERE DO YOU LIVE? … What are you in relation to your fellows? — Aldous Huxley 43
THIS MAN’S WORLD … A plea for idealism in the national political struggle — Paul Gallico 45
REFLECTIONS AFTER THE CURTAINS FALL … Forgetfulness is the theatre’s balm — George Jean Nathan 46

ARTICLES

AN IRISH MEMORY … Ireland in the Twenties: ambushes and long green fields — Leo Dillon Murtagh 49
THE PRIDEFUL ULCER … A symptom of a capacity to work and worry — Caroline Bird 54
GEN. JOHN SULLIVAN’S COUNTY … The Riviera of the four million — Hermann B. Deutsch 63
WHAT IS SEX? … Try to find the answer in the dictionary — Hugo Gernsback 67
CUPID ON CAPITOL HILL … Five requirements for alimony deduction — S. Jay Lasser 77
HOW TO BET ON BASEBALL … Three rules for getting your money back—plus — John Davenport 87
CROSS SECTION U.S.A.: RAILROAD TOWN … Altoona, Pa., and the Pennsy — Monroe Fry 91
ICELAND: FISHING WITHOUT TREES … In sixty salmon-packed rivers — Arnold Gingrich 99

PERSONALITY

SLEEPY-TIME GAL … Nancy Berg: shepherdess of sleep—and sheep in wolf’s clothing 58
TELEVISION’S SILVER LINING … Phil Silvers’ Sergeant Bilko — Robert W. Marks 70

FICTION

NARCISSUS UNTO ECHO … Floating on a wind-braced, open moor of mind — Anthony West 51
IN A ROOM WITHOUT WALLS … The clock does not strike for the happy — Gerald Kersh 56
HOLY DAY … The ending is not always in the arena — T. K. Brown III 82

PICTORIAL

JUNE-MOON/MITCH RICH … Mitch Miller’s yellow Mondays — Photograph by Barrett Gallagher 52
ESQUIRE’S LADY FAIR … Nancy Berg — Photograph by Philippe Halsman 59
ESQUIRE’S MAP FOR SPORTSMEN … New York State — Drawing by Bill Charmatz 61
NATURE VS. ART … Jane Russell — Photograph by Martin Munkacsi 74
GISELA SAYS NO! … She wouldn’t go to Hollywood if asked — Photograph by Robert Halmi 92

WEARABLES

BIG BOOM IN CHECKS & PLAIDS … Once over lightly and not so lightly 68
FASHION LOOKS TO THE EAST … Far East fashions with the World-Around air
(For stores which feature this merchandise, see page 144) 80
LIGHT ON YOUR FEET … Some daring firsts, including the open-toed shoe 96
IN THE FASHION BELT … The indispensable belt now has variety as well as versatility 102
FASHION FINDS A CLAMBAKE … Classic clamdiggers for an early season by the sea 110

TRAVEL

VACATION NOW … Circling the Gaspé is a journey through another world 19
THE MARITIME PROVINCES … New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island — Richard Joseph 72

POTABLES

CLASSIC DRINK NO. 7: VODKA 64

GIFTS

ESQUIRE’S GIFT GALLERY 78

DEPARTMENTS

Publisher’s Page: THREE VENUSES 8
Editorial: MAY WINE 10
THE SOUND AND THE FURY 12
BACKSTAGE WITH ESQUIRE 31
DINING IN/OUT WITH ESQUIRE 35
ESQUIRE ON RECORD 36
THE SLIPPED DISC 38
ESQUIRE’S FASHION FINDS — O. E. Schoeffler 40

TALKING SHOP

SHOPPING FINDS … beginning on 145

ESQUIRE’S BUYING GUIDE

FASHION LOOKS TO THE EAST 144

CREDITS: The tax-collecting dish on page 64 is from A. La Vieille Russie, 85 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Jane Russell (pages 74-75) recently appeared in Twentieth Century-Fox film’s The Revolt of Mamie Stover, and Columbia Pictures’ Hot Blood. The cover photography is by Dan Wynn; the frames on the cover were designed and made by Robert Kulicke; fabrics are by Ficol.

ADVERTISERS’ INDEX 144