Esquire Magazine November 1956 Betsy Palmer Foldout Steve Allen Farina w Pinup


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The magazine is in acceptable / reader condition. It shows significant wear which may include cover creases, small tears, writing, spine stress, or water marks. The binding is intact and all pages are legible. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.


Note: The content list below is derived from the issue's directory. Please Note: The only pinups included are those depicted in the photos.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

COMMENT

PARADOXES OF PROGRESS . . . The manifest and the imperceptible . . . Aldous Huxley 55
REFLECTIONS AFTER THE CURTAINS FALL . . . Entertainment in the phone book . . . George Jean Nathan 58
THIS MAN’S WORLD . . . There’s no law that restricts thanks to Thanksgiving . . . Paul Gallico 63

ARTICLES

CONFIDENTIAL FILE ON CONFIDENTIAL . . . Skeletons uncovered and documented . . . Richard Gehman 67
KING OF THE COACHBUILDERS . . . Pinin Farina: he’ll build you a special body . . . John Fitch 68
WATCH THAT SPORTING INSTINCT . . . It’s not always good, clean fun . . . Robert L. Heilbroner 72
CROSS SECTION U.S.A.: COAL TOWN . . . Wilkes-Barre, Pa.: anthracite territory . . . Monroe Fry 86
TRAIL OF A TUB . . . Cleanliness here is next to beauty . . . Mark Ashley 93
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE FRENCH MISTRESS? . . . Ah, the old days . . . Murray Teigh Bloom 103
AND FURTHERMORE IF ELECTED . . . His planks are not for walking . . . Corey Ford 111

PERSONALITIES

TIRED MAN FROM MISSOURI . . . Don Faurot: creator of the Split-T . . . Booton Herndon 65
LOOK, MA, I’M THINKING! . . . Steve Allen: the talent that sells . . . Helen Lawrenson 79

FICTION

THE RAT THAT TALKED . . . The army’s communication system was perfect . . . Ken Purdy 74
THE GIRLS ON THE TENTH FLOOR . . . He recommended them highly . . . Steve Allen 83
HAPPY DAYS FOR HARRISON GUMPED . . . It’s not easy to please everybody . . . Ronald Byron 104
MAMBA . . . The exasperation now was all his . . . Charles Trieschmann 116

PICTORIAL

ESQUIRE’S LADY FAIR . . . Betsy Palmer . . . Photograph by Louis Renault 75
ESQUIRE’S EVENTS OF FASHION . . . Horse Show . . . Water color by Juliette Kida Renault 77
TRAIL OF A TUB . . . Beauty in her bath: seven pages of youth in ancient settings . . . 92

WEARABLES

COUNTRY SQUIRE . . . For the exurbanite with leisure on his hands instead of an attaché case . . . 84
RE-BIRTH OF THE BLUES . . . The blues are back in town and country, sometimes with brown . . . 101
TWO TO GO . . . For formal business wear, the cross-pleat shirt and the split tie . . . 106
THE BIG STITCH . . . Four sweaters in the hefty, coarse weave that’s comfortable, smart . . . 110
(For stores displaying these sweaters, see page 158)
SHOES AROUND THE WORLD . . . From sandal to boot, with no accent on comfort . . . 112
ROBE PRINTS: RARE EDITIONS . . . Touring England, paddock to pug to pub to porpoise . . . 117
GLOVES: NEW CHANNELS . . . For all occasions, from camera’s opening to the late, late show . . . 118
THE NEW AUSTRALIAN BUSH BOOT . . . Down-under fashion that’s on top everywhere . . . 138

TRAVEL

VACATION NOW . . . Island hopping in the Caribbean: you can do it right and in record time . . . 32
JAMAICA: NIGHT ADVENTURE . . . Island of witchcraft, happiness style . . . Richard Joseph 108

POTABLES

ESQUIRE’S CLASSIC DRINK NO. 10: VIN ROSÉ . . . Order it with any course and you’ll be correct . . . 115

VERSE

DAWN . . . James Matheson 56

GIFTS

ESQUIRE’S GIFT GALLERY . . . 89

DEPARTMENTS

Publisher’s Page: DEAMOF DIET . . . 8
Editorial: STAR-CROSSED . . . 10
THE SOUND AND THE FURY . . . 14
ESQUIRE ON RECORD . . . 47
THE SLIPPED DISC . . . 48
DINING IN/OUT WITH ESQUIRE . . . 50
BACKSTAGE WITH ESQUIRE . . . 52

BRIEF

DON’T SHOOT THE CRITIC! . . . Henri Temianka 23

ESQUIRE’S BUYING GUIDE

THE BIG STITCH . . . 158

TALKING SHOP

SHOPPING FINDS . . . beginning on 159

CREDITS: Cover photography by Ben Somoroff. The antique tubs in Trail of a Tub are through the courtesy of the Cleanliness Bureau and the following: French settee on page 92, Sitz tub on page 94, hat tub on page 99, from the Crane Co.; boot tub on page 95, Regency shower on page 97, from The Four Seasons, Antiques; Victorian sofa tub on page 98 from American Standard Corp. The wineglass on page 115 is from Baccarat & Porthault. Betsy Palmer, whose picture appears on the gatefold, is a Columbia Pictures contract player.

ADVERTISERS’ INDEX . . . 158

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