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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
LIFE BECAUSE OF FATHER . . . A famous name is also a happy burden — James Roosevelt 43
HOW WE WOULD WHIP FLOYD PATTERSON . . . An informed guess — Rocky Marciano & Charley Goldman 47
LAST TALK WITH DAMON RUNYON . . . Of the days of big money—and big men — Laurence Stallings 61
EGGHEADS MAKE THE BEST LOVERS . . . Who said you couldn’t love and be wise? — Faye Emerson 66
FIRST LADY OF THE PLAZA . . . Remembrances of more gracious times — Clara Bell Walsh 155
PERSONALITY
THE RENAISSANCE MAN/1957 . . . Geoffrey Holder: he’s as tall as his talent — Helen Lawrenson 144
FICTION
SEA CHANGE . . . She knew he’d notice, she hoped he’d be pleased — Terry Southern 64
BIG, BLACK, GOOD MAN . . . This kind of revenge was incomprehensible — Richard Wright 74
GOOSE POND . . . “Come in, come down and rest,” they seemed to call — Thomas Williams 149
THE SUNDAY PAINTER . . . It really shouldn’t happen to an artist — R. V. Cassill 164
SUPPLEMENT
WALL STREET GOES MAIN STREET . . . Its dividend checks are manna for Americans everywhere 85
THE FLOOR OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE . . . The men who move the ticker tape 87
THE ENTRANCE TO THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE . . . Arena of fortunes made and lost 88
FLOOR MANAGER’S GAVEL SIGNALS START OF DAY’S TRADING . . . A typical transaction 90
CHRYSLER IS HOT . . . Trading in the liveliest issue of the day is apt to be hectic 92
…STOCKS ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN . . . A close look at the M. I. P. — Martin Mayer 95
…HOW TO GET RICH IN WALL STREET . . . Just don’t be a sucker — Nicholas Morgan 98
EVERYMAN’S WALL STREET JOURNAL . . . America’s most moneyed daily — Murray Teigh Bloom 107
PICTURED ESSAYS
LONG NIGHT’S FLIGHT FROM O’NEILL . . . Jason Robards, Jr. — Photography by Ann Zane 51
DESERT FLOWERS BLOOM AT NIGHT . . . Las Vegas and its girls — Photography by Elliott Erwitt 54
A FAREWELL TO ARMS . . . Rome, before and after Selznick — Drawings by R. O. Blechman 117
PICTORIAL
25¢ A CELEBRITY . . . It’s a way of looking at it — Photography by Richard Avedon 58
PREPARATION FOR THE DANCE . . . From sunup to sunset — Photography by John Ross 62
WEARABLES
BULKY KNITS . . . The cardigan comes back into the picture, and in a big way 140
TURNABOUT TOPPERS . . . This inside story has a new angle up its sleeve 141
ROYAL PLUSH . . . The softest and most princely fabrics go in for line and checked effects 142
THE FUR LOOK . . . Raccoon collars, test-tube furs, mink scarves, fur hats: definitely masculine 158
ELEGANCE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY . . . Comfort in shoes for big dealers and country roaders 160
OMBRÉ STRIPES . . . Richard Conte pauses in an incendiary blazer to flash an incendiary look 162
TRAVEL
TRAVEL 1960: THE JET COMES OF AGE . . . A dream of reality for the soaring Sixties — Richard Joseph 120
PLANE CHARACTERISTICS . . . This graph will give you the facts of the jet age 122
RICHARD JOSEPH’S TRAVEL NOTES . . . Here’s a glimpse into the luxuries of travel, today and tomorrow 134
DEPARTMENTS
Publisher’s Page: PEOPLE VS. THE FINEST 10
THE SOUND AND THE FURY 12
THE GENTLEMAN’S ADVISER 22
DINING IN/OUT WITH ESQUIRE 34
ESQUIRE ON RECORD 36
BACKSTAGE WITH ESQUIRE 40
GIFTS
ESQUIRE’S GIFT GALLERY 60
POTABLES
SHERRY FLIP 116
TALKING SHOP
SHOPPING FINDS . . . beginning on 175
CREDITS:
The shoe in the photomontage on page 156 is through the courtesy of I. Miller. The Brothers Rico is the current movie of Richard Conte, the fashion personality of the month who appears on page 162. Photographs on pages 48, 49 are by Dan Wynn.
ADVERTISERS’ INDEX . . . 172