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TABLE OF CONTENTS

COMMENT

CENSORSHIP AND SPOKEN LITERATURE … How to circumvent economic censorship — Aldous Huxley 55
REFLECTIONS AFTER THE CURTAINS FALL … Coming attractions of quality — George Jean Nathan 57
THIS MAN’S WORLD … O for freedom and the pursuit of Venus — Paul Gallico 58

ARTICLES

JESTER ON THE THRONE … The not-so-lonely millionaires — Taft Gilbert 61
THE WORLD’S GREATEST GAMBLERS … Lloyd’s of London; easer of fears — Dan P. Danessa 63
WHO SETS THE PRICE ON YOUR TRADE-IN … One for the books—all three — Dolph Sharp 79
A COURSE OF A DIFFERENT COLOR … Dark horses not allowed — Mary Jane Gallagher 94
THIS WAS BASEBALL … In the good old hot-stove days — Octavius Roy Cohen 99
THE TWENTY GREATEST BALLPLAYERS OF ALL TIME … There’s those intangibles — Jack Kofed & Max Carey 101
SUFFOLK LODGE … The protected game preserve: wilderness paradise for the man of means — 107

FICTION

AS A MAN THINKETH … The circle just wasn’t large enough for Timmie — Jesse Stuart 66
THE DEATH BRINGERS … Even a soldier must come to terms with himself — Robert Switzer 68
ROUTINE MATTER … It’s not always one of perspective — William G. Ciel 70
THE CRY OF THE CAT … The end of the dream, the long, mocking dream — Allan Bryant 77

PICTORIAL

JACKIE GLEASON: ON LOCATION … Cool, calm and collecting — Photograph by Erwin Blumenfeld 60
ESQUIRE’S LADY FAIR … Virginia Mayo — Painting by Mike Ludlow 71
AFGHAN HOUND … Champion Majora Mahabat — Photograph by Carl Perutz 103

WEARABLES

STYLE DIAL … Direct connection from Italy’s designers to the well-dressed men of the world — 39
THE ESQUIRE DRESS CHART: INTERNATIONAL AIR … Six complete all-occasion classifications — 73
(See page 154 for stores showing this apparel)
GLOBAL COLORS … Hotter than a samba, rugged with dignity, cooler than the depths of the sea — 80
THE TWEED LOOK: WIN, PLACE AND SHOW … Tweed took an early lead and stayed in front — 92
(See page 155 for list of stores displaying these fashions)
DOG GONE … For the young lads with or without pug dogs: a sweater, a jacket and a shirt — 113
(Turn to page 155 for stores showing these junior fashions)
SWEATER SURVEY … A tightly knit yarn of classic and new styles, colors and stitchings — 114

SUPPLEMENT

“S” STANDS FOR SIZZLE … Miss Sophia Loren in eight pages of irresistible poses — 84

EDIBLES

ESPAÑA: BUEN APETITO … Madrid is a man’s town: witness its food — Charles H. Baker, Jr. 75

POTABLES

ESQUIRE’S CLASSIC DRINK NO. 4: THE MARTINI … Prelude with variations and twirls — 83

TRAVEL

VACATION NOW … If you’re going to the Olympics this winter, here’s your guide — 24
CORTINA D’AMPEZZO … Setting the scene for the Winter Olympics — Richard Joseph 104

DEPARTMENTS

Publisher’s Page: SALUTING THE LIVING — 6
Editorial: EYE OF NEWT AND TOE OF FROG — 8
THE SOUND AND THE FURY — 10
DINING IN/OUT WITH ESQUIRE — 40
ESQUIRE ON RECORD — 44
BACKSTAGE WITH ESQUIRE — 48
ESQUIRE’S FASHION FINDS — O. E. Schoeffler 52

BRIEF

MANY A SLIP — Bob Condon 130

GIFTS

ESQUIRE’S GIFT GALLERY — 97

ESQUIRE’S BUYING GUIDE

THE ESQUIRE DRESS CHART: INTERNATIONAL AIR — 154
THE TWEED LOOK: WIN, PLACE AND SHOW — 155
DOG GONE — 155

TALKING SHOP

SHOPPING FINDS — beginning on 156

ADVERTISERS’ INDEX 153