The New York Times Magazine June 2, 1974 cover featuring a Hollywood premiere with elegantly dressed individuals, including a woman in a red gown and men in tuxedos, highlighting classic cinema glamour.
The New York Times Magazine June 2, 1974 interior page showcasing the Table of Contents and an advertisement for Givenchy, illustrating vintage magazine design and cultural context.
The New York Times Magazine June 2, 1974 Hollywood Premiere Cover featuring an article by George Burns about singing and drinking Scotch, accompanied by a visual representation of George Burns holding a drink. The magazine showcases a vintage style and captures the essence of Hollywood in the 1970s.
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The New York Times Magazine June 2, 1974 cover featuring a Hollywood premiere with elegantly dressed individuals, including a woman in a red gown and men in tuxedos, highlighting classic cinema glamour.The New York Times Magazine June 2, 1974 interior page showcasing the Table of Contents and an advertisement for Givenchy, illustrating vintage magazine design and cultural context.The New York Times Magazine June 2, 1974 Hollywood Premiere Cover featuring an article by George Burns about singing and drinking Scotch, accompanied by a visual representation of George Burns holding a drink. The magazine showcases a vintage style and captures the essence of Hollywood in the 1970s.

The New York Times Magazine June 2, 1974 Hollywood Premiere Cover

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The magazine is in good condition. It is a complete copy but shows moderate signs of age and wear, corner creases, or light surface wear. 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.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
A nineteen-thirties Hollywood premiere, as recreated for “The Day of the Locust.” From left, Billy Baldwin as M.C., Nance Lafayette as Ginger Rogers, and Gregory Spencer as Tyrone Power. Page 10.
Photograph by Mary Ellen Mark

6
Sunday Observer
Passing the bucks
By Russell Baker

9
Letters
On heroics in baseball and impressions in Israel.

10
“The Day of the Locust”
Hollywood, by West, by Hollywood
By Tom Buckley

14
We may also be damned if we don’t
The trouble with zero-growth world
By Rudolf Klein

16
A talk with Simone de Beauvoir
“Marriage is an alienating institution for men as well as women”
“We had also thought up the idea of the ‘trio’ ”
“Cleanliness should not just be handled by women”
“Old age is better for women than men”
By Caroline Moorehead

36
The images, constantly reversing
Notes from the Land of the Cobra
By Sara Davidson

60
Fashion
Fifty-dollar looks
By Anne-Marie Schiro

62
Design
Two cheers for eight winners
By Paul Goldberger

66
Food
There’s Boston and there’s Manhattan
By Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey

79
Puzzles

80
Bridge
Garbage disposal
By Alan Truscott

81
Picture Credits

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