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The New Yorker Full Magazine April 8, 1972 Charles E. Martin Cover
This complete vintage issue of The New Yorker, dated April 8, 1972, features a charming and minimalist cover illustration by Charles E. Martin, whose playful and refined art style became a staple of the magazine’s visual identity throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Inside, readers will find a rich mix of wit, reportage, and literary craft, with contributions from S. J. Perelman, E. J. Kahn, Jr., James Merrill, and Brendan Gill—each reflecting The New Yorker’s trademark balance of humor and intellect.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – 27
“MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE CRUNCH . . . ” – S. J. Perelman – 33
“UP AND DOWN” (Poem) – James Merrill – 36
“THE SCRIBE” – Alexander Frater – 38
PROFILES (John Service) – E. J. Kahn, Jr. – 43
THE THEATRE (Off Broadway) – Edith Oliver – 97
THE RACE TRACK – Audax Minor – 101
THE CURRENT CINEMA – Penelope Gilliatt – 102
LETTER FROM THE SPACE CENTER – Henry S. F. Cooper, Jr. – 107
MUSICAL EVENTS – Winthrop Sargeant – 121
BOOKS – Brendan Gill – 126
BRIEFLY NOTED – 130
Cover: Charles E. Martin
Drawings: James Stevenson, Mischa Richter, Whitney Darrow Jr., Ed Fisher, Stan Hunt, J. B. Handelsman, Charles Saxon, Warren Miller, Barney Tobey, William Steig, George Price, Robert Weber, Lee Lorenz, Claude Smith.