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The New Yorker Full Magazine June 10, 1972 Donald Reilly Cover
This complete vintage issue of The New Yorker, dated June 10, 1972, features a clever and humorous cover illustration by Donald Reilly. A fine example of the magazine’s distinctive mid-century editorial voice, this issue showcases fiction, poetry, and commentary by literary greats such as John Updike, Isaac Bashevis Singer, and Mary McCarthy. It captures the thoughtful wit and social observation that defined The New Yorker during this era.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – 25
“COMMERCIAL” – John Updike – 30
“AN ALPHABET” (Poem) – Al Levine – 33
“NEIGHBORS” – Isaac Bashevis Singer – 34
REFLECTIONS (The Court-Martial of Captain Ernest L. Medina) – Mary McCarthy – 38
“A COLD HUSK” (Poem) – Douglas Morea – 40
THE CURRENT CINEMA – Penelope Gilliatt – 95
THE RACE TRACK – Audax Minor – 100
ON AND OFF THE AVENUE (Feminine Fashions) – Kennedy Fraser – 102
AROUND CITY HALL – Andy Logan – 108
“THE BEAUTIFUL LAWN SPRINKLER” (Poem) – Howard Nemerov – 120
MUSICAL EVENTS (Rock, etc.) – Ellen Willis – 123
BOOKS – Calvin Tomkins – 125
BRIEFLY NOTED – 130
Cover: Donald Reilly
Drawings: Charles Saxon, Charles Barsotti, Frank Modell, George Price, William Steig, Donald Reilly, James Stevenson, Lee Lorenz, Robert Day, Henry Martin, Joseph Farris, Warren Miller, Whitney Darrow Jr., John Corcoran, Mischa Richter, Stan Hunt, Robert Weber.