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The New Yorker Full Magazine June 17, 1972 Charles Addams Cover
This complete issue of The New Yorker, dated June 17, 1972, features a classic cover illustration by Charles Addams, whose dark humor and distinctive style made him one of the magazine’s most beloved contributors. This issue highlights The New Yorker’s rich blend of storytelling, commentary, and visual artistry, with works by Roger Angell, Calvin Trillin, and Penelope Gilliatt, among others. It remains a fine example of the publication’s literary and cultural influence during the early 1970s.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – 23
“IN THE DOUGH” – Roger Angell – 28
“FOUR POEMS” – C. P. Cavafy – 31
“PUTU” – Eyre de Lanux – 32
PROFILES (Cyril Manton Harris) – Bruce Bliven, Jr. – 39
THE CURRENT CINEMA – Penelope Gilliatt – 68
ON AND OFF THE AVENUE (About the House) – Janet Malcolm – 71
THE RACE TRACK – Audax Minor – 77
U.S. JOURNAL: Texas – Calvin Trillin – 78
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON – Richard H. Rovere – 83
MUSICAL EVENTS (Jazz) – Whitney Balliett – 92
“RUTH” (Poem) – Philip Levine – 93
BOOKS – William Maxwell – 94
BRIEFLY NOTED – 102
Cover: Charles Addams
Drawings: Robert Weber, Whitney Darrow Jr., Saul Steinberg, William Hamilton, Chon Day, Warren Miller, Alan Dunn, Ed Fisher, Eldon Dedini, Charles Saxon, Brian Savage, Ton Smits, Frank Modell, John Corcoran, Edward Frascino, Donald Reilly, Lee Lorenz.