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The New Yorker Full Magazine June 3, 1972 Charles Addams Cover
This complete vintage issue of The New Yorker, dated June 3, 1972, features a wonderfully macabre and humorous cover illustration by Charles Addams, the famed cartoonist behind The Addams Family. A classic example of The New Yorker’s literary and artistic excellence, this issue showcases an eclectic mix of fiction, essays, and commentary from some of the era’s most notable contributors, including Donald Barthelme, E. J. Kahn, Jr., and Renata Adler.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – 29
“THE TEMPTATION OF ST. ANTHONY” – Donald Barthelme – 34
“UNDER LIBRA: WEIGHTS AND MEASURES” (Poem) – James Merrill – 37
“THE MAGISTRATE” – Alexander Frater – 38
PROFILES (Maurice Frederick Strong) – E. J. Kahn, Jr. – 45
THE THEATRE (Off Broadway) – Edith Oliver – 77
REFLECTIONS (American Vietnam Policy) – William Pfaff – 79
THE CURRENT CINEMA – Penelope Gilliatt – 81
THE ART WORLD – Harold Rosenberg – 85
THE AIR – Renata Adler – 92
“TROUT” (Poem) – Suzanne Berger-Rioff – 101
U.S. JOURNAL: New York, Richmond, Detroit – Calvin Trillin – 102
BOOKS – L. E. Sissman – 108
BRIEFLY NOTED – 110
Cover: Charles Addams
Drawings: Barney Tobey, Robert Weber, Donald Reilly, Charles Barsotti, Whitney Darrow Jr., George Booth, Warren Miller, James Stevenson, Richard Oldden, Frank Modell, Lee Lorenz, Joseph Farris, Sam Gross, Henry Martin, William Hamilton, Leslie Starke, Mischa Richter, Dana Fradon.