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The New Yorker Full Magazine March 18, 1974 Ronald Searle Cover
This complete vintage issue of The New Yorker, dated March 18, 1974, features a brilliantly detailed and satirical cover illustration by Ronald Searle, the acclaimed British cartoonist celebrated for his sharp wit and distinctive pen style. The issue captures The New Yorker’s hallmark blend of humor, literature, and cultural commentary, with contributions from Donald Barthelme, W. S. Merwin, and Pauline Kael, alongside insightful reporting by Elizabeth Drew and Mollie Panter-Downes.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – 29
“YOU ARE AS BRAVE AS VINCENT VAN GOGH” – Donald Barthelme – 34
“JOURNEY TO EDDIE” – Maureen Connell – 36
“WINTER RADIO” (Poem) – Sheldon Flory – 38
A REPORTER IN WASHINGTON, D.C. (Political Notes—II) – Elizabeth Drew – 41
“FISHING” (Poem) – W. S. Merwin – 50
THE THEATRE – Brendan Gill – 107
OFF BROADWAY – Edith Oliver – 108
AROUND CITY HALL – Andy Logan – 110
MUSICAL EVENTS – Desmond Shawe-Taylor – 122
THE RACE TRACK – Audax Minor – 129
THE CURRENT CINEMA – Pauline Kael – 130
LETTER FROM LONDON – Mollie Panter-Downes – 139
BOOKS – George Steiner – 142
BRIEFLY NOTED – 150
Cover: Ronald Searle
Drawings: Whitney Darrow Jr., Ed Fisher, George Price, Stan Hunt, Robert Weber, Charles Barsotti, J. B. Handelsman, William Hamilton, Barney Tobey, George Booth, Vahan Shirvanian, Henry Martin, Alan Dunn, Nurit Karlin, Herbert Goldberg, James Stevenson.