The New Yorker Magazine December 5, 1970 Blue City Traffic Lights J. Folon VG


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The magazine is in very good condition, showing only light edge wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.


Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE TALK OF THE TOWN ........................................ 47

"MU"
Calvin Tomkins .............................................. 53

"CARNIVAL"
Ted Walker .................................................. 54

"ONE MAN’S OPIATE" (POEM)
Ogden Nash .................................................. 56

ANNALS OF POLITICS (JUDGE CARSWELL AND THE SENATE—I)
Richard Harris ............................................. 60

"VANDERGAST AND THE GIRL" (POEM)
Louis Simpson ............................................... 62

THE THEATRE (OFF BROADWAY)
Edith Oliver ............................................... 162

FOOTBALL
J. W. L. ................................................... 164

THE CURRENT CINEMA
Pauline Kael ............................................... 167

MUSICAL EVENTS
Winthrop Sargeant .......................................... 170

AN ISMAILIA CHILDHOOD
Suzy Eban .................................................. 174

"THE DIAGNOSTICIAN"
Arturo Vivante ............................................. 191

"AFTER THE JAPANESE" (POEM)
Jorge Luis Borges .......................................... 199

BOOKS
Jean Stafford .............................................. 200

COVER:
Jean-Michel Folon

DRAWINGS:
Whitney Darrow, Jr., Stan Hunt, Alan Dunn, Donald Reilly, Dana Fradon,
Charles Barsotti, Robert Day, Frank Modell, Syd Hoff, Ed Fisher, William
Hamilton, Edward Koren, Claude Smith, J. B. Handelsman, Barney Tobey,
William Steig, Chon Day

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