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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE TALK OF THE TOWN ........................................ 29
“THE LISTENING WOMAN” ................................. Sylvia Townsend Warner 34
“THE ETHNIC LIFE” (POEM) ............................. Daniel Halpern 36
“PEOPLE IN A DIARY” (PART II) ....................... S. N. Behrman 39
“THE SUICIDE” (POEM) .................................... David Posner 42
“GOING HOME” (POEM) ................................... Philip Levine 95
THE THEATRE (OFF BROADWAY) ...................... Edith Oliver 96
THE RACE TRACK ............................................ Audax Minor 98
U.S. JOURNAL: BREAUX BRIDGE, LOUISIANA ..... Calvin Trillin 100
THE CURRENT CINEMA .................................... Penelope Gilliatt 107
ON AND OFF THE AVENUE (FEMININE FASHIONS)
................................................................. Kennedy Fraser 109
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON ............................ Richard H. Rovere 115
MUSICAL EVENTS ............................................ Winthrop Sargeant 123
JAZZ RECORDS ................................................ Whitney Balliett 127
“YUCCA FLOWERS” (POEM) .............................. William Stafford 134
BOOKS ............................................................ Robert Coles 135
BRIEFLY NOTED ................................................ 138
COVER: James Stevenson
DRAWINGS:
Syd Hoff, Mischa Richter, Al Ross, Boris Drucker, Frank Modell, Charles Addams, Donald Reilly, Robert Weber, Warren Miller, Robert Day, William Steig, Jack Tippit, Edward Frascino, Dana Fradon, Stan Hunt, Barney Tobey, Kenneth Mahood