| Playboy Magazine August 1969 vol.16, no.8 |
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Weight ≈ 486g |
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| Penny James photographed by Alexas Urba |
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when shakespeare wrote "all the glistens is not gold" in "the merchant Of venice," he clearly couldn't have anticipated this issue of playboy. starting with golden-haired cover girl penny james, you'll find a lode of literary an pictorial riches; appropriately oth gold and venice figure prominently herein |
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| Turned On |
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flower child-woman debbie hooper grooves on sunshine, sculpture and progressive politics |
| Debbie Hooper photographed by Mario Casilli |
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| Ramsey Clark interviewed by Tom Wicker with photography by James Mahan |
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a candid conversation with with the civil-libertarian ex-attorney general |
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| St. Thomas And The Dragon by Richard Warren Lewis, illustrated by ajp |
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exiled from their satiric sibling revelry, the smothered brothers—led by tommy the terrible—wage a lonely crusade to slay the censors and save their careers |
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| Sweet Paula photographed by Lawrence Schiller |
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lithe and lovely paula kelly adds her very special brand of excitement to swinging sweet charity |
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| The Bunnies of Detroit with photography by David Chan (5) and Dwight Hooker (17) |
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a words-and-photos fanfare for the traffic-stopping lovelies of the motor city hutch |
| Ketty Tabor, Tammy Ralston, Regina Schrock, Ronnie Stekier, Jill Bruder, Sharron "Bunny Rabbit" McGregor, Susan Smith, Pam Paluch, Colleen Mullen, Andrea Lyn, Bambi Battiste, Pru Hill, Jadi Joe, Maria Gurley, Molly Ballantyne, Nancy Spiess, Sandy Berry, Kerrie Ferrell, Sandra Lawrence, Diane Rumble, Sandy Burniac, Liga Balodis and Dolly Tanaka |
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Playbill
Dear Playboy
Playboy After Hours - a guy's guide to what's hip and what's happening
Acts And Entertainmnet, Books, Dining Drinking, Movies, Recordings, Theater
The Playboy Advisor
The Playboy Forum - an interchange of ideas between reader and editor on subjects raised by "the playboy philosophy"
Quick Hop (fiction) by Brock Brower, illustrated by Ted Coconis
The Global Crunch (article) by U.S. Senator Frank Church with photography by Bill Arsenault
Avant-Garb (attire) by Robert L. Green, illustrated by Martin Hoffman
Gold (article) by Franz Pick
The Fire Fighters (fiction) by Ernest Taves, illustrated by Byron Burford
Grand Guignol On The Grand Canal (article) by Irwin Shaw with photography by Dwight Hooker
Cooling It by The Numbers (drink) by Thomas Mario with photography by David Chan
The Company Picnic (humor) cartoons by Phil Interlandi
Can You Feel Anything When I Do This? (fiction) by Robert Sheckley, illustrated by Hy Roth
Playboy's Party Jokes (humor) with LeRoy Neiman's Femlin
Somebody Owes Me Money - conclusion (fiction) by Donald E. Westlake, illustrated by Doug Johnson |
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| Living Theater: (article) by John Kobler with photography by Jerry Yulsman and Joseph Consentino |
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The Becks And Their Shock Troupe |
| a creative team that's paid it's dues in hunger and harassment now has a successful repertory company whose anti-establishment productions reach new heights of audience participation |
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Timely Wardrobe (accouterments) by Robert L. Green with photography by Alexas Urba
Yugoslavia (man at his leisure) artwork by Leroy Neiman
Custer Died For Your Sins (article) by Vine Deloria, Jr. with photography by David Chan
The Vargas Girl (pictorial) by Alberto Vargas
Fair Share (ribald classic), illustrated by Brad Holland |
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Paula Kelly, was the first woman to be pictured in a full-frontal (though shadowed) nude pose in the magazine.
Penny James was Miss Colorado USA for 1962. Penny also appears on the cover of the October 1965, July 1966, October 1966 and March 1969 issues.
William Ramsey Clark was the Attorney General (1967-69) under President Lyndon B. Johnson. Recently he has become somewhat controversial for the clients to whom he has provided counsel, Radovan Karadzic, Slobodan Milosevic and Saddam Hussein amongst others.
Dick and Tom Smothers are perhaps best know, mostly in the USA, for their hour long variety show "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" on CBS. It seems that it was OK in 1967 to make fun of a President's golf game on TV - but not his war. So, by 1969 the show was cancelled, hence the title to this piece. |
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| 222 pages of period adverts, pin ups and articles with lots of quality photographs and illustrations. |
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