Playboy Magazine April 1988 vol.35, no.4

Weight ≈ 333g		Vanity photographed by Stephen Wayda The last time singer, movie star (catch her in Action Jackson) and America's favorite nasty girl Vanity appeared in Playboy was in our May 1985 issue (Vanity Rare). As you'll see in this issue's revealing pictorial of the ultra bad Miss V (on page 68), she hasn't aged a bit. Her cover photo is the work of Contributing Photographer Stephen Wayda. The Rabbit, by the way, is not only caught in a chain of love, he's feeling like a Prince.
		Eloise miss april does the texas two-step Eloise Broady photographed by Stephen Wayda with the gatefold shot by Richard Fegley	Eloise Broady
		Tom Clancy interviewed by Marc Cooper with photography by John Whitman a candid conversation with the high-tec author of "red october" about ships, nukes, lasers and things that go ping! in the sea
		Harrison Ford interviewed by Bill Zehme with photography by Marc Hanauer hollywood's favorite star warrier and whipcracker snaps back at screen heroes, sensous hardware and playing doctor
		Air Attack by Michael Kiefe, illustrated by Braldt Bralds flying high in points and profit michael jordan is the jam master of the n.b..a
		Vanity: 12 pages of photographs by Stephen Wayda and Phillip Dixon temptation's back! feast your eye on vanity fair
		China Dolls by Paul Theroux with 10 pages of photographs by Kevin Orpin why they are the girls of so many dreams
		Playbill Dear Playboy Playboy After Hours - a guy's guide to what's hip and what's happening Raw Data - Music - Movies - Books
		Sports - Broadcast Snooze by Dan Jenkins, illustrated by Mark Matcho Men - Pumping Fur by Asa Baber, illustrated by Kevin Pope Women - Why I Hate Marilynn by Cynthia Heimel, illustrated by Robert Risko The Playboy Advisor, illustrated by Harumi Yamaguchi Dear Playmates - is marriage in your future plans? The Playboy Forum - a continuing dialogue on contemporary issues between playboy and its readers
		How To Separate The Men From The Boycotts by Barry Lynn Why Reverend Wilmond Wants To Ban What You Watch, Hear And Play Reader Response, Reverse Sexism, Newsfront and . . . Write A Book, Go To Jail by John Dentinger
		The Bitter Truth (fiction) by Isaac Bashevis Singer, illustrated by José Luis Cuevas Suited For Spring (fashion) by Hollis Wayne with photography by Douglas Keeve and James Imbrogno Tell It To The King (article) by Larry King with Peter Occhiogrosso with an illustration of Larry by Herb Davidson At Ludicrous Speed (article) by Craig Vetter, illustrated by Roy Schnackenberg Playboy's Party Jokes (humor) with LeRoy Neiman's Femlin Haute Pizza (food) by Emanuel Greenberg, illustrated by Everett Peck
		Playboy Music 1988 (survey) our annual report on all the sounds—hot and cool Hall Of Fame: Madonna photographed by Alberto Tolot Top Performers: illustrated by Al Hirschfeld The Year's Best
		Runts Of The Litter (modern living) cars - by Jay Leno with Peter Frey and with photography by Richard Fegley Saturday Nite Jive (humor) cartoon strip by Bill Johnson Fast Forward - Bob Berkowitz, Julie Brown, The Nylons, Louie Anderson Lenin by Dedini (humor) by Eldon Dedini Playboy On The Scene - what's happening, where it's happening and who's making it happen Super Shopping with photography by Steve Conway Grapevine: Karel Hannak, John Lydon, Robbie Robertson, John Mellencamp, INXS, Mike Tyson, Michelle Wilkerson Playboy Potpourri - people, places, objects and events of interest or amusement

Eloise was 30 when she posed for her Playmate shoot. Page 6 carries a full page Harley-Davidson ad. Harrison Ford is also interviewed for the August 2002 issue.

174 pages of period adverts, pin ups and articles with lots of quality photographs and illustrations.