Playboy Magazine October 1985 vol.32, no.10

Weight ≈ 494g		Sherry Arnett photographed by Stephen Wayda You saw less lace and more of Sherry Arnett as one of our Girls of the Big Ten in September 1984, but this cover—designed by Art Director Tom Staebler and shot by Contributing Photographer Stephen Wayda—will keep you snug until Sherry kicks off the sheets in a future issue. Kudos to Pat Tomlin-son's make-up, John Victor's hair styling and D. Porthault of New York's linens.
		The Case Of The Purloined Panties can a small-town girl find happiness when someone steals her underwear? stay tuned for a playmate's plight Cynthia Brimhall photographed by Richard Fegley	Cynthia Brimhall
		John De Lorean by Robert Scheer with photography by Benno Friedman a candid conversation—the first since his trial—with the former auto tycoon about the cocaine bust, cristina ferrare and religion
		Rosanna Arquette by Claudia Dreifus with photography by Mario Casilli
		our most desperately sought actress defends abortion, abstinence and anonymity . . . but wishes her father would call
		Hall Of Mirrors photographed by Annie Leibovitz from bardot to monroe, jerry hall does them all
		Girls Of The Pac 10 photographed by David Chan and David Mecey fantastic pics, prudish pickets and the pick of the pack C.C. Shanahan, Kendra Lee Crass, Rhonda Williams, Donna Bennett, Christine Winge, Lori Bow, Catherine Piersall, Carmela Dempsey, Becky LeBeau, Christina Misa, Kimberley Kristeen, Kimberly McHone, Judy Malana, Ellen Lundy, Romona Turner, Kristin Hera, Lisa Thompson, Tana Olsen, Leslie Anne Chamberlain, Dayna Murray, Rebecca May Henderson, Tanna Paige, Connie Whicker, Tina Sherman and Wendy Vincent
		Playbill The World Of Playboy - in which we offer an insider's look at what's doing and who's doing it Dear Playboy Playboy After Hours, illustrated by Pater Sato Movies, Music, Books Sports - Side-Line Saviours by Dan Jenkins, illustrated by R., J. Kaufman Men - You Can Call Me Mom by Asa Baber, illustrated by Ray Smith Women - Letting Off Steam by Cynthia Heimel, illustrated by Mary Jones Against The Wind - A Flower In The Hurricane by Craig Vetter, illustrated by Paul Moch The Playboy Advisor, illustrated by Harumi Yamaguchi Dear Playmates - what's the funniest thing that ever happened to you in bed? The Playboy Forum - a continuing dialogue on contemporary issues between playboy and its readers The Self-Crucifixion Of Cathleen Cromwell Webb (article) by Elizabeth and Edwin Black, illustrated by Brad Holland Yupward Mobility (humor) comic strips illustrated by Dave Calver, Blair Drawson and Steven Guarnaccia Shooters! (drink) by Joe Connelly with photography by Richard Izui Children Of Light (fiction) by Robert Stone, illustrated by Guy Billout Guys (pictorial essay) by Bob Greene with photographs by Terry O'Neill Sportsmen - A Story Thomas McGuane, illustrated by Kinuko Y. Craft Playboy's Party Jokes (humor) with LeRoy Neiman's Femlin Consumer Therapy (humor) by Mark O'Donnell, illustrated by Jerry McDonald Classic Investments (modern living)with photography by Don Azuma Farewell To The Staple (humor) by Buck Henry, illustrated by Patrick Bailey Playboy's Pigskin Preview (sports) by Anson Mount with photography by Richard Izui
		Playboy Guide: Fashion Born In The U.S.A. by Hollis Wayne with photography by William Coupon High Anxiety by Pete Hamill, illustrated by Ann Field Flash - The Old In-Out
On The Scene:		what's happening, where it's happening and who's making it happen Playboy Potpourri - people, places, objects and events of interest or amusement
		Sophie Marceau, Afrika Bamnaataa, Kim Wuletich, Kenny Loggins, Katrina And The Waves, K.C. Winkler, Gloria Douse

The first issue with a glued binding system. Staples had been used for all issues before this one. Sherry Arnett first appeared in the "Girls of the Big Ten" in the September 1984 issue and is the January 1986 Playmate. John De Lorean, automobile designer and builder, answered 20 Questions for the May 1981 issue. Linda Rhys Vaughn, Miss April 1982, advertises Playboy gift subscriptions on page 57,

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