Playboy Magazine September 1985 vol.32, no.9

Weight ≈ 405g		Madonna photographed by Herb Ritts We don't have to tell you who is on our cover; Miss Ciccone is the pop star of the year, the woman of the year, the look of the year. So we'll stick to the facts: The photo is by Herb Ritts for Visages. You'll see a lot more of Madonna in a 14-page pictorial starting on page 118 and featuring nude studies by two leading New York photographers, Lee Friedlander and Martin H. Schreiber. Desperately seeking our Rabbit Head? We found it a soft spot.
		Caribbean Queen bunny-turned-banker venice kong has said her jamaican farewell Venice Kong photographed by Richard Fegley with the gatefold by Kerry Morris	Venice Kong
		John Huston interviewed by Lawrence Grobel with photography by Larry L. Logan a candid conversation with the writer-director about real men and real movies—from bogart in "maltese falcon" to nicholson in "prizzi's honor"
		Billy Crystal interviewed by David Rensin with photography by Britain Hill the man of a thousand faces worries about double chins, designated hitters and wearing the sammy make-up home
		Rating Nielsen by Bruce Williamson with photography by Richard Fegley and Marco Emu brigitte, the scrumptious star of "red sonya" has rocky iv—and stallone—waiting in the wings
		Madonna   Part 1:   the Lee Friedlander sessions     Part 2:   the Martin H. Schreiber sessions a look at our material world's most ethereal girl—before she was a superstar
		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 Bulletin Board, Music, Movies, Coming Attractions, Books
		Sports - Football For Foreigners - by Dan Jenkins, illustrated by John Craig Men - Coming To Terms With 'Nam - by Asa Baber, illustrated by Jane Meredith Women - Of Margaritas And Men - by Cynthia Heimel, illustrated by Fred Warter Against The Wind - Falling - by Craig Vetter , illustrated by John Alfred Dorn III The Playboy Advisor, illustrated by Harumi Yamaguchi Dear Playmates - do you remember at time when you didn't think you were attractive? The Playboy Forum - a continuing dialogue on contemporary issues between playboy and its readers I'm Dick Felder! (fiction) by Jerry Stahl, illustrated by Etienne Delessert Cops (article) by Mark Baker, illustrated by Matt Mahurin Back To Campus (fashion) by Hollis Wayne with photography by Micheal Halsband The Moral Superiority Of (a) Men (b) Women (essay) by Anthony Brandt, illustrated by Barbara Nessim Playboy's Party Jokes (humor) with LeRoy Neiman's Femlin Revenge Of The Quiet Man (article) by Pete Dexter, illustrated by Blair Drawson Health Kicks (drink) by Emanuel Greenberg with photography by Richard Izui Point Of View (fiction) by Damon Knight, illustrated by Chris Van Allsburg Quarterly Reports: Systems Ii: The Sequel (article) by Andrew Tobias Playboy\'s Pro Football Preview (sports) by Anson Mount, illustrated by John O'Leary
		Playboy Guide: Back To Campus '85, illustrated by John Craig these days, nothing succeeds like success The Campus Success Handbook by Katy Koontz Risky Business by Danon Rottenberg students who took a chance on earning their fortunes before their degrees Mark Krasnow, Robert Kotick & Howard Marks, Michael S. Miller
		Little Annie Fanny in a Conanesque predicament (satire) by Harvey Kurtzman and Will Elder Playboy 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
		Survivor, Leslie Huntly, Pamela Stephenson, Dudley Moore, Georger Clinton & The Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Triumph

The last stapled issue. A glued binding system is used from the next issue. This issue also marks the 25th Anniversary of "The Playboy Advisor". The photos of Madonna were taken in 1979 in Manhatten. One of the Lee Friedlander (not published here) photos sold at Christie's for $37,500. link . . . Billy Crystal is profiled in the October 1992 issue and is interviewed for the March 1988 issue.

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