The Dude Magazine, September 1963, Volume 7, Number 8: New …

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Gregory, Harry, Gross, Hank, Leone, Joseph, Ulsh, Wayne C., Shea, Robert J., James, Adoby, Rubin, Rick, Gaines, Bob, Golding, Martin J.

The Dude Magazine, September 1963, Volume 7, Number 8: New Film "Festival Girls" / The Most Passionate Professions

Mystery Publishing, 1963

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Details

Year of publication

1963

Place of printing

USA

Author

Gregory, Harry, Gross, Hank, Leone, Joseph, Ulsh, Wayne C., Shea, Robert J., James, Adoby, Rubin, Rick, Gaines, Bob, Golding, Martin J.

Publishers

Mystery Publishing

Size

4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall

Edition

F First Edition

Keyword

Dude Magazine September 1963, Volume 7 Number 8, Festival Girls, Scilla Gabel, sex advice, Some Guys Got It, Fifty Miles a Day for J.F.K., Lupe Lopez, "Dear John's" First Date, The Car of Kings, Bugatti La Royale, Ettore Bugatti, He Plays With Dolls, Peynet, Damour, blow-up dolls, The Most Passionate Professions, Paula Angelo, The Man Who Felt Persecuted, Festival Girls, George Q. Lewis, Comedy Workshop, College for Comics, Angela Jones, In Training For What?, Lena France, Mr H. Esq. Erotica and Sexuality Magazine Back Issues, Photography

Binding description

S Single Issue Magazine

State of preservation

Good

Languages

English

Binding

Softcover

First edition

Yes

Description

An early men's publication in the model of Playboy. 74 pages with color and black and white photos. Features: Simon Sez 'Sex" - advice; Some Guys Got It - fiction; Fifty Miles a Day for J.F.K. - satire; The First Daze of Vacation - humor; Mirror, Mirror. - photos of Lupe Lopez; "Dear John's" First Date - fiction; The Car of Kings - "La Royale" built by Ettore Bugatti; Beyond Words - humor; He Plays With Dolls - photo essay on French cartoonist Peynet who had a love affair with a doll named Damour (of which he sold two million copies!); The Most Passionate Professions - Survey; Pooling Her Resources - photo essay of Paula Angelo; The Man Who Felt Persecuted - fiction; Festival Girls - The Movie That Out-Dolces "Vita" - pictorial essay; George Q. Lewis's Comedy Workshop in New York, a College for Comics - article with photos; Going Up - pictorial essay on Angela Jones; In Training For What? - fiction; Ah! La France! - pictorial essay on Lena France of Boston; Hue and Cry - correspondence; Sound On - records; Checkmate - shopping; Back cover color-photo ad for Mr H. Esq. features young man in black sweater with red and grey trim. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound vintage copy. Book