Esquire: The Magazine for Men (April 1957)

Arnold Gingrich (Publisher) and Esquire, Inc.

Published by Esquire, Inc., Chicago, IL, 1957

About this Item

Condition: in significantly worn outer covers; internal pages are in excellent condition. A large, massive, glossy-paged magazine containing 164 pages including front and rear covers (a complete issue). Highlights include: This Man's World: From the Standpoint of Paul Gallico; Politics and Biology: From the Study of Aldous Huxley; No Passports for Single Women by D. L. Chandler ("A disrespectful proposal to prevent the further ruin of our reputation"); fiction The Battle of the Singing Men by Gerald Kersh; The Beautiful People by Helen Lawrenson ("Hollywood unhinged by the legend of its own importance"); fiction Literary Tea by Theodore Pratt; A Nymph of El Escorial by Robert W. Marks (on Sophia Loren); The Mind of the Playwright: A Conversation with Elmer Rice (interview); fiction The Terrible Tomorrow by Robert Switzer; Li'l Abner's Mistuh Capp by Nanette Kutner (on Al Capp); The Ten Best Advertisements by Earnest Elmo Calkins; two-page photospread Gene Tunney: Tycoon from the Hempen Square; That Rugged British Golf by Henry Longhurst; Balnagown: Hunted and Haunted, a Travel Article by Richard Joseph; Gamines & Dames by Alexander Kirkland ("The French actress: why buy cereal when you can get caviar?"). Seller Inventory # 010130

Bibliographic Details

Title: Esquire: The Magazine for Men (April 1957)

Publisher: Esquire, Inc., Chicago, IL

Publication Date: 1957

Binding: Magazine

Condition: Good

Edition: 1st Edition