Title: Show The Magazine Of The Arts Volume 4 Jan.-June 1964

Classification: Magazines Movies Shows Entertainment

Publication Information: Hartford Publications, Inc.

Additional Information: Each issue has 96 to 116 pages per issue. Issues have a variety of ads.

Summary: Contents include:
• John F. Kennedy 1917-1963
• Datelines: Warsaw: “Far-Out” Showcase. Louisville: The Necessities of Culture. Ski Mt., USA: Skier Beware!
• The Leper
• The Nightmare Of The Iguana
• Postscript To Penn Station the death of a great building
• Arthur Miller Ad-Libs on Elia Kazan
• Music Music Music Music
• How Educated Can You Get? Part II. Inside Stanford University & the US Air Force Academy
• Demel’s: The Vienna That Was
• Jackie Gleason: The Hollow Clown
• Cocteau: Death And The Poet
• Fleet Streets Vulgarians. The sleazy British press
• Yves Saint Laurent. The dressmaker as artist
• Screen Test (in multiple issues): Jeanne Brown; Deanne Dailey; Lisa Richards
• London: The Boy Who Wrote Like Shakespeare
• The Road: Mr. Kean’s Black Boy
• Pittsburgh: The Smoke Clears
• The Many Faces of Shakespeare by Aldous Huxley
• Shakespeare and Religion
• The Real Shakespeare Hamlet painting by Salvador Dali
• Othello painting by Eugene Berman
• Life Begins at 400. Some moderns examine their debt to Bard: A late Acquaintance; A Choice of Ornaments; Shakespeare Can Take It; The Nonconforming Shakespeare; My Life with Shakespeare.
• The Macbeth Murder Mystery by James Thurber
• A Note on Hamlet
• Romeo and Juliet drawing by Domenico Gnoli
• Ophelia painting by Leonor Fini
• Shakespeare and the Outsider
• “This Nettle Danger….”
• The Shakespearean Experience: Show Poll
• Save Him From the Scholars!
• On Shakspere
• Shakspere and Kittredge of Harvard
• Freud on Shakespeare
• Whoaboy! Interview: Will Shakespeare
• Shakespeare Country
• Mary McCarthy Ad-Libs on Shakespeare’s Women and Sundry Matters. A Show Soliloquy
• Much Ado About Shakespeare. Where and When
• Winston-Salem: Culturopolis of the South
• Santo Domingo: Slush in the Pools
• The Element Follows You Around Sir a Story Published the first time by Malcolm Lowry.
• New Museum in Manhattan
• Why Manhattan Needs Another Museum
• What Are These Kids So happy About? Teenage songwriters.
• The World of Kertesz. A great photographer & his art
• Where Sex Was Fun. An examination of burlesque in America
• Carol Lynley: Sweet-And Not So Sweet. Photographed by Saul Leiter
• Pop Art’s Grand Pop
• Two ladies In The Public Eye. Diana Vreeland, editor of Vogue & Peggy Goldwater of Washington & Phoenix
• Edward Durell Stone: Maker of Monuments
• What Architecture Should Be
• Breaking The Strait Jacket
• Famous Feuds (in multiple issues): Lenny vs. The Law; Casey vs. Dr. Sam drawing by Al Hirschfeld; The Beatles vs. Sister Sourire
• Europe ’64. An informal travel guide.
• The Chair. The prize-winner no TV network would show
• The Spire, Part I, II & Conclusion. A new novel by William Golding (in multiple issues)
• “Tom Jones” Richardson. The drama’s liveliest temperament
• Paradises Found
• Galli-curci. Memoir of a beloved and dazzling artist
• Showcase (in multiple issues): Dancers on the rise; End of a season, beginning of a season;
• International Movie Review 1964
• The Movies: A Life Line Thrown Inot Chaos
• France: The foamy Edge of the Wave
• United States: How to be Self-Critical While World Popular
• The Movie Star: Brigitte Bardot; Audrey Hepburn
• USSR: The Newly Proper Study of Mankind
• England: Dispatch from the Combat Zone
• Italy: From Neo-Real to Sur-Real
• Show Selects: Movie Artist of the Year; 100 Directors – and their Newest projects
• Far East: Calm Without, Fire Within
• Prejudice In Print
• What They Are Doing Now: Butterfly McQueen
• Hungary: Winds of Caution, Winds of Change
• Israel: Looking for Masada
• Lillian Hellman Asks A Little Respect For Her Agony
• Russian Landscape With Figures. An artist on tour in the USSR
• The Return Of Maxfield Parrish
• The Circus. Sawdust time in the English countryside
• It’s All George. How one young Hollywood actor lives.
• The Heart Of Britten. England’s great composer.
• A Show Soliloquy. Alan King ad-lib on the art of the monologist
• 9 ½. The movie director as an artist by Federico Fellini
• The Mystique Of Failure. A latter-day reflection on “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
• Pacific Passage: An Informal Travel Guide
• Politics As A Fine Art – LBJ: A problem of identity; JFK: The uncommon touch; HST: Backstage with a star performer
• The Ritz. In Paris, or anywhere, still the best
• The Present and Future Of Pornography – In the bookstalls: Norman Podhoretz comments on “Candy” and other novels; In the galleries: Brian O’Doherty visits pornography’s latest playground.
• Seeds Of War photographs by Robert Capa
• Shoot The Sherbert To the Shuberts. A family chronicle
• Screen Test: Ewa Thorell

Regular Features (may not be in every issue): Letters; Editorial; From the Publisher; Show Shops, This Month The Arts which includes Calendar, Television, Theater, Movies, Art, Music, What’s What, Books and a few additional in some issues; Show Shops

Condition: Hardcover bound volume. Ex-Lib usual marks and stamps, covers show slight wear and faint soiling, light age discoloring on some of the outer page edges, overall a nice sound copy. Original paper covers are on the issues. May issue has a few pages taped near the bound edge.
• Feb. pages 10-11 & 21-22 numbers are missing possibly are ad cards as articles look to be complete and Jan issue has ad cards with page numbers.
• Mar. pages 29-30 numbers are missing possibly are ad cards as articles look to be complete and Jan issue has ad cards with page numbers.

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