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Contents: Henry Miller On Women (The romantic, eccentric genius/writer/philosopher talks about sex, love, women’s liberation and all sorts of other life-inspiring stuff), 6 Luxure Cars With Prices That Don’t Match (So who can afford a Rolls? But you can steer close to the same comfort in some considerably cheaper autos), Lynn (“What’s sunsual” inquires Lynn Cheer. “It depends on what kind of mood you’re in, doesn’t it?” After eyeing Ms. Cheer’s pics, we’re in a very good mood), Beastly Humor (Fun with animals as celebrated cartoonist Jerry Marcus ventures into the wacky world of mice, snakes, dogs, fish and mermaids. Yes, mermaids), Sports Sweet On The Street (A roundup of the hottest B-ball action around, plus betting baseball totals, a sportscasters send-up and much, much more), Poolside Lovers (When two lovers meet at a secluded swimming pool, it’s easy to get carried away) Features – Foreign Film: Susanne Henrik (Exploring the wonders of the Rhine), Music (Double-talk with the Becker half of Steely Dan. “True Facts from the World of Wax” the Cosmopolitans and more), Faith (She does what she wants, when she wants), The Kings Of Horror (Five fright film masters who like to scare people out of their minds), One Woman (“Sandy”, a real California-style golden girl, talks about her most intimate aspirations), The New American Gold Rush (Yes, there’s still gold in them thar hills), Jane Seymour (A scintillating interview with the waiflike English actress), Gallic Gallery (Talking pictures from across the great blue sea), What: 10 Top SLR’s (Single-lens reflex cameras get the Oui once-over), Where: A Titillating Tour Of Bawdiest Berlin (Naughty night spots and devilish decadence) Departments – Mail (Kudos for Denise), Money (Beyond the fringe benefits), The World And Women (by Clifford Irving), Doctor Oui (Hair today, gone tomorrow), Winning With Women (by Eric Weber), Openers (10 minutes with Robert Carradine), Who (Gene Hackman and Lesley Anne Down), Speak Easy (Candid talk between the sexes), Speak Easy Questionnaires (Fantasies)
Issue: August 1981
Condition: Very Good