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Swank Magazine November 1961
Volume 8 Issue # 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS4 SWANK SOUNDS OFF
the pop of champagne, the sound of music,and etc.
7 THE TENTH RING
by HARRY ROSKOLENKO
the time had come to make a decision about his harem
10 ALL GIRLS ARE HUNGRY
by Jayne Mansfield
the way to the couch often is through the kitchen
14 THE DAMSEL WHO WISHED TO FLY
translated by JOHN A. REA
a ribald classic translated from the french
15 COMEBACK
by STANLEY COOPERMAN
only a girl knew what remained in his punch-driink brain
29 INTAGLIOS ON THE 88
by LEIGHTON COLE
a profile of lennie tristano, the jazz man's jazzman
22 THE MANY PARTS OF GENIUS
by EDDIE COHEN
somehow, he knew, a writer must write to live
26 THE MODEL WIFE
by ROBERT BLOCH
she was without doubt the loveliest tramp in Haiti
33 SWANK'S GAGS FOR STAGS
a collection of guffaws suitable for any occasion
35 THE CORDIAL TOUCH
by IRA FLYNN
for that intime moment, the right drink is a must
43 FUN IN THE TUB
by MARV KITMAN
a fascinating glimpse behind the shower curtain
48 THE SHORTS ON THE BEDROOM FLOOR
by CAROL HOOVER
there are some things a brand new wife won't do
PICTORIAL
18 OH VERE 1ST DER NAZIS FOON YESTERYEAR?
cartoons, slightly acerbic, on a topical topic
27 FRANCE'S NEW REDHEAD SENSATION
an exclusive intro to a gallic gal named colette
37 SIX PAGES OF NEW CAMPUS FASHIONS
tips on winning straight a's in sartorial splendor
44 MORE FUN IN THE TUB
a bathtub, a beautiful girl, and a nutty idea
52 JUSTICE ALWAYS TRIUMPHS
presenting a bloncM who needs no defense
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