Gallery February 1973 Magazine

7 REPORT FROM FOUR-ONE-ZERO
(skyjacking out of season)
9 EDITOR'S PAGE
(different fantasies for different folks)
11 KEEP THOSE CARDS 'N' LETTERS COMIN'
(letters, we get letters)
19 THE SOAP BOX
(opinions)
25 HELP
(questions)
29 GALLERY AT LEISURE
(reviews and other trivia)
39 SCRIBBLES
(notes from the world outside)
42 GALLERY INTERVIEW: JACK LEMMON by LAWRENCE LINDERMAN
(concerning acting, directing, the future of films, marilyn monroe, nude scenes, etc.)
52 HEAVY, HEAVY HANGS OVER THY HEAD
OUR UNEMPLOYED—AND DISENCHANTED—TOP SECRET SCIENTISTS by THOMAS N. SCORTIA,
TOMORROW THE TERRORISTS MAY HIJACK NEW YORK CITY by LOWELL PONTE
(two of the most frightening articles that gallery, or any DOW magazine, has ever published)
56 STILL ALIVE, AND LIVING —fiction HOKE NORRIS
(but who is he?)
59 EROTIC INDUSTRIAL DESIGN—pictorial JON STEVENS
(what?)
70 COMIC COLLECTORS ARISE! —article TERRY FOX
(in pursuit of a mint fantasy)
72 LIFE WITH JESUS—Humor RON POWERS
(the nielson ratings will pop)
77 MORRISON REMEMBERED—personality J MARKS
(a lucky man who made the grade)
90 FOOD GAMESMANSHIP—food JEAN-PAUL
(fondue, the most communal form of dining)
93 HOMO—article HENRY DE YOUNG
(putting the world on)
94 CHICAGO—experience RICHARD KEARNS AND BARRY ROTH
(chicago is not lust another jazz-rock band
100 MY FIRST UTERARY COCKTAIL PARTY—article WILLIAM PENROD
(the experience was intoxicating in more ways than one)
103 WHO INVENTED WAX LIPS?—article LARRY TRITTEN
(there was this obscure bavarian inventor on his death bed. .)
105 CALIFORNIA GIRLS—pictorial
(we wish they all could be...)
113 THE MANY FACES OF JOHN DOBBLER—fiction DAVID ELY
(loves comes in a multilingual package)
114 HOW CRIME FLIES—fiction ROBERT BLOCH
(disguised as a mild-mannered assistant ladies' lingerie buyer, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound . . .)
118 WHERE CAN BRIGITTE BARDOT HIDE?—interview PETER EVANS
("stardom is a house without shades")
123 LIFE IS ALL WE HAVE—essay PETER FONDA
(or is it?)