Swank September 1962

4 SWANK SOUNDS OFF
notes and comments
by MARV KITMAN
6 A TOOTHLESS GRIN AND OTHER SMILES
from a knowing spaniard
by URSULE MOLINARO
10 A DUCK MAY BE SOMEBODY'S MOTHER
mad midnight at the farmer's market
by GEORGE MOORSE
14 LEVANT—THE OSCAR FOR EVERYMAN
profiling the most talented neurotic
by MARTIN COLLYER
48 MONDAY
it was a day for the lonely to comfort each other
by STAN COOPERMAN
52 THE FLESH IS WILLING, THE SPIRIT IS GIN
songs for summer drinking
by IRA JOSEPHS
18 BURLESQUE—ELEGY TO A NEGLECTED ART THIS WAS BURLESQUE
how it all began—the first peelers
by MARTIN COLLYER
22 BURLESQUE: THE BEST FRIEND A COMIC EVER HAD
a top comic recalls the old days
by REDD FOXX
24 BURLESQUE AND ME
a top stripper star opens the backstage door
by ANN CORIO
29 THE SEX LIFE OF A STRIPPER
do they or don't they . . . only another stripper knows
by EVELYN WEST
32 BITS AND PIECES
dr. kronkeit, the candy butchers, etc.
by HERB GRAHAM
44 BURLESQUE'S BLACKEST BLACKOUT
from siren song to swan song
by CLAY MANNING
PICTORIAL
19 THE TRIALS OF A TYRO STRIPPER
37 VALERIE LAINE: SWANK'S FIRST FLIP-OUT GIRL
57 BACKSTAGE AT PARIS' LE SEXY CLUB