Cinema-X Review January 1981 - Vol. 2 # 1 Magazine

6 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM PUBLISHER BOBBY HOLLANDER
10 HAPPENINGS
our 'Roving Eye' reveals the stars at work & play
18 RISING STAR OF THE MONTH
up and hard-coming new talent
25 REEL NEWS
gossip columnist Rona Boner reveals all!
26 HALF-TIME HUDDLE
estatically erotic fiction by russell smith
30 OUT OF THE CAN
feature film review
40 BALLGAME
by Carl Esser
40 OUT OF THE CAN
feature film review
ONE WAY AT A TIME by Lonnie Lester
47 THE MANY FACES OF MARLENE WILLOUGHBY
our center spread star does just that!
55 OUT OF THE CAN
feature film review
FOR THE LOVE OF PLEASURE by Erica Eaton
60 ADULT THEATRE LISTINGS
an exclusive directory of X-rated theatres
62 FAN MAIL FORUM
where our readers expose themselves completely
64 THE ROYALLE TREATMENT
superstar Candida Royalle's adventures in Sweden
66 OUT OF THE CAN
feature film review
AMERICAN PIE by Heather Carpenter
74 SWEET GINGER CAKES
escapades of a horny honey
77 OUT OF THE CAN
feature film review
FASCINATION by David Davidson

PUBLISHER'S PAGE
I hope that you, as a reader, agree with me that the pages of CINEMA-X magazine are looking better and better as each issue rolls off the presses. The very few bugs that attempted to interfere with the work flow, after the move of our headquarters to the west coast, have been exterminated. Speaking for the staff, California is a splendid state. We are glad we are here.
When a man receives an invitation from Seka, The Blonde Goddess of the screen, his mind has a tendency to wander during the work day, and he leaves his offfice rather abruptly. In the company of Sharon Fiore, our slender and sexy Subscriptions Department manager, I showed up embarrassingly early at Seka's home for a gourmet dinner prepared by a nymph in a tank top and marvelously brief shorts.
Seeing Seka amid pots and pans, whipping up a fabulous feast of pork chops, mashed potatoes and gravy, greens and fluffy golden biscuits made from skkrrraatch is a far cry fom seeing her making love to some lucky man on the silver screen. In my standards of women, because of her real-person qualities and her heart of gold, Seka is in the Top Ten.
With the shapely image of Seka still on my mental screen, I flew to New York City on the 28th of August to help Gloria Leonard celebrate her birthday with co-workers from her High Society magazine staff. Her home was jammed with east coast film stars and distributors and close friends who must have noticed, as I did, that in spite of the stress of being a screen superstar and a woman who has come to the top in a field that's rough for the strongest man, Publisher Gloria Leonard looks more lovely than ever! She's in my Top Ten, too — a Lady of Ladies.
In the quiet of the plane on my flight west to California, the hubbub of the holidays gave way to serious thought about CINEMA-X Review magazine and where we are going with it. Being the best in our field is gratifying, but not quite enough. We want new faces, new figures, new talent.
The doors of our west coast headquarters are standing wide open to our readers who are professional photographers or writers, and to those beautiful feminine creatures who have a yen to be movie stars or nude models. Think about yourself, your aspirations and career dreams. Put those thoughts on paper and envelope them to me at CINEMA-X Magazine, 8745 Shirley Avenue, Northridge, California 91324.
I'll do my best to keep the lines of communication open to you, and let serious inquirers learn of the opportunities to have your words appear in print, and your faces and figures grace the pages of a magazine that is giving our so-called competition a strong shove off the newsstands.
New departments and new special features that are in our production plans call for expansion of the staffs to create them. The need is here. Join us. When, in issues to come, you'll see what we've done together, you too will say . . . Now! That's entertainment!