Swank January 1962 Magazine

4 SWANK SOUNDS OFF
books, records and all that jazz
7 A MATTER OF ETHICS by HARRY ROSKOLENKO
kashmiri girls came cheap . . . except this one
10 BELLE BARTH: IF SHE EMBARRASSES YOU, TELL YOUR FRIENDS by AL ARONOWITZ
how the sophie tucker of the comediennes got that way
16 MISUNDERSTANDING translated by JOHN A. REA
another ribald classic, translated from the french
17 ONE FLIGHT UP by STUART SCHULBERG
across the court was his golden girl . . . in the flesh
21 A VIOLENT TENDERNESS by EDDIE COHEN
in the bull ring a senorita's smile can be fatal
26 SKYLARK by MORT GOLDING
in a negative kind of way, david fascinated dames
33 PARADISE FOR BACHELORS: A DREAM TRIP FOR $300
there's moonlight, music, and gals galore by JOHN AINSLEY
36 JUST ANY GIRL by JAMES HINES
a young boy's manhood sometimes arrives painfully
38 ERIC DOLPHY: SITTING IN ON HIS GIGS—FREUD by NAT HENTOFF
jazz is like a session on the analyst's couch
49 SKI-ZOPHRENIA by MARV KITMAN
how to enjoy skiing without actually
PICTORIALS
14 CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL by AL HENDRICKS
the last word (we hope) on the rebirth of the blues and grays
29 THE NUDE HITCHCOCK CAN'T SCARE
here's the girl you didn't know you saw in 'psycho'
42 THE COLD WIND AND THE WARM
fashions for ski-nicks and cruise-nicks
44 HOW TO SELL ANYTHING TO ANYBODY
With this kind of sales appeal, so who needs a product?
52 MEET MISS SKORSTENSFEJER OF 1962
something's very sexy in the state of denmark