TITLE: Pageant
[RARE and beautiful vintage magazine, with features for men and women, great photography, photo features on beautiful women, and MORE!]
ISSUE DATE: February 1963, Vol. 18, No. 7
CONDITION: 5oe" X 7oe", "Digest" sized magazine, COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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PAGEANT'S COVER GIRL: SUE CAMPBELL: Photographed for PAGEANT by Hugh Bell.

PAGEANT PICTURE STORIES:
ITALIAN MOLL: Photographs by Leo Fuchs. GIORGIA MOLL is in truth a sunny little bit of Italy...from the Peach State". [GORGEOUS photos!]

ITALIAN DOLL: A second new style in foreign beauty. Photographs by Peter Basch. "Maid in Italy" STEFANIA SANDRELLI. Simple and Spontaneous...she dons a little white t-shirt and shorts to show how a 'nymphette Itlaiana' can be dlightful in boy' sclothing. The Undershirt never had it so good." [INDEED! Gorgeous photos!]

THREE AGAINST PROGRESS: These madcap Englishmen get ahead by looking back. Photographs by Jim Marshall. Presenting the Alberts -- Douglas and Tony Gray, and Bruce Lacey.
TEN AMERICANS TO WATCH IN 1963. PAGEANT'S headline names for this year.
LINDA DARLING: A photographer's daughter from childhood to womanhood. Photographs and Written by Dick Miller. "I have probably taken over 1500 photographs of you since the day you were born" [Interesting photo feature!]
TWO MONTHS TO BROADWAY: The cuts and bruises of a show that had to be a hit. Photographed and Written for PAGEANT by Tim Kantor. Chronicling the show: "Mr. President", starring Robert Ryan and Nanette Fabray.
WHAT MAKES JIM BEATTY RUN: Photographed for PAGEANT by Neil Leifer.
PAGEANT'S COVER GIRL: SUE CAMPBELL: Photographed for PAGEANT by Hugh Bell.

PAGEANT ARTICLES AND FEATURES:
SPECIAL PAGEANT REPORT: A REALISTIC, DARING PLAN TO END ALL WAR ... Harold Mehling.
TAMING YOUR FAMILY'S WINTER COLDS ... John E. Eichenlauh, M.D.
[CAB CALLOWAY] THE SURPRISING MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT ... James Collier. Cab Calloway's success story also extends off stage. [Nice article, with photograhs by Charles Harbutt.
HOW NATURAL IS THE SEX URGE? ... Norman M. Lobsenz. Outside pressures can distort a basic and healthy emotion.
THEY'RE SURE MAD ABOUT BRIDGE ... William Whalton. Which of these angry masters is the greatest player of all?.
MEDICAL MIRACLE--OR FALSE HOPE? ... Alice Reed. Doctors argue over a familiar anesthetic and the aging process.
THE LAST LINCOLN ... Joseph N. Bell. We revere his father but few know the story of this son.
THROW THE BLANK THINGS OUT ... Arnold Hano. In very plain Language--the case against teaching machines.
WHAT YOUR WIFE (AND YOU) BETTER KNOW ABOUT YOUR INSURANCE ... Arthur Henley.
HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED? ... Jerome Beatty Jr.
THE DASTARDLY MALE PLOT TO ABOLISH WOMEN ... Joanne Schresber.
THE FORGOTTEN AMERICAN ... Theodore Irwin. Jack Downey: prisoner in Red China for more than a decade.
HOW GOOD A LOVER ARE YOU? ... William Bernard and Jules Leopold. Answering these twenty questions will help you decide.
FIGHTING OUR 'MOST MYSTERIOUS' DISEASE ... Sam Blum.

STRICTLY FOR FUN: Sermons In Smiles. The Reason Why. The Last Word.

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