... photo editors had obtained shots from a wide range of photographers and sources, but in the fifth poll, the images ... 1959. Readers continued to vote on the general categories, but while those results were being tabulated, Feather ...
... Playboy Mansion in 1959 — the Playboy's Penthouse TV show premiered on October 24, 1959, and ran for two seasons on Saturday nights at 11:30 on WBKB Chicago, Channel 7.1 The interior space was a real-size photography ... image of the ...
... photo-story documenting for readers the process of 'Photographing your own Playmate'. The idea was that 'one of our ... 1959. As already mentioned, when Fleming wrote up his account of Chicago for Thrilling Cities, he admired the ...
... Playboy Club in 1959; he was the partner responsible for food and drinks. He later established a series of other bars, restaurants, and nightspots, among them the notable Morton's Steakhouse on North State Street. This eatery opened in ...
... Photography. For Playboy, he shot a three-page pictorial called “A Toast to Legs” for the June 1958 issue. Braslaff's models included Yvette Vickers, who would later become Playboy's Miss July 1959 (photographed by Russ Meyer), and ...
... Portrait drawing . " Portfolio of Drawings " ; " Portfolio of Drawings & Photographs " 87 . " Made by Hand . ” Playboy July 1959 : 45 ; The Bedside Playboy . Ed . Hugh M. Hefner . Chicago : Playboy , 1968. 393 . " The Mad Yak ...
... images reflected negatively on the moral ... Playboy's circulation skyrocketed in the 1950s . In the pages of Playboy itself , women wrote to praise or condemn the magazine . From its first issue in December 1953 through the end of 1959 ...
... photography, 86, 101. See also gender performance snapshots: dancers in, 21, 74, 89–91 ... Playboy (magazine), 183–84, 191–97, 195, 216 Playboy “playmate,” 184; “TV Playmate,” 194–95, 195, 196, 219 Playboy's Penthouse (syndicated, 1959 ...
... Playboy Club , ” Playboy , March 1962 , 52 . 13. John Wilcock , “ Can a ... 1959–1969 . On the hypocrisy of American racism in the face of U.S. foreign policy objectives , see Mary L. Dudziak , Cold War Civil Rights : Race and the Image ...