Playboy (USA) Magazine Back Issue, November 1977
Playboy November 1977 Magazine ISSN: 0032-1478
COVER STORY
One morning, PLAYBOY Editorial Director Arthur Kretchmer pulled the pop top
off a can of soda, and a little light (possibly the one in the refrigerator)
flashed before his eyes. "I've got a cover ideal- he exclaimed. Senior
Art Director Tom Staebler took over from there, cut out the Rabbit pop top by
hand (he sustained only minor lacerations) and photographed Playmate Susan Kiger almost in her T-shirt.
3 PLAYBILL
11 DEAR PLAYBOY
21 PLAYBOY AFTER HOURS
26 BOOKS
Peter Tauber scavenges the Sixties; Robert Coover blows your mind and Peter
DeVries creates a wonderful, albeit ersatz, Groucho Marx.
34 MUSIC
A visit with The Amazing Rhythm Aces; the latest from Winwood and James.
41 TELEVISION
The Second City gang takes to the tube; Visions, reprised, falters.
42 MOVIES
Bobby Deerfield, a three-handkerchief winner; Shenanigans, a contemporary satire;
The Sensual Man and La Grande Bourgeoise, two for Giannini.
51 THE PLAYBOY ADVISOR
55 PLAYBOY SEX POLL HOWARD SMITH
This months question: Where do you most like to make love outside of bed?
59 THE PLAYBOY FORUM
77 PLAYBOY INTERVIEW: HENRY KYEMBA—candid conversation
Idi Amin's ex—minister of health sheds fresh light on the bizarre and
bloodthirsty actions of the world's most notorious head of state.
112 CHAIRMAN BILLY—article ROY BLOUNT JR.
Some have fame thr 1st upon them, and the President's brother will make a cool
half mil this yel:r for being the icon of iconoclasm.
117 BUNNIES OF '77—pictorial
Our annual photographic salute to those spectacular cottontails. Toni Larkin, Barby Acker, Ruby Walker, Cathy Gobel, Hope Olson, Janet Carnell, Dana Valentien, Shannon Starling, Janis Schmitt, Cindy Brown, Candace Collins, and Sarita Butterfield.
129 ROOTS—food EMANUEL GREENBERG
Lots of the best things to eat grow under your feet.
130 IN THE NATIONAL INTEREST—fiction.. MARVIN KALB and TED KOPPEL
A tension-filled tale of Israeli raids and a Secretary of State's desperate
attempts to avert a Middle East war.
132 GROWING UP—playboy's playmate of the month
Rita Lee had the woman-child blues until she found out that Momma was right—a
pretty girl has to be careful.
144 PLAYBOY'S PARTY JOKES—humor
146 FIGHTING THE DEEP FREEZE—attire David PLATT
The way winter has been the past couple of years, this is no time for halfway
measures.
151 NICE GUYS FINISH FIRST—personality MARTY BELL
How faultless Frank Gifford climbed the ladder of success to media stardom with
nary a false step (well, almost).
152 RINGING SUCCESS—modern living
Bob Newhart's Marcia Wallace stars in a roundup of the latest electronic wonders
that will do everything with your telephone but pay the bill.
156 SEX IN CINEMA-1977—article ARTHUR KNIGHT
The silver screen continues to have a decidedly blue streak. Our 12-page pictorial
provides graphic uncoverage.
168 JAILING—article CLIFFORD IRVING
When the greatest literary hoaxer of our time was sent to the slammer, he took
notes on what he saw. It wasn't pretty.
173 PLAYBOY'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL PREVIEW—sports ANSON MOUNT
For the first time, our nonpareil football prognosticator crystal-balls the
collegiate hoopsters.
177 THE SO-YOU-THINK-YOU'RE-CREATIVE QUIZ by EUGENE RAUDSEPP with GEORGE P.
HOUGH, JR.
Creative geniuses don't think like everyone else. Find out if you're one of
them. No fair peeking at the answers.
179 ITALIAN TALES—ribald classic POGGIO BRACCIOLINI
182 PLAYBOY FUNNIES—humor
204 THINK TANK
Photography and the law, natural medicine, SWAT overkill, eye-color clues.
226 PLAYBOY POTPOURRI
245 PLAYBOY'S PIPELINE
Credit ratings, bottled water, cold-weather grooming.
275 PLAYBOY ON THE SCENE
Ice buckets, Castelbajac's fashions, games and gadgets.
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