TITLE: New York Magazine
[The Magazine of and for New Yorkers! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: MARCH 27, 1978--VOL. 11 NO. 13
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: First Sister. Ruth Carter Stapleton. Photograph by Maureen Lambray.

First Sister By Dotson Rader "If Jesus loves Larry Flynt," says Ruth Carter Stapleton, "who am I to turn my back?" President Carter's sister has incurred mixed publicity as an evangelistic preacher, yet, Dotson Rader has found, her contributions are real ones.

Reading and Writing and Chisanbop By Elaine Fein A system of calculation, newer than the new math, is being taught in the elementary schools. Here's how to keep (slightly) ahead of your six-year-old.

The Movie-House Game By Stuart Byron I Ever wonder why certain first-run movie theaters always get the hit shows and others the dogs? It's not a hit-or-miss system but an elaborate pecking-order process among film distributors and theater owners.

Dirty Pool and How to Play It: An Interview With Matthew Troy How are the mighty fallen, specifically Matty Troy! Onetime Queens County leader and one of the most powerful city councilmen, Troy has lately fallen on far harder times. One thing unimpaired, however, is his gift with words, as he reveals in this interview on many topics close to his heart--among them judges, judgeships, and leadership.

Blood Sttwaw-'s End By Mark Schorr A fourteen-year-old girl arrives alone in New York. Within moments, she is in the hands of one of the city's pimps. One thing is different, though: The girl escapes and gets to the police. Schorr, who is working on a book on the Times Square sex trade, tells her story.

Underwear for Anywhere By Mary Randolph Carter It's only lately that women have had the nerve to wear their underthings as street clothes. It's about time. Underwear has been gorgeous for years.

DEPARTMENTS:
Politics: A Tale of Two Judges By Rinker Buck Disciplinary proceedings against Court of Appeals Judge Jacob Fuchsberg were completed last week. Behind this action is another story, involving personal rivalries and bitter intrigue.
Movies: "Fury" Hath No Hell v Molly Haskell Brian DePalma's latest: chills and laffs.
Dance: Unidentical Twins By Marcia B. Siegel Two Merce Cunningham disciples are now on their own, with mixed results.
Theater: Urban Scrawl By John Simon Swados's Runaways isn't just kid stuff; it's a fascinating show about growing up.
Music: Out of Favor By Alan Rich La Favorita, recently revived at the Met. , is a bomb in any language.
The Underground Gourmet: The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoise By Justine DeLacy Tired of all that haute stuff? Cafe des Sports purveys the basic French menu at its bourgeois best.
The Urban Strategist: How Clean Was My Valley By Julie Maxey Don't let thoughts of spring cleaning wipe you out; others can do it for you.
Page of Lists: Top Dollar at Parke Bernet By Terry Clifford A survey of the items that have fetched the highest prices at this sale house.

MISCELLANY:.
Letters.
New York lntelligcneer.
In and Around Town.
New York Classified.
Art & Antiques.
Town & Country Properties.
Sates & Bargains, by L#unore Fleischer.
But Bets, by Eliot sent.
London Sunday Tunes Cruaswurd.


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