TITLE: The Saturday Review of Literature
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ISSUE DATE: April 1973; April 7, 1973, Volume I, Number 4, THE ARTS
CONDITION: RARE edition, standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in GOOD condition. (See photo)

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THE ARTS
COVER: Pleasure Machines: The best equipment for the music lover;Inside a National Books Award Jury;Jean Dubuffet;Terry Southern: Why not hire the REAL Rip Torn?

UP FRONT:
ThreeBoos and You're Out By Charles Mitchelmore -- Freedom of speech was the issue. and a Vienna State Opera opening was the scene of the drama.....most of it offstage.
A Taste of 125 year old Pudding By John Kronenberger -- The oldest drag show on earth is the annual Hasty Pudding show at Harvard College. This year Gloria Steinem was there to watch as, once again, the boys pretended to be chorus girls. She took it like a man.
Steve Ostrow's Satyricon By Grace Lichtenstein -- New York's most "in" boite is not a nightclub, it's the Continental Baths, an all.. male health club on the upper West Side.
FEATURES:
Down to Earth -- the Painting of Jean Dubuffet By Thomas M. Messer -- For 30 years Dubuffet has defied fashionable art styles, creating instead a tradition of his own.

Confessions of a Book Award Judge By Christopher Lehmann-Haupt -- It's National Book Award time again. A veteran of last year's fiction jury takes us into the smoke-filled rooms where politics mixes with art.

One of the Real... alt... Originals By Terry Southern -- Rip Torn, "though ever a bane to producers and the like," is also one of the finest actors on stage or screen, says Terry Southern, who should know.

IRENE PAPAS By Nanda Root -- "Why am I an actress? Why am I letting all those critics come to judge my soul?"

PLEASURE MACHINES: A GUIDE TO ELECTRIC DELIGHTS FOR THE MUSIC LOVER:
The Quad Quandary & Audio Options By Irving Kolodin.
Cassette or Cartridge for Your Car? By Ivan Berger.
The Systematic Dr. Dolby By Edmond LeBlanc.
The Language of Hi-Fi By Barbara King.
How to Be a Cool Customer What Do You Want to Hear?
Sound Systems You Can Buy for $300, $500, $800, $1,000 +
The Presidential 500: A Basic Record Library By Irving Kolodin.
The Next Step Forward.

FILM & TELEVISION: Last Tango: No Masterpiece By Thomas Meehan; Films by Subscription By Arthur Knight; Sex on the Airwaves; TV's Greener Pastures ByJ. B. Roy.

MUSIC: East or West, Bach,and Orff Are Best; Classical Recordings By Irving Kolodin; Pop Recordings By John L Wasserman.

VISUAL ARTS: Sculptures in Glass; Inarticulate Artists By Edmund White.

PERFORMING ARTS: Storey Theater; Lots of Ni Iit Musio By Henry Hewes Twyla Tharp; Merce Cunningham By Dale Hartis.

ARTS FOR LIVING: Biting Wit on Culinary Art By Mary McLaughlin.

BOOKS:
Bessie By Chris Albertson; Bird Lives! The High Life and Hard Times of Charlie (Yardbird) Parker By Ross Russell Reviewed by Grover Sales.
Column, by Eliot Fremont-Smith: Deeper Into Movies By Pauline KaeI.
The National Book Awards.
SR Recommends:
Surfacing By Margaret Atwood.
Night By Edna O'Brien Reviewed by Benjamin DeMott.
Once Is Not Enough By Jacqueline Susann Reviewed by Joseph Kanon.
Memoirs of the 40's By Cecil Beaton.
On the Docket By 0. L. Bailey.
Shorter Reviews.

TRAVEL: The Front-Porch Restaurants of Guadeloupe By Linda Wolfe.
EDITORIAL: Profitable Partnership; Business and the Arts -- By John J. Veronis If a group called the Business Committee for the Arts has its way, the cultural life of this country could flourish as never before.
GAMES: Wit Twister and Literary Crypt; Kingsley Double-Crostic No. 2033.

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