TITLE: ESQUIRE
["The Magazine for Men" -- Including all the great writers, illustrators, pictorials, vintage advertisements, fashion and more!]
ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 1994; VOLUME 122, NO. 5
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: The All American. PLUS: Return of the Varga Girl. "Esquire's beloved Varga girl is rebord as a supermodel pinup for the '90's.

FEATURES:
Pat Robertson's God, Inc. BY JOHN TAYLOR. The richest religious tycoon of all time has positioned his Christian Coalition to help pick the next president. No wonder Pat Robertson is already in heaven.

COVER STORY: The Man Behind the Mask. BY TERESA CARPENTER. To many O. J. Simpson was the big man on campus, the all-American running back, the quintessential celebrity -- and happily married, too. But privately he must have felt like the greatest impostor of them all. Portrait of the enigma as a sly young man.

Vivat Varga Girl! BY JAMIE MALANOWSKI. For an entire wartime generation, the Varga Girl -- the airbrushed fantasy that Alberto Vargas produced for Esquire -- defined sensual glamour. Photographer Timothy White unveils her modern incarnation. [Article, photos form the past, PLUS: Double page pinup olf mopdel AMBER SMITH, in BODY PAINT. wow!]

The Best New Restaurants BY JOHN MARIANI. Presenting our thirteenth annual selection of America's most tempting culinary newcomers. Plus: the ten trendiest foods, the most obnoxious dining concepts, the chefs to keep an eye I on,some dishes to avoid, and the restaurant of the year.

Butch Cassidy and the Nazi Dentist, BY WILLIAM GOLDMAN.

How do we kill off the Sundance Kid? Should the Dr. Mengele manque drill into a perfectly healthy tooth? A behind-the-scenes look at moviemaking from a new book by the Academy Award -- winning screenwriter.

REALITY CHECK: The NRA takes a bullet, Conan O'Brien dodges one, Regis and Kathie Lee get sweaty Plus: the best celebrity sex tapes. By Jeannette Walls.

MAN AT HIS BEST: Frank Lloyd Wright on CD-ROM; Chazz Palminteri; Travel: the return of New York's Monkey Bar; Jill Hennessy; Chiat/Day's virtual offices; Mystery Science Theater 3000; HoopDreams.

THE ESQUIRE READER:
Selected excerpts from new books, stories, and works in progress. The Blank, Fevered Minutes of Hector Grauerholz By Tim Willocks.
50 From the poem by Nicholas Christopher.
The Negro in the Kitchen By Barry Lopez.

GENTLEMAN:
Mid-Nineties Men By Woody Hochswender.
Outer Limits Rugged outerwear for the urban explorer. Photographs by Troy Word.
All About Yves Saint Laurent returns. Photographs by Troy Word.
Our Man in Miami Jon Secada's Cuban cool. Photographs byAmyn Nasser.

COLUMNS AND DEPARTMENTS:
The Sound and the Fury: Letters from readers.
Backstage with Esquire: Notes on contributors.
Our Man in the White House: Speaker Gingrich? By Walter Shapiro.
Executive Summary: Turning cyberpunk. By Stanley Bing.
The Sporting Life: The decline of the great American sports hero. By Mike Lupica.
American Scene: Rising Sonny Bono. By Michael Angeli.
Money Talks: Buybonds. No bull. By Christopher Byron.
Cars: A sleek and ready-made classic: the new Jaguar XJR. By Phil Patton.
Books: Therapeutic smut. By Will Blythe.
Music: William Hooker's thunderous, dissonant free jazz. By Mark Jacobson.
Mr. Peepers, Esq.: Would you rather be "?" or Prince Charles? By Julie Baumgold.

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