Art Buchwald's Paris; a selection on the author's columns in the Paris and New York editions of the New York herald tribune. Illustrated by Ronald Julius Christensen
I was a beard for Errol Flynn & found God
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June 6, 1986
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I was a beard for Errol Flynn & found God; literary work / By Art Buchwald. B888158 (1973)
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I was a beard for Errol Flynn and found God
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V1728P488
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June 5, 1979
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February 24, 1979
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I was a beard for Errol Flynn and found God; magazine article / Written by Art Buchwald. (In Cosmopolitan)
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And then I told the President, the secret papers of Art Buchwald. By Art Buchwald, illustrated by Laszlo Matulay
Type of Work:
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A00000773276 / 1965-04-30
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And then I told the President, the secret papers of Art Buchwald. By Art Buchwald, illustrated by Laszlo Matulay.
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New Matter: compilation.
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And then I told the President, the secret papers of Art Buchwald
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Art Buchwald (A)
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Art Buchwald
Laszlo Matulay
Laszlo Matulay
[This is important, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
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[This is important, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Other Title:
The Long dash home.
The Opportunities are greater.
An Aptitude test for tourists.
The Result of E. A. T. O.
An Optimistic French author.
A Gentle sport.
Chit-chat of satellites is out of this world.
Column of the day
The Mostest American.
The Anvil chorus.
A Request from Philadelphia.
What jockey Pearson did with the $174,000.
Buchwald has news for Harvey Brodsky.
Littlest 4 show Big 4 way to scale summit.
The System.
The Man no jail can hold.
The Greatest showman.
U. S. Army order takes fun out of French germs.
The U. S. Army replies.
A Successful crusade.
The Shoe is on the other foot.
"Plutocrat" takes off in luxury auto.
Art Buchwald drives to Moscow.
First stop Brno, lrgst. Czech twn. without a vowel.
To Moscow with Buchwald
He wins out over Czech police, Polish goat no match for U. S. auto.
With Buchwald, off to Moscow
Poles stage horseless horse race.
Horse rescues "capitalist" car.
With Buchwald on way to Moscow
Learns why Napolean turned back.
His U. S. auto catches the public's eye.
With Buchwald in Moscow
It's heresy, but one tips in Moscow.
Stratagem lands him in hot water.
Visit comes to end in tears.
He almost saw DeGaulle.
Buchwald in Paris
All calm--no barricades.
Art Buchwald in Paris
Critique from Brussels.
Art Buchwald in Brussels
The Russians use "hard sell."
It was quite a week.
Help!
Getting a haircut.
Women flipping their wigs.
The Bells are ringing.
Man to swim the Atlantic.
The Sinatra gala chore.
Art Buchwald in Monaco
Luncheon with Maugham.
Oliver II is growing up.
It's all a smear.
A Guide to Sinatra.
A Revolution in poetry.
Young bullfighter.
Cruise on the Seine.
Teen-agers' delight.
Travel now--pay now.
Grandmother of all fiestas.
Grandmother of fiestas.
Art Buchwald in Spain
Russians don't laugh at abstract paintings.
Buchwald in Brussels
News on vacation.
Art Buchwald in Switzerland
It happened in Paris.
58 Redskins bite the dust.
A Man looks at fashions.
A Promise made is etc., etc.
A New credit card club.
A Man to be reckoned with.
The International set.
Young man of seventy.
Quiz program in Russia.
A TV quiz star confesses.
Sure way to make money.
Art Buchwald in London
Miracle drugs abroad.
Playboy tells how he plays.
Empire dress mystery.
Don't bank on Christmas.
Tourists practice inverted snobbism.
Art Buchwald from Paris
Alphabet can be dangerous.
European plumbing surveyed.
An Adventurer on the Riviera.
The Grand old man speaks.
It can happen only in Paris.
Latest reports about showers.
The Latest models.
Brigitte and Tati.
A Real hip ball of fire.
A Question of goose liver.
Give me European men?
An Old soldier writes a memoir.
Christmas bribery prevention.
Some facts about jets.
A New movie process called Smell-O-Vision!
Art Buchwald writes from Paris
A Controversial column.
One war at a time.
European men vs. Americans.
You can now smile.
The Basketball coach.
Duke Ellington and his jazz.
We owe it to each other.
She likes Darryl, not Zanuck.
Rea and Bea, Laughton's Eve.
He was Monty's double.
About that party in Rome.
Soviet writer gives Orpheus a day off.
No concern of foreigners.
Almanac for December.
Code of white hunter, let client feel brave.
In and out of hot water.
Secrets on a leopard ottoman.
Don't be a pal to your son.
Art Buchwald in New York
The Opportunities are greater.
An Aptitude test for tourists.
The Result of E. A. T. O.
An Optimistic French author.
A Gentle sport.
Chit-chat of satellites is out of this world.
Column of the day
The Mostest American.
The Anvil chorus.
A Request from Philadelphia.
What jockey Pearson did with the $174,000.
Buchwald has news for Harvey Brodsky.
Littlest 4 show Big 4 way to scale summit.
The System.
The Man no jail can hold.
The Greatest showman.
U. S. Army order takes fun out of French germs.
The U. S. Army replies.
A Successful crusade.
The Shoe is on the other foot.
"Plutocrat" takes off in luxury auto.
Art Buchwald drives to Moscow.
First stop Brno, lrgst. Czech twn. without a vowel.
To Moscow with Buchwald
He wins out over Czech police, Polish goat no match for U. S. auto.
With Buchwald, off to Moscow
Poles stage horseless horse race.
Horse rescues "capitalist" car.
With Buchwald on way to Moscow
Learns why Napolean turned back.
His U. S. auto catches the public's eye.
With Buchwald in Moscow
It's heresy, but one tips in Moscow.
Stratagem lands him in hot water.
Visit comes to end in tears.
He almost saw DeGaulle.
Buchwald in Paris
All calm--no barricades.
Art Buchwald in Paris
Critique from Brussels.
Art Buchwald in Brussels
The Russians use "hard sell."
It was quite a week.
Help!
Getting a haircut.
Women flipping their wigs.
The Bells are ringing.
Man to swim the Atlantic.
The Sinatra gala chore.
Art Buchwald in Monaco
Luncheon with Maugham.
Oliver II is growing up.
It's all a smear.
A Guide to Sinatra.
A Revolution in poetry.
Young bullfighter.
Cruise on the Seine.
Teen-agers' delight.
Travel now--pay now.
Grandmother of all fiestas.
Grandmother of fiestas.
Art Buchwald in Spain
Russians don't laugh at abstract paintings.
Buchwald in Brussels
News on vacation.
Art Buchwald in Switzerland
It happened in Paris.
58 Redskins bite the dust.
A Man looks at fashions.
A Promise made is etc., etc.
A New credit card club.
A Man to be reckoned with.
The International set.
Young man of seventy.
Quiz program in Russia.
A TV quiz star confesses.
Sure way to make money.
Art Buchwald in London
Miracle drugs abroad.
Playboy tells how he plays.
Empire dress mystery.
Don't bank on Christmas.
Tourists practice inverted snobbism.
Art Buchwald from Paris
Alphabet can be dangerous.
European plumbing surveyed.
An Adventurer on the Riviera.
The Grand old man speaks.
It can happen only in Paris.
Latest reports about showers.
The Latest models.
Brigitte and Tati.
A Real hip ball of fire.
A Question of goose liver.
Give me European men?
An Old soldier writes a memoir.
Christmas bribery prevention.
Some facts about jets.
A New movie process called Smell-O-Vision!
Art Buchwald writes from Paris
A Controversial column.
One war at a time.
European men vs. Americans.
You can now smile.
The Basketball coach.
Duke Ellington and his jazz.
We owe it to each other.
She likes Darryl, not Zanuck.
Rea and Bea, Laughton's Eve.
He was Monty's double.
About that party in Rome.
Soviet writer gives Orpheus a day off.
No concern of foreigners.
Almanac for December.
Code of white hunter, let client feel brave.
In and out of hot water.
Secrets on a leopard ottoman.
Don't be a pal to your son.
Art Buchwald in New York
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 2Jan58. This is important. Pub. 1958-01-02; B00000687642.
Issue 5Jan58. What they said to us in 1957. Pub. 1958-01-05; B00000688276.
Issue 7Jan58. Wrong number. Pub. 1958-01-07; B00000688278.
Issue 9Jan58. The Long dash home. Pub. 1958-01-09; B00000689465.
Issue 12Jan58. The Opportunities are greater. Pub. 1958-01-12; B00000689468.
Issue 14Jan58. I cried for you. Pub. 1958-01-14; B00000689470.
Issue 16Jan58. Order of the Three Star Liver. Pub. 1958-01-16; B00000693332.
Issue 19Jan58. An Aptitude test for tourists. Pub. 1958-01-19; B00000690989.
Issue 21Jan58. The Result of E. A. T. O. Pub. 1958-01-21; B00000691763.
Issue 23Jan58. An Optimistic French author. Pub. 1958-01-23; B00000691765.
Issue 26Jan58. 1981. Pub. 1958-01-26; B00000691768.
Issue 28Jan58. Speaking of shocking ballets! Pub. 1958-01-28; B00000693315.
Issue 30Jan58. She is not a coward. Pub. 1958-01-30; B00000693313.
Issue 2Feb58. Untitled column about Sophia Loren's marriage to Carlo Ponti. Pub. 1958-02-02; B00000693309.
Issue 4Feb58. They must not deviate. Pub. 1958-02-04; B00000693336.
Issue 6Feb58 A Gentle sport. Pub. 1958-02-06; B00000694005.
Issue 9Feb58. Sullivan's travels. Pub. 1958-02-09; B00000694006.
Issue 11Feb58. Why can'ta journalist? Pub. 1985-02-11; B00000694762.
Issue 13Feb58. Chit-chat of satellites is out of this world. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-02-13; B00000694764.
Issue 16Feb58. All about pictures. Pub. 1958-02-16; B00000695974.
Issue 18Feb58. The Mostest American. Pub. 1958-02-18; B00000695976.
Issue 20Feb58. The Anvil chorus. Pub. 1958-02-20; B00000695978.
Issue 23Feb58. A Request from Philadelphia. Pub. 1958-02-23; B00000695981.
Issue 25Feb58. What jockey Pearson did with the $174,000. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-02-25; B00000697437.
Issue 27Feb58. Buchwald has news for Harvey Brodsky. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-02-27; B00000697439.
Issue 2Mar58. Let's forget Pearl Harbor. Pub. 1958-03-02; B00000697442.
Issue 4Mar58. How far can he go? Pub. 1958-03-04; B00000698831.
Issue 6Mar58. Trans-Delta 2 hexenyl acetate. Pub. 1958-03-06; B00000698833.
Issue 9Mar58. Littlest 4 show Big 4 way to scale summit. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-03-09; B00000698836.
Issue 11Mar58. The System. Pub. 1958-03-11; B00000699978.
Issue 13Mar58. Banned from Balenciaga. Pub. 1958-03-13; B00000699980.
Issue 16Mar58. Other unhappy lovers. Pub. 1958-03-16; B00000699983.
Issue 18Mar58. Free wine for all. Pub. 1958-03-18; B00000701399.
Issue 20Mar58. The Man no jail can hold. Pub. 1958-03-20; B00000701401.
Issue 23Mar58. Skouras loves critics. Pub. 1958-03-23; B00000701404.
Issue 25Mar58. The Greatest showman. Pub. 1958-03-25; B00000701405.
Issue 27Mar58. He's not nervous. Pub. 1958-03-27; B00000702947.
Issue 30Mar58. U. S. Army order takes fun out of French germs. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-03-30; B00000702950.
Issue 1Apr58. It's in the bag. Pub. 1958-04-01; B00000702952.
Issue 3Apr58. Is she really her? Pub. 1958-04-03; B00000704000.
Issue 6Apr58. It's not a perfume. Pub. 1958-04-06; B00000704003.
Issue 8Apr58. The U. S. Army replies. Pub. 1958-04-08; B00000705364.
Issue 10Apr58. Something for the knees. Pub. 1958-04-10; B00000710200.
Issue 13Apr58. Two-take Taka. Pub. 1958-04-13; B00000705368.
Issue 15Apr58. He stuck to his guns. Pub. 1958-04-15; B00000705369.
Issue 17Apr58. Further notes on red tape. Pub. 1958-04-17; B00000706359.
Issue 20Apr58. We gave it to them, good day. Pub. 1958-04-20; B00000706362.
Issue 22Apr58. A Successful crusade. Pub. 1958-04-22; B00000706364.
Issue 24Apr58. Real man on the screen. Pub. 1958-04-24; B00000707872.
Issue 27Apr58. The Shoe is on the other foot. Pub. 1958-04-27; B00000707875.
Issue 29Apr58. British tourist abroad. Pub. 1958-04-29; B00000708371.
Issue 1May58. Sandwiching the customer. Pub. 1958-05-01; B00000708373.
Issue 4May58. Is America safe to visit? Pub. 1958-05-04; B00000711467.
Issue 6May58. How to use a hotel phone. Pub. 1958-05-06; B00000710202.
Issue 8May58. Dear Mary, come home. Pub. 1958-05-08; B00000710204.
Issue 11May58. "Plutocrat" takes off in luxury auto. Add. title: Art Buchwald drives to Moscow. Pub. 1958-05-11; B00000710207.
Issue 12May58. First stop Brno, lrgst. Czech twn. without a vowel. (To Moscow with Buchwald) Pub. 1958-05-12; B00000710208.
Issue 13May58. He wins out over Czech police, Polish goat no match for U. S. auto. (With Buchwald, off to Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-13; B00000710209.
Issue 14May58. Poles stage horseless horse race. (With Buchwald on way to Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-14; B00000711469.
Issue 15May58. Horse rescues "capitalist" car. (With Buchwald on way to Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-15; B00000711470.
Issue 16May58. Learns why Napolean turned back. (With Buchwald on way to Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-16; B00000711471.
Issue 18May58. His U. S. auto catches the public's eye. (With Buchwald in Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-18; B00000711473.
Issue 19May58. It's heresy, but one tips in Moscow. (With Buchwald in Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-19; B00000711474.
Issue 20May58. Stratagem lands him in hot water. (With Buchwald in Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-20; B00000711475.
Issue 21May58. Visit comes to end in tears. (With Buchwald in Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-21; B00000713086.
Issue 22May58. He almost saw DeGaulle. (Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-05-22; B00000713087.
Issue 25May58. Solving the language problem. Pub. 1958-05-25; B00000713090.
Issue 27May58. All calm--no barricades. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-05-27; B00000713092.
Issue 29May58. Critique from Brussels. (Art Buchwald in Brussels) Pub. 1958-05-29; B00000714138.
Issue 1Jun58. The Russians use "hard sell." Pub. 1958-06-01; B00000714141.
Issue 3Jun58. It was quite a week. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-03; B00000714143.
Issue 5Jun58. Help! (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-05; B00000715239.
Issue 8Jun58. It's a Rolls-Royce period. Pub. 1958-06-08; B00000715242.
Issue 10Jun58. Getting a haircut. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-10; B00000715244.
Issue 12Jun58. Women flipping their wigs. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-12; B00000716312.
Issue 15Jun58. The Bells are ringing. Pub. 1958-06-15; B00000717656.
Issue 17Jun58. Man to swim the Atlantic. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-17; B00000717658.
Issue 19Jun58. The Sinatra gala chore. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1958-06-19; B00000717660.
Issue 22Jun58. Confusion unlimited. Pub. 1958-06-22; B00000717663.
Issue 24Jun58. Luncheon with Maugham. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1958-06-24; B00000718735.
Issue 26Jun58. Oliver II is growing up. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1958-06-26; B00000718737.
Issue 29Jun58. It's all a smear. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1958-06-29; B00000718740.
Issue 1Jul58. A Guide to Sinatra. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-01; B00000719556.
Issue 3Jul58. A Revolution in poetry. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-03; B00000719558.
Issue 6Jul58. Gentlemen never tell. Pub. 1958-07-06; B00000719561.
Issue 8Jul58. Young bullfighter. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-08; B00000719563.
Issue 10Jul58. Cruise on the Seine. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-10; B00000720872.
Issue 13Jul58. Officers turned G. I.'s find it rough going. Pub. 1958-07-13; B00000720875.
Issue 15Jul58. Teen-agers' delight. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-15; B00000722170.
Issue 17Jul58. Travel now--pay now. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-17; B00000722172.
Issue 20Jul58. Grandmother of all fiestas. No. 1. Pub. 1958-07-20; B00000722175.
Issue 22Jul58. Grandmother of fiestas. No. 2. (Art Buchwald in Spain) Pub. 1958-07-22; B00000722177.
Issue 24Jul58. Grandmother of fiestas. No. 3. (Art Buchwald in Spain) Pub. 1958-07-24; B00000723000.
Issue 27Jul58. Russians don't laugh at abstract paintings. (Buchwald in Brussels) Pub. 1958-07-27; B00000723003.
Issue 29Jul58. News on vacation. (Art Buchwald in Switzerland) Pub. 1958-07-29; B00000723005.
Issue 31Jul58. It happened in Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-31; B00000724412.
Issue 3Aug58. He manages singers. Pub. 1958-08-03; B00000724415.
Issue 5Aug58. 58 Redskins bite the dust. (Art Buchwald in Brussels) Pub. 1958-08-05; B00000724417.
Issue 7Aug58. A Man looks at fashions. (Art Buchwald in Switzerland) Pub. 1958-08-07; B00000725380.
Issue 10Aug58. French television. Pub. 1958-08-10; B00000725383.
Issue 12Aug58. Child's-eye view of Europe. Pub. 1958-08-12; B00000725385.
Issue 14Aug58. A Promise made is etc., etc. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-08-14; B00000726625.
Issue 17Aug58. All my son. Pub. 1958-08-17; B00000726628.
Issue 19Aug58. A New credit card club. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-08-19; B00000726630.
Issue 21Aug58. A Man to be reckoned with. Pub. 1958-08-21; B00000728651.
Issue 24Aug58. French author says U. S. writers are poorly protected. Pub. 1958-08-24; B00000728654.
Issue 26Aug58. The International set. Pt. 1. (Art Buchwald on the Riviera) Pub. 1958-08-26; B00000728656.
Issue 28Aug58. The International set. Pt. 2. (Art Buchwald on the Riviera) Pub. 1958-08-28; B00000728658.
Issue 31Aug58. The International set. Pt. 3. Pub. 1958-08-31; B00000728661.
Issue 2Sep58. Young man of seventy. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-02; B00000729968.
Issue 4Sep58. Quiz program in Russia. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-04; B00000729970.
Issue 7Sep58. Have you seen spring? Pub. 1958-09-07; B00000729971.
Issue 9Sep58. A TV quiz star confesses. (Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-09; B00000730890.
Issue 11Sep58. Sure way to make money. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1958-09-11; B00000730892.
Issue 14Sep58. It's all in the scent. Pub. 1958-09-14; B00000730895.
Issue 16Sep58. Miracle drugs abroad. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-16; B00000731855.
Issue 18Sep58. Playboy tells how he plays. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-09-18; B00000731857.
Issue 21Sep58. He hates critics--doesn't mind reviewers. Pub. 1958-09-21; B00000732641.
Issue 23Sep58. Empire dress mystery. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-23; B00000732642.
Issue 25Sep58. Don't bank on Christmas. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-25; B00000733597.
Issue 28Sep58. Tourists practice inverted snobbism. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-09-28; B00000733600.
Issue 30Sep58. Alphabet can be dangerous. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-30; B00000733602.
Issue 2Oct58. European plumbing surveyed. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-02; B00000735219.
Issue 5Oct58. An Adventurer on the Riviera. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-10-05; B00000735222.
Issue 7Oct58. The Grand old man speaks. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-07; B00000735224.
Issue 9Oct58. It can happen only in Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-09; B00000735842.
Issue 12Oct58. Latest reports about showers. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-10-12; B00000735845.
Issue 14Oct58. The Latest models. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-14; B00000737409.
Issue 16Oct58. Brigitte and Tati. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-16; B00000737411.
Issue 19Oct58. A Real hip ball of fire. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-10-19; B00000737414.
Issue 21Oct58. A Question of goose liver. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-21; B00000737416.
Issue 23Oct58. Give me European men? (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-23; B00000738930.
Issue 26Oct58. An Old soldier writes a memoir. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-10-26; B00000738933.
Issue 28Oct58. Christmas bribery prevention. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-28; B00000740070.
Issue 30Oct58. Some facts about jets. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-30; B00000740072.
Issue 2Nov58. A New movie process called Smell-O-Vision! (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1958-11-02; B00000740075.
Issue 4Nov58. A Controversial column. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-04; B00000740076.
Issue 6Nov58. One war at a time. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-06; B00000740920.
Issue 9Nov58. European men vs. Americans. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-11-09; B00000740923.
Issue 11Nov58. You can now smile. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-11; B00000743555.
Issue 13Nov58. The Basketball coach. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-13; B00000742338.
Issue 16Nov58. Duke Ellington and his jazz. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-11-16; B00000742341.
Issue 18Nov58. We owe it to each other. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1958-11-18; B00000742343.
Issue 20Nov58. She likes Darryl, not Zanuck. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1958-11-20; B00000743557.
Issue 23Nov58. Rea and Bea, Laughton's Eve. (Art Buchwald from London) Pub. 1958-11-23; B00000743560.
Issue 25Nov58. He was Monty's double. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1958-11-25; B00000744661.
Issue 27Nov58. About that party in Rome. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-27; B00000744663.
Issue 30Nov58. Soviet writer gives Orpheus a day off. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1958-11-30; B00000744666.
Issue 2Dec58. No concern of foreigners. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-12-02; B00000745608.
Issue 4Dec58. Almanac for December. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-12-04; B00000745610.
Issue 7Dec58. Code of white hunter, let client feel brave. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1958-12-07; B00000745613.
Issue 9Dec58. In and out of hot water. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-12-09; B00000746116.
Issue 11Dec58. Secrets on a leopard ottoman. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-12-11; B00000751071.
Issue 30Dec58. Don't be a pal to your son. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1958-12-30; B00000749986.
Issue 5Jan58. What they said to us in 1957. Pub. 1958-01-05; B00000688276.
Issue 7Jan58. Wrong number. Pub. 1958-01-07; B00000688278.
Issue 9Jan58. The Long dash home. Pub. 1958-01-09; B00000689465.
Issue 12Jan58. The Opportunities are greater. Pub. 1958-01-12; B00000689468.
Issue 14Jan58. I cried for you. Pub. 1958-01-14; B00000689470.
Issue 16Jan58. Order of the Three Star Liver. Pub. 1958-01-16; B00000693332.
Issue 19Jan58. An Aptitude test for tourists. Pub. 1958-01-19; B00000690989.
Issue 21Jan58. The Result of E. A. T. O. Pub. 1958-01-21; B00000691763.
Issue 23Jan58. An Optimistic French author. Pub. 1958-01-23; B00000691765.
Issue 26Jan58. 1981. Pub. 1958-01-26; B00000691768.
Issue 28Jan58. Speaking of shocking ballets! Pub. 1958-01-28; B00000693315.
Issue 30Jan58. She is not a coward. Pub. 1958-01-30; B00000693313.
Issue 2Feb58. Untitled column about Sophia Loren's marriage to Carlo Ponti. Pub. 1958-02-02; B00000693309.
Issue 4Feb58. They must not deviate. Pub. 1958-02-04; B00000693336.
Issue 6Feb58 A Gentle sport. Pub. 1958-02-06; B00000694005.
Issue 9Feb58. Sullivan's travels. Pub. 1958-02-09; B00000694006.
Issue 11Feb58. Why can'ta journalist? Pub. 1985-02-11; B00000694762.
Issue 13Feb58. Chit-chat of satellites is out of this world. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-02-13; B00000694764.
Issue 16Feb58. All about pictures. Pub. 1958-02-16; B00000695974.
Issue 18Feb58. The Mostest American. Pub. 1958-02-18; B00000695976.
Issue 20Feb58. The Anvil chorus. Pub. 1958-02-20; B00000695978.
Issue 23Feb58. A Request from Philadelphia. Pub. 1958-02-23; B00000695981.
Issue 25Feb58. What jockey Pearson did with the $174,000. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-02-25; B00000697437.
Issue 27Feb58. Buchwald has news for Harvey Brodsky. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-02-27; B00000697439.
Issue 2Mar58. Let's forget Pearl Harbor. Pub. 1958-03-02; B00000697442.
Issue 4Mar58. How far can he go? Pub. 1958-03-04; B00000698831.
Issue 6Mar58. Trans-Delta 2 hexenyl acetate. Pub. 1958-03-06; B00000698833.
Issue 9Mar58. Littlest 4 show Big 4 way to scale summit. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-03-09; B00000698836.
Issue 11Mar58. The System. Pub. 1958-03-11; B00000699978.
Issue 13Mar58. Banned from Balenciaga. Pub. 1958-03-13; B00000699980.
Issue 16Mar58. Other unhappy lovers. Pub. 1958-03-16; B00000699983.
Issue 18Mar58. Free wine for all. Pub. 1958-03-18; B00000701399.
Issue 20Mar58. The Man no jail can hold. Pub. 1958-03-20; B00000701401.
Issue 23Mar58. Skouras loves critics. Pub. 1958-03-23; B00000701404.
Issue 25Mar58. The Greatest showman. Pub. 1958-03-25; B00000701405.
Issue 27Mar58. He's not nervous. Pub. 1958-03-27; B00000702947.
Issue 30Mar58. U. S. Army order takes fun out of French germs. (Column of the day) Pub. 1958-03-30; B00000702950.
Issue 1Apr58. It's in the bag. Pub. 1958-04-01; B00000702952.
Issue 3Apr58. Is she really her? Pub. 1958-04-03; B00000704000.
Issue 6Apr58. It's not a perfume. Pub. 1958-04-06; B00000704003.
Issue 8Apr58. The U. S. Army replies. Pub. 1958-04-08; B00000705364.
Issue 10Apr58. Something for the knees. Pub. 1958-04-10; B00000710200.
Issue 13Apr58. Two-take Taka. Pub. 1958-04-13; B00000705368.
Issue 15Apr58. He stuck to his guns. Pub. 1958-04-15; B00000705369.
Issue 17Apr58. Further notes on red tape. Pub. 1958-04-17; B00000706359.
Issue 20Apr58. We gave it to them, good day. Pub. 1958-04-20; B00000706362.
Issue 22Apr58. A Successful crusade. Pub. 1958-04-22; B00000706364.
Issue 24Apr58. Real man on the screen. Pub. 1958-04-24; B00000707872.
Issue 27Apr58. The Shoe is on the other foot. Pub. 1958-04-27; B00000707875.
Issue 29Apr58. British tourist abroad. Pub. 1958-04-29; B00000708371.
Issue 1May58. Sandwiching the customer. Pub. 1958-05-01; B00000708373.
Issue 4May58. Is America safe to visit? Pub. 1958-05-04; B00000711467.
Issue 6May58. How to use a hotel phone. Pub. 1958-05-06; B00000710202.
Issue 8May58. Dear Mary, come home. Pub. 1958-05-08; B00000710204.
Issue 11May58. "Plutocrat" takes off in luxury auto. Add. title: Art Buchwald drives to Moscow. Pub. 1958-05-11; B00000710207.
Issue 12May58. First stop Brno, lrgst. Czech twn. without a vowel. (To Moscow with Buchwald) Pub. 1958-05-12; B00000710208.
Issue 13May58. He wins out over Czech police, Polish goat no match for U. S. auto. (With Buchwald, off to Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-13; B00000710209.
Issue 14May58. Poles stage horseless horse race. (With Buchwald on way to Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-14; B00000711469.
Issue 15May58. Horse rescues "capitalist" car. (With Buchwald on way to Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-15; B00000711470.
Issue 16May58. Learns why Napolean turned back. (With Buchwald on way to Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-16; B00000711471.
Issue 18May58. His U. S. auto catches the public's eye. (With Buchwald in Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-18; B00000711473.
Issue 19May58. It's heresy, but one tips in Moscow. (With Buchwald in Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-19; B00000711474.
Issue 20May58. Stratagem lands him in hot water. (With Buchwald in Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-20; B00000711475.
Issue 21May58. Visit comes to end in tears. (With Buchwald in Moscow) Pub. 1958-05-21; B00000713086.
Issue 22May58. He almost saw DeGaulle. (Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-05-22; B00000713087.
Issue 25May58. Solving the language problem. Pub. 1958-05-25; B00000713090.
Issue 27May58. All calm--no barricades. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-05-27; B00000713092.
Issue 29May58. Critique from Brussels. (Art Buchwald in Brussels) Pub. 1958-05-29; B00000714138.
Issue 1Jun58. The Russians use "hard sell." Pub. 1958-06-01; B00000714141.
Issue 3Jun58. It was quite a week. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-03; B00000714143.
Issue 5Jun58. Help! (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-05; B00000715239.
Issue 8Jun58. It's a Rolls-Royce period. Pub. 1958-06-08; B00000715242.
Issue 10Jun58. Getting a haircut. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-10; B00000715244.
Issue 12Jun58. Women flipping their wigs. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-12; B00000716312.
Issue 15Jun58. The Bells are ringing. Pub. 1958-06-15; B00000717656.
Issue 17Jun58. Man to swim the Atlantic. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-06-17; B00000717658.
Issue 19Jun58. The Sinatra gala chore. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1958-06-19; B00000717660.
Issue 22Jun58. Confusion unlimited. Pub. 1958-06-22; B00000717663.
Issue 24Jun58. Luncheon with Maugham. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1958-06-24; B00000718735.
Issue 26Jun58. Oliver II is growing up. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1958-06-26; B00000718737.
Issue 29Jun58. It's all a smear. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1958-06-29; B00000718740.
Issue 1Jul58. A Guide to Sinatra. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-01; B00000719556.
Issue 3Jul58. A Revolution in poetry. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-03; B00000719558.
Issue 6Jul58. Gentlemen never tell. Pub. 1958-07-06; B00000719561.
Issue 8Jul58. Young bullfighter. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-08; B00000719563.
Issue 10Jul58. Cruise on the Seine. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-10; B00000720872.
Issue 13Jul58. Officers turned G. I.'s find it rough going. Pub. 1958-07-13; B00000720875.
Issue 15Jul58. Teen-agers' delight. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-15; B00000722170.
Issue 17Jul58. Travel now--pay now. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-17; B00000722172.
Issue 20Jul58. Grandmother of all fiestas. No. 1. Pub. 1958-07-20; B00000722175.
Issue 22Jul58. Grandmother of fiestas. No. 2. (Art Buchwald in Spain) Pub. 1958-07-22; B00000722177.
Issue 24Jul58. Grandmother of fiestas. No. 3. (Art Buchwald in Spain) Pub. 1958-07-24; B00000723000.
Issue 27Jul58. Russians don't laugh at abstract paintings. (Buchwald in Brussels) Pub. 1958-07-27; B00000723003.
Issue 29Jul58. News on vacation. (Art Buchwald in Switzerland) Pub. 1958-07-29; B00000723005.
Issue 31Jul58. It happened in Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-07-31; B00000724412.
Issue 3Aug58. He manages singers. Pub. 1958-08-03; B00000724415.
Issue 5Aug58. 58 Redskins bite the dust. (Art Buchwald in Brussels) Pub. 1958-08-05; B00000724417.
Issue 7Aug58. A Man looks at fashions. (Art Buchwald in Switzerland) Pub. 1958-08-07; B00000725380.
Issue 10Aug58. French television. Pub. 1958-08-10; B00000725383.
Issue 12Aug58. Child's-eye view of Europe. Pub. 1958-08-12; B00000725385.
Issue 14Aug58. A Promise made is etc., etc. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-08-14; B00000726625.
Issue 17Aug58. All my son. Pub. 1958-08-17; B00000726628.
Issue 19Aug58. A New credit card club. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-08-19; B00000726630.
Issue 21Aug58. A Man to be reckoned with. Pub. 1958-08-21; B00000728651.
Issue 24Aug58. French author says U. S. writers are poorly protected. Pub. 1958-08-24; B00000728654.
Issue 26Aug58. The International set. Pt. 1. (Art Buchwald on the Riviera) Pub. 1958-08-26; B00000728656.
Issue 28Aug58. The International set. Pt. 2. (Art Buchwald on the Riviera) Pub. 1958-08-28; B00000728658.
Issue 31Aug58. The International set. Pt. 3. Pub. 1958-08-31; B00000728661.
Issue 2Sep58. Young man of seventy. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-02; B00000729968.
Issue 4Sep58. Quiz program in Russia. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-04; B00000729970.
Issue 7Sep58. Have you seen spring? Pub. 1958-09-07; B00000729971.
Issue 9Sep58. A TV quiz star confesses. (Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-09; B00000730890.
Issue 11Sep58. Sure way to make money. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1958-09-11; B00000730892.
Issue 14Sep58. It's all in the scent. Pub. 1958-09-14; B00000730895.
Issue 16Sep58. Miracle drugs abroad. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-16; B00000731855.
Issue 18Sep58. Playboy tells how he plays. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-09-18; B00000731857.
Issue 21Sep58. He hates critics--doesn't mind reviewers. Pub. 1958-09-21; B00000732641.
Issue 23Sep58. Empire dress mystery. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-23; B00000732642.
Issue 25Sep58. Don't bank on Christmas. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-25; B00000733597.
Issue 28Sep58. Tourists practice inverted snobbism. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-09-28; B00000733600.
Issue 30Sep58. Alphabet can be dangerous. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-09-30; B00000733602.
Issue 2Oct58. European plumbing surveyed. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-02; B00000735219.
Issue 5Oct58. An Adventurer on the Riviera. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-10-05; B00000735222.
Issue 7Oct58. The Grand old man speaks. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-07; B00000735224.
Issue 9Oct58. It can happen only in Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-09; B00000735842.
Issue 12Oct58. Latest reports about showers. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-10-12; B00000735845.
Issue 14Oct58. The Latest models. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-14; B00000737409.
Issue 16Oct58. Brigitte and Tati. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-16; B00000737411.
Issue 19Oct58. A Real hip ball of fire. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-10-19; B00000737414.
Issue 21Oct58. A Question of goose liver. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-21; B00000737416.
Issue 23Oct58. Give me European men? (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-23; B00000738930.
Issue 26Oct58. An Old soldier writes a memoir. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-10-26; B00000738933.
Issue 28Oct58. Christmas bribery prevention. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-28; B00000740070.
Issue 30Oct58. Some facts about jets. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-10-30; B00000740072.
Issue 2Nov58. A New movie process called Smell-O-Vision! (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1958-11-02; B00000740075.
Issue 4Nov58. A Controversial column. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-04; B00000740076.
Issue 6Nov58. One war at a time. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-06; B00000740920.
Issue 9Nov58. European men vs. Americans. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-11-09; B00000740923.
Issue 11Nov58. You can now smile. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-11; B00000743555.
Issue 13Nov58. The Basketball coach. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-13; B00000742338.
Issue 16Nov58. Duke Ellington and his jazz. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1958-11-16; B00000742341.
Issue 18Nov58. We owe it to each other. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1958-11-18; B00000742343.
Issue 20Nov58. She likes Darryl, not Zanuck. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1958-11-20; B00000743557.
Issue 23Nov58. Rea and Bea, Laughton's Eve. (Art Buchwald from London) Pub. 1958-11-23; B00000743560.
Issue 25Nov58. He was Monty's double. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1958-11-25; B00000744661.
Issue 27Nov58. About that party in Rome. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-11-27; B00000744663.
Issue 30Nov58. Soviet writer gives Orpheus a day off. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1958-11-30; B00000744666.
Issue 2Dec58. No concern of foreigners. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-12-02; B00000745608.
Issue 4Dec58. Almanac for December. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-12-04; B00000745610.
Issue 7Dec58. Code of white hunter, let client feel brave. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1958-12-07; B00000745613.
Issue 9Dec58. In and out of hot water. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-12-09; B00000746116.
Issue 11Dec58. Secrets on a leopard ottoman. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1958-12-11; B00000751071.
Issue 30Dec58. Don't be a pal to your son. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1958-12-30; B00000749986.
Names:
[Now it can be retold, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000463261 / 1989-12-11
Title:
[Now it can be retold, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Other Title:
The Gold bowl game.
The Best stories of 1960.
The Smashing Taylors of Beersheba.
The Poor American.
A Petite ripple in the new wave.
A Lesson in wine.
A Report on prestige.
The Big bang blues.
The Mother riders.
The Lives of Marco Polo.
The Informers.
An Enviable normal life.
The Unfiltered speaker.
The Name is Kennedy.
A Beatnik poet and American espresso.
The Social climber.
The Syndicate.
The Impersonator.
The French witness.
A Hot cat pays the tab.
The UN spirit of '76.
A Trial for golfers.
A Nerve-racking job.
A Sudden longing for Americans.
The Rocks of Niven.
The Art of stealing.
A Letter from Debbie.
The Banks owe Disney now.
A Taxing afternoon.
A Little on the table.
The Rabinowitz plan.
An American in Rome.
La Tired dolce vita.
The Sirens of Paris.
An Ex-Pfc. comes home.
A Confusing week.
The Orlou plan.
The Common market.
The Best stories of 1960.
The Smashing Taylors of Beersheba.
The Poor American.
A Petite ripple in the new wave.
A Lesson in wine.
A Report on prestige.
The Big bang blues.
The Mother riders.
The Lives of Marco Polo.
The Informers.
An Enviable normal life.
The Unfiltered speaker.
The Name is Kennedy.
A Beatnik poet and American espresso.
The Social climber.
The Syndicate.
The Impersonator.
The French witness.
A Hot cat pays the tab.
The UN spirit of '76.
A Trial for golfers.
A Nerve-racking job.
A Sudden longing for Americans.
The Rocks of Niven.
The Art of stealing.
A Letter from Debbie.
The Banks owe Disney now.
A Taxing afternoon.
A Little on the table.
The Rabinowitz plan.
An American in Rome.
La Tired dolce vita.
The Sirens of Paris.
An Ex-Pfc. comes home.
A Confusing week.
The Orlou plan.
The Common market.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 1Jan61. Now it can be retold. Pub. 1961-01-01; B00000876187.
Issue 3Jan61. The Gold bowl game. Pub. 1961-01-03; B00000876184.
Issue 5Jan61. Cat on a hot tin something. Pub. 1961-01-05; B00000876191.
(Buchwald)
Issue 8Jan61. The Best stories of 1960. Pub. 1961-01-08; B00000877330.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 10Jan61. The Smashing Taylors of Beersheba. Pub. 1961-01-10; B00000877327.
Issue 12Jan61. Inauguration losers. Pub. 1961-01-12; B00000878759.
Issue 15Jan61. Shoeshine at Grand Hotel. Pub. 1961-01-15; B00000878755.
Issue 17Jan61. Beatnik painter's claim check. Pub. 1961-01-17; B00000880154.
Issue 19Jan61. More rooms for two. Pub. 1961-01-19; B00000880173.
Issue 22Jan61. It's a double-checked fact. Pub. 1961-01-22; B00000880149.
Issue 24Jan61. My Cher Pierre. Pub. 1961-01-24; B00000880152.
Issue 26Jan61. The Poor American. Pub. 1961-01-26; B00000881477.
Issue 29Jan61. One masterpiece coming--on toast. Pub. 1961-01-29; B00000881481.
Issue 31Jan61. Mutiny on the .... Pub. 1961-01-31; B00000882928.
Issue 2Feb61. No leg to stand on. Pub. 1961-02-02; B00000882930.
Issue 5Feb61. A Petite ripple in the new wave. Pub. 1961-02-05; B00000882936.
Issue 7Feb61. A Lesson in wine. Pub. 1961-02-07; B00000882932.
Issue 9Feb61. A Report on prestige. Pub. 1961-02-09; B00000884398.
Issue 12Feb61. Our wife, the duchess. Pub. 1961-02-12; B00000885152.
Issue 14Feb61. Do unto others .... Pub. 1961-02-14; B00000884400.
Issue 16Feb61. The Big bang blues. Pub. 1961-02-16; B00000885150.
Issue 19Feb61. Amour--secret ingredient. Pub. 1961-02-19; B00000885154.
Issue 21Feb61. In defense of spies. Pub. 1961-02-21; B00000885148.
Issue 23Feb61. The Mother riders. Pub. 1961-02-23; B00000886525.
Issue 26Feb61. The Lives of Marco Polo. Pub. 1961-02-26; B00000886524.
Issue 28Feb61. Tips for the Gavins. Pub. 1961-02-28; B00000886520.
Issue 2Mar61. The Informers. Pub. 1961-03-02; B00000887909.
Issue 5Mar61. Loved book, hated movie. Pub. 1961-03-05; B00000887914.
Issue 7Mar61. New cooking frontiers. Pub. 1961-03-07; B00000887912.
Issue 9Mar61. Peace Corps volunteer. Pub. 1961-03-09; B00000889441.
Issue 12Mar61. Watch the scene go by. Pub. 1961-03-12; B00000889446.
Issue 14Mar61. Brides over Berlin. Pub. 1961-03-14; B00000889445.
Issue 30Mar61. Fear in the afternoon. Pub. 1961-03-30; B00000893391.
Issue 2Apr61. Ici on parle francais. Pub. 1961-04-02; B00000893386.
Issue 4Apr61. Only the truth. Pub. 1961-04-04; B00000893388.
Issue 6Apr61. Pinning a senator down. Pub. 1961-04-06; B00000894738.
Issue 9Apr61. An Enviable normal life. Pub. 1961-04-09; B00000894737.
Issue 11Apr61. Any one for hamburger? Pub. 1961-04-11; B00000894739.
Issue 13Apr61. Stately homes of Brooklyn. Pub. 1961-04-13; B00000896472.
Issue 16Apr61. So--what's the problem? Pub. 1961-04-16; B00000896476.
Issue 18Apr61. Astronauts ahoy. Pub. 1961-04-18; B00000896473.
Issue 20Apr61. Woe to the tourists. Pub. 1961-04-20; B00000897622.
Issue 23Apr61. Getting away from it all with a two-time loser. Pub. 1961-04-23; B00000897621.
Issue 25Apr61. Yellow rose of Texas. Pub. 1961-04-25; B00000897623.
Issue 27Apr61. Four sleepless nights. Pub. 1961-04-27; B00000899074.
Issue 30Apr61. All that juice in hotel lobby. Pub. 1961-04-30; B00000899075.
Issue 2May61. She dyed for us. Pub. 1961-05-02; B00000899076.
Issue 4May61. Guess who'sa spy? Pub. 1961-05-04; B00000900053.
Issue 7May61. The Unfiltered speaker. Pub. 1961-05-07; B00000900052.
Issue 9May61. Old buses never die. Pub. 1961-05-09; B00000900056.
Issue 11May61. The Name is Kennedy. Pub. 1961-05-11; B00000902575.
Issue 14May61. A Beatnik poet and American espresso. Pub. 1961-05-14; B00000902739.
Issue 16May61. Three wise men. Pub. 1961-05-16; B00000902578.
Issue 18May61. Waiting for Wiener. Pub. 1961-05-18; B00000902577.
Issue 21May61. Film festival gets serious. Pub. 1961-05-21; B00000902742.
Issue 23May61. Gambling festival. Pub. 1961-05-23; B00000902741.
Issue 25May61. We're being followed. Pub. 1961-05-25; B00000904319.
Issue 28May61. Fritz Loewe bearing up nicely without Lemer. Pub. 1961-05-28; B00000904320.
Issue 30May61. Hagerty is coming. Pub. 1961-05-30; B00000905617.
Issue 1Jun61. In a Vienna kitchen. Pub. 1961-06-01; B00000905619.
Issue 4Jun61. Aficionado defends the sidewalk cafe. Pub. 1961-06-04; B00000905620.
Issue 6Jun61. The Social climber. Pub. 1961-06-06; B00000905614.
Issue 8Jun61. Briefing in Vienna. Pub. 1961-06-08; B00000906904.
Issue 11Jun61. Travel in Europe on dollar a day. Pub. 1961-06-11; B00000906908.
Issue 13Jun61. Help wanted. Pub. 1961-06-13; B00000906905.
Issue 15Jun61. The Syndicate. Pub. 1961-06-15; B00000908373.
(Buchwald)
Issue 18Jun61. Lafayette, we are in Yugoslavia. Pub. 1961-06-18; B00000908372.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 20Jun61. The Impersonator. Pub. 1961-06-20; B00000908371.
Issue 22Jun61. Behind every man. Pub. 1961-06-22; B00000909772.
Issue 25Jun61. It's goodbye to bygones. Pub. 1961-06-25; B00000909774.
Issue 27Jun61. The French witness. Pub. 1961-06-27; B00000909770.
Issue 29Jun61. Dial beloved 7777. Pub. 1961-06-29; B00000911241.
Issue 2Jul61. A Hot cat pays the tab. Pub. 1961-07-02; B00000911243.
Issue 4Jul61. Back to nature. Pub. 1961-07-04; B00000911246.
Issue 6Jul61. Miss Liberty Belle. Pub. 1961-07-06; B00000912273.
Issue 9Jul61. To kill a cowboy, they call Tiomkin. Pub. 1961-07-09; B00000912274.
Issue 13Jul61. Subscription unlimited. Pub. 1961-07-13; B00000913395.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 16Jul61. Move the Arctic Circle for you? Pub. 1961-07-16; B00000914948.
(Buchwald column)
Issue 18Jul61. The UN spirit of '76. Pub. 1961-07-18; B00000914951.
Issue 20Jul61. A Trial for golfers. Pub. 1961-07-20; B00000914950.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 23Jul61. Nobody wants a home-grown girl. Pub. 1961-07-23; B00000914944.
(Buchwald column)
Issue 25Jul61. A Nerve-racking job. Pub. 1961-07-25; B00000914943.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 27Jul61. Happy birthday to you, airline. Pub. 1961-07-27; B00000916212.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 30Jul61. A Sudden longing for Americans. Pub. 1961-07-30; B00000916216.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 1Aug61. Road to Hong Kong. Pub. 1961-08-01; B00000916218.
Issue 3Aug61. Is peace inevitable? Pub. 1961-08-03; B00000917445.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 6Aug61. Those who spy on French cuisine. Pub. 1961-08-06; B00000917447.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 8Aug61. Don't cry, Cherie! Pub. 1961-08-08; B00000917442.
Issue 10Aug61. Beyond the fringe. Pub. 1961-08-10; B00000918640.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 13Aug61. Waiting for Nunnally. Pub. 1961-08-13; B00000918644.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 15Aug61. Justifying expenses. Pub. 1961-08-15; B00000918639.
Issue 17Aug61. Dinner guest for rent. Pub. 1961-08-17; B00000920111.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 20Aug61. Mort Sahl in Paris. Pub. 1961-08-20; B00000920112.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 22Aug61. Anatomy of a gala. Pub. 1961-08-22; B00000920114.
Issue 24Aug61. Happy birthday to you, stiff notes. Pub. 1961-08-24; B00000921239.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 27Aug61. Auto polo players meet. Pub. 1961-08-27; B00000921241.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 29Aug61. The Rocks of Niven. Pub. 1961-08-29; B00000921244.
Issue 31Aug61. The Art of stealing. Pub. 1961-08-31; B00000922405.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 3Sep61. House for rending. Pub. 1961-09-03; B00000923157.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 5Sep61. Waiting for husbands. Pub. 1961-09-05; B00000923156.
Issue 7Sep61. A Letter from Debbie. Pub. 1961-09-07; B00000923152.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 10Sep61. Why did she cry?--2. Pub. 1961-09-10; B00000923160.
(Buchwald's column
Issue 12Sep61. Truth about dancing. Pub. 1961-09-12; B00000923161.
Issue 14Sep61. Chester Grin in West Berlin. Pub. 1961-09-14; B00000924602.
Issue 17Sep61. The Banks owe Disney now. Pub. 1961-09-17; B00000924604.
Issue 19Sep61. Where were the brick throwers? Pub. 1961-09-19; B00000924599.
Issue 21Sep61. Olympics for waiters. Pub. 1961-09-21; B00000925979.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 24Sep61. A Taxing afternoon. Pub. 1961-09-24; B00000925980.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 26Sep61. A Little on the table. Pub. 1961-09-26; B00000926949.
Issue 28Sep61. He helps single people. Pub. 1961-09-28; B00000926947.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 1Oct61. AB of the NYHT. Pub. 1961-10-01; B00000926945.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 3Oct61. Better Fed than Red. Pub. 1961-10-03; B00000926953.
Issue 5Oct61. Salon de l'automobile. Pub. 1961-10-05; B00000928416.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 8Oct61. One nice thing. Pub. 1961-10-08; B00000928417.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 10Oct61. In defense of beards. Pub. 1961-10-10; B00000928414.
Issue 12Oct61. Complexities of travel. Pub. 1961-10-12; B00000930096.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 15Oct61. Why furriers are sad. Pub. 1961-10-15; B00000930099.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 17Oct61. Come fly with me. Pub. 1961-10-17; B00000930094.
Issue 19Oct61. The Rabinowitz plan. Pub. 1961-10-19; B00000931147.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 22Oct61. An American in Rome. Pub. 1961-10-22; B00000931150.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 24Oct61. Mau Mau of Rome. Pub. 1961-10-24; B00000933520.
Issue 26Oct61. Hard life of a grave robber. Pub. 1961-10-26; B00000932611.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 29Oct61. La Tired dolce vita. Pub. 1961-10-29; B00000932614.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 31Oct61. The Sirens of Paris. Pub. 1961-10-31; B00000932616.
Issue 2Nov61. How much does it cost? Pub. 1961-11-02; B00000933518.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 5Nov61. Four men in the metro. Pub. 1961-11-05; B00000933523.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 7Nov61. An Ex-Pfc. comes home. Pub. 1961-11-07; B00000933521.
Issue 9Nov61. They take off their hats. Pub. 1961-11-09; B00000934865.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 12Nov61. Why we resigned. Pub. 1961-11-12; B00000934863.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 14Nov61. This is a happy ship. Pub. 1961-11-14; B00000934864.
Issue 16Nov61. Press-prone Mitchum. Pub. 1961-11-16; B00000936108.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 19Nov61. Good news for investors. Pub. 1961-11-19; B00000936109.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 21Nov61. We like the image. Pub. 1961-11-21; B00000937453.
Issue 23Nov61. Good will to all. Pub. 1961-11-23; B00000937459.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 26Nov61. Are art critics fair? Pub. 1961-11-26; B00000937452.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 28Nov61. Speak to me only. Pub. 1961-11-28; B00000937455.
Issue 30Nov61. A Confusing week. Pub. 1961-11-30; B00000937450.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 3Dec61. Undertaxed writers. Pub. 1961-12-03; B00000938857.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 5Dec61. Uncle Oscar was right. Pub. 1961-12-05; B00000938862.
Issue 7Dec61. Health is everything. Pub. 1961-12-07; B00000943949.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 10Dec61. He wouldn't listen. Pub. 1961-12-10; B00000939852.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 12Dec61. The Orlou plan. Pub. 1961-12-12; B00000939849.
Issue 14Dec61. Omelets--French vs. British. Pub. 1961-12-14; B00000941122.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 17Dec61. Wet Christmas Club. Pub. 1961-12-17; B00000955723.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 19Dec61. Invitation to shoot. Pub. 1961-12-19; B00000942701.
Issue 21Dec61. Invitation to shoot--II. Pub. 1961-12-21; B00000942702.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 24Dec61. The Common market. Pub. 1961-12-24; B00000942698.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 26Dec61. Invitation to shoot--III. Pub. 1961-12-26; B00000942704.
Issue 28Dec61. Best-dressed woman. Pub. 1961-12-28; B00000942695.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 31Dec61. What they said in 1961. Pub. 1961-12-31; B00000943946.
Issue 1Jan61. Now it can be retold. Pub. 1961-01-01; B00000876187.
Issue 3Jan61. The Gold bowl game. Pub. 1961-01-03; B00000876184.
Issue 5Jan61. Cat on a hot tin something. Pub. 1961-01-05; B00000876191.
(Buchwald)
Issue 8Jan61. The Best stories of 1960. Pub. 1961-01-08; B00000877330.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 10Jan61. The Smashing Taylors of Beersheba. Pub. 1961-01-10; B00000877327.
Issue 12Jan61. Inauguration losers. Pub. 1961-01-12; B00000878759.
Issue 15Jan61. Shoeshine at Grand Hotel. Pub. 1961-01-15; B00000878755.
Issue 17Jan61. Beatnik painter's claim check. Pub. 1961-01-17; B00000880154.
Issue 19Jan61. More rooms for two. Pub. 1961-01-19; B00000880173.
Issue 22Jan61. It's a double-checked fact. Pub. 1961-01-22; B00000880149.
Issue 24Jan61. My Cher Pierre. Pub. 1961-01-24; B00000880152.
Issue 26Jan61. The Poor American. Pub. 1961-01-26; B00000881477.
Issue 29Jan61. One masterpiece coming--on toast. Pub. 1961-01-29; B00000881481.
Issue 31Jan61. Mutiny on the .... Pub. 1961-01-31; B00000882928.
Issue 2Feb61. No leg to stand on. Pub. 1961-02-02; B00000882930.
Issue 5Feb61. A Petite ripple in the new wave. Pub. 1961-02-05; B00000882936.
Issue 7Feb61. A Lesson in wine. Pub. 1961-02-07; B00000882932.
Issue 9Feb61. A Report on prestige. Pub. 1961-02-09; B00000884398.
Issue 12Feb61. Our wife, the duchess. Pub. 1961-02-12; B00000885152.
Issue 14Feb61. Do unto others .... Pub. 1961-02-14; B00000884400.
Issue 16Feb61. The Big bang blues. Pub. 1961-02-16; B00000885150.
Issue 19Feb61. Amour--secret ingredient. Pub. 1961-02-19; B00000885154.
Issue 21Feb61. In defense of spies. Pub. 1961-02-21; B00000885148.
Issue 23Feb61. The Mother riders. Pub. 1961-02-23; B00000886525.
Issue 26Feb61. The Lives of Marco Polo. Pub. 1961-02-26; B00000886524.
Issue 28Feb61. Tips for the Gavins. Pub. 1961-02-28; B00000886520.
Issue 2Mar61. The Informers. Pub. 1961-03-02; B00000887909.
Issue 5Mar61. Loved book, hated movie. Pub. 1961-03-05; B00000887914.
Issue 7Mar61. New cooking frontiers. Pub. 1961-03-07; B00000887912.
Issue 9Mar61. Peace Corps volunteer. Pub. 1961-03-09; B00000889441.
Issue 12Mar61. Watch the scene go by. Pub. 1961-03-12; B00000889446.
Issue 14Mar61. Brides over Berlin. Pub. 1961-03-14; B00000889445.
Issue 30Mar61. Fear in the afternoon. Pub. 1961-03-30; B00000893391.
Issue 2Apr61. Ici on parle francais. Pub. 1961-04-02; B00000893386.
Issue 4Apr61. Only the truth. Pub. 1961-04-04; B00000893388.
Issue 6Apr61. Pinning a senator down. Pub. 1961-04-06; B00000894738.
Issue 9Apr61. An Enviable normal life. Pub. 1961-04-09; B00000894737.
Issue 11Apr61. Any one for hamburger? Pub. 1961-04-11; B00000894739.
Issue 13Apr61. Stately homes of Brooklyn. Pub. 1961-04-13; B00000896472.
Issue 16Apr61. So--what's the problem? Pub. 1961-04-16; B00000896476.
Issue 18Apr61. Astronauts ahoy. Pub. 1961-04-18; B00000896473.
Issue 20Apr61. Woe to the tourists. Pub. 1961-04-20; B00000897622.
Issue 23Apr61. Getting away from it all with a two-time loser. Pub. 1961-04-23; B00000897621.
Issue 25Apr61. Yellow rose of Texas. Pub. 1961-04-25; B00000897623.
Issue 27Apr61. Four sleepless nights. Pub. 1961-04-27; B00000899074.
Issue 30Apr61. All that juice in hotel lobby. Pub. 1961-04-30; B00000899075.
Issue 2May61. She dyed for us. Pub. 1961-05-02; B00000899076.
Issue 4May61. Guess who'sa spy? Pub. 1961-05-04; B00000900053.
Issue 7May61. The Unfiltered speaker. Pub. 1961-05-07; B00000900052.
Issue 9May61. Old buses never die. Pub. 1961-05-09; B00000900056.
Issue 11May61. The Name is Kennedy. Pub. 1961-05-11; B00000902575.
Issue 14May61. A Beatnik poet and American espresso. Pub. 1961-05-14; B00000902739.
Issue 16May61. Three wise men. Pub. 1961-05-16; B00000902578.
Issue 18May61. Waiting for Wiener. Pub. 1961-05-18; B00000902577.
Issue 21May61. Film festival gets serious. Pub. 1961-05-21; B00000902742.
Issue 23May61. Gambling festival. Pub. 1961-05-23; B00000902741.
Issue 25May61. We're being followed. Pub. 1961-05-25; B00000904319.
Issue 28May61. Fritz Loewe bearing up nicely without Lemer. Pub. 1961-05-28; B00000904320.
Issue 30May61. Hagerty is coming. Pub. 1961-05-30; B00000905617.
Issue 1Jun61. In a Vienna kitchen. Pub. 1961-06-01; B00000905619.
Issue 4Jun61. Aficionado defends the sidewalk cafe. Pub. 1961-06-04; B00000905620.
Issue 6Jun61. The Social climber. Pub. 1961-06-06; B00000905614.
Issue 8Jun61. Briefing in Vienna. Pub. 1961-06-08; B00000906904.
Issue 11Jun61. Travel in Europe on dollar a day. Pub. 1961-06-11; B00000906908.
Issue 13Jun61. Help wanted. Pub. 1961-06-13; B00000906905.
Issue 15Jun61. The Syndicate. Pub. 1961-06-15; B00000908373.
(Buchwald)
Issue 18Jun61. Lafayette, we are in Yugoslavia. Pub. 1961-06-18; B00000908372.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 20Jun61. The Impersonator. Pub. 1961-06-20; B00000908371.
Issue 22Jun61. Behind every man. Pub. 1961-06-22; B00000909772.
Issue 25Jun61. It's goodbye to bygones. Pub. 1961-06-25; B00000909774.
Issue 27Jun61. The French witness. Pub. 1961-06-27; B00000909770.
Issue 29Jun61. Dial beloved 7777. Pub. 1961-06-29; B00000911241.
Issue 2Jul61. A Hot cat pays the tab. Pub. 1961-07-02; B00000911243.
Issue 4Jul61. Back to nature. Pub. 1961-07-04; B00000911246.
Issue 6Jul61. Miss Liberty Belle. Pub. 1961-07-06; B00000912273.
Issue 9Jul61. To kill a cowboy, they call Tiomkin. Pub. 1961-07-09; B00000912274.
Issue 13Jul61. Subscription unlimited. Pub. 1961-07-13; B00000913395.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 16Jul61. Move the Arctic Circle for you? Pub. 1961-07-16; B00000914948.
(Buchwald column)
Issue 18Jul61. The UN spirit of '76. Pub. 1961-07-18; B00000914951.
Issue 20Jul61. A Trial for golfers. Pub. 1961-07-20; B00000914950.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 23Jul61. Nobody wants a home-grown girl. Pub. 1961-07-23; B00000914944.
(Buchwald column)
Issue 25Jul61. A Nerve-racking job. Pub. 1961-07-25; B00000914943.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 27Jul61. Happy birthday to you, airline. Pub. 1961-07-27; B00000916212.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 30Jul61. A Sudden longing for Americans. Pub. 1961-07-30; B00000916216.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 1Aug61. Road to Hong Kong. Pub. 1961-08-01; B00000916218.
Issue 3Aug61. Is peace inevitable? Pub. 1961-08-03; B00000917445.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 6Aug61. Those who spy on French cuisine. Pub. 1961-08-06; B00000917447.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 8Aug61. Don't cry, Cherie! Pub. 1961-08-08; B00000917442.
Issue 10Aug61. Beyond the fringe. Pub. 1961-08-10; B00000918640.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 13Aug61. Waiting for Nunnally. Pub. 1961-08-13; B00000918644.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 15Aug61. Justifying expenses. Pub. 1961-08-15; B00000918639.
Issue 17Aug61. Dinner guest for rent. Pub. 1961-08-17; B00000920111.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 20Aug61. Mort Sahl in Paris. Pub. 1961-08-20; B00000920112.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 22Aug61. Anatomy of a gala. Pub. 1961-08-22; B00000920114.
Issue 24Aug61. Happy birthday to you, stiff notes. Pub. 1961-08-24; B00000921239.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 27Aug61. Auto polo players meet. Pub. 1961-08-27; B00000921241.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 29Aug61. The Rocks of Niven. Pub. 1961-08-29; B00000921244.
Issue 31Aug61. The Art of stealing. Pub. 1961-08-31; B00000922405.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 3Sep61. House for rending. Pub. 1961-09-03; B00000923157.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 5Sep61. Waiting for husbands. Pub. 1961-09-05; B00000923156.
Issue 7Sep61. A Letter from Debbie. Pub. 1961-09-07; B00000923152.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 10Sep61. Why did she cry?--2. Pub. 1961-09-10; B00000923160.
(Buchwald's column
Issue 12Sep61. Truth about dancing. Pub. 1961-09-12; B00000923161.
Issue 14Sep61. Chester Grin in West Berlin. Pub. 1961-09-14; B00000924602.
Issue 17Sep61. The Banks owe Disney now. Pub. 1961-09-17; B00000924604.
Issue 19Sep61. Where were the brick throwers? Pub. 1961-09-19; B00000924599.
Issue 21Sep61. Olympics for waiters. Pub. 1961-09-21; B00000925979.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 24Sep61. A Taxing afternoon. Pub. 1961-09-24; B00000925980.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 26Sep61. A Little on the table. Pub. 1961-09-26; B00000926949.
Issue 28Sep61. He helps single people. Pub. 1961-09-28; B00000926947.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 1Oct61. AB of the NYHT. Pub. 1961-10-01; B00000926945.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 3Oct61. Better Fed than Red. Pub. 1961-10-03; B00000926953.
Issue 5Oct61. Salon de l'automobile. Pub. 1961-10-05; B00000928416.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 8Oct61. One nice thing. Pub. 1961-10-08; B00000928417.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 10Oct61. In defense of beards. Pub. 1961-10-10; B00000928414.
Issue 12Oct61. Complexities of travel. Pub. 1961-10-12; B00000930096.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 15Oct61. Why furriers are sad. Pub. 1961-10-15; B00000930099.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 17Oct61. Come fly with me. Pub. 1961-10-17; B00000930094.
Issue 19Oct61. The Rabinowitz plan. Pub. 1961-10-19; B00000931147.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 22Oct61. An American in Rome. Pub. 1961-10-22; B00000931150.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 24Oct61. Mau Mau of Rome. Pub. 1961-10-24; B00000933520.
Issue 26Oct61. Hard life of a grave robber. Pub. 1961-10-26; B00000932611.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 29Oct61. La Tired dolce vita. Pub. 1961-10-29; B00000932614.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 31Oct61. The Sirens of Paris. Pub. 1961-10-31; B00000932616.
Issue 2Nov61. How much does it cost? Pub. 1961-11-02; B00000933518.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 5Nov61. Four men in the metro. Pub. 1961-11-05; B00000933523.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 7Nov61. An Ex-Pfc. comes home. Pub. 1961-11-07; B00000933521.
Issue 9Nov61. They take off their hats. Pub. 1961-11-09; B00000934865.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 12Nov61. Why we resigned. Pub. 1961-11-12; B00000934863.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 14Nov61. This is a happy ship. Pub. 1961-11-14; B00000934864.
Issue 16Nov61. Press-prone Mitchum. Pub. 1961-11-16; B00000936108.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 19Nov61. Good news for investors. Pub. 1961-11-19; B00000936109.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 21Nov61. We like the image. Pub. 1961-11-21; B00000937453.
Issue 23Nov61. Good will to all. Pub. 1961-11-23; B00000937459.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 26Nov61. Are art critics fair? Pub. 1961-11-26; B00000937452.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 28Nov61. Speak to me only. Pub. 1961-11-28; B00000937455.
Issue 30Nov61. A Confusing week. Pub. 1961-11-30; B00000937450.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 3Dec61. Undertaxed writers. Pub. 1961-12-03; B00000938857.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 5Dec61. Uncle Oscar was right. Pub. 1961-12-05; B00000938862.
Issue 7Dec61. Health is everything. Pub. 1961-12-07; B00000943949.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 10Dec61. He wouldn't listen. Pub. 1961-12-10; B00000939852.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 12Dec61. The Orlou plan. Pub. 1961-12-12; B00000939849.
Issue 14Dec61. Omelets--French vs. British. Pub. 1961-12-14; B00000941122.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 17Dec61. Wet Christmas Club. Pub. 1961-12-17; B00000955723.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 19Dec61. Invitation to shoot. Pub. 1961-12-19; B00000942701.
Issue 21Dec61. Invitation to shoot--II. Pub. 1961-12-21; B00000942702.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 24Dec61. The Common market. Pub. 1961-12-24; B00000942698.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 26Dec61. Invitation to shoot--III. Pub. 1961-12-26; B00000942704.
Issue 28Dec61. Best-dressed woman. Pub. 1961-12-28; B00000942695.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 31Dec61. What they said in 1961. Pub. 1961-12-31; B00000943946.
Names:
[Darien poops out teenage orgy reputation really like a cold hot toddy, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000646328/0 / 1993-12-14
Title:
[Darien poops out teenage orgy reputation really like a cold hot toddy, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Other Title:
The Washington post
The riot brigade demonstrative scholars have mercenary motives.
The tiger purred he roared off on a cloud and meowed back under one.
The children are restless.
The ravell'd sleave one thing that surely won't knit it up is a midnight monologue.
The riot brigade demonstrative scholars have mercenary motives.
The tiger purred he roared off on a cloud and meowed back under one.
The children are restless.
The ravell'd sleave one thing that surely won't knit it up is a midnight monologue.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 29Jun65. Capitol punishment 007 and the GOP. Pub. 1965-06-29; B00000195651.
Issue 3Jan65. Darien poops out teenage orgy reputation really like a cold hot toddy. Pub. 1965-01-03; B00000156252.
Issue 5Jan65. Capitol punishment best stories of 1964. Pub. 1965-01-05; B00000156245.
Issue 7Jan65. Capitol punishment where the Pedernales flows. Pub. 1965-01-07; B00000156250.
Issue 10Jan65. In a word, the situation re DeGaulle, MLF, etc. is normal, Pierre. Pub. 1965-01-10; B00000156247.
Issue 12Jan65. Capitol punishment regrets only. Pub. 1965-01-12; B00000156249.
Issue 14Jan65. Capitol punishment crack troops of Nonamura. Pub. 1965-01-14; B00000158239.
Issue 17Jan65. Extry! Extry! Read all about it! Buchwald flubs paper route! Pub. 1965-01-17; B00000163839.
Issue 19Jan65. Capitol punishment he wanted to be president. Pub. 1965-01-19; B00000163842.
Issue 21Jan65. Capitol punishment sincerely yours. Pub. 1965-01-21; B00000158240.
Issue 24Jan65. Inschmaugural it cost how much? And not even an ambassadorship. Pub. 1965-01-24; B00000163841.
Issue 26Jan65. Capitol punishment a ruthless conspiracy. Pub. 1965-01-26; B00000163845.
Issue 28Jan65. Capitol punishment the grown-up problem. Pub. 1965-01-28; B00000163846.
Issue 31Jan65. Budget blackmail household fiscal triumph leaves out an essential item. Pub. 1965-01-31; B00000163844.
Issue 2Feb65. Capitol punishment where did you go? Out. Pub. 1965-02-02; B00000163848.
Issue 4Feb65. Capitol punishment hu cares downfall. Pub. 1965-02-04; B00000163836.
Issue 7Feb65. Your cheatin' doc cribbing in college can cause peculiarites. Pub. 1965-02-07; B00000170813.
Issue 9Feb65. Capitol punishment frontier peddler. Pub. 1965-02-09; B00000170821.
Issue 11Feb65. Capitol punishment farewell to God. Pub. 1965-02-11; B00000170818.
Issue 14Feb65. Shows biz soars, airline entertainers rate higher than pilots. Pub. 1965-02-14; B00000170810.
Issue 16Feb65. Capitol punishment stock market jitters. Pub. 1965-02-16; B00000170881.
Issue 18Feb65. Capitol punishment Ulbricht to Egypt. Pub. 1956-02-18; B00000170819.
Issue 21Feb65. No confusion here Washington is place to get facts on everything. Pub. 1965-02-21; B00000170807.
Issue 23Feb65. Capitol punishment bad news for Humphrey. Pub. 1965-02-23; B00000170808.
Issue 25Feb65. Capitol punishment confessions of an eavesdropper. Pub. 1965-02-25; B00000170809.
Issue 28Feb65. Fellow traveler it is sinful that tourism has become a sin. Pub. 1965-02-28; B00000170824.
Issue 2Mar65. Capitol punishment trouble at the feh. Pub. 1965-03-02; B00000175524.
Issue 4Mar65. Capitol punishment why prents can't add. Pub. 1965-03-04; B00000170825.
Issue 7Mar65. Mail lid blown it looks like someone saves letters not stamps. Pub. 1965-03-07; B00000175528.
Issue 9Mar65. Capitol punishment president Goldwater. Pub. 1965-03-09; B00000175532.
Issue 11Mar65. Capitol punishment debauching in the good old U.S. Pub. 1965-03-11; B00000175530.
Issue 14Mar65. The riot brigade demonstrative scholars have mercenary motives. Pub. 1965-03-14; B00000175521.
Issue 16Mar65. Capitol punishment. Pub. 1965-03-16; B00000175517.
Issue 18Mar65. Capitol punishment easy path to the polls in. Pub. 1965-03-18; B00000178087.
Issue 21Mar65. Starving artist the breadwinner wins a sizable loaf of dough. Pub. 1965-03-21; B00000175518.
Issue 23Mar65. Capitol punishment Ivan and my son. Pub. 1965-03-23; B00000175525.
Issue 25Mar65. Capitol punishment take that, Supreme court. Pub. 1965-03-25; B00000175512.
Issue 28Mar65. Gold buggy all that glitters is bullion and we want it all back. Pub. 1965-03-28; B00000178093.
Issue 30Mar65. Capitol punishment it's a gas. Pub. 1965-03-30; B00000181587.
Issue 1Apr65. Capitol punishment Playboy of the month. Pub. 1965-04-01; B00000183560.
Issue 4Apr65. Poooor Congress somebody has to speak up for the helpless members. Pub. 1965-04-04; B00000178091.
Issue 6Apr65. Capitol punishment where the boys are. Pub. 1965-04-06; B00000181585.
Issue 8Apr65. Capitol punishment this is the great sociey? Pub. 1965-04-08; B00000181586.
Issue 11Apr65. Catchy little trick this spy came in with a cold and stole a formula. Pub. 1965-04-11; B00000181583.
Issue 13Apr65. Capitol punishment ham on rye. Pub. 1965-04-13; B00000181576.
Issue 15Apr65. Capitol punishment the carrot and the stick. Pub. 1965-04-15; B00000181581.
Issue 18Apr65. Check that smile Franc will become a land of glazed grins. Pub. 1965-04-18; B00000181577.
Issue 20Apr65. Capitol punishment pegas us rose. Pub. 1965-04-20; B00000181574.
Issue 22Apr65. Capitol punishment anatomy of a revolt. Pub. 1965-04-22; B00000186158.
Issue 25Apr65. Rub -a- dub dub all those demonstrators oughta be dunked in a tub. Pub. 1965-04-25; B00000183561.
Issue 27Apr65. Capitol punishment the man who came to dinner. Pub. 1965-04-27; B00000183562.
Issue 29Apr65. Capitol punishment let us reason together. Pub. 1965-04-29; B00000183563.
Issue 2May65. The tiger purred he roared off on a cloud and meowed back under one. Pub. 1965-05-02; B00000186162.
Issue 4May65. Capitol punishment protect our mayors. Pub. 1965-05-04; B00000188569.
Issue 6May 65. Capitol punishment the last American. Pub. 1965-05-06; B00000186163.
Issue 9May65. Mother Decree here's how top officials solved recent proclamation issue. Pub. 1965-05-09; B00000186155.
Issue 11May65. Capitol punishment the president and the press. Pub. 1965-05-11; B00000186157.
Issue 13May65. Capitol punishment we interrupt this program. Pub. 1965-05-13; B00000191092.
Issue 16May65. Panting raid government breathlessly plots to us colleges in line. Pub. 1965-05-16; B00000188579.
Issue 18May65. The children are restless. Pub. 1965-05-18; B00000188578.
Issue 20May65. Capitol punishment the new army. Pub. 1965-05-20; B00000188570
Issue 23May65. Coup-coupa classic diplomacy, also involving Gen. Chaos. Pub. 1965-05-23; B00000188573.
Issue 25May65. Capitol punishment Indians! Pub. 1965-05-25; B00000188576.
Issue 27May65. Capitol punishment the judge is nobody's pet. Pub. 27May 65; B00000191104.
Issue 30May65. Slinky apple pie home cooking keeps our boys out of clutches of polish spies. Pub. 1965-05-30; B00000191099.
Issue 1Jun65. Capitol punishment the FBI in peace and war. Pub. 1965-06-01; B00000191101.
Issue 3Jun65. Capitol punishment background briefing. Pub. 1965-06-03; B00000191103.
Issue 6Jun65. To the press a statement for every revolutionary occasion. Pub. 1965-06-06; B00000191093.
Issue 8Jun65. Capitol punishment the bridge cheaters. Pub. 1965-06-08; B00000193410.
Issue 10Jun65. Capitol punishment the new McCarthyism. Pub. 1965-06-10; B00000193409.
Issue 13Jun65. Two's a crowd keep a couple of guys up there 12 days and watch the fur fly. Pub. 1965-06-13; B00000193413.
Issue 15Jun65. Capitol punishment categorically denied. Pub. 1965-06-15; B00000193411.
Issue 17Jun65. Capitol punishment take an artist to lunch. Pub. 1965-06-17; B00000193415.
Issue 20June65. Psyching out you can't flunk this test, but it tattles on you IQ. Pub. 1965-06-20; B00000195654.
Issue 22Jun65. Capitol punishment to Paris and back. Pub. 1965-06-22; B00000195655.
Issue 24Jun65. Capitol punishment panic in the street. Pub. 1965-06-24; B00000195658.
Issue 27Jun65. Put the GOP on TV 'republican for a day' cowd be reply to democrats. Pub. 1965-06-27; B00000195656.
Issue 1Jul65. Capitol punishment the hawks, the doves and the frogs. Pub. 1965-07-01; B00000197274.
Issue 4Jul65. Cursed computer adventurer folded, bent and mutilated; Oh sorrow! Pub. 1965-07-04; B00000197273.
Issue 6Jul65. Capitol punishment fighting Jack Valenti. Pub. 1965-07-06; B00000197269.
Issue 8Jul65. Capitol punishment Kennedy-mesta or fight! Pub. 1965-07-08; B00000197268.
Issue 11Jul65. Aid proliferates those New Yorkers can maim you with kindness. Pub. 1965-07-11; B00000199461.
Issue 13Jul65. Capitol punishment "JeSuis Canadien". Pub. 1965-07-13; B00000199459.
Issue 15Jul65. Capitol punishment Mars is ours! Pub. 1965-07-15; B00000199454.
Issue 18Jul65. Freud a go-go an uninhibited generation is becoming a regular riot. Pub. 1965-07-18; B00000199456.
Issue 20Jul65. Capitol punishment oil on troubled waters. Pub. 1965-07-20; B00000199453.
Issue 22Jul65. Why people stay home. Pub. 1965-07-22; B00000200853.
Issue 25Jul65. Who's in charge? sometimes you have to show those computers you're the boss. Pub. 1965-07-25; B00000200846.
Issue 27Jul65. Capitol punishment a surprise for de Gaulle. Pub. 1965-07-27; B00000200847.
Issue 29Jul65. Capitol punishment escalation. Pub. 1965-07-29; B00000200848.
Issue 1Aug65. The ravell'd sleave one thing that surely won't knit it up is a midnight monologue. Pub. 1965-08-01; B00000200855.
Issue 3Aug65. Capitol punishment fear in the White House. Pub. 1965-08-03; B00000204041.
Issue 5Aug65. Capitol punishment the desegregated bull. Pub. 1965-08-05; B00000204037.
Issue 8Aug65. Show some cool it's hard to get a job when you're only qualified. Pub. 1965-08-08; B00000204029.
Issue 10Aug65. Capitol punishment a funny thing happened on the. Pub. 1965-08-10; B00000206950.
Issue 15Aug65. Block that kick some wives have a lot of gall about TV football. Pub. 1965-08-15; B00000206952.
Issue 17Aug65. Capitol punishment the laundromat. Pub. 1965-08-17; B00000210905.
Issue 19Aug65. Capitol punishment good news is no news. Pub. 1965-08-19; B00000206957.
Issue 22Aug65. Array of raiment PJ's were culottes, berber tent was for shopping. Pub. 1965-08-22; B00000206949.
Issue 24Aug65. Capitol punishment enchilada to the rescue. Pub. 1965-08-24; B00000210908.
Issue 26Aug65. Capitol punishment countdown 1966. Pub. 1965-08-26; B00000209587.
Issue 29Aug65. Blunting the ax everyone with a job security problem is pestering Arthur. Pub. 1965-08-29; B00000209586.
Issue 31Aug65. Capitol punishment "Oh say can you see?" Pub. 1965-08-31; B00000209590.
Issue 2Sept65. Capitol punishment marriage- American style. Pub. 2Sept65; B00000210901.
Issue 5Sept65. All of a peace everybody wants to mediate the other fellow's tiff. Pub. 5Sept65; B00000210902.
Issue 7Sept65. Capitol punishment the red-faced ambassador. Pub. 7Sept65; B00000210906.
Issue 9Sept65. Capitol punishment friendly persuasion. Pub. 9Sept65; B00000210913.
Issue 12Sept65. Fair thee well New York's extravaganza must get rid of it self. Pub. 12Sept65; B00000210910.
Issue 14Sept65. Capitol punishment lobbying with the first lady. Pub. 14Sept65; B00000214834.
Issue 16Sept65. Capitol punishment love in the tetons. Pub. 16Sept65; B00000214817.
Issue 19Sept65. Phooey on beauty think of all the billboards those trees are blocking. Pub. 19Sept65; B00000210907.
Issue 21Sept65. Capitol punishment new doubts about John Birchers. Pub. 21Sept65; B00000214821.
Issue 23Sept65. Capitol punishment "whose side are we on?" Pub. 23Sept65; B00000214836.
Issue 26Sept65. The mean movies motion pictures show Germans of World War Two in bad light. Pub. 26Sept65; B00000214814.
Issue 28Sept65. Capitol punishment hail to the house. Pub. 28Sept65; B00000214830.
Issue 30Sept65. Capitol punishment the people with it. Pub. 30Sept65; B00000214831.
Issue 3Oct65. The 'new German' movie. Pub. 1965-10-03; B00000214828.
Issue 5Oct65. Capitol punishment oh, what a scare. Pub. 1965-10-05; B00000214824.
Issue 7Oct65. Capitol punishment the trial of Jack the Ripper. Pub. 1965-10-07; B00000219919.
Issue 10Oct65. Tourism thrives Pope Paul gives de Gaulle a good travel idea. Pub. 1965-10-10; B00000216987.
Issue 12Oct65. Capitol punishment my two years with Elaine. Pub. 1965-10-12; B00000216989.
Issue 14Oct65. Capitol punishment a case for flu. Pub. 1965-10-14; B00000240376.
Issue 17Oct65. Elected to stardom there's no biz like show biz, the politicians say. Pub. 1965-10-17; B00000219202.
Issue 19Oct65. Capitol punishment in pursuit of extremism. Pub. 1965-10-19; B00000219203.
Issue 21Oct65. Capitol punishment a friend of the family. Pub. 1965-10-21; B00000219208.
Issue 24Oct65. Phooey on friends canadians are nic to U.S. so relations deteriorate. Pub. 1965-10-24; B00000219204.
Issue 26Oct65. Capitol punishment deary Larry. Pub. 1965-10-26; B00000219917.
Issue 28Oct65. Capitol punishment how to be drafted. Pub. 1965-10-28; B00000240365.
Issue 31Oct65. Shape up, Prof! some college professors simply aren't up to it. Pub. 1965-10-31; B00000219909.
Issue 2Nov65. Capitol punishment a nice place to visit. Pub. 1965-11-02; B00000219915.
Issue 4Nov65. Capitol punishment trouble with escalation. Pub. 1965-11-04; B00000223936.
Issue 7Nov65. Help wanted:a roomful of Buchwalds to entertain Snowdens. Pub. 1965-11-07; B00000221326.
Issue 9Nov65. Capitol punishment who discovered Columbus? Pub. 1965-11-09; B00000222176.
Issue 11Nov65. Capitol punishment where Buckley went wrong. Pub. 1965-11-11; B00000230776.
Issue 14Nov65. Poor man's voice war on poverty need to move out of neighborhood. Pub. 1965-11-14; B00000222175.
Issue 16Nov65. Capitol punishment science fiction movie. Pub. 1965-11-16; B00000222172.
Issue 18Nov65. Capitol punishment the light that failed. Pub. 1965-11-18; B00000223933.
Issue 21Nov65. Oh, they're sharp! big-time wits convulse each other at Snowden party. Pub. 1965-11-21; B00000223932.
Issue 23Nov65. Capitol punishment spitting image of Castro. Pub. 1965-11-23; B00000223929.
Issue 25Nov65. Explaining Thanksgiving to the French. Pub. 1965-11-25; B00000225642.
Issue 28Nov65. Peace Antenna Dean Rusk has fastest dealer-feeler in the west. Pub. 1965-11-28; B00000231734.
Issue 30Nov65. Capitol punishment "we shall overcome". Pub. 1965-11-30; B00000231741.
Issue 2Dec65. Capitol punishment where is Hubert? Pub. 1965-12-02; B00000230736.
Issue 5Dec65. Road has roundup how to fail your torpor test, or- if you eat, don't drive. Pub. 1965-12-05; B00000231739.
Issue 9Dec65. Capitol punishment don't knock the princess. Pub. 1965-12-09; B00000231139.
Issue 7Dec65. Capitol punishment letters to the president. Pub. 1965-12-07; B00000231740.
Issue 12Dec65. California schism the talk growsabout splitting state to attain unity. Pub. 1965-12-12; B00000231141.
Issue 14Dec65. Capitol punishment kiss me, stupid. Pub. 1965-12-14; B00000231140.
Issue 16Dec65. Capitol punishment it pays to advertise. Pub. 1965-12-16; B00000230735.
Issue 19Dec65. Who's Dr. Spock? eminent child authority flubs on Christmas thesis. Pub. 1965-12-19; B00000230739.
Issue 21Dec65. Capitol punishment state visit. Pub. 1965-12-21; B00000230740.
Issue 23Dec65. Capitol punishment too hot in the kitchen. Pub. 1965-12-23; B00000230777.
Issue 26Dec65. Oh, pistachios! Bob and Ginny provoke a crisis by neglecting to sign in. Pub. 1965-12-26; B00000230779.
Issue 28Dec65. Capitol punishment these touched the heart. Pub. 1965-12-28; B00000233499.
Issue 30Dec65. Capitol punishment the loneliest weekend. Pub. 1965-12-30; B00000233496.
Issue 3Jan65. Darien poops out teenage orgy reputation really like a cold hot toddy. Pub. 1965-01-03; B00000156252.
Issue 5Jan65. Capitol punishment best stories of 1964. Pub. 1965-01-05; B00000156245.
Issue 7Jan65. Capitol punishment where the Pedernales flows. Pub. 1965-01-07; B00000156250.
Issue 10Jan65. In a word, the situation re DeGaulle, MLF, etc. is normal, Pierre. Pub. 1965-01-10; B00000156247.
Issue 12Jan65. Capitol punishment regrets only. Pub. 1965-01-12; B00000156249.
Issue 14Jan65. Capitol punishment crack troops of Nonamura. Pub. 1965-01-14; B00000158239.
Issue 17Jan65. Extry! Extry! Read all about it! Buchwald flubs paper route! Pub. 1965-01-17; B00000163839.
Issue 19Jan65. Capitol punishment he wanted to be president. Pub. 1965-01-19; B00000163842.
Issue 21Jan65. Capitol punishment sincerely yours. Pub. 1965-01-21; B00000158240.
Issue 24Jan65. Inschmaugural it cost how much? And not even an ambassadorship. Pub. 1965-01-24; B00000163841.
Issue 26Jan65. Capitol punishment a ruthless conspiracy. Pub. 1965-01-26; B00000163845.
Issue 28Jan65. Capitol punishment the grown-up problem. Pub. 1965-01-28; B00000163846.
Issue 31Jan65. Budget blackmail household fiscal triumph leaves out an essential item. Pub. 1965-01-31; B00000163844.
Issue 2Feb65. Capitol punishment where did you go? Out. Pub. 1965-02-02; B00000163848.
Issue 4Feb65. Capitol punishment hu cares downfall. Pub. 1965-02-04; B00000163836.
Issue 7Feb65. Your cheatin' doc cribbing in college can cause peculiarites. Pub. 1965-02-07; B00000170813.
Issue 9Feb65. Capitol punishment frontier peddler. Pub. 1965-02-09; B00000170821.
Issue 11Feb65. Capitol punishment farewell to God. Pub. 1965-02-11; B00000170818.
Issue 14Feb65. Shows biz soars, airline entertainers rate higher than pilots. Pub. 1965-02-14; B00000170810.
Issue 16Feb65. Capitol punishment stock market jitters. Pub. 1965-02-16; B00000170881.
Issue 18Feb65. Capitol punishment Ulbricht to Egypt. Pub. 1956-02-18; B00000170819.
Issue 21Feb65. No confusion here Washington is place to get facts on everything. Pub. 1965-02-21; B00000170807.
Issue 23Feb65. Capitol punishment bad news for Humphrey. Pub. 1965-02-23; B00000170808.
Issue 25Feb65. Capitol punishment confessions of an eavesdropper. Pub. 1965-02-25; B00000170809.
Issue 28Feb65. Fellow traveler it is sinful that tourism has become a sin. Pub. 1965-02-28; B00000170824.
Issue 2Mar65. Capitol punishment trouble at the feh. Pub. 1965-03-02; B00000175524.
Issue 4Mar65. Capitol punishment why prents can't add. Pub. 1965-03-04; B00000170825.
Issue 7Mar65. Mail lid blown it looks like someone saves letters not stamps. Pub. 1965-03-07; B00000175528.
Issue 9Mar65. Capitol punishment president Goldwater. Pub. 1965-03-09; B00000175532.
Issue 11Mar65. Capitol punishment debauching in the good old U.S. Pub. 1965-03-11; B00000175530.
Issue 14Mar65. The riot brigade demonstrative scholars have mercenary motives. Pub. 1965-03-14; B00000175521.
Issue 16Mar65. Capitol punishment. Pub. 1965-03-16; B00000175517.
Issue 18Mar65. Capitol punishment easy path to the polls in. Pub. 1965-03-18; B00000178087.
Issue 21Mar65. Starving artist the breadwinner wins a sizable loaf of dough. Pub. 1965-03-21; B00000175518.
Issue 23Mar65. Capitol punishment Ivan and my son. Pub. 1965-03-23; B00000175525.
Issue 25Mar65. Capitol punishment take that, Supreme court. Pub. 1965-03-25; B00000175512.
Issue 28Mar65. Gold buggy all that glitters is bullion and we want it all back. Pub. 1965-03-28; B00000178093.
Issue 30Mar65. Capitol punishment it's a gas. Pub. 1965-03-30; B00000181587.
Issue 1Apr65. Capitol punishment Playboy of the month. Pub. 1965-04-01; B00000183560.
Issue 4Apr65. Poooor Congress somebody has to speak up for the helpless members. Pub. 1965-04-04; B00000178091.
Issue 6Apr65. Capitol punishment where the boys are. Pub. 1965-04-06; B00000181585.
Issue 8Apr65. Capitol punishment this is the great sociey? Pub. 1965-04-08; B00000181586.
Issue 11Apr65. Catchy little trick this spy came in with a cold and stole a formula. Pub. 1965-04-11; B00000181583.
Issue 13Apr65. Capitol punishment ham on rye. Pub. 1965-04-13; B00000181576.
Issue 15Apr65. Capitol punishment the carrot and the stick. Pub. 1965-04-15; B00000181581.
Issue 18Apr65. Check that smile Franc will become a land of glazed grins. Pub. 1965-04-18; B00000181577.
Issue 20Apr65. Capitol punishment pegas us rose. Pub. 1965-04-20; B00000181574.
Issue 22Apr65. Capitol punishment anatomy of a revolt. Pub. 1965-04-22; B00000186158.
Issue 25Apr65. Rub -a- dub dub all those demonstrators oughta be dunked in a tub. Pub. 1965-04-25; B00000183561.
Issue 27Apr65. Capitol punishment the man who came to dinner. Pub. 1965-04-27; B00000183562.
Issue 29Apr65. Capitol punishment let us reason together. Pub. 1965-04-29; B00000183563.
Issue 2May65. The tiger purred he roared off on a cloud and meowed back under one. Pub. 1965-05-02; B00000186162.
Issue 4May65. Capitol punishment protect our mayors. Pub. 1965-05-04; B00000188569.
Issue 6May 65. Capitol punishment the last American. Pub. 1965-05-06; B00000186163.
Issue 9May65. Mother Decree here's how top officials solved recent proclamation issue. Pub. 1965-05-09; B00000186155.
Issue 11May65. Capitol punishment the president and the press. Pub. 1965-05-11; B00000186157.
Issue 13May65. Capitol punishment we interrupt this program. Pub. 1965-05-13; B00000191092.
Issue 16May65. Panting raid government breathlessly plots to us colleges in line. Pub. 1965-05-16; B00000188579.
Issue 18May65. The children are restless. Pub. 1965-05-18; B00000188578.
Issue 20May65. Capitol punishment the new army. Pub. 1965-05-20; B00000188570
Issue 23May65. Coup-coupa classic diplomacy, also involving Gen. Chaos. Pub. 1965-05-23; B00000188573.
Issue 25May65. Capitol punishment Indians! Pub. 1965-05-25; B00000188576.
Issue 27May65. Capitol punishment the judge is nobody's pet. Pub. 27May 65; B00000191104.
Issue 30May65. Slinky apple pie home cooking keeps our boys out of clutches of polish spies. Pub. 1965-05-30; B00000191099.
Issue 1Jun65. Capitol punishment the FBI in peace and war. Pub. 1965-06-01; B00000191101.
Issue 3Jun65. Capitol punishment background briefing. Pub. 1965-06-03; B00000191103.
Issue 6Jun65. To the press a statement for every revolutionary occasion. Pub. 1965-06-06; B00000191093.
Issue 8Jun65. Capitol punishment the bridge cheaters. Pub. 1965-06-08; B00000193410.
Issue 10Jun65. Capitol punishment the new McCarthyism. Pub. 1965-06-10; B00000193409.
Issue 13Jun65. Two's a crowd keep a couple of guys up there 12 days and watch the fur fly. Pub. 1965-06-13; B00000193413.
Issue 15Jun65. Capitol punishment categorically denied. Pub. 1965-06-15; B00000193411.
Issue 17Jun65. Capitol punishment take an artist to lunch. Pub. 1965-06-17; B00000193415.
Issue 20June65. Psyching out you can't flunk this test, but it tattles on you IQ. Pub. 1965-06-20; B00000195654.
Issue 22Jun65. Capitol punishment to Paris and back. Pub. 1965-06-22; B00000195655.
Issue 24Jun65. Capitol punishment panic in the street. Pub. 1965-06-24; B00000195658.
Issue 27Jun65. Put the GOP on TV 'republican for a day' cowd be reply to democrats. Pub. 1965-06-27; B00000195656.
Issue 1Jul65. Capitol punishment the hawks, the doves and the frogs. Pub. 1965-07-01; B00000197274.
Issue 4Jul65. Cursed computer adventurer folded, bent and mutilated; Oh sorrow! Pub. 1965-07-04; B00000197273.
Issue 6Jul65. Capitol punishment fighting Jack Valenti. Pub. 1965-07-06; B00000197269.
Issue 8Jul65. Capitol punishment Kennedy-mesta or fight! Pub. 1965-07-08; B00000197268.
Issue 11Jul65. Aid proliferates those New Yorkers can maim you with kindness. Pub. 1965-07-11; B00000199461.
Issue 13Jul65. Capitol punishment "JeSuis Canadien". Pub. 1965-07-13; B00000199459.
Issue 15Jul65. Capitol punishment Mars is ours! Pub. 1965-07-15; B00000199454.
Issue 18Jul65. Freud a go-go an uninhibited generation is becoming a regular riot. Pub. 1965-07-18; B00000199456.
Issue 20Jul65. Capitol punishment oil on troubled waters. Pub. 1965-07-20; B00000199453.
Issue 22Jul65. Why people stay home. Pub. 1965-07-22; B00000200853.
Issue 25Jul65. Who's in charge? sometimes you have to show those computers you're the boss. Pub. 1965-07-25; B00000200846.
Issue 27Jul65. Capitol punishment a surprise for de Gaulle. Pub. 1965-07-27; B00000200847.
Issue 29Jul65. Capitol punishment escalation. Pub. 1965-07-29; B00000200848.
Issue 1Aug65. The ravell'd sleave one thing that surely won't knit it up is a midnight monologue. Pub. 1965-08-01; B00000200855.
Issue 3Aug65. Capitol punishment fear in the White House. Pub. 1965-08-03; B00000204041.
Issue 5Aug65. Capitol punishment the desegregated bull. Pub. 1965-08-05; B00000204037.
Issue 8Aug65. Show some cool it's hard to get a job when you're only qualified. Pub. 1965-08-08; B00000204029.
Issue 10Aug65. Capitol punishment a funny thing happened on the. Pub. 1965-08-10; B00000206950.
Issue 15Aug65. Block that kick some wives have a lot of gall about TV football. Pub. 1965-08-15; B00000206952.
Issue 17Aug65. Capitol punishment the laundromat. Pub. 1965-08-17; B00000210905.
Issue 19Aug65. Capitol punishment good news is no news. Pub. 1965-08-19; B00000206957.
Issue 22Aug65. Array of raiment PJ's were culottes, berber tent was for shopping. Pub. 1965-08-22; B00000206949.
Issue 24Aug65. Capitol punishment enchilada to the rescue. Pub. 1965-08-24; B00000210908.
Issue 26Aug65. Capitol punishment countdown 1966. Pub. 1965-08-26; B00000209587.
Issue 29Aug65. Blunting the ax everyone with a job security problem is pestering Arthur. Pub. 1965-08-29; B00000209586.
Issue 31Aug65. Capitol punishment "Oh say can you see?" Pub. 1965-08-31; B00000209590.
Issue 2Sept65. Capitol punishment marriage- American style. Pub. 2Sept65; B00000210901.
Issue 5Sept65. All of a peace everybody wants to mediate the other fellow's tiff. Pub. 5Sept65; B00000210902.
Issue 7Sept65. Capitol punishment the red-faced ambassador. Pub. 7Sept65; B00000210906.
Issue 9Sept65. Capitol punishment friendly persuasion. Pub. 9Sept65; B00000210913.
Issue 12Sept65. Fair thee well New York's extravaganza must get rid of it self. Pub. 12Sept65; B00000210910.
Issue 14Sept65. Capitol punishment lobbying with the first lady. Pub. 14Sept65; B00000214834.
Issue 16Sept65. Capitol punishment love in the tetons. Pub. 16Sept65; B00000214817.
Issue 19Sept65. Phooey on beauty think of all the billboards those trees are blocking. Pub. 19Sept65; B00000210907.
Issue 21Sept65. Capitol punishment new doubts about John Birchers. Pub. 21Sept65; B00000214821.
Issue 23Sept65. Capitol punishment "whose side are we on?" Pub. 23Sept65; B00000214836.
Issue 26Sept65. The mean movies motion pictures show Germans of World War Two in bad light. Pub. 26Sept65; B00000214814.
Issue 28Sept65. Capitol punishment hail to the house. Pub. 28Sept65; B00000214830.
Issue 30Sept65. Capitol punishment the people with it. Pub. 30Sept65; B00000214831.
Issue 3Oct65. The 'new German' movie. Pub. 1965-10-03; B00000214828.
Issue 5Oct65. Capitol punishment oh, what a scare. Pub. 1965-10-05; B00000214824.
Issue 7Oct65. Capitol punishment the trial of Jack the Ripper. Pub. 1965-10-07; B00000219919.
Issue 10Oct65. Tourism thrives Pope Paul gives de Gaulle a good travel idea. Pub. 1965-10-10; B00000216987.
Issue 12Oct65. Capitol punishment my two years with Elaine. Pub. 1965-10-12; B00000216989.
Issue 14Oct65. Capitol punishment a case for flu. Pub. 1965-10-14; B00000240376.
Issue 17Oct65. Elected to stardom there's no biz like show biz, the politicians say. Pub. 1965-10-17; B00000219202.
Issue 19Oct65. Capitol punishment in pursuit of extremism. Pub. 1965-10-19; B00000219203.
Issue 21Oct65. Capitol punishment a friend of the family. Pub. 1965-10-21; B00000219208.
Issue 24Oct65. Phooey on friends canadians are nic to U.S. so relations deteriorate. Pub. 1965-10-24; B00000219204.
Issue 26Oct65. Capitol punishment deary Larry. Pub. 1965-10-26; B00000219917.
Issue 28Oct65. Capitol punishment how to be drafted. Pub. 1965-10-28; B00000240365.
Issue 31Oct65. Shape up, Prof! some college professors simply aren't up to it. Pub. 1965-10-31; B00000219909.
Issue 2Nov65. Capitol punishment a nice place to visit. Pub. 1965-11-02; B00000219915.
Issue 4Nov65. Capitol punishment trouble with escalation. Pub. 1965-11-04; B00000223936.
Issue 7Nov65. Help wanted:a roomful of Buchwalds to entertain Snowdens. Pub. 1965-11-07; B00000221326.
Issue 9Nov65. Capitol punishment who discovered Columbus? Pub. 1965-11-09; B00000222176.
Issue 11Nov65. Capitol punishment where Buckley went wrong. Pub. 1965-11-11; B00000230776.
Issue 14Nov65. Poor man's voice war on poverty need to move out of neighborhood. Pub. 1965-11-14; B00000222175.
Issue 16Nov65. Capitol punishment science fiction movie. Pub. 1965-11-16; B00000222172.
Issue 18Nov65. Capitol punishment the light that failed. Pub. 1965-11-18; B00000223933.
Issue 21Nov65. Oh, they're sharp! big-time wits convulse each other at Snowden party. Pub. 1965-11-21; B00000223932.
Issue 23Nov65. Capitol punishment spitting image of Castro. Pub. 1965-11-23; B00000223929.
Issue 25Nov65. Explaining Thanksgiving to the French. Pub. 1965-11-25; B00000225642.
Issue 28Nov65. Peace Antenna Dean Rusk has fastest dealer-feeler in the west. Pub. 1965-11-28; B00000231734.
Issue 30Nov65. Capitol punishment "we shall overcome". Pub. 1965-11-30; B00000231741.
Issue 2Dec65. Capitol punishment where is Hubert? Pub. 1965-12-02; B00000230736.
Issue 5Dec65. Road has roundup how to fail your torpor test, or- if you eat, don't drive. Pub. 1965-12-05; B00000231739.
Issue 9Dec65. Capitol punishment don't knock the princess. Pub. 1965-12-09; B00000231139.
Issue 7Dec65. Capitol punishment letters to the president. Pub. 1965-12-07; B00000231740.
Issue 12Dec65. California schism the talk growsabout splitting state to attain unity. Pub. 1965-12-12; B00000231141.
Issue 14Dec65. Capitol punishment kiss me, stupid. Pub. 1965-12-14; B00000231140.
Issue 16Dec65. Capitol punishment it pays to advertise. Pub. 1965-12-16; B00000230735.
Issue 19Dec65. Who's Dr. Spock? eminent child authority flubs on Christmas thesis. Pub. 1965-12-19; B00000230739.
Issue 21Dec65. Capitol punishment state visit. Pub. 1965-12-21; B00000230740.
Issue 23Dec65. Capitol punishment too hot in the kitchen. Pub. 1965-12-23; B00000230777.
Issue 26Dec65. Oh, pistachios! Bob and Ginny provoke a crisis by neglecting to sign in. Pub. 1965-12-26; B00000230779.
Issue 28Dec65. Capitol punishment these touched the heart. Pub. 1965-12-28; B00000233499.
Issue 30Dec65. Capitol punishment the loneliest weekend. Pub. 1965-12-30; B00000233496.
Names:
[What is it, Mrs. Perkins? and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000509281 / 1990-12-26
Title:
[What is it, Mrs. Perkins? and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Other Title:
McCall's, Oct. 1962
The Confessions of a tea bag collector.
McCall's, Jan. 1963
The Washington post, Dec. 9, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 11, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 13, 1962
A Variety of birds for Castro's beard.
The Washington post, Dec. 16, 1962
The Smile of Mona Lisa.
The Washington post, Dec, 18, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 20, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 23, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 25, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 27, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 30, 1962
The Confessions of a tea bag collector.
McCall's, Jan. 1963
The Washington post, Dec. 9, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 11, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 13, 1962
A Variety of birds for Castro's beard.
The Washington post, Dec. 16, 1962
The Smile of Mona Lisa.
The Washington post, Dec, 18, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 20, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 23, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 25, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 27, 1962
The Washington post, Dec. 30, 1962
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
What is it, Mrs. Perkins? Pub. 1962-09-25; (In McCall's, Oct. 1962) B00000014599.
The Confessions of a tea bag collector. Pub. 1962-12-18; (In McCall's, Jan. 1963) B00000017253.
Composer can't bank on getting a loan. Pub. 1962-12-09; (In The Washington post, Dec. 9, 1962) B00000007562.
Why should we all suffer? Pub. 1962-12-11; (In The Washington post, Dec. 11, 1962) B00000007560.
Nobody's talking. Pub. 1962-12-13; (In The Washington post, Dec. 13, 1962) B00000008697.
A Variety of birds for Castro's beard. Pub. 1962-12-16; (In The Washington post, Dec. 16, 1962) B00000008695.
The Smile of Mona Lisa. Pub. 1962-12-18; (In The Washington post, Dec, 18, 1962) B00000010690.
Kid swapping in the US. Pub. 1962-12-20; (In The Washington post, Dec. 20, 1962) B00000010688.
Washington parties are very revealing. Pub. 1962-12-23; (In The Washington post, Dec. 23, 1962) B00000011232.
Making extra money. Pub. 1962-12-25; (In The Washington post, Dec. 25, 1962) B00000011233.
Pierre writes to Francois. Pub. 1962-12-27; (In The Washington post, Dec. 27, 1962) B00000010692.
New transportation worth a lusty toot. Pub. 1962-12-30; (In The Washington post, Dec. 30, 1962) B00000011226.
The Confessions of a tea bag collector. Pub. 1962-12-18; (In McCall's, Jan. 1963) B00000017253.
Composer can't bank on getting a loan. Pub. 1962-12-09; (In The Washington post, Dec. 9, 1962) B00000007562.
Why should we all suffer? Pub. 1962-12-11; (In The Washington post, Dec. 11, 1962) B00000007560.
Nobody's talking. Pub. 1962-12-13; (In The Washington post, Dec. 13, 1962) B00000008697.
A Variety of birds for Castro's beard. Pub. 1962-12-16; (In The Washington post, Dec. 16, 1962) B00000008695.
The Smile of Mona Lisa. Pub. 1962-12-18; (In The Washington post, Dec, 18, 1962) B00000010690.
Kid swapping in the US. Pub. 1962-12-20; (In The Washington post, Dec. 20, 1962) B00000010688.
Washington parties are very revealing. Pub. 1962-12-23; (In The Washington post, Dec. 23, 1962) B00000011232.
Making extra money. Pub. 1962-12-25; (In The Washington post, Dec. 25, 1962) B00000011233.
Pierre writes to Francois. Pub. 1962-12-27; (In The Washington post, Dec. 27, 1962) B00000010692.
New transportation worth a lusty toot. Pub. 1962-12-30; (In The Washington post, Dec. 30, 1962) B00000011226.
Names:
More caviar. By Art Buchwald (Arthur Buchwald)
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
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Title:
More caviar. By Art Buchwald (Arthur Buchwald)
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: compilation and additions.
Variant title:
More caviar.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
Arthur Buchwald (3 documents)
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[The Coast watchers, and other contributions]
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000553178 / 1991-11-15
Title:
[The Coast watchers, and other contributions]
Other Title:
The Washington post
The Truth about Skybolt.
The Kennedy industry.
A Thousnd dollars a plate.
Les Ames de Pierre non-physical fitness has lots of heroes.
Eyelash to eyelash.
A Gentleman's club.
The President's special representative.
New York herald tribune
The Hot line.
The New brand.
The One hundred dollar bet.
A New Bulgarian cigarette.
The Cherry pie scandal.
The Communists are pleased.
The Prowler.
The Use of the word "affair."
A Man to the moon.
The French way.
An Inexpensive summer.
A Slump in art thefts.
The Making of a conservative.
The 88th Congress at work.
The Numbers racket.
The Fight for inner space.
The Ultimate weapon.
The Trouble with kids.
The Search is on.
A Different decision.
The Defector.
The Meistersinger.
The Fountain of youth.
A Marriage is saved.
A Man with humor.
A Citizen's lobby.
McCall magazine
The Guilty party is art Buchwald.
The Man who promised marriage.
The Problems of being the perfect husband.
Sunday herald tribune
A Dirty trick.
The Truth about Skybolt.
The Kennedy industry.
A Thousnd dollars a plate.
Les Ames de Pierre non-physical fitness has lots of heroes.
Eyelash to eyelash.
A Gentleman's club.
The President's special representative.
New York herald tribune
The Hot line.
The New brand.
The One hundred dollar bet.
A New Bulgarian cigarette.
The Cherry pie scandal.
The Communists are pleased.
The Prowler.
The Use of the word "affair."
A Man to the moon.
The French way.
An Inexpensive summer.
A Slump in art thefts.
The Making of a conservative.
The 88th Congress at work.
The Numbers racket.
The Fight for inner space.
The Ultimate weapon.
The Trouble with kids.
The Search is on.
A Different decision.
The Defector.
The Meistersinger.
The Fountain of youth.
A Marriage is saved.
A Man with humor.
A Citizen's lobby.
McCall magazine
The Guilty party is art Buchwald.
The Man who promised marriage.
The Problems of being the perfect husband.
Sunday herald tribune
A Dirty trick.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 31Mar63. Management game. Pub. 1963-03-31; B00000028758.
(Art Buchwald) (In The Washington post)
Issue 1Jan63. The Coast watchers. Pub. 1963-01-01; B00000011230.
Issue 3Jan63. Best stories of 1962. Pub. 1963-01-03; B00000011231.
Issue 6Jan63. Distraught New Yorkers--You don't know what without newspapers. Pub. 1963-01-06; B00000011225.
Issue 8Jan63. The Truth about Skybolt. Pub. 1963-01-08; B00000011238.
Issue 10Jan63. Our first official function. Pub. 1963-01-10; B00000012530.
Issue 13Jan63. Rules hard to stomach--the Old soft sell being sorely taxed. Pub. 1963-01-13; B00000012525.
Issue 15Jan63. The Kennedy industry. Pub. 1963-01-15; B00000012528.
Issue 17Jan63. A Thousnd dollars a plate. Pub. 1963-01-17; B00000014954.
Issue 20Jan63. Americans in danger it's gaulling, but we'll pay the ransom. Pub. 1963-01-20; B00000014950.
Issue 22Jan63. What to do with the tax cut. Pub. 1963-01-22; B00000014951.
Issue 24Jan63. Household fatigue. Pub. 1963-01-24; B00000016246.
Issue 27Jan63. Accident too complicated button plan sews up prevention of a war. Pub. 1963-01-27; B00000016245.
Issue 29Jan63. Fail peace. Pub. 1963-01-29; B00000016241.
Issue 31Jan63. Dream interview. Pub. 1963-01-31; B00000017562.
Issue 3Feb63. There's a new field for hate out yonder. Pub. 1963-02-03; B00000017563.
Issue 5Feb63. Protect us from our friends. Pub. 1963-02-05; B00000017561.
Issue 7Feb63. What's wrong with TV. Pub. 1963-02-07; B00000019329.
Issue 10Feb63. Your number's up if salesman phones. Pub. 1963-02-10; B00000019323.
Issue 12Feb63. Calories don't vote. Pub. 1963-02-12; B00000019328.
Issue 14Feb63. Where fathers fear to tread. Pub. 1963-02-14; B00000020789.
Issue 17Feb63. Offensive or defensive--confusion is rampant on labeling weapons. Pub. 1963-02-17; B00000020782.
Issue 19Feb63. What's happening in Paris. Pub. 1963-02-19; B00000020786.
Issue 21Feb63. No faux pas for us. Pub. 1963-02-21; B00000021514.
Issue 24Feb63. Les Ames de Pierre non-physical fitness has lots of heroes. Pub. 1963-02-24; B00000021511.
Issue 26Feb63. Eyelash to eyelash. 26Feb63; B21509.
Issue 28Feb63. A Gentleman's club. Pub. 1963-02-28; B00000022850.
Issue 3Mar63. Even at Gettysburg getting the news is always a battle. Pub. 1963-03-03; B00000022854.
Issue 5Mar63. Unions in the home. Pub. 1963-03-05; B00000022852.
Issue 7Mar63. First submarine ride. Pub. 1963-03-07; B00000024035.
Issue 10Mar63. What a complex! failures at cape put DOF into fast orbit. Pub. 1963-03-10; B00000024036.
Issue 12Mar63. Sir Winston the American. Pub. 1963-03-12; B00000024037.
Issue 14Mar63. Ira of the IRS. Pub. 1963-03-14; B00000025343.
Issue 17Mar63. Redskins the good guys films put Indian sign on poor white man. Pub. 1963-03-17; B00000025350.
Issue 19Mar63. Gin Rummy tournament. Pub. 1963-03-19; B00000025349.
Issue 21Mar63. Collect call from Las Vegas. Pub. 1963-03-21; B00000027043.
Issue 24Mar63. Wifes are expert it's simple to cut mate down to size. Pub. 1963-03-24; B00000027042.
Issue 26Mar63. Separate but equal containers. Pub. 1963-03-26; B00000027044.
Issue 28Mar63. The President's special representative. Pub. 1963-03-28; B00000028756.
(Art Buchwald at home) (In New York herald tribune)
Issue 4Apr63. Pentagon survival school. Pub. 1963-04-04; B00000030378.
Issue 7Apr63. Machines take over. Pub. 1963-04-07; B00000030374.
Issue 9Apr63. That's my boy. Pub. 1963-04-09; B00000031779.
Issue 11Apr63. Interview with a tax expert. Pub. 1963-04-11; B00000031780.
Issue 14Apr63. The Hot line. Pub. 1963-04-14; B00000031784.
Issue 16Apr63. Anything can happen. Pub. 1963-04-16; B00000031782.
Issue 18Apr63. On TV ratings. Pub. 1963-04-18; B00000033306.
Issue 21Apr63. Cut down to size. Pub. 1963-04-21; B00000033309.
Issue 23Apr63. Too old to fly. Pub. 1963-04-23; B00000033304.
Issue 25Apr63. They need each other. Pub. 1963-04-25; B00000035130.
Issue 28Apr63. The New brand. Pub. 1963-04-28; B00000035127.
Issue 30Apr63. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1963-04-30; B00000036239.
Issue 2May63. Grown-up league baseball. Pub. 1963-05-02; B00000036238.
Issue 5May63. So let's snub them. Pub. 1963-05-05; B00000044065.
Issue 7May63. The One hundred dollar bet. Pub. 1963-05-07; B00000037006.
Issue 9May63. A New Bulgarian cigarette. Pub. 1963-05-09; B00000037003.
Issue 12May63. The Cherry pie scandal. Pub. 1963-05-12; B00000037001.
Issue 14May63. The Communists are pleased. Pub. 1963-05-14; B00000036999.
Issue 16May63. It's all in the name. Pub. 1963-05-16; B00000038882.
Issue 19May63. The Prowler. Pub. 1963-05-19; B00000038880.
Issue 18Jun63. The Use of the word "affair." Pub. 1963-06-18; B00000043578.
Issue 20Jun63. Commencement 1963. Pub. 1963-06-20; B00000044060.
Issue 22Jun63. A Man to the moon. Pub. 1963-06-22; B00000044062.
Issue 25Jun63. To see or not to see. Pub. 1963-06-25; B00000044066.
Issue 27Jun63. The French way. Pub. 1963-06-27; B00000046220.
Issue 30Jun63. Send a child into space. Pub. 1963-06-30; B00000046222.
Issue 2Jul63. Deductible friends. Pub. 1963-07-02; B00000047295.
Issue 4Jul63. What hath God wrought? Pub. 1963-07-04; B00000046218.
Issue 7Jul63. Laughing up the war. Pub. 1963-07-07; B00000046225.
Issue 9Jul63. Dream interview with Miss Keeler. Pub. 1963-07-09; B00000047296.
Issue 11Jul63. An Inexpensive summer. Pub. 1963-07-11; B00000048921.
Issue 14Jul63. A Slump in art thefts. Pub. 1963-07-14; B00000048920.
Issue 16Jul63. Man with an ulcer. Pub. 1963-07-16; B00000048926.
Issue 18Jul63. The Making of a conservative. Pub. 1963-07-18; B00000060205.
Issue 21Jul63. Is heaven segregated? Pub. 1963-07-21; B00000049765.
Issue 23Jul63. The 88th Congress at work. Pub. 1963-07-23; B00000049769.
Issue 25Jul63. Revisited keeping up with the Jonses. Pub. 1963-07-25; B00000052057.
Issue 28Jul63. Solving the gold problem. Pub. 1963-07-28; B00000052060.
Issue 30Jul63. The Numbers racket. Pub. 1963-07-30; B00000052061.
Issue 1Aug63. Not everyone is happy. Pub. 1963-08-01; B00000052994.
Issue 4Aug63. They shall not pass. Pub. 1963-08-04; B00000052996.
Issue 6Aug63. Sit down so you don't rock the boat. Pub. 1963-08-06; B00000052989.
Issue 8Aug63. You can buy happiness. Pub. 1963-08-08; B00000054700.
Issue 11Aug63. Open letter to Gen. DeGaulle. Pub. 1963-08-11; B00000054701.
Issue 13Aug63. We didn't get the name. Pub. 1963-08-13; B00000054698.
Issue 15Aug63. The Fight for inner space. Pub. 1963-08-15; B00000056533.
Issue 18Aug63. Net loss by Rusk. Pub. 1963-08-18; B00000056535.
Issue 20Aug63. You see, Virginia. Pub. 1963-08-20; B00000056536.
Issue 22Aug63. The Ultimate weapon. Pub. 1963-08-22; B00000057810.
Issue 25Aug63. Democratic worries. Pub. 1963-08-25; B00000057815.
Issue 27Aug63. When generals disagree. Pub. 1963-08-27; B00000057817.
Issue 29Aug63. I have a lady in the balcony. Pub. 1963-08-29; B00000057818.
Issue 1Sep63. Why fathers go broke. Pub. 1963-09-01; B00000060210.
Issue 3Sep63. Those were the days. Pub. 1963-09-03; B00000060211.
Issue 5Sep63. Sex and the college boy. Pub. 1963-09-05; B00000060207.
Issue 8Sep63. The Trouble with kids. Pub. 1963-09-08; B00000060206.
Issue 10Sep63. Save Roy Cohn! Pub. 1963-09-10; B00000060215.
Issue 12Sep63. The Search is on. Pub. 1963-09-12; B00000061486.
Issue 15Sep63. She wuz robbed. Pub. 1963-09-15; B00000061485.
Issue 17Sep63. Cleaning the air. Pub. 1963-09-17; B00000062547.
Issue 19Sep63. First year in Washington. Pub. 1963-09-19; B00000062546.
Issue 22Sep63. A Different decision. Pub. 1963-09-22; B00000062552.
Issue 24Sep63. Are you a patriot? Pub. 1963-09-24; B00000062553.
Issue 26Sep63. The Defector. Pub. 1963-09-26; B00000063590.
Issue 29Sep63. Way out in space. Pub. 1963-09-29; B00000063592.
Issue 1Oct63. He is nota candidate. Pub. 1963-10-01; B00000063902.
Issue 3Oct63. The Meistersinger. Pub. 1963-10-03; B00000064556.
Issue 6Oct63. Another Valachi? Pub. 1963-10-06; B00000064557.
Issue 8Oct63. Somewhere in Latin America. Pub. 1963-10-08; B00000066325.
Issue 10Oct63. Lobby as a fine art. Pub. 1963-10-10; B00000070606.
Issue 13Oct63. Is dancing subversive? Pub. 1963-10-13; B00000066326.
Issue 15Oct63. Madame Nhu's dream. Pub. 1963-10-15; B00000068066.
Issue 17Oct63. Get your program. Pub. 1963-10-17; B00000068064.
Issue 20Oct63. Hooray for commercials. Pub. 1963-10-20; B00000068067.
Issue 22Oct63. Give us this day. Pub. 1963-10-22; B00000067902.
Issue 24Oct63. Where does he stand? Pub. 1963-10-24; B00000070607.
Issue 29Oct63. Panel show discussion. Pub. 1963-10-29; B00000069140.
Issue 31Oct63. The Fountain of youth. Pub. 1963-10-31; B00000070609.
Issue 5Nov63. Your kid is a commie. Pub. 1963-11-05; B00000070599.
Issue 7Nov63. A Marriage is saved. Pub. 1963-11-07; B00000073175.
Issue 10Nov63. Book review. Pub. 1963-11-10; B00000073176.
Issue 12Nov63. Save the Redskins. Pub. 1963-11-12; B00000072991.
Issue 14Nov63. We almost caught a Jewel thief. Pub. 1963-11-14; B00000072990.
Issue 19Nov63. Yule shopping with Goldwater. Pub. 1963-11-19; B00000074324.
Issue 21Nov63. What are you watching. Pub. 1963-11-21; B00000074323.
Issue 26Nov63. A Man with humor. Pub. 1963-11-26; B00000076724.
Issue 3Dec63. A Citizen's lobby. Pub. 1963-12-03; B00000076720.
Issue 5Dec63. Dinner for one, please. Pub. 1963-12-05; B00000077026.
Issue 10Dec63. Yes, we have no bananas. Pub. 1963-12-10; B00000078748.
Issue 12Dec63. Of mice and women. Pub. 1963-12-12; B00000078477.
Issue 17Dec63. Voices in the wilderness. Pub. 1963-12-17; B00000078751.
Issue 19Dec63. What fathers want for Christmas. Pub. 1963-12-19; B00000080593.
Issue 24Dec63. Letter from Washington. Pub. 1963-12-24; B00000080596.
Issue 26Dec63. Best news stories of 1963. Pub. 1963-12-26; B00000080594.
Issue 29Dec63. Has anyone seen Ike? Pub. 1963-12-29; B00000080402.
Issue 31Dec63. Farewell to Mark. Pub. 1963-12-31; B00000083022.
Issue May63. The Guilty party is art Buchwald. Pub. 1963-04-18; (In McCall magazine) B00000035753.
Issue Mar63. Household help! Pub. 1963-02-19; (In McCall magazine) B00000025036.
Issue Jun63. The Man who promised marriage. PUB21May63; B40381. (In McCall magazine)
Issue Jul63. The Problems of being the perfect husband. Pub. 1963-06-18; (In McCall magazine) B00000048264.
(Art Buchwald) (In Sunday herald tribune)
Issue 27Oct63. Status symbol. Pub. 1963-10-27; (In McCall magazine) B00000068856.
Issue 3Nov63. A Dirty trick. Pub. 1963-11-03; (In McCall magazine) B00000070604.
Issue 17Nov63. Who'll investigate? Pub. 1963-11-17; (In McCall magazine) B00000072987.
Issue 24Nov63. We weep. Pub. 1963-11-24; (In McCall magazine) B00000076725.
Issue 1Dec63. When in Rome. Pub. 1963-12-01; (In McCall magazine) B00000077025.
Issue 8Dec63. Conventionitis. Pub. 1963-12-08; (In McCall magazine) B00000077075.
Issue 15Dec63. Suffrage in Washington. Pub. 1963-12-15; (In McCall magazine) B00000078749.
Issue 22Dec63. Here come the elephants. Pub. 1963-12-22; (In McCall magazine) B00000080403.
(Art Buchwald) (In The Washington post)
Issue 1Jan63. The Coast watchers. Pub. 1963-01-01; B00000011230.
Issue 3Jan63. Best stories of 1962. Pub. 1963-01-03; B00000011231.
Issue 6Jan63. Distraught New Yorkers--You don't know what without newspapers. Pub. 1963-01-06; B00000011225.
Issue 8Jan63. The Truth about Skybolt. Pub. 1963-01-08; B00000011238.
Issue 10Jan63. Our first official function. Pub. 1963-01-10; B00000012530.
Issue 13Jan63. Rules hard to stomach--the Old soft sell being sorely taxed. Pub. 1963-01-13; B00000012525.
Issue 15Jan63. The Kennedy industry. Pub. 1963-01-15; B00000012528.
Issue 17Jan63. A Thousnd dollars a plate. Pub. 1963-01-17; B00000014954.
Issue 20Jan63. Americans in danger it's gaulling, but we'll pay the ransom. Pub. 1963-01-20; B00000014950.
Issue 22Jan63. What to do with the tax cut. Pub. 1963-01-22; B00000014951.
Issue 24Jan63. Household fatigue. Pub. 1963-01-24; B00000016246.
Issue 27Jan63. Accident too complicated button plan sews up prevention of a war. Pub. 1963-01-27; B00000016245.
Issue 29Jan63. Fail peace. Pub. 1963-01-29; B00000016241.
Issue 31Jan63. Dream interview. Pub. 1963-01-31; B00000017562.
Issue 3Feb63. There's a new field for hate out yonder. Pub. 1963-02-03; B00000017563.
Issue 5Feb63. Protect us from our friends. Pub. 1963-02-05; B00000017561.
Issue 7Feb63. What's wrong with TV. Pub. 1963-02-07; B00000019329.
Issue 10Feb63. Your number's up if salesman phones. Pub. 1963-02-10; B00000019323.
Issue 12Feb63. Calories don't vote. Pub. 1963-02-12; B00000019328.
Issue 14Feb63. Where fathers fear to tread. Pub. 1963-02-14; B00000020789.
Issue 17Feb63. Offensive or defensive--confusion is rampant on labeling weapons. Pub. 1963-02-17; B00000020782.
Issue 19Feb63. What's happening in Paris. Pub. 1963-02-19; B00000020786.
Issue 21Feb63. No faux pas for us. Pub. 1963-02-21; B00000021514.
Issue 24Feb63. Les Ames de Pierre non-physical fitness has lots of heroes. Pub. 1963-02-24; B00000021511.
Issue 26Feb63. Eyelash to eyelash. 26Feb63; B21509.
Issue 28Feb63. A Gentleman's club. Pub. 1963-02-28; B00000022850.
Issue 3Mar63. Even at Gettysburg getting the news is always a battle. Pub. 1963-03-03; B00000022854.
Issue 5Mar63. Unions in the home. Pub. 1963-03-05; B00000022852.
Issue 7Mar63. First submarine ride. Pub. 1963-03-07; B00000024035.
Issue 10Mar63. What a complex! failures at cape put DOF into fast orbit. Pub. 1963-03-10; B00000024036.
Issue 12Mar63. Sir Winston the American. Pub. 1963-03-12; B00000024037.
Issue 14Mar63. Ira of the IRS. Pub. 1963-03-14; B00000025343.
Issue 17Mar63. Redskins the good guys films put Indian sign on poor white man. Pub. 1963-03-17; B00000025350.
Issue 19Mar63. Gin Rummy tournament. Pub. 1963-03-19; B00000025349.
Issue 21Mar63. Collect call from Las Vegas. Pub. 1963-03-21; B00000027043.
Issue 24Mar63. Wifes are expert it's simple to cut mate down to size. Pub. 1963-03-24; B00000027042.
Issue 26Mar63. Separate but equal containers. Pub. 1963-03-26; B00000027044.
Issue 28Mar63. The President's special representative. Pub. 1963-03-28; B00000028756.
(Art Buchwald at home) (In New York herald tribune)
Issue 4Apr63. Pentagon survival school. Pub. 1963-04-04; B00000030378.
Issue 7Apr63. Machines take over. Pub. 1963-04-07; B00000030374.
Issue 9Apr63. That's my boy. Pub. 1963-04-09; B00000031779.
Issue 11Apr63. Interview with a tax expert. Pub. 1963-04-11; B00000031780.
Issue 14Apr63. The Hot line. Pub. 1963-04-14; B00000031784.
Issue 16Apr63. Anything can happen. Pub. 1963-04-16; B00000031782.
Issue 18Apr63. On TV ratings. Pub. 1963-04-18; B00000033306.
Issue 21Apr63. Cut down to size. Pub. 1963-04-21; B00000033309.
Issue 23Apr63. Too old to fly. Pub. 1963-04-23; B00000033304.
Issue 25Apr63. They need each other. Pub. 1963-04-25; B00000035130.
Issue 28Apr63. The New brand. Pub. 1963-04-28; B00000035127.
Issue 30Apr63. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1963-04-30; B00000036239.
Issue 2May63. Grown-up league baseball. Pub. 1963-05-02; B00000036238.
Issue 5May63. So let's snub them. Pub. 1963-05-05; B00000044065.
Issue 7May63. The One hundred dollar bet. Pub. 1963-05-07; B00000037006.
Issue 9May63. A New Bulgarian cigarette. Pub. 1963-05-09; B00000037003.
Issue 12May63. The Cherry pie scandal. Pub. 1963-05-12; B00000037001.
Issue 14May63. The Communists are pleased. Pub. 1963-05-14; B00000036999.
Issue 16May63. It's all in the name. Pub. 1963-05-16; B00000038882.
Issue 19May63. The Prowler. Pub. 1963-05-19; B00000038880.
Issue 18Jun63. The Use of the word "affair." Pub. 1963-06-18; B00000043578.
Issue 20Jun63. Commencement 1963. Pub. 1963-06-20; B00000044060.
Issue 22Jun63. A Man to the moon. Pub. 1963-06-22; B00000044062.
Issue 25Jun63. To see or not to see. Pub. 1963-06-25; B00000044066.
Issue 27Jun63. The French way. Pub. 1963-06-27; B00000046220.
Issue 30Jun63. Send a child into space. Pub. 1963-06-30; B00000046222.
Issue 2Jul63. Deductible friends. Pub. 1963-07-02; B00000047295.
Issue 4Jul63. What hath God wrought? Pub. 1963-07-04; B00000046218.
Issue 7Jul63. Laughing up the war. Pub. 1963-07-07; B00000046225.
Issue 9Jul63. Dream interview with Miss Keeler. Pub. 1963-07-09; B00000047296.
Issue 11Jul63. An Inexpensive summer. Pub. 1963-07-11; B00000048921.
Issue 14Jul63. A Slump in art thefts. Pub. 1963-07-14; B00000048920.
Issue 16Jul63. Man with an ulcer. Pub. 1963-07-16; B00000048926.
Issue 18Jul63. The Making of a conservative. Pub. 1963-07-18; B00000060205.
Issue 21Jul63. Is heaven segregated? Pub. 1963-07-21; B00000049765.
Issue 23Jul63. The 88th Congress at work. Pub. 1963-07-23; B00000049769.
Issue 25Jul63. Revisited keeping up with the Jonses. Pub. 1963-07-25; B00000052057.
Issue 28Jul63. Solving the gold problem. Pub. 1963-07-28; B00000052060.
Issue 30Jul63. The Numbers racket. Pub. 1963-07-30; B00000052061.
Issue 1Aug63. Not everyone is happy. Pub. 1963-08-01; B00000052994.
Issue 4Aug63. They shall not pass. Pub. 1963-08-04; B00000052996.
Issue 6Aug63. Sit down so you don't rock the boat. Pub. 1963-08-06; B00000052989.
Issue 8Aug63. You can buy happiness. Pub. 1963-08-08; B00000054700.
Issue 11Aug63. Open letter to Gen. DeGaulle. Pub. 1963-08-11; B00000054701.
Issue 13Aug63. We didn't get the name. Pub. 1963-08-13; B00000054698.
Issue 15Aug63. The Fight for inner space. Pub. 1963-08-15; B00000056533.
Issue 18Aug63. Net loss by Rusk. Pub. 1963-08-18; B00000056535.
Issue 20Aug63. You see, Virginia. Pub. 1963-08-20; B00000056536.
Issue 22Aug63. The Ultimate weapon. Pub. 1963-08-22; B00000057810.
Issue 25Aug63. Democratic worries. Pub. 1963-08-25; B00000057815.
Issue 27Aug63. When generals disagree. Pub. 1963-08-27; B00000057817.
Issue 29Aug63. I have a lady in the balcony. Pub. 1963-08-29; B00000057818.
Issue 1Sep63. Why fathers go broke. Pub. 1963-09-01; B00000060210.
Issue 3Sep63. Those were the days. Pub. 1963-09-03; B00000060211.
Issue 5Sep63. Sex and the college boy. Pub. 1963-09-05; B00000060207.
Issue 8Sep63. The Trouble with kids. Pub. 1963-09-08; B00000060206.
Issue 10Sep63. Save Roy Cohn! Pub. 1963-09-10; B00000060215.
Issue 12Sep63. The Search is on. Pub. 1963-09-12; B00000061486.
Issue 15Sep63. She wuz robbed. Pub. 1963-09-15; B00000061485.
Issue 17Sep63. Cleaning the air. Pub. 1963-09-17; B00000062547.
Issue 19Sep63. First year in Washington. Pub. 1963-09-19; B00000062546.
Issue 22Sep63. A Different decision. Pub. 1963-09-22; B00000062552.
Issue 24Sep63. Are you a patriot? Pub. 1963-09-24; B00000062553.
Issue 26Sep63. The Defector. Pub. 1963-09-26; B00000063590.
Issue 29Sep63. Way out in space. Pub. 1963-09-29; B00000063592.
Issue 1Oct63. He is nota candidate. Pub. 1963-10-01; B00000063902.
Issue 3Oct63. The Meistersinger. Pub. 1963-10-03; B00000064556.
Issue 6Oct63. Another Valachi? Pub. 1963-10-06; B00000064557.
Issue 8Oct63. Somewhere in Latin America. Pub. 1963-10-08; B00000066325.
Issue 10Oct63. Lobby as a fine art. Pub. 1963-10-10; B00000070606.
Issue 13Oct63. Is dancing subversive? Pub. 1963-10-13; B00000066326.
Issue 15Oct63. Madame Nhu's dream. Pub. 1963-10-15; B00000068066.
Issue 17Oct63. Get your program. Pub. 1963-10-17; B00000068064.
Issue 20Oct63. Hooray for commercials. Pub. 1963-10-20; B00000068067.
Issue 22Oct63. Give us this day. Pub. 1963-10-22; B00000067902.
Issue 24Oct63. Where does he stand? Pub. 1963-10-24; B00000070607.
Issue 29Oct63. Panel show discussion. Pub. 1963-10-29; B00000069140.
Issue 31Oct63. The Fountain of youth. Pub. 1963-10-31; B00000070609.
Issue 5Nov63. Your kid is a commie. Pub. 1963-11-05; B00000070599.
Issue 7Nov63. A Marriage is saved. Pub. 1963-11-07; B00000073175.
Issue 10Nov63. Book review. Pub. 1963-11-10; B00000073176.
Issue 12Nov63. Save the Redskins. Pub. 1963-11-12; B00000072991.
Issue 14Nov63. We almost caught a Jewel thief. Pub. 1963-11-14; B00000072990.
Issue 19Nov63. Yule shopping with Goldwater. Pub. 1963-11-19; B00000074324.
Issue 21Nov63. What are you watching. Pub. 1963-11-21; B00000074323.
Issue 26Nov63. A Man with humor. Pub. 1963-11-26; B00000076724.
Issue 3Dec63. A Citizen's lobby. Pub. 1963-12-03; B00000076720.
Issue 5Dec63. Dinner for one, please. Pub. 1963-12-05; B00000077026.
Issue 10Dec63. Yes, we have no bananas. Pub. 1963-12-10; B00000078748.
Issue 12Dec63. Of mice and women. Pub. 1963-12-12; B00000078477.
Issue 17Dec63. Voices in the wilderness. Pub. 1963-12-17; B00000078751.
Issue 19Dec63. What fathers want for Christmas. Pub. 1963-12-19; B00000080593.
Issue 24Dec63. Letter from Washington. Pub. 1963-12-24; B00000080596.
Issue 26Dec63. Best news stories of 1963. Pub. 1963-12-26; B00000080594.
Issue 29Dec63. Has anyone seen Ike? Pub. 1963-12-29; B00000080402.
Issue 31Dec63. Farewell to Mark. Pub. 1963-12-31; B00000083022.
Issue May63. The Guilty party is art Buchwald. Pub. 1963-04-18; (In McCall magazine) B00000035753.
Issue Mar63. Household help! Pub. 1963-02-19; (In McCall magazine) B00000025036.
Issue Jun63. The Man who promised marriage. PUB21May63; B40381. (In McCall magazine)
Issue Jul63. The Problems of being the perfect husband. Pub. 1963-06-18; (In McCall magazine) B00000048264.
(Art Buchwald) (In Sunday herald tribune)
Issue 27Oct63. Status symbol. Pub. 1963-10-27; (In McCall magazine) B00000068856.
Issue 3Nov63. A Dirty trick. Pub. 1963-11-03; (In McCall magazine) B00000070604.
Issue 17Nov63. Who'll investigate? Pub. 1963-11-17; (In McCall magazine) B00000072987.
Issue 24Nov63. We weep. Pub. 1963-11-24; (In McCall magazine) B00000076725.
Issue 1Dec63. When in Rome. Pub. 1963-12-01; (In McCall magazine) B00000077025.
Issue 8Dec63. Conventionitis. Pub. 1963-12-08; (In McCall magazine) B00000077075.
Issue 15Dec63. Suffrage in Washington. Pub. 1963-12-15; (In McCall magazine) B00000078749.
Issue 22Dec63. Here come the elephants. Pub. 1963-12-22; (In McCall magazine) B00000080403.
Names:
I chose capitol punishment. By Art Buchwald, ill. by Laszlo Matulay
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000553180 / 1991-11-15
A00000655953 / 1963-10-29
A00000655953 / 1963-10-29
Title:
I chose capitol punishment. By Art Buchwald, ill. by Laszlo Matulay.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: compilation & ill.
Variant title:
I chose capitol punishment.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
Laszlo Matulay
Art Buchwald
Art Buchwald
[Do back scrubbers make good wives?, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000400868 / 1988-11-16
Title:
[Do back scrubbers make good wives?, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Other Title:
A Rube Goldberg is a masterpiece.
A New SHAPE weapon.
The Students are restless.
A Writer views his pocketbook.
A Doctor operates on fate in Paris.
The Upbeat beatnik.
A Genuine fraud is caught.
The Yellow American.
A Girl, an Alfa Romeo, and French justice.
The D. F.C.
The Missile explained.
A Night at the opera.
A New new wave in French movies.
The Book's familiar but where'd it go?
The Photographer's wife.
The Seas of silence.
A Great triumph.
A Funny thing happened on the ....
The Most successful ghost.
The Mothers-in-law.
A Political briefing.
The Ugly Frenchman.
The Mysterious West.
A Word from our sponsors.
The 1964 candidate.
A Question of insurance.
The Little black book.
A New SHAPE weapon.
The Students are restless.
A Writer views his pocketbook.
A Doctor operates on fate in Paris.
The Upbeat beatnik.
A Genuine fraud is caught.
The Yellow American.
A Girl, an Alfa Romeo, and French justice.
The D. F.C.
The Missile explained.
A Night at the opera.
A New new wave in French movies.
The Book's familiar but where'd it go?
The Photographer's wife.
The Seas of silence.
A Great triumph.
A Funny thing happened on the ....
The Most successful ghost.
The Mothers-in-law.
A Political briefing.
The Ugly Frenchman.
The Mysterious West.
A Word from our sponsors.
The 1964 candidate.
A Question of insurance.
The Little black book.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 22May60. Do back scrubbers make good wives? Pub. 1960-05-22; B00000836628.
Issue 5Jun60. Just a good-by from DeGaulle. Pub. 1960-06-05; B00000840394.
Issue 12Jun60. A Rube Goldberg is a masterpiece. Pub. 1960-06-12; B00000840395.
Issue 19Jun60. First jazz ballet pas de Gene Kelly. Pub. 1960-06-19; B00000841559.
Issue 26Jun60. British debut of viticulture. Pub. 1960-06-26; B00000842742.
Issue 30Jun60. A New SHAPE weapon. Pub. 1960-06-30; B00000844388.
Issue 10Jul60. Ben-Hur win Burns Boyd. Pub. 1960-07-10; B00000846741.
Issue 17Jul60. Dauphiin adjusts to a wife in N. J. Pub. 1960-07-17; B00000847249.
Issue 19Jul60. The Students are restless. Pub. 1960-07-19; B00000847255.
Issue 24Jul60. A Writer views his pocketbook. Pub. 1960-07-24; B00000848276.
Issue 31Jul60. Elsinore switch, a Swede. Pub. 1960-07-31; B00000849219.
Issue 7Aug60. Wilder making up with Miss Monroe. Pub. 1960-08-07; B00000850886.
Issue 11Aug60. 10,000 cheer lalla-palooza match, porpoises happily wedded. Pub. 1960-08-11; B00000852557.
Issue 18Sep60. Montand irked by romance talk. Pub. 1960-09-18; B00000857682.
Issue 25Sep60. Discussing a film with Red China. Pub. 1960-09-25; B00000858911.
Issue 2Oct60. Judy Garland is going to return. Pub. 1960-10-02; B00000860196.
Issue 9Oct60. A Doctor operates on fate in Paris. Pub. 1960-10-09; B00000861592.
Issue 16Oct60. Brando's father regrets own ego. Pub. 1960-10-16; B00000864247.
Issue 23Oct60. Hollywood taking politics seriously. Pub. 1960-10-23; B00000864248.
Issue 30Oct60. Buchwald's view on campaign, it's "truth and purity" vs. "fun and games." Pub. 1960-10-30; B00000865640.
Issue 1Nov60. About the campaign, now it can be told. Pub. 1960-11-01; B00000865645.
Issue 6Nov60. This group could swing election, one of unpolled millions rankles over the snub. Pub. 1960-11-06; B00000867312.
Issue 13Nov60. How Jan Murray got son in college. Pub. 1960-11-13; B00000867313.
(Art Buchwald in Paris)
Issue 2Jan60. Here's what the newsmakers said to Buchwald during the past year. Pub. 1960-01-02; B00000811028.
Issue 7Jan60. Look out, Mrs. Ford. Pub. 1960-01-07; B00000812346.
Issue 10Jan60. Lena Horne isn't the memoir type. Pub. 1960-01-10; B00000812344.
Issue 12Jan60. Why this never runs dry. Pub. 1960-01-12; B00000812350.
Issue 14Jan60. The Upbeat beatnik. Pub. 1960-01-14; B00000813964.
Issue 17Jan60. Josephine Baker believes in love and brotherhood. Pub. 1960-01-17; B00000813963.
Issue 19Jan60. Pay the two francs. Pub. 1960-01-19; B00000813968.
Issue 21Jan60. It pays to be a father. Pub. 1960-01-21; B00000814907.
Issue 24Jan60. Weegee's looking for new angles. Pub. 1960-01-24; B00000814910.
Issue 28Jan60. A Genuine fraud is caught. Pub. 1960-01-28; B00000816643.
Issue 31Jan60. Children resist the "fix" as TV visits Buchwalds. Pub. 1960-01-31; B00000816642.
Issue 2Feb60. Stand by your closets. Pub. 1960-02-02; B00000816647.
Issue 4Feb60. The Yellow American. Pub. 1960-02-04; B00000902571.
Issue 7Feb60. After T CB, try Ignunt Oil. Pub. 1960-02-07; B00000817645.
Issue 9Feb60. What hath El Al wrought? Pub. 1960-02-09; B00000817649.
Issue 11Feb60. Is there a stock market? Pub. 1960-02-11; B00000819180.
Issue 14Feb60. Psychic symbols in movie heroes. Pub. 1960-02-14; B00000819177.
Issue 28Feb60. Heart of the law is softened by love. Pub. 1960-02-28; B00000902573.
Issue 6Mar60. A Girl, an Alfa Romeo, and French justice. Pub. 1960-03-06; B00000822563.
Issue 8Mar60. The D. F.C. Pub. 1960-03-08; B00000824319.
Issue 10Mar60. The Missile explained. Pub. 1960-03-10; B00000824321.
Issue 13Mar60. Now, at last, the tale can be told. Pub. 1960-03-13; B00000824318.
Issue 15Mar60. Advice to foreign tourists. Pub. 1960-03-15; B00000824325.
Issue 17Mar60. Achoo schev! Pub. 1960-03-17; B00000825440.
Issue 24Mar60. It's all in the crust. Pub. 1960-03-24; B00000826675.
Issue 27Mar60. Girl Scout virtue. Pub. 1960-03-27; B00000826673.
Issue 29Mar60. Zdrahs-v' wee't'yeh. Pub. 1960-03-29; B00000829112.
Issue 31Mar60. A Night at the opera. Pub. 1960-03-31; B00000829114.
Issue 3Apr60. A New new wave in French movies. Pub. 1960-04-03; B00000828301.
Issue 5Apr60. Hail to thee, academie. Pub. 1960-04-05; B00000828304.
Issue 7Apr60. Meeting at the summit. Pub. 1960-04-07; B00000828305.
Issue 10Apr60. The Book's familiar but where'd it go? Pub. 1960-04-10; B00000829111.
Issue 12Apr60. D-Day for Marlene. Pub. 1960-04-12; B00000830721.
Issue 14Apr60. Visiting firemen. Pub. 1960-04-14; B00000830723.
Issue 17Apr60. "Song of the shirt" has tragic end. Pub. 1960-04-17; B00000830720.
Issue 19Apr60. Why they're not going. Pub. 1960-04-19; B00000833235.
Issue 21Apr60. Tourist topping. Pub. 1960-04-21; B00000831985.
Issue 24Apr60. Trials of Pat Boone in French TV film. Pub. 1960-04-24; B00000831984.
Issue 26Apr60. Sentimental journey. Pub. 1960-04-26; B00000831990.
Issue 28Apr60. Gastro-disarmament. Pub. 1960-04-28; B00000833237.
Issue 1May60. Kids make people seem the craziest. Pub. 1960-05-01; B00000833238.
Issue 3May60. The Photographer's wife. Pub. 1960-05-03; B00000833239.
Issue 5May60. Eggheads francaise. Pub. 1960-05-05; B00000834369.
Issue 8May60. Paris is unfair to Zanuck's dog. Pub. 1960-05-08; B00000834367.
Issue 10May60. Two happy people. Pub. 1960-05-10; B00000835665.
Issue 12May60. On to Hong Kong. Pub. 1960-05-12; B00000835667.
Issue 15May60. Pen that floated a thousand songs. Pub. 1960-05-15; B00000835664.
Issue 19May60. Spies talk shop. Pub. 1960-05-19; B00000835733.
Issue 24May60. Fortune-telling on Cat St. Pub. 1960-05-24; B00000837953.
Issue 26May60. Queen of the garbage. Pub. 1960-05-26; B00000837955.
Issue 2Jun60. Who torpedoed the dinner? Pub. 1960-06-02; B00000839086.
Issue 7Jun60. Festivals we have known. Pub. 1960-06-07; B00000839090.
Issue 9Jun60. Leftover Hong Kong notes. Pub. 1960-06-09; B00000839092.
Issue 14Jun60. Who's ugly? Pub. 1960-06-14; B00000840399.
Issue 16Jun60. The Seas of silence. Pub. 1960-06-16; B00000841560.
Issue 21Jun60. Un-American baseball in Paris. Pub. 1960-06-21; B00000841564.
Issue 28Jun60. Hit him below the belt. Pub. 1960-06-28; B00000842744.
Issue 3Jul60. "Never on Sunday" movie hit. Pub. 1960-07-03; B00000844387.
Issue 5Jul60. Riot in the Parc Monceau. Pub. 1960-07-05; B00000844392.
Issue 12Jul60. Artichoke disarmament. Pub. 1960-07-12; B00000847250.
Issue 14Jul60. A Great triumph. Pub. 1960-07-14; B00000847251.
Issue 26Jul60. Hello, Sato, I'm fine. Pub. 1960-07-26; B00000848281.
Issue 28Jul60. Wedding of the year. Pub. 1960-07-28; B00000849220.
Issue 4Aug60. A Funny thing happened on the .... Pub. 1960-08-04; B00000850888.
Issue 9Aug60. Nobody here but tourists. Pub. 1960-08-09; B00000850892.
Issue 14Aug60. Boyer's problem, getting to sleep. Pub. 1960-08-14; B00000852555.
Issue 16Aug60. The Most successful ghost. Pub. 1960-08-16; B00000852562.
Issue 21Aug60. Actors as insurance risks. Pub. 1960-08-21; B00000853706.
Issue 25Aug60. Dogs of America, arise. Pub. 1960-08-25; B00000854545.
Issue 11Sep60. Father, son, husband image. Pub. 1960-09-11; B00000856770.
Issue 13Sep60. Conversation on a plane. Pub. 1960-09-13; B00000857683.
Issue 15Sep60. Benefits of pregnancy. Pub. 1960-09-15; B00000857684.
Issue 20Sep60. Hating people. Pub. 1960-09-20; B00000857688.
Issue 22Sep60. The Mothers-in-law. Pub. 1960-09-22; B00000858912.
Issue 27Sep60. Venus DeMilo's big toe. Pub. 1960-09-27; B00000858916.
Issue 29Sep60. Dolce vita in Paris. Pub. 1960-09-29; B00000858918.
(Buchwald in London)
Issue 5Jan60. Playing the game. Pub. 1960-01-05; B00000811030.
Issue 3May60. The Photographer's wife. Pub. 1960-05-03; B00000833239.
Issue 7Jul60. Not covered by Blue Cross. Pub. 1960-07-07; B00000846742.
Issue 21Jul60. Hints to business men. Pub. 1960-07-21; B00000848277.
Issue 18Aug60. Welcome to the club. Pub. 1960-08-18; B00000852563.
(Art Buchwald in New York)
Issue 16Feb60. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1960-02-16; B00000819184.
Issue 18Feb60. A Political briefing. Pub. 1960-02-18; B00000820129.
Issue 21Feb60. Hearken, teeners, to Nichols and May. Pub. 1960-02-21; B00000820128.
Issue 23Feb60. Don't be pal to son-in-law. Pub. 1960-02-23; B00000820133.
Issue 25Feb60. The Ugly Frenchman. Pub. 1960-02-25; B00000822451.
Issue 1Mar60. "Cherry pie" and "fluffy rice." Pub. 1960-03-01; B00000822453.
Issue 3Mar60. No payola in the U. S. A. Pub. 1960-03-03; B00000822455.
Issue 4Oct60. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1960-10-04; B00000860200.
Issue 6Oct60. Bay day at Red Eye. Pub. 1960-10-06; B00000861594.
(Art Buchwald in Corsica)
Issue 20Mar60. "Tourists" in exile called "vacation." Pub. 1960-03-20; B00000825438.
Issue 22Mar60. Vacation in Corsica. Pub. 1960-03-22; B00000825444.
(Art Buchwald in Hong Kong)
Issue 17May60. Best-dressed man. Pub. 1960-05-17; B00000835735.
Issue 31May60. The Mysterious West. Pub. 1960-05-31; B00000837959.
(Art Buchwald in Copenhagen)
Issue 2Aug60. Children parking. Pub. 1960-08-02; B00000849224.
(Art Buchwald in Rome)
Issue 28Aug60. Covering Olympics without a badge. Pub. 1960-08-28; B00000854544.
Issue 30Aug60. Rome's greatest playground. Pub. 1960-08-30; B00000854549.
Issue 6Sep60. Mother was a lousy sprinter. Pub. 1960-09-06; B00000855378.
Issue 8Sep60. Olympic notebook. Pub. 1960-09-08; B00000856771.
(Art Buchwald in the U. S. A.)
Issue 11Oct60. Do-it-yourself speech kit. Pub. 1960-10-11; B00000861598.
Issue 13Oct60. A Word from our sponsors. Pub. 1960-10-13; B00000861600.
Issue 18Oct60. I got the horse right here. Pub. 1960-10-18; B00000862561.
Issue 20Oct60. The 1964 candidate. Pub. 1960-10-20; B00000862563.
Issue 25Oct60. Battle of duplicating machines. Pub. 1960-10-25; B00000864252.
Issue 27Oct60. Keeping sex out of campaign. Pub. 1960-10-27; B00000865641.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 8Nov60. How to win back friends. Pub. 1960-11-08; B00000867317.
Issue 10Nov60. Come back, Uncle Oscar. Pub. 1960-11-10; B00000867319.
Issue 15Nov60. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1960-11-15; B00000868132.
Issue 17Nov60. For the sheer fun of it. Pub. 1960-11-17; B00000869263.
Issue 20Nov60. British showbiz vs. spirit and concept. Pub. 1960-11-20; B00000869262.
Issue 22Nov60. Americans, go home. Pub. 1960-11-22; B00000869267.
Issue 24Nov60. Don't hit the correspondents. Pub. 1960-11-24; B00000869269.
Issue 27Nov60. Bowling beats wife-beating. Pub. 1960-11-27; B00000871154.
Issue 29Nov60. What happened to the gold. Pub. 1960-11-29; B00000871150.
Issue 1Dec60. But what's happiness? Pub. 1960-12-01; B00000871148.
Issue 4Dec60. New flying era: what's playing? Pub. 1960-12-04; B00000871144.
Issue 6Dec60. A Question of insurance. Pub. 1960-12-06; B00000873206.
Issue 8Dec60. Lovlost finds its way. Pub. 1960-12-08; B00000873204.
Issue 11Dec60. No room at top for Santa Claus. Pub. 1960-12-11; B00000873207.
Issue 13Dec60. Satchmo in Africa. Pub. 1960-12-13; B00000873200.
Issue 15Dec60. Parlez-vous English? Pub. 1960-12-15; B00000873201.
Issue 18Dec60. Do not a lender be. Pub. 1960-12-18; B00000873199.
Issue 20Dec60. How to lose friends by being nice. Pub. 1960-12-20; B00000874133.
Issue 22Dec60. On the question of Christmas cards. Pub. 1960-12-22; B00000874130.
Issue 25Dec60. U S defends cowardly we. Pub. 1960-12-25; B00000874131.
Issue 27Dec60. The Little black book. Pub. 1960-12-27; B00000876181.
Issue 29Dec60. How to lose weight in France. Pub. 1960-12-29; B00000876183.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 26Jan60. Question of the Scoubidou. Pub. 1960-01-26; B00000814912.
Issue 19Jul60. The Students are restless. Pub. 1960-07-19; B00000847255.
Issue 5Jun60. Just a good-by from DeGaulle. Pub. 1960-06-05; B00000840394.
Issue 12Jun60. A Rube Goldberg is a masterpiece. Pub. 1960-06-12; B00000840395.
Issue 19Jun60. First jazz ballet pas de Gene Kelly. Pub. 1960-06-19; B00000841559.
Issue 26Jun60. British debut of viticulture. Pub. 1960-06-26; B00000842742.
Issue 30Jun60. A New SHAPE weapon. Pub. 1960-06-30; B00000844388.
Issue 10Jul60. Ben-Hur win Burns Boyd. Pub. 1960-07-10; B00000846741.
Issue 17Jul60. Dauphiin adjusts to a wife in N. J. Pub. 1960-07-17; B00000847249.
Issue 19Jul60. The Students are restless. Pub. 1960-07-19; B00000847255.
Issue 24Jul60. A Writer views his pocketbook. Pub. 1960-07-24; B00000848276.
Issue 31Jul60. Elsinore switch, a Swede. Pub. 1960-07-31; B00000849219.
Issue 7Aug60. Wilder making up with Miss Monroe. Pub. 1960-08-07; B00000850886.
Issue 11Aug60. 10,000 cheer lalla-palooza match, porpoises happily wedded. Pub. 1960-08-11; B00000852557.
Issue 18Sep60. Montand irked by romance talk. Pub. 1960-09-18; B00000857682.
Issue 25Sep60. Discussing a film with Red China. Pub. 1960-09-25; B00000858911.
Issue 2Oct60. Judy Garland is going to return. Pub. 1960-10-02; B00000860196.
Issue 9Oct60. A Doctor operates on fate in Paris. Pub. 1960-10-09; B00000861592.
Issue 16Oct60. Brando's father regrets own ego. Pub. 1960-10-16; B00000864247.
Issue 23Oct60. Hollywood taking politics seriously. Pub. 1960-10-23; B00000864248.
Issue 30Oct60. Buchwald's view on campaign, it's "truth and purity" vs. "fun and games." Pub. 1960-10-30; B00000865640.
Issue 1Nov60. About the campaign, now it can be told. Pub. 1960-11-01; B00000865645.
Issue 6Nov60. This group could swing election, one of unpolled millions rankles over the snub. Pub. 1960-11-06; B00000867312.
Issue 13Nov60. How Jan Murray got son in college. Pub. 1960-11-13; B00000867313.
(Art Buchwald in Paris)
Issue 2Jan60. Here's what the newsmakers said to Buchwald during the past year. Pub. 1960-01-02; B00000811028.
Issue 7Jan60. Look out, Mrs. Ford. Pub. 1960-01-07; B00000812346.
Issue 10Jan60. Lena Horne isn't the memoir type. Pub. 1960-01-10; B00000812344.
Issue 12Jan60. Why this never runs dry. Pub. 1960-01-12; B00000812350.
Issue 14Jan60. The Upbeat beatnik. Pub. 1960-01-14; B00000813964.
Issue 17Jan60. Josephine Baker believes in love and brotherhood. Pub. 1960-01-17; B00000813963.
Issue 19Jan60. Pay the two francs. Pub. 1960-01-19; B00000813968.
Issue 21Jan60. It pays to be a father. Pub. 1960-01-21; B00000814907.
Issue 24Jan60. Weegee's looking for new angles. Pub. 1960-01-24; B00000814910.
Issue 28Jan60. A Genuine fraud is caught. Pub. 1960-01-28; B00000816643.
Issue 31Jan60. Children resist the "fix" as TV visits Buchwalds. Pub. 1960-01-31; B00000816642.
Issue 2Feb60. Stand by your closets. Pub. 1960-02-02; B00000816647.
Issue 4Feb60. The Yellow American. Pub. 1960-02-04; B00000902571.
Issue 7Feb60. After T CB, try Ignunt Oil. Pub. 1960-02-07; B00000817645.
Issue 9Feb60. What hath El Al wrought? Pub. 1960-02-09; B00000817649.
Issue 11Feb60. Is there a stock market? Pub. 1960-02-11; B00000819180.
Issue 14Feb60. Psychic symbols in movie heroes. Pub. 1960-02-14; B00000819177.
Issue 28Feb60. Heart of the law is softened by love. Pub. 1960-02-28; B00000902573.
Issue 6Mar60. A Girl, an Alfa Romeo, and French justice. Pub. 1960-03-06; B00000822563.
Issue 8Mar60. The D. F.C. Pub. 1960-03-08; B00000824319.
Issue 10Mar60. The Missile explained. Pub. 1960-03-10; B00000824321.
Issue 13Mar60. Now, at last, the tale can be told. Pub. 1960-03-13; B00000824318.
Issue 15Mar60. Advice to foreign tourists. Pub. 1960-03-15; B00000824325.
Issue 17Mar60. Achoo schev! Pub. 1960-03-17; B00000825440.
Issue 24Mar60. It's all in the crust. Pub. 1960-03-24; B00000826675.
Issue 27Mar60. Girl Scout virtue. Pub. 1960-03-27; B00000826673.
Issue 29Mar60. Zdrahs-v' wee't'yeh. Pub. 1960-03-29; B00000829112.
Issue 31Mar60. A Night at the opera. Pub. 1960-03-31; B00000829114.
Issue 3Apr60. A New new wave in French movies. Pub. 1960-04-03; B00000828301.
Issue 5Apr60. Hail to thee, academie. Pub. 1960-04-05; B00000828304.
Issue 7Apr60. Meeting at the summit. Pub. 1960-04-07; B00000828305.
Issue 10Apr60. The Book's familiar but where'd it go? Pub. 1960-04-10; B00000829111.
Issue 12Apr60. D-Day for Marlene. Pub. 1960-04-12; B00000830721.
Issue 14Apr60. Visiting firemen. Pub. 1960-04-14; B00000830723.
Issue 17Apr60. "Song of the shirt" has tragic end. Pub. 1960-04-17; B00000830720.
Issue 19Apr60. Why they're not going. Pub. 1960-04-19; B00000833235.
Issue 21Apr60. Tourist topping. Pub. 1960-04-21; B00000831985.
Issue 24Apr60. Trials of Pat Boone in French TV film. Pub. 1960-04-24; B00000831984.
Issue 26Apr60. Sentimental journey. Pub. 1960-04-26; B00000831990.
Issue 28Apr60. Gastro-disarmament. Pub. 1960-04-28; B00000833237.
Issue 1May60. Kids make people seem the craziest. Pub. 1960-05-01; B00000833238.
Issue 3May60. The Photographer's wife. Pub. 1960-05-03; B00000833239.
Issue 5May60. Eggheads francaise. Pub. 1960-05-05; B00000834369.
Issue 8May60. Paris is unfair to Zanuck's dog. Pub. 1960-05-08; B00000834367.
Issue 10May60. Two happy people. Pub. 1960-05-10; B00000835665.
Issue 12May60. On to Hong Kong. Pub. 1960-05-12; B00000835667.
Issue 15May60. Pen that floated a thousand songs. Pub. 1960-05-15; B00000835664.
Issue 19May60. Spies talk shop. Pub. 1960-05-19; B00000835733.
Issue 24May60. Fortune-telling on Cat St. Pub. 1960-05-24; B00000837953.
Issue 26May60. Queen of the garbage. Pub. 1960-05-26; B00000837955.
Issue 2Jun60. Who torpedoed the dinner? Pub. 1960-06-02; B00000839086.
Issue 7Jun60. Festivals we have known. Pub. 1960-06-07; B00000839090.
Issue 9Jun60. Leftover Hong Kong notes. Pub. 1960-06-09; B00000839092.
Issue 14Jun60. Who's ugly? Pub. 1960-06-14; B00000840399.
Issue 16Jun60. The Seas of silence. Pub. 1960-06-16; B00000841560.
Issue 21Jun60. Un-American baseball in Paris. Pub. 1960-06-21; B00000841564.
Issue 28Jun60. Hit him below the belt. Pub. 1960-06-28; B00000842744.
Issue 3Jul60. "Never on Sunday" movie hit. Pub. 1960-07-03; B00000844387.
Issue 5Jul60. Riot in the Parc Monceau. Pub. 1960-07-05; B00000844392.
Issue 12Jul60. Artichoke disarmament. Pub. 1960-07-12; B00000847250.
Issue 14Jul60. A Great triumph. Pub. 1960-07-14; B00000847251.
Issue 26Jul60. Hello, Sato, I'm fine. Pub. 1960-07-26; B00000848281.
Issue 28Jul60. Wedding of the year. Pub. 1960-07-28; B00000849220.
Issue 4Aug60. A Funny thing happened on the .... Pub. 1960-08-04; B00000850888.
Issue 9Aug60. Nobody here but tourists. Pub. 1960-08-09; B00000850892.
Issue 14Aug60. Boyer's problem, getting to sleep. Pub. 1960-08-14; B00000852555.
Issue 16Aug60. The Most successful ghost. Pub. 1960-08-16; B00000852562.
Issue 21Aug60. Actors as insurance risks. Pub. 1960-08-21; B00000853706.
Issue 25Aug60. Dogs of America, arise. Pub. 1960-08-25; B00000854545.
Issue 11Sep60. Father, son, husband image. Pub. 1960-09-11; B00000856770.
Issue 13Sep60. Conversation on a plane. Pub. 1960-09-13; B00000857683.
Issue 15Sep60. Benefits of pregnancy. Pub. 1960-09-15; B00000857684.
Issue 20Sep60. Hating people. Pub. 1960-09-20; B00000857688.
Issue 22Sep60. The Mothers-in-law. Pub. 1960-09-22; B00000858912.
Issue 27Sep60. Venus DeMilo's big toe. Pub. 1960-09-27; B00000858916.
Issue 29Sep60. Dolce vita in Paris. Pub. 1960-09-29; B00000858918.
(Buchwald in London)
Issue 5Jan60. Playing the game. Pub. 1960-01-05; B00000811030.
Issue 3May60. The Photographer's wife. Pub. 1960-05-03; B00000833239.
Issue 7Jul60. Not covered by Blue Cross. Pub. 1960-07-07; B00000846742.
Issue 21Jul60. Hints to business men. Pub. 1960-07-21; B00000848277.
Issue 18Aug60. Welcome to the club. Pub. 1960-08-18; B00000852563.
(Art Buchwald in New York)
Issue 16Feb60. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1960-02-16; B00000819184.
Issue 18Feb60. A Political briefing. Pub. 1960-02-18; B00000820129.
Issue 21Feb60. Hearken, teeners, to Nichols and May. Pub. 1960-02-21; B00000820128.
Issue 23Feb60. Don't be pal to son-in-law. Pub. 1960-02-23; B00000820133.
Issue 25Feb60. The Ugly Frenchman. Pub. 1960-02-25; B00000822451.
Issue 1Mar60. "Cherry pie" and "fluffy rice." Pub. 1960-03-01; B00000822453.
Issue 3Mar60. No payola in the U. S. A. Pub. 1960-03-03; B00000822455.
Issue 4Oct60. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1960-10-04; B00000860200.
Issue 6Oct60. Bay day at Red Eye. Pub. 1960-10-06; B00000861594.
(Art Buchwald in Corsica)
Issue 20Mar60. "Tourists" in exile called "vacation." Pub. 1960-03-20; B00000825438.
Issue 22Mar60. Vacation in Corsica. Pub. 1960-03-22; B00000825444.
(Art Buchwald in Hong Kong)
Issue 17May60. Best-dressed man. Pub. 1960-05-17; B00000835735.
Issue 31May60. The Mysterious West. Pub. 1960-05-31; B00000837959.
(Art Buchwald in Copenhagen)
Issue 2Aug60. Children parking. Pub. 1960-08-02; B00000849224.
(Art Buchwald in Rome)
Issue 28Aug60. Covering Olympics without a badge. Pub. 1960-08-28; B00000854544.
Issue 30Aug60. Rome's greatest playground. Pub. 1960-08-30; B00000854549.
Issue 6Sep60. Mother was a lousy sprinter. Pub. 1960-09-06; B00000855378.
Issue 8Sep60. Olympic notebook. Pub. 1960-09-08; B00000856771.
(Art Buchwald in the U. S. A.)
Issue 11Oct60. Do-it-yourself speech kit. Pub. 1960-10-11; B00000861598.
Issue 13Oct60. A Word from our sponsors. Pub. 1960-10-13; B00000861600.
Issue 18Oct60. I got the horse right here. Pub. 1960-10-18; B00000862561.
Issue 20Oct60. The 1964 candidate. Pub. 1960-10-20; B00000862563.
Issue 25Oct60. Battle of duplicating machines. Pub. 1960-10-25; B00000864252.
Issue 27Oct60. Keeping sex out of campaign. Pub. 1960-10-27; B00000865641.
(Buchwald's column)
Issue 8Nov60. How to win back friends. Pub. 1960-11-08; B00000867317.
Issue 10Nov60. Come back, Uncle Oscar. Pub. 1960-11-10; B00000867319.
Issue 15Nov60. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1960-11-15; B00000868132.
Issue 17Nov60. For the sheer fun of it. Pub. 1960-11-17; B00000869263.
Issue 20Nov60. British showbiz vs. spirit and concept. Pub. 1960-11-20; B00000869262.
Issue 22Nov60. Americans, go home. Pub. 1960-11-22; B00000869267.
Issue 24Nov60. Don't hit the correspondents. Pub. 1960-11-24; B00000869269.
Issue 27Nov60. Bowling beats wife-beating. Pub. 1960-11-27; B00000871154.
Issue 29Nov60. What happened to the gold. Pub. 1960-11-29; B00000871150.
Issue 1Dec60. But what's happiness? Pub. 1960-12-01; B00000871148.
Issue 4Dec60. New flying era: what's playing? Pub. 1960-12-04; B00000871144.
Issue 6Dec60. A Question of insurance. Pub. 1960-12-06; B00000873206.
Issue 8Dec60. Lovlost finds its way. Pub. 1960-12-08; B00000873204.
Issue 11Dec60. No room at top for Santa Claus. Pub. 1960-12-11; B00000873207.
Issue 13Dec60. Satchmo in Africa. Pub. 1960-12-13; B00000873200.
Issue 15Dec60. Parlez-vous English? Pub. 1960-12-15; B00000873201.
Issue 18Dec60. Do not a lender be. Pub. 1960-12-18; B00000873199.
Issue 20Dec60. How to lose friends by being nice. Pub. 1960-12-20; B00000874133.
Issue 22Dec60. On the question of Christmas cards. Pub. 1960-12-22; B00000874130.
Issue 25Dec60. U S defends cowardly we. Pub. 1960-12-25; B00000874131.
Issue 27Dec60. The Little black book. Pub. 1960-12-27; B00000876181.
Issue 29Dec60. How to lose weight in France. Pub. 1960-12-29; B00000876183.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 26Jan60. Question of the Scoubidou. Pub. 1960-01-26; B00000814912.
Issue 19Jul60. The Students are restless. Pub. 1960-07-19; B00000847255.
Names:
Art Buchwald (52 documents)
example document: Don't forget to write. By Art Buchwald, illustrated by Lazlo Matulay
example document: Don't forget to write. By Art Buchwald, illustrated by Lazlo Matulay
Is it safe to drink the water? By Art Buchwald, ill.: Laszlo Matulay
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000497266 / 1990-11-19
A00000621585 / 1962-10-15
A00000621585 / 1962-10-15
Title:
Is it safe to drink the water? By Art Buchwald, ill.: Laszlo Matulay.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: compilation and new text.
Variant title:
Is it safe to drink the water?
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
Art Buchwald
Laszlo Matulay
Laszlo Matulay
[Too many bosses in movieland, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000219386/0 / 1984-11-08
Title:
[Too many bosses in movieland, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Variant title:
Too many bosses in movieland
Other Title:
Honest Americans on French trains.
P.S. from Paris
American money is no good.
Bergman signed and Garbo flipped.
Now it can be told.
Their last ping pong game.
Mister Rossellini at lunch.
An Open letter to Grace Kelly.
White Russians in Paris.
'A Pretty girl is like a melody.'
The Ten best restaurants in America.
How did it happen?
No hope for Russia.
A Voice from the silent world.
One should rest one's liver.
The Man from Big A.
Dean of American buyers.
'The Diner's companion.'
P.S. from New York
You never know who's watching.
Man in a gray flannel suit.
The Man with the 1,000-franc note.
The Man who didn't come to dinner.
P.S. from Washington
It's more blessed to give.
We don't want women to smoke cigars.
If you like Meccas, this is one.
Francois writes to Pierre.
P.S. from Miami Beach
Francois writes to Pierre, II.
The Barbarians of Hialeah.
Trouble in the Ford washroom.
P.S. from Detroit
The Blackboard jungle.
P.S. from Saint Louis
The Paris of America.
P.S. from Nouvelle-Orleans
Cajuns collect royalties.
P.S. from New Orleans
Up and down jazz music.
Better than shooting craps.
P.S. from Texas
Safe for humans to wear.
The Eyes of Texas are upon them.
P. S. from Dallas
Custer at the Alamo.
A 47.3-minute talk with Miss Kelly.
P. S. from Hollywood
Top menu billing for the film stars.
People who live in houses shouldn't.
Dealers shouldn't gloat.
P. S. from LasVegas
LasVegas lives.
What's the beef?
P. S. from Chicago
Make the people shorter.
P. S. in retrospect
Notes on the U. S. A.
Families never got on, royalty snub reporter.
Art Buchwald in Monaco
Flying with a child.
P. S. from 20,000 feet
White tie versus striped pants.
P. S. from Monaco
Rumors rampant about Prince, Grace.
Grace can remain American citizen.
Cats live it up at Monaco shelter.
Pro-American stories.
Rita Hayworth will make 'Pal Joey' not 'Joseph.'
French public hero number 1.
How courteous can you get?
A Slight taste of Fifth Avenue.
Three classes for America.
For A to H people only.
Boyer on Garbo.
Traveling with a wife?
The Disadvantages of taking parents to Europe.
Seven wives for one brother.
Taking parents to Europe, II.
Look who's casting stones.
The High cost of painting a picture.
The Man with no luck at all.
Was Grace's aunt responsible?
Report from Africa.
Salesmanship in Paris.
Try to get a visa for Russia.
The Dietrich nobody knows.
Old buses never die.
One at a time, one at a time.
The Man who doesn't come to dinner.
Modernizing the tourist.
Phi Beta finger painting.
The King of health.
The Moment of truth.
P. S. from Madrid
Only one of everything.
The Pride and the passion.
P. S. from Spain
The Brave wife.
The Minutes of the last meeting.
Fred Astaire in 'Funny face'.
The Ambassador's Fourth of July.
Putting both feet into it.
Every man'sa travel tout.
Can the Unites States be saved?
Kay in Paris.
How to make love in five languages.
No women but lots of slivowitz.
P. S. from Czechoslovakia
Honorable artist of the U. S. S. R.
All they want is 'Marty" or 'Carousel" for $500.
Reaction to 'Marty.'
You've got to criticize.
Violence versus sex.
Americans in Paris, I.
Americans in Paris, II.
'Star-spangled banner' is a Sinatra specialty.
Reporter gets counted on Happy's bandwagon.
Lean days for the spontaneous demonstrators.
How to write the story of Republican gathering.
P. S. from San Francisco
Stunts, cheers in hands of Young Republican.
Don't drop that shoe: President sleeps below.
Night club comic finds politics touchy subject.
Joe Smith, average American.
TV awards made easy.
The Yul Brynner fan club.
A Men's fashion advisor.
A Resignation.
Is the water safe?
Class distinction is dead.
Good man for a tough job.
Gary Cooper's advice to actors.
Milton Berle misses a cue.
The Life and loves of Maurice Chevalier.
They still get along.
Mother image.
Eighty-one and still going strong.
P.S. from Paris
American money is no good.
Bergman signed and Garbo flipped.
Now it can be told.
Their last ping pong game.
Mister Rossellini at lunch.
An Open letter to Grace Kelly.
White Russians in Paris.
'A Pretty girl is like a melody.'
The Ten best restaurants in America.
How did it happen?
No hope for Russia.
A Voice from the silent world.
One should rest one's liver.
The Man from Big A.
Dean of American buyers.
'The Diner's companion.'
P.S. from New York
You never know who's watching.
Man in a gray flannel suit.
The Man with the 1,000-franc note.
The Man who didn't come to dinner.
P.S. from Washington
It's more blessed to give.
We don't want women to smoke cigars.
If you like Meccas, this is one.
Francois writes to Pierre.
P.S. from Miami Beach
Francois writes to Pierre, II.
The Barbarians of Hialeah.
Trouble in the Ford washroom.
P.S. from Detroit
The Blackboard jungle.
P.S. from Saint Louis
The Paris of America.
P.S. from Nouvelle-Orleans
Cajuns collect royalties.
P.S. from New Orleans
Up and down jazz music.
Better than shooting craps.
P.S. from Texas
Safe for humans to wear.
The Eyes of Texas are upon them.
P. S. from Dallas
Custer at the Alamo.
A 47.3-minute talk with Miss Kelly.
P. S. from Hollywood
Top menu billing for the film stars.
People who live in houses shouldn't.
Dealers shouldn't gloat.
P. S. from LasVegas
LasVegas lives.
What's the beef?
P. S. from Chicago
Make the people shorter.
P. S. in retrospect
Notes on the U. S. A.
Families never got on, royalty snub reporter.
Art Buchwald in Monaco
Flying with a child.
P. S. from 20,000 feet
White tie versus striped pants.
P. S. from Monaco
Rumors rampant about Prince, Grace.
Grace can remain American citizen.
Cats live it up at Monaco shelter.
Pro-American stories.
Rita Hayworth will make 'Pal Joey' not 'Joseph.'
French public hero number 1.
How courteous can you get?
A Slight taste of Fifth Avenue.
Three classes for America.
For A to H people only.
Boyer on Garbo.
Traveling with a wife?
The Disadvantages of taking parents to Europe.
Seven wives for one brother.
Taking parents to Europe, II.
Look who's casting stones.
The High cost of painting a picture.
The Man with no luck at all.
Was Grace's aunt responsible?
Report from Africa.
Salesmanship in Paris.
Try to get a visa for Russia.
The Dietrich nobody knows.
Old buses never die.
One at a time, one at a time.
The Man who doesn't come to dinner.
Modernizing the tourist.
Phi Beta finger painting.
The King of health.
The Moment of truth.
P. S. from Madrid
Only one of everything.
The Pride and the passion.
P. S. from Spain
The Brave wife.
The Minutes of the last meeting.
Fred Astaire in 'Funny face'.
The Ambassador's Fourth of July.
Putting both feet into it.
Every man'sa travel tout.
Can the Unites States be saved?
Kay in Paris.
How to make love in five languages.
No women but lots of slivowitz.
P. S. from Czechoslovakia
Honorable artist of the U. S. S. R.
All they want is 'Marty" or 'Carousel" for $500.
Reaction to 'Marty.'
You've got to criticize.
Violence versus sex.
Americans in Paris, I.
Americans in Paris, II.
'Star-spangled banner' is a Sinatra specialty.
Reporter gets counted on Happy's bandwagon.
Lean days for the spontaneous demonstrators.
How to write the story of Republican gathering.
P. S. from San Francisco
Stunts, cheers in hands of Young Republican.
Don't drop that shoe: President sleeps below.
Night club comic finds politics touchy subject.
Joe Smith, average American.
TV awards made easy.
The Yul Brynner fan club.
A Men's fashion advisor.
A Resignation.
Is the water safe?
Class distinction is dead.
Good man for a tough job.
Gary Cooper's advice to actors.
Milton Berle misses a cue.
The Life and loves of Maurice Chevalier.
They still get along.
Mother image.
Eighty-one and still going strong.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jan56. Too many bosses in movieland. (P.S. from London) Pub. 1956-01-01; B00000570220.
Issue 3Jan56. Honest Americans on French trains. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-03; B00000570222.
Issue 5Jan56. American money is no good. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-05; B00000570224.
Issue 8Jan56. Bergman signed and Garbo flipped. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-08; B00000571562.
Issue 10Jan56. Now it can be told. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-10; B00000570226.
Issue 12Jan56. Their last ping pong game. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-12; B00000571565.
Issue 15Jan56. Mister Rossellini at lunch. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-15; B00000571568.
Issue 17jan56. An Open letter to Grace Kelly. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-17; B00000571570.
Issue 19Jan56. White Russians in Paris. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-19; B00000572967.
Issue 22Jan56. 'A Pretty girl is like a melody.' (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-22; B00000572970.
Issue 24Jan56. The Ten best restaurants in America. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-24; B00000572972.
Issue 26Jan56. How did it happen? (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-26; B00000574127.
Issue 29Jan56. No hope for Russia. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-29; B00000574130.
Issue 31Jan56. A Voice from the silent world. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-31; B00000574132.
Issue 2Feb56. One should rest one's liver. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-02-02; B00000575630.
Issue 5Feb56. The Man from Big A. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-02-05; B00000575633.
Issue 7Feb56. Dean of American buyers. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-02-07; B00000575635.
Issue 9Feb56. 'The Diner's companion.' (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-09; B00000577334.
Issue 12Feb56. You never know who's watching. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-12; B00000577337.
Issue 14Feb56. Man in a gray flannel suit. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-14; B00000577339.
Issue 21Feb56. The Man with the 1,000-franc note. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-21; B00000578397.
Issue 19Feb56. The Man who didn't come to dinner. (P.S. from Washington) Pub. 1956-02-19; B00000578395.
Issue 16Feb56. It's more blessed to give. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-16; B00000578392.
Issue 23Feb56. We don't want women to smoke cigars. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-23; B00000579423.
Issue 7Aug56. Americans in Paris, I. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-08-07; B00000605618.
Issue 26Feb56. If you like Meccas, this is one. (P.S. from Washington) Pub. 1956-02-26; B00000579426.
Issue 28Feb56. Francois writes to Pierre. (P.S. from Miami Beach) Pub. 1956-02-28; B00000579428.
Issue 1Mar56. Francois writes to Pierre, II. (P.S. from Miami Beach) Pub. 1956-03-01; B00000580437.
Issue 4Mar56. The Barbarians of Hialeah. (P.S. from Miami Beach) Pub. 1956-03-04; B00000580440.
Issue 6Mar56. Trouble in the Ford washroom. (P.S. from Detroit) Pub. 1956-03-06; B00000580442.
Issue 8Mar56. Trouble in the Ford washroom. (P.S. from Detroit) Pub. 1956-03-08; B00000582012.
Issue 11Mar56. The Blackboard jungle. (P.S. from Saint Louis) Pub. 1956-03-11; B00000582015.
Issue 13Mar56. The Paris of America. (P.S. from Nouvelle-Orleans) Pub. 1956-03-13; B00000582017.
Issue 15Mar56. Cajuns collect royalties. (P.S. from New Orleans) Pub. 1956-03-15; B00000583150.
Issue 18Mar56. Up and down jazz music. (P.S. from New Orleans) Pub. 1956-03-18; B00000583153.
Issue 20Mar56. Better than shooting craps. (P.S. from Texas) Pub. 1956-03-20; B00000583155.
Issue 22Mar56. Safe for humans to wear. (P. S. from Texas) Pub. 1956-03-22; B00000584684.
Issue 25Mar56. The Eyes of Texas are upon them. (P. S. from Dallas) Pub. 1956-03-25; B00000584687.
Issue 27Mar56. Custer at the Alamo. (P. S. from Texas) Pub. 1956-03-27; B00000584689.
Issue 29Mar56. A 47.3-minute talk with Miss Kelly. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-03-29; B00000584691.
Issue 1Apr56. Top menu billing for the film stars. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-04-01; B00000586232.
Issue 3Apr56. People who live in houses shouldn't. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-04-03; B00000586234.
Issue 5Apr56. Dealers shouldn't gloat. (P. S. from LasVegas) Pub. 1956-04-05; B00000586236.
Issue 8Apr56. LasVegas lives. (P. S. from LasVegas) Pub. 1956-04-08; B00000586239.
Issue 10Apr56. What's the beef? (P. S. from Chicago) Pub. 1956-04-10; B00000586241.
Issue 12Apr56. Make the people shorter. (P. S. in retrospect) Pub. 1956-04-12; B00000587587.
Issue 15Apr56. Notes on the U. S. A. (P. S. in retrospect) Pub. 1956-04-15; B00000587590.
Issue 16Apr56. Families never got on, royalty snub reporter. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-16; B00000587591.
Issue 17Apr56. Flying with a child. (P. S. from 20,000 feet) Pub. 1956-04-17; B00000587592.
Issue 18Apr56. According to Buchwald, Rainier ban annoys gem thieves. Pub. 1956-04-18; B00000588378.
Issue 19Apr56. White tie versus striped pants. (P. S. from Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-19; B00000588379.
Issue 14Apr56. Rumors rampant about Prince, Grace. (P. S. from Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-14; B00000587589.
Issue 22Apr56. Grace can remain American citizen. (P. S. from Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-22; B00000588382.
Issue 24Apr56. Cats live it up at Monaco shelter. (P. S. from Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-24; B00000588384.
Issue 26Apr56. Pro-American stories. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-04-26; B00000589570.
Issue 29Apr56. Rita Hayworth will make 'Pal Joey' not 'Joseph.' (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-04-29; B00000589573.
Issue 1May56. French public hero number 1. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-01; B00000591311.
Issue 3May56. How courteous can you get? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-03; B00000591313.
Issue 6May56. A Slight taste of Fifth Avenue. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-06; B00000591316.
Issue 8May56. Three classes for America. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-08; B00000591318.
Issue 10May56. For A to H people only. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-10; B00000591320.
Issue 13May56. Boyer on Garbo. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-13; B00000592020.
Issue 15May56. Traveling with a wife? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-15; B00000592022.
Issue 17May56. The Disadvantages of taking parents to Europe. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-17; B00000593246.
Issue 20May56. Seven wives for one brother. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-20; B00000593249.
Issue 22May56. Taking parents to Europe, II. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-22; B00000593251.
Issue 24May56. Look who's casting stones. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-24; B00000594395.
Issue 27May56. The High cost of painting a picture. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-27; B00000594938.
Issue 29May56. The Man with no luck at all. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-29; B00000594940.
Issue 31May56. Was Grace's aunt responsible? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-31; B00000594942.
Issue 3Jun56. Report from Africa. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-03; B00000595234.
Issue 5Jun56. Salesmanship in Paris. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-05; B00000595236.
Issue 7Jun56. Try to get a visa for Russia. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-07; B00000595238.
Issue 10Jun56. The Dietrich nobody knows. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-10; B00000596302.
Issue 12Jun56. Old buses never die. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-12; B00000596304.
Issue 14Jun56. One at a time, one at a time. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-14; B00000597784.
Issue 17Jun56. The Man who doesn't come to dinner. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-17; B00000597787.
Issue 19Jun56. Modernizing the tourist. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-19; B00000597789.
Issue 21Jun56. Phi Beta finger painting. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-21; B00000598955.
Issue 24Jun56. The King of health. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-24; B00000598958.
Issue 26Jun56. The Moment of truth. (P. S. from Madrid) Pub. 1956-06-26; B00000598960.
Issue 28Jun56. Only one of everything. (P. S. from Madrid) Pub. 1956-06-28; B00000600772.
Issue 1Jul56. The Pride and the passion. (P. S. from Spain) Pub. 1956-07-01; B00000600775.
Issue 3Jul56. The Brave wife. (P. S. from Spain) Pub. 1956-07-03; B00000600777.
Issue 5Jul56. The Minutes of the last meeting. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-05; B00000600779.
Issue 8Jul56. Fred Astaire in 'Funny face'. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-08; B00000600782.
Issue 10Jul56. The Ambassador's Fourth of July. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-10; B00000600784.
Issue 12Jul56. Putting both feet into it. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-12; B00000601971.
Issue 15Jul56. Every man'sa travel tout. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-15; B00000601974.
Issue 17Jul56. Can the Unites States be saved? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-17; B00000601976.
Issue 19Jul56. Kay in Paris. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-19; B00000603329.
Issue 22Jul56. How to make love in five languages. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-22; B00000603332.
Issue 26Jul56. No women but lots of slivowitz. (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-07-26; B00000604394.
Issue 26Jul56. Honorable artist of the U. S. S. R. (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-07-26; B00000604394.
Issue 29Jul56. All they want is 'Marty" or 'Carousel" for $500. (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-07-29; B00000604397.
Issue 31Jul56. Reaction to 'Marty.' (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-07-31; B00000604399.
Issue 2Aug56. You've got to criticize. (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-08-02; B00000605613.
Issue 5Aug56. Violence versus sex. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-08-05; B00000605616.
Issue 9Aug56. Americans in Paris, II. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-08-09; B00000605620.
Issue 12Aug56. 'Star-spangled banner' is a Sinatra specialty. (P. S. from New York) Pub. 1956-08-12; B00000606777.
Issue 14Aug56. Reporter gets counted on Happy's bandwagon. (P. S. from Chicago) Pub. 1956-08-14; B00000608515.
Issue 16Aug56. Lean days for the spontaneous demonstrators. (P. S. from Chicago) Pub. 1956-08-16; B00000606780.
Issue 19Aug56. How to write the story of Republican gathering. (P. S. from San Francisco) Pub. 1956-08-19; B00000607676.
Issue 21Aug56. Stunts, cheers in hands of Young Republican. (P. S. from San Francisco) Pub. 1956-08-21; B00000607678.
Issue 23Aug56. Don't drop that shoe: President sleeps below. (P. S. from San Francisco) Pub. 1956-08-23; B00000608517.
Issue 26Aug56. Night club comic finds politics touchy subject. (P. S. from San Francicso) Pub. 1956-08-26; B00000608520.
Issue 28Aug56. Joe Smith, average American. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-08-28; B00000608522.
Issue 30Aug56. Art Buchwald in LosAngeles-a way out for college football. Pub. 1956-08-30; B00000609879.
Issue 2Sep56. TV awards made easy. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-09-02; B00000609882.
Issue 4Sep56. The Yul Brynner fan club. (P. S. from New York) Pub. 1956-09-04; B00000609884.
Issue 6Sep56. A Men's fashion advisor. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-06; B00000609886.
Issue 9Sep56. A Resignation. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-09; B00000609889.
Issue 11Sep56. Is the water safe? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-11; B00000611401.
Issue 13Sep56. Class distinction is dead. (P. S. from 20,000 feet) Pub. 1956-09-13; B00000611403.
Issue 16Sep56. Good man for a tough job. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-16; B00000611406.
Issue 18Sep56. Gary Cooper's advice to actors. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-18; B00000611408.
Issue 20Sep56. Milton Berle misses a cue. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-20; B00000612749.
Issue 23Sep56. The Life and loves of Maurice Chevalier. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-23; B00000612752.
Issue 25Sep56. They still get along. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-25; B00000612754.
Issue 27Sep56. Mother image. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-27; B00000613759.
Issue 30Sep56. Eighty-one and still going strong. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-30; B00000613762.
Issue 2Oct56. A Tourist meets a lot of celebritites. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-02; B00000613674.
Issue 4Oct56. The French against themselves. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-04; B00000614797.
Issue 7Oct56. A Very interesting job. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-07; B00000614800.
Issue 9Oct56. The Mona Lisa crouch. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-09; B00000614802.
Issue 11Oct56. They shot Lincoln, too. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-11; B00000616052.
Issue 14Oct56. Bonjour success. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-14; B00000616055.
Issue 16Oct56. We're not bitter. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-16; B00000616057.
Issue 18Oct56. A Good-will ambassador from New York in Paris. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-18; B00000617330.
Issue 21Oct56. Merci, Monsieur Schapiro. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-21; B00000617333.
Issue 23Oct56. Please fill in application. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-23; B00000617335.
Issue 25Oct56. Eisenhower versus Stevenson in France. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-25; B00000617337.
Issue 28Oct56. While Paris trembled. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-28; B00000618360.
Issue 30Oct56. They're too comfortable in the U. S. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-30; B00000618362.
Issue 1Nov56. The Fighting lady docker. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-01; B00000619508.
Issue 4Nov56. The Secret policeman cried. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-04; B00000619511.
Issue 6Nov56. Get out of the picture! (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-06; B00000619513.
Issue 8Nov56. Getting a vacation. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-08; B00000620343.
Issue 11Nov56. The Advantages of co-production. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-11; B00000620346.
Issue 13Nov56. Politesse is not dead. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-13; B00000620348.
Issue 15Nov56. Carry me back to ole etc., etc. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-15; B00000621546.
Issue 18Nov56. A Canned trip. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-18; B00000621549.
Issue 20Nov56. A Young dress designer. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-20; B00000621551.
Issue 22Nov56. The True story of Budapest. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-22; B00000622309.
Issue 25Nov56. A Slight breach of fashion. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-25; B00000622312.
Issue 27Nov56. Things are not too sweet in Paris. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-27; B00000623174.
Issue 29Nov56. Dali doesn't dally any more. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-29; B00000623176.
Issue 2Dec56. Britain's sex symbol. (P. S. from London) Pub. 1956-12-02; B00000623665.
Issue 4Dec56. A Mickle to make a muckle. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-04; B00000623667.
Issue 6Dec56. France's sex symbol. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-06; B00000624320.
Issue 9Dec56. They're censoring our plays. (P. S. from London) Pub. 1956-12-09; B00000624323.
Issue 11Dec56. Some frightening talk. (P. S. from London) Pub. 1956-12-11; B00000624325.
Issue 13Dec56. How to save money in Paris. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-13; B00000626487.
Issue 16Dec56. Photographers at work. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-16; B00000626490.
Issue 18Dec56. Pawnshops in a hangar. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-18; B00000626492.
Issue 20Dec56. EATO or else. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-20; B00000627435.
Issue 23Dec56. Bits and pieces. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-23; B00000627438.
Issue 25Dec56. He writes and writes and writes. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-25; B00000627440.
Issue 27Dec56. The Truth about strip-tease. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-27; B00000627442.
Issue 30Dec56. The Bluebell girls. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-30; B00000627445.
Issue 3Jan56. Honest Americans on French trains. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-03; B00000570222.
Issue 5Jan56. American money is no good. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-05; B00000570224.
Issue 8Jan56. Bergman signed and Garbo flipped. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-08; B00000571562.
Issue 10Jan56. Now it can be told. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-10; B00000570226.
Issue 12Jan56. Their last ping pong game. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-12; B00000571565.
Issue 15Jan56. Mister Rossellini at lunch. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-15; B00000571568.
Issue 17jan56. An Open letter to Grace Kelly. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-17; B00000571570.
Issue 19Jan56. White Russians in Paris. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-19; B00000572967.
Issue 22Jan56. 'A Pretty girl is like a melody.' (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-22; B00000572970.
Issue 24Jan56. The Ten best restaurants in America. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-24; B00000572972.
Issue 26Jan56. How did it happen? (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-26; B00000574127.
Issue 29Jan56. No hope for Russia. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-29; B00000574130.
Issue 31Jan56. A Voice from the silent world. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-01-31; B00000574132.
Issue 2Feb56. One should rest one's liver. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-02-02; B00000575630.
Issue 5Feb56. The Man from Big A. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-02-05; B00000575633.
Issue 7Feb56. Dean of American buyers. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-02-07; B00000575635.
Issue 9Feb56. 'The Diner's companion.' (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-09; B00000577334.
Issue 12Feb56. You never know who's watching. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-12; B00000577337.
Issue 14Feb56. Man in a gray flannel suit. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-14; B00000577339.
Issue 21Feb56. The Man with the 1,000-franc note. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-21; B00000578397.
Issue 19Feb56. The Man who didn't come to dinner. (P.S. from Washington) Pub. 1956-02-19; B00000578395.
Issue 16Feb56. It's more blessed to give. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-16; B00000578392.
Issue 23Feb56. We don't want women to smoke cigars. (P.S. from New York) Pub. 1956-02-23; B00000579423.
Issue 7Aug56. Americans in Paris, I. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-08-07; B00000605618.
Issue 26Feb56. If you like Meccas, this is one. (P.S. from Washington) Pub. 1956-02-26; B00000579426.
Issue 28Feb56. Francois writes to Pierre. (P.S. from Miami Beach) Pub. 1956-02-28; B00000579428.
Issue 1Mar56. Francois writes to Pierre, II. (P.S. from Miami Beach) Pub. 1956-03-01; B00000580437.
Issue 4Mar56. The Barbarians of Hialeah. (P.S. from Miami Beach) Pub. 1956-03-04; B00000580440.
Issue 6Mar56. Trouble in the Ford washroom. (P.S. from Detroit) Pub. 1956-03-06; B00000580442.
Issue 8Mar56. Trouble in the Ford washroom. (P.S. from Detroit) Pub. 1956-03-08; B00000582012.
Issue 11Mar56. The Blackboard jungle. (P.S. from Saint Louis) Pub. 1956-03-11; B00000582015.
Issue 13Mar56. The Paris of America. (P.S. from Nouvelle-Orleans) Pub. 1956-03-13; B00000582017.
Issue 15Mar56. Cajuns collect royalties. (P.S. from New Orleans) Pub. 1956-03-15; B00000583150.
Issue 18Mar56. Up and down jazz music. (P.S. from New Orleans) Pub. 1956-03-18; B00000583153.
Issue 20Mar56. Better than shooting craps. (P.S. from Texas) Pub. 1956-03-20; B00000583155.
Issue 22Mar56. Safe for humans to wear. (P. S. from Texas) Pub. 1956-03-22; B00000584684.
Issue 25Mar56. The Eyes of Texas are upon them. (P. S. from Dallas) Pub. 1956-03-25; B00000584687.
Issue 27Mar56. Custer at the Alamo. (P. S. from Texas) Pub. 1956-03-27; B00000584689.
Issue 29Mar56. A 47.3-minute talk with Miss Kelly. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-03-29; B00000584691.
Issue 1Apr56. Top menu billing for the film stars. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-04-01; B00000586232.
Issue 3Apr56. People who live in houses shouldn't. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-04-03; B00000586234.
Issue 5Apr56. Dealers shouldn't gloat. (P. S. from LasVegas) Pub. 1956-04-05; B00000586236.
Issue 8Apr56. LasVegas lives. (P. S. from LasVegas) Pub. 1956-04-08; B00000586239.
Issue 10Apr56. What's the beef? (P. S. from Chicago) Pub. 1956-04-10; B00000586241.
Issue 12Apr56. Make the people shorter. (P. S. in retrospect) Pub. 1956-04-12; B00000587587.
Issue 15Apr56. Notes on the U. S. A. (P. S. in retrospect) Pub. 1956-04-15; B00000587590.
Issue 16Apr56. Families never got on, royalty snub reporter. (Art Buchwald in Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-16; B00000587591.
Issue 17Apr56. Flying with a child. (P. S. from 20,000 feet) Pub. 1956-04-17; B00000587592.
Issue 18Apr56. According to Buchwald, Rainier ban annoys gem thieves. Pub. 1956-04-18; B00000588378.
Issue 19Apr56. White tie versus striped pants. (P. S. from Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-19; B00000588379.
Issue 14Apr56. Rumors rampant about Prince, Grace. (P. S. from Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-14; B00000587589.
Issue 22Apr56. Grace can remain American citizen. (P. S. from Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-22; B00000588382.
Issue 24Apr56. Cats live it up at Monaco shelter. (P. S. from Monaco) Pub. 1956-04-24; B00000588384.
Issue 26Apr56. Pro-American stories. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-04-26; B00000589570.
Issue 29Apr56. Rita Hayworth will make 'Pal Joey' not 'Joseph.' (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-04-29; B00000589573.
Issue 1May56. French public hero number 1. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-01; B00000591311.
Issue 3May56. How courteous can you get? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-03; B00000591313.
Issue 6May56. A Slight taste of Fifth Avenue. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-06; B00000591316.
Issue 8May56. Three classes for America. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-08; B00000591318.
Issue 10May56. For A to H people only. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-10; B00000591320.
Issue 13May56. Boyer on Garbo. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-13; B00000592020.
Issue 15May56. Traveling with a wife? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-15; B00000592022.
Issue 17May56. The Disadvantages of taking parents to Europe. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-17; B00000593246.
Issue 20May56. Seven wives for one brother. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-20; B00000593249.
Issue 22May56. Taking parents to Europe, II. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-22; B00000593251.
Issue 24May56. Look who's casting stones. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-24; B00000594395.
Issue 27May56. The High cost of painting a picture. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-27; B00000594938.
Issue 29May56. The Man with no luck at all. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-29; B00000594940.
Issue 31May56. Was Grace's aunt responsible? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-05-31; B00000594942.
Issue 3Jun56. Report from Africa. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-03; B00000595234.
Issue 5Jun56. Salesmanship in Paris. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-05; B00000595236.
Issue 7Jun56. Try to get a visa for Russia. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-07; B00000595238.
Issue 10Jun56. The Dietrich nobody knows. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-10; B00000596302.
Issue 12Jun56. Old buses never die. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-12; B00000596304.
Issue 14Jun56. One at a time, one at a time. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-14; B00000597784.
Issue 17Jun56. The Man who doesn't come to dinner. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-17; B00000597787.
Issue 19Jun56. Modernizing the tourist. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-19; B00000597789.
Issue 21Jun56. Phi Beta finger painting. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-21; B00000598955.
Issue 24Jun56. The King of health. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-06-24; B00000598958.
Issue 26Jun56. The Moment of truth. (P. S. from Madrid) Pub. 1956-06-26; B00000598960.
Issue 28Jun56. Only one of everything. (P. S. from Madrid) Pub. 1956-06-28; B00000600772.
Issue 1Jul56. The Pride and the passion. (P. S. from Spain) Pub. 1956-07-01; B00000600775.
Issue 3Jul56. The Brave wife. (P. S. from Spain) Pub. 1956-07-03; B00000600777.
Issue 5Jul56. The Minutes of the last meeting. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-05; B00000600779.
Issue 8Jul56. Fred Astaire in 'Funny face'. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-08; B00000600782.
Issue 10Jul56. The Ambassador's Fourth of July. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-10; B00000600784.
Issue 12Jul56. Putting both feet into it. (P.S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-12; B00000601971.
Issue 15Jul56. Every man'sa travel tout. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-15; B00000601974.
Issue 17Jul56. Can the Unites States be saved? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-17; B00000601976.
Issue 19Jul56. Kay in Paris. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-19; B00000603329.
Issue 22Jul56. How to make love in five languages. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-07-22; B00000603332.
Issue 26Jul56. No women but lots of slivowitz. (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-07-26; B00000604394.
Issue 26Jul56. Honorable artist of the U. S. S. R. (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-07-26; B00000604394.
Issue 29Jul56. All they want is 'Marty" or 'Carousel" for $500. (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-07-29; B00000604397.
Issue 31Jul56. Reaction to 'Marty.' (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-07-31; B00000604399.
Issue 2Aug56. You've got to criticize. (P. S. from Czechoslovakia) Pub. 1956-08-02; B00000605613.
Issue 5Aug56. Violence versus sex. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-08-05; B00000605616.
Issue 9Aug56. Americans in Paris, II. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-08-09; B00000605620.
Issue 12Aug56. 'Star-spangled banner' is a Sinatra specialty. (P. S. from New York) Pub. 1956-08-12; B00000606777.
Issue 14Aug56. Reporter gets counted on Happy's bandwagon. (P. S. from Chicago) Pub. 1956-08-14; B00000608515.
Issue 16Aug56. Lean days for the spontaneous demonstrators. (P. S. from Chicago) Pub. 1956-08-16; B00000606780.
Issue 19Aug56. How to write the story of Republican gathering. (P. S. from San Francisco) Pub. 1956-08-19; B00000607676.
Issue 21Aug56. Stunts, cheers in hands of Young Republican. (P. S. from San Francisco) Pub. 1956-08-21; B00000607678.
Issue 23Aug56. Don't drop that shoe: President sleeps below. (P. S. from San Francisco) Pub. 1956-08-23; B00000608517.
Issue 26Aug56. Night club comic finds politics touchy subject. (P. S. from San Francicso) Pub. 1956-08-26; B00000608520.
Issue 28Aug56. Joe Smith, average American. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-08-28; B00000608522.
Issue 30Aug56. Art Buchwald in LosAngeles-a way out for college football. Pub. 1956-08-30; B00000609879.
Issue 2Sep56. TV awards made easy. (P. S. from Hollywood) Pub. 1956-09-02; B00000609882.
Issue 4Sep56. The Yul Brynner fan club. (P. S. from New York) Pub. 1956-09-04; B00000609884.
Issue 6Sep56. A Men's fashion advisor. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-06; B00000609886.
Issue 9Sep56. A Resignation. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-09; B00000609889.
Issue 11Sep56. Is the water safe? (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-11; B00000611401.
Issue 13Sep56. Class distinction is dead. (P. S. from 20,000 feet) Pub. 1956-09-13; B00000611403.
Issue 16Sep56. Good man for a tough job. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-16; B00000611406.
Issue 18Sep56. Gary Cooper's advice to actors. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-18; B00000611408.
Issue 20Sep56. Milton Berle misses a cue. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-20; B00000612749.
Issue 23Sep56. The Life and loves of Maurice Chevalier. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-23; B00000612752.
Issue 25Sep56. They still get along. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-25; B00000612754.
Issue 27Sep56. Mother image. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-27; B00000613759.
Issue 30Sep56. Eighty-one and still going strong. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-09-30; B00000613762.
Issue 2Oct56. A Tourist meets a lot of celebritites. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-02; B00000613674.
Issue 4Oct56. The French against themselves. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-04; B00000614797.
Issue 7Oct56. A Very interesting job. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-07; B00000614800.
Issue 9Oct56. The Mona Lisa crouch. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-09; B00000614802.
Issue 11Oct56. They shot Lincoln, too. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-11; B00000616052.
Issue 14Oct56. Bonjour success. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-14; B00000616055.
Issue 16Oct56. We're not bitter. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-16; B00000616057.
Issue 18Oct56. A Good-will ambassador from New York in Paris. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-18; B00000617330.
Issue 21Oct56. Merci, Monsieur Schapiro. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-21; B00000617333.
Issue 23Oct56. Please fill in application. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-23; B00000617335.
Issue 25Oct56. Eisenhower versus Stevenson in France. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-25; B00000617337.
Issue 28Oct56. While Paris trembled. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-28; B00000618360.
Issue 30Oct56. They're too comfortable in the U. S. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-10-30; B00000618362.
Issue 1Nov56. The Fighting lady docker. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-01; B00000619508.
Issue 4Nov56. The Secret policeman cried. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-04; B00000619511.
Issue 6Nov56. Get out of the picture! (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-06; B00000619513.
Issue 8Nov56. Getting a vacation. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-08; B00000620343.
Issue 11Nov56. The Advantages of co-production. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-11; B00000620346.
Issue 13Nov56. Politesse is not dead. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-13; B00000620348.
Issue 15Nov56. Carry me back to ole etc., etc. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-15; B00000621546.
Issue 18Nov56. A Canned trip. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-18; B00000621549.
Issue 20Nov56. A Young dress designer. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-20; B00000621551.
Issue 22Nov56. The True story of Budapest. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-22; B00000622309.
Issue 25Nov56. A Slight breach of fashion. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-25; B00000622312.
Issue 27Nov56. Things are not too sweet in Paris. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-27; B00000623174.
Issue 29Nov56. Dali doesn't dally any more. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-11-29; B00000623176.
Issue 2Dec56. Britain's sex symbol. (P. S. from London) Pub. 1956-12-02; B00000623665.
Issue 4Dec56. A Mickle to make a muckle. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-04; B00000623667.
Issue 6Dec56. France's sex symbol. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-06; B00000624320.
Issue 9Dec56. They're censoring our plays. (P. S. from London) Pub. 1956-12-09; B00000624323.
Issue 11Dec56. Some frightening talk. (P. S. from London) Pub. 1956-12-11; B00000624325.
Issue 13Dec56. How to save money in Paris. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-13; B00000626487.
Issue 16Dec56. Photographers at work. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-16; B00000626490.
Issue 18Dec56. Pawnshops in a hangar. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-18; B00000626492.
Issue 20Dec56. EATO or else. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-20; B00000627435.
Issue 23Dec56. Bits and pieces. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-23; B00000627438.
Issue 25Dec56. He writes and writes and writes. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-25; B00000627440.
Issue 27Dec56. The Truth about strip-tease. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-27; B00000627442.
Issue 30Dec56. The Bluebell girls. (P. S. from Paris) Pub. 1956-12-30; B00000627445.
Names:
How much is that in dollars? By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000460724 / 1989-12-26
A00000532124 / 1961-11-13
A00000532124 / 1961-11-13
Title:
How much is that in dollars? By Art Buchwald.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: compilation & new text.
Variant title:
How much is that in dollars?
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
Art Buchwald
Sheep on the runway; a comedy
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Array
RE0000783526 / 1998-02-19
DP0000076922 / 1970-04-14
DP0000076922 / 1970-04-14
Title:
Sheep on the runway; a comedy.
Edition:
Rev. ed.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: rev. ed.
Variant title:
Sheep on the runway
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
Art Buchwald
A Gift from the boys. By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000292530 / 1986-04-07
A00000344368 / 1958-06-19
A00000344368 / 1958-06-19
Title:
A Gift from the boys. By Art Buchwald.
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Variant title:
A Gift from the boys.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
[Inside America--those in the know about politics really don't, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000597409 / 1992-11-13
Title:
[Inside America--those in the know about politics really don't, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Other Title:
The Washington post
The Naked truth--Americans shown to be what they are.
An Ode to ads--fresh air will kill you if the rope breaks.
The Roots of grass--Bobby Baker for governor campaign launched with thud.
The Unsolicited.
A Fair day--Buchwald sacrifices self for the world's b....
A Match is struck--somebody punched wrong key in marriage computer.
The Arizona Kid--hip-shooter hit town amid fear and became sheriff.
A Shady story--under the ailing oak a panicky tree-lover stood.
The Good is bad, or maybe the good is good when it's bad unless it's worse.
A Tale with a tug--how a karate expert gave up on smashing bricks.
A Stone's throw--give Red China an embassy to wreck and ease tensions.
A Test for Goldwater.
A Bull ina china shop.
A National flower debate.
The Search that failed.
The Price of a swimming pool.
The President's news conference.
The Truth about Salinger.
The Political crystal ball.
The Stall-in.
The Credit risk.
A Stop-DeGaulle campaign.
A Man named Harold.
The Real danger.
The Bitter year.
A Trial balloon for Oscar.
A Man who?
The Turncoat.
The Silent voter.
The FBI in peace and war.
The Teenage matriarchy.
The Naked truth--Americans shown to be what they are.
An Ode to ads--fresh air will kill you if the rope breaks.
The Roots of grass--Bobby Baker for governor campaign launched with thud.
The Unsolicited.
A Fair day--Buchwald sacrifices self for the world's b....
A Match is struck--somebody punched wrong key in marriage computer.
The Arizona Kid--hip-shooter hit town amid fear and became sheriff.
A Shady story--under the ailing oak a panicky tree-lover stood.
The Good is bad, or maybe the good is good when it's bad unless it's worse.
A Tale with a tug--how a karate expert gave up on smashing bricks.
A Stone's throw--give Red China an embassy to wreck and ease tensions.
A Test for Goldwater.
A Bull ina china shop.
A National flower debate.
The Search that failed.
The Price of a swimming pool.
The President's news conference.
The Truth about Salinger.
The Political crystal ball.
The Stall-in.
The Credit risk.
A Stop-DeGaulle campaign.
A Man named Harold.
The Real danger.
The Bitter year.
A Trial balloon for Oscar.
A Man who?
The Turncoat.
The Silent voter.
The FBI in peace and war.
The Teenage matriarchy.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 5Jan64. Inside America--those in the know about politics really don't. Pub. 1964-01-05; B00000087189.
Issue 12Jan64. Audience drama--things were pretty lively on the theatre aisle. Pub. 1964-01-12; B00000082786.
Issue 19Jan64. The Naked truth--Americans shown to be what they are. Pub. 1964-01-19; B00000087190.
Issue 26Jan64. An Ode to ads--fresh air will kill you if the rope breaks. Pub. 1964-01-26; B00000087192.
Issue 2Feb64. Canal caviling--a tunnel from Atlantic to Pacific is proposed. Pub. 1964-02-02; B00000087182.
Issue 9Feb64. Vis-a-visa visa--Hill meets challenge of latest Liz biz. Pub. 1964-02-09; B00000089352.
Issue 16Feb64. Put 'er there--art of handshaking has its ups and downs. Pub. 1964-02-16; B00000091870.
Issue 18Feb64. How to stamp out Beatles. Pub. 1964-02-18; B00000091782.
Issue 23Feb64. When crime pays--defector reveals details of courageous action. Pub. 1964-02-23; B00000091863.
Issue 1Mar64. We love you Katie--in a Eddy over Nelson, our guy is Lombardo. Pub. 1964-03-01; B00000096266.
Issue 8Mar64. Up, up in the sky! It's a bird, a plane, Superman! No--it's General Goldwater. Pub. 1964-03-08; B00000096262.
Issue 15Mar64. The Roots of grass--Bobby Baker for governor campaign launched with thud. Pub. 1964-03-15; B00000096268.
Issue 22Mar64. Rat fink paradise--the IRS looks for squealers on income tax cheaters. Pub. 1964-03-22; B00000098834.
Issue 29Mar64. Ode to cigars--puffer to odoriferous stogies exults at new "in" condition. Pub. 1964-03-29; B00000098832.
Issue 5Apr64. Medalocracy--meddling with the medals could mean kicks not kisses. Pub. 1964-04-05; B00000102316.
Issue 12Apr64. Our heritage--child's-eye view of DC costs $300 and a lot of agony. Pub. 1964-04-12; B00000102310.
Issue 19Apr64. Cloud dispellers--PR men see the sun even in the darkest night. Pub. 1964-04-19; B00000102626.
Issue 26Apr64. No secrets aloft--pilots keep passengers awake with a travelogue. Pub. 1964-04-26; B00000105611.
Issue 3May64. Very high society--blue bloods really swing, from chandeliers, mostly. Pub. 1964-05-03; B00000106170.
Issue 5May64. The Unsolicited. Pub. 1964-05-05; B00000106167.
Issue 10May64. Honeymoon is over--Hollywood cost of loving rises to the starry heights. Pub. 1964-05-10; B00000108599.
Issue 14May64. Don't get involved. Pub. 1964-05-14; B00000108604.
Issue 17May64. Sam, the villain--guy named Snodgrass was reason why pilgrims went to seed. Pub. 1964-05-17; B00000108528.
Issue 24May64. A Fair day--Buchwald sacrifices self for the world's b.... Pub. 1964-05-24; B00000111324.
Issue 31May64. Atomic defoliation--it's unfair to blast Viet-Nam. Pub. 1964-05-31; B00000112619.
Issue 7Jun64. Ike speaks out--take station breaks, they can be good or bad, so to speak. Pub. 1964-06-07; B00000115810.
Issue 14Jun64. Mainstream drift--it's either good or bad about Gov. Scranton and Cabals. Pub. 1964-06-14; B00000115623.
Issue 21Jun64. Visible success--this is a historic year, the bottom fell out of the top. Pub. 1964-06-21; B00000115750.
Issue 28Jun64. Cross your heart--any foe of Goldwater needs a loyalty certificate. Pub. 1964-06-28; B00000118772.
Issue 5Jul64. A Match is struck--somebody punched wrong key in marriage computer. Pub. 1964-07-05; B00000119095.
Issue 12Jul64. Clear as mud--US politics couldn't be simpler if writ in Sanskrit. Pub. 1964-07-12; B00000121032.
Issue 19Jul64. The Arizona Kid--hip-shooter hit town amid fear and became sheriff. Pub. 1964-07-19; B00000123155.
Issue 26Jul64. So who's neurotic? Canary won't sing, hamsters quiver, rabbit sulks. Pub. 1964-07-26; B00000123147.
Issue 2Aug64. Skulduggery afoot--psychological warfare aimed at winning undecided vote. Pub. 1964-08-02; B00000125325.
Issue 9Aug64. Tasting civil rights--Negro gourmet in Birmingham finds menu restricted. Pub. 1964-08-09; B00000128373.
Issue 16Aug64. Extremism at home--moderate spat with wife brings letter of clarification. Pub. 1964-08-16; B00000130822.
Issue 23Aug64. Poor little rich kid--pool sits there all nice and full of water but no people. Pub. 1964-08-23; B00000130816.
Issue 30Aug64. Bigger, better kills--cities too small to take most powerful nuclear bombs. Pub. 1964-08-30; B00000130819.
Issue 6Sep64. Rocks in his head--he wanted grant for Catskills, not Himalayas. Pub. 1964-09-06; B00000137777.
Issue 13Sep64. A Shady story--under the ailing oak a panicky tree-lover stood. Pub. 1964-09-13; B00000185361.
Issue 20Sep64. Carnival time--bearded lady bearded in a booth for being a he. Pub. 1964-09-20; B00000135356.
Issue 27Sep64. Pilots plug Barry when a Goldwater fan takes to the loud- speaker. Pub. 1964-09-27; B00000141634.
Issue 4Oct64. The Good is bad, or maybe the good is good when it's bad unless it's worse. Pub. 1964-10-04; B00000139919.
Issue 10Oct64. Shaky soap opera--will Art flub a line? Will he hem or haw? Tune in TV to see. Pub. 1964-10-10; B00000139913.
Issue 18Oct64. A Tale with a tug--how a karate expert gave up on smashing bricks. Pub. 1964-10-18; B00000141639.
Issue 25Oct64. Zilch got zilched--a campaigner has to be careful or he'll get elected. Pub. 1964-10-25; B00000145172.
Issue 1Nov64. Look out Canada--election losers threaten to leave country, head north. Pub. 1964-11-01; B00000145164.
Issue 8Nov64. No tips for defense--conflict of interest edict may put crimp in eating habits. Pub. 1964-11-08; B00000145179.
Issue 15Nov64. Gams under wraps--women can't bare breasts so now they're covering legs. Pub. 1964-11-15; B00000146252.
Issue 22Nov64. Honeymoon bridge--deal the cards, kid, and I'll trump your ace. Pub. 1964-11-22; B00000149104.
Issue 29Nov64. Column right--Goldwater to write but what about the union? Pub. 1964-11-29; B00000149099.
Issue 6Dec64. Vain determination--Ethel Kennedy displays doggedness, but for naught. Pub. 1964-12-06; B00000153895.
Issue 13Dec64. A Stone's throw--give Red China an embassy to wreck and ease tensions. Pub. 1964-12-13; B00000153893.
Issue 20Dec64. Clothes donkeys--overalls and aprons are uniforms for inauguration. Pub. 1964-12-20; B00000153908.
Issue 27Dec64. Teen amazons--adolescent set replies to dastardly wild charges. Pub. 1964-12-27; B00000155753.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 2Jan64. Washington economy wave. Pub. 1964-01-02; B00000082789.
Issue 7Jan64. Our defenses are down. Pub. 1964-01-07; B00000082788.
Issue 9Jan64. Whither the cocktail party? Pub. 1964-01-09; B00000082784.
Issue 14Jan64. On the brink of peace. Pub. 1964-01-14; B00000082787.
Issue 16Jan64. He gave them up. Pub. 1964-01-16; B00000082785.
Issue 21Jan64. A Test for Goldwater. Pub. 1964-01-21; B00000097179.
Issue 23Jan64. Can Glenn make it? Pub. 1964-01-23; B00000097180.
Issue 28Jan64. War on poverty. Pub. 1964-01-28; B00000087194.
Issue 30Jan64. Big brother is everywhere. Pub. 1964-01-30; B00000087184.
Issue 4Feb64. It's better to give. Pub. 1964-02-04; B00000089354.
Issue 6Feb64. A Bull ina china shop. Pub. 1964-02-06; B00000089349.
Issue 11Feb64. How to organize a coup. Pub. 1964-02-11; B00000091864.
Issue 13Feb64. A National flower debate. Pub. 1964-02-13; B00000091867.
Issue 20Feb64. She could have danced all night. Pub. 1964-02-20; B00000091781.
Issue 25Feb64. Correction please. Pub. 1964-02-25; B00000093828.
Issue 27Feb64. The Search that failed. Pub. 1964-02-27; B00000093827.
Issue 3Mar64. I am the greatest. Pub. 1964-03-03; B00000096264.
Issue 5Mar64. The Price of a swimming pool. Pub. 1964-03-05; B00000096261.
Issue 10Mar64. Top secret plane. Pub. 1964-03-10; B00000096263.
Issue 12Mar64. The President's news conference. Pub. 1964-03-12; B00000096259.
Issue 17Mar64. Looking back at New Hampshire. Pub. 1964-03-17; B00000098827.
Issue 19Mar64. What is DeGaulle up to? Pub. 1964-03-19; B00000098829.
Issue 24Mar64. Physicians for Goldwater. Pub. 1964-03-24; B00000098826.
Issue 26Mar64. Prejudice will kill you. Pub. 1964-03-26; B00000098824.
Issue 31Mar64. Subtitles for old books. Pub. 1964-03-31; B00000098821.
Issue 2Apr64. The Truth about Salinger. Pub. 1964-04-02; B00000102321.
Issue 7Apr64. Anti-American demonstration kits. Pub. 1964-04-07; B00000102311.
Issue 9Apr64. McCormack for president. Pub. 1964-04-09; B00000102320.
Issue 14Apr64. Three cheers for discrimination. Pub. 1964-04-14; B00000102306.
Issue 16Apr64. We're coming clean. Pub. 1964-04-16; B00000102625.
Issue 21Apr64. The Political crystal ball. Pub. 1964-04-21; B00000102621.
Issue 23Apr64. Father of the year. Pub. 1964-04-23; B00000105615.
Issue 28Apr64. The Stall-in. Pub. 1964-04-28; B00000105617.
Issue 30Apr64. Dear Mr. President. Pub. 1964-04-30; B00000106172.
Issue 7May64. Fathers Anonymous. Pub. 1964-05-07; B00000108598.
Issue 12May64. Disneyland East. Pub. 1964-05-12; B00000108600.
Issue 19May64. Praying in school. Pub. 1964-05-19; B00000110240.
(Capitol punishment)
Issue 21May64. Nixon's makeup man. Pub. 1964-05-21; B00000110241.
Issue 26May64. How things are in Nonamura. Pub. 1964-05-26; B00000111395.
Issue 28May64. Blue eyes and green teeth. Pub. 1964-05-28; B00000111394.
Issue 2Jun64. The Credit risk. Pub. 1964-06-02; B00000112620.
Issue 4Jun64. Bugging is good for you. Pub. 1964-06-04; B00000115744.
Issue 9Jun64. He wanted to vote. Pub. 1964-06-09; B00000113211.
Issue 11Jun64. High noon. Pub. 1964-06-11; B00000113209.
Issue 16Jun64. A Stop-DeGaulle campaign. Pub. 1964-06-16; B00000113737.
Issue 18Jun64. Political poll, 1776. Pub. 1964-06-18; B00000115622.
Issue 23Jun64. Lifeboat. Pub. 1964-06-23; B00000115745.
Issue 25Jun64. A Man named Harold. Pub. 1964-06-25; B00000118768.
Issue 30Jun64. The Real danger. Pub. 1964-06-30; B00000118767.
Issue 2Jul64. Suspense in Atlantic City. Pub. 1964-07-02; B00000119093.
Issue 7Jul64. The Bitter year. Pub. 1964-07-07; B00000119096.
Issue 9Jul64. Goodbye to elephants. Pub. 1964-07-09; B00000121037.
Issue 14Jul64. Harding is out. Pub. 1964-07-14; B00000125316.
Issue 16Jul64. Help! Pub. 1964-07-16; B00000123150.
Issue 21Jul64. Getting the record straight. Pub. 1964-07-21; B00000123152.
Issue 23Jul64. Notes from the Andrea Doria. Pub. 1964-07-23; B00000125322.
Issue 28Jul64. Hope for unwed fathers. Pub. 1964-07-28; B00000125320.
Issue 30Jul64. Johnson captures tourist vote. Pub. 1964-07-30; B00000128370.
Issue 4Aug64. Let's not criticize. Pub. 1964-08-04; B00000125319.
Issue 6Aug64. A Trial balloon for Oscar. Pub. 1964-08-06; B00000125326.
Issue 11Aug64. Poker and the Cuban crises. Pub. 1964-08-11; B00000128366.
Issue 13Aug64. A Man who? Pub. 1964-08-13; B00000128374.
Issue 18Aug64. Good night, Barry. Pub. 1964-08-18; B00000128376.
Issue 20Aug64. Shakeup at CBS. Pub. 1964-08-20; B00000128365.
Issue 25Aug64. Financial report. Pub. 1964-08-25; B00000130823.
Issue 27Aug64. Fail-safe at Atlantic City. Pub. 1964-08-27; B00000130826.
Issue 1Sep64. How Hubert was chosen. Pub. 1964-09-01; B00000130828.
Issue 3Sep64. Lodge in orbit. Pub. 1964-09-03; B00000132730.
Issue 8Sep64. Primer on New York. Pub. 1964-09-08; B00000135363.
Issue 10Sep64. The Turncoat. Pub. 1964-09-10; B00000135362.
Issue 15Sep64. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1964-09-15; B00000135366.
Issue 17Sep64. Miss America at Convention Hall. Pub. 1964-09-17; B00000135354.
Issue 22Sep64. They're at it again. Pub. 1964-09-22; B00000137774.
Issue 24Sep64. Republicans for Goldwater. Pub. 1964-09-24; B00000137776.
Issue 29Sep64. Truth squads. Pub. 1964-09-29; B00000137771.
Issue 1Oct64. From Goldwater with love. Pub. 1964-10-01; B00000139911.
Issue 5Oct64. Soft on Redskins. Pub. 1964-10-05; B00000139918.
Issue 8Oct64. APPE. Pub. 1964-10-08; B00000139917.
Issue 13Oct64. Dream interview. Pub. 1964-10-13; B00000139912.
Issue 15Oct64. Do it yourself. Pub. 1964-10-15; B00000141642.
Issue 20Oct64. Bomb of the week. Pub. 1964-10-20; B00000141641.
Issue 22Oct64. Head of the class. Pub. 1964-10-22; B00000141636.
Issue 27Oct64. Fathers for moral America. Pub. 1964-10-27; B00000145167.
Issue 29Oct64. The Silent voter. Pub. 1964-10-29; B00000145166.
Issue 3Nov64. That's friendship. Pub. 1964-11-03; B00000145170.
Issue 5Nov64. Divorce, television style. Pub. 1964-11-05; B00000145176.
Issue 10Nov64. In our hearts. Pub. 1964-11-10; B00000146248.
Issue 12Nov64. And the computer said. Pub. 1964-11-12; B00000150591.
Issue 17Nov64. Help wanted, Tovarich. Pub. 1964-11-17; B00000147429.
Issue 19Nov64. Peace in our time. Pub. 1964-11-19; B00000150590.
Issue 24Nov64. DeGaulle vetoes le barbeque. Pub. 1964-11-24; B00000149105.
Issue 1Dec64. Trouble in Nonamura. Pub. 1964-12-01; B00000153897.
Issue 3Dec64. First-class Egyptian. Pub. 1964-12-03; B00000153888.
Issue 8Dec64. The FBI in peace and war. Pub. 1964-12-08; B00000153889.
Issue 10Dec64. Fink. Pub. 1964-12-10; B00000153892.
Issue 15Dec64. The Teenage matriarchy. Pub. 1964-12-15; B00000153886.
Issue 17Dec64. Beyond the call of duty. Pub. 1964-12-17; B00000153900.
Issue 22Dec64. Extremism in pursuit of UNICEF. Pub. 1964-12-22; B00000153904.
Issue 24Dec64. John Goldfarb, 1945. Pub. 1964-12-24; B00000153905.
Issue 29Dec64. Jump in the lake. Pub. 1964-12-29; B00000155751.
Issue 31Dec64. Pentagon war games. Pub. 1964-12-31; B00000155750.
Issue 12Jan64. Audience drama--things were pretty lively on the theatre aisle. Pub. 1964-01-12; B00000082786.
Issue 19Jan64. The Naked truth--Americans shown to be what they are. Pub. 1964-01-19; B00000087190.
Issue 26Jan64. An Ode to ads--fresh air will kill you if the rope breaks. Pub. 1964-01-26; B00000087192.
Issue 2Feb64. Canal caviling--a tunnel from Atlantic to Pacific is proposed. Pub. 1964-02-02; B00000087182.
Issue 9Feb64. Vis-a-visa visa--Hill meets challenge of latest Liz biz. Pub. 1964-02-09; B00000089352.
Issue 16Feb64. Put 'er there--art of handshaking has its ups and downs. Pub. 1964-02-16; B00000091870.
Issue 18Feb64. How to stamp out Beatles. Pub. 1964-02-18; B00000091782.
Issue 23Feb64. When crime pays--defector reveals details of courageous action. Pub. 1964-02-23; B00000091863.
Issue 1Mar64. We love you Katie--in a Eddy over Nelson, our guy is Lombardo. Pub. 1964-03-01; B00000096266.
Issue 8Mar64. Up, up in the sky! It's a bird, a plane, Superman! No--it's General Goldwater. Pub. 1964-03-08; B00000096262.
Issue 15Mar64. The Roots of grass--Bobby Baker for governor campaign launched with thud. Pub. 1964-03-15; B00000096268.
Issue 22Mar64. Rat fink paradise--the IRS looks for squealers on income tax cheaters. Pub. 1964-03-22; B00000098834.
Issue 29Mar64. Ode to cigars--puffer to odoriferous stogies exults at new "in" condition. Pub. 1964-03-29; B00000098832.
Issue 5Apr64. Medalocracy--meddling with the medals could mean kicks not kisses. Pub. 1964-04-05; B00000102316.
Issue 12Apr64. Our heritage--child's-eye view of DC costs $300 and a lot of agony. Pub. 1964-04-12; B00000102310.
Issue 19Apr64. Cloud dispellers--PR men see the sun even in the darkest night. Pub. 1964-04-19; B00000102626.
Issue 26Apr64. No secrets aloft--pilots keep passengers awake with a travelogue. Pub. 1964-04-26; B00000105611.
Issue 3May64. Very high society--blue bloods really swing, from chandeliers, mostly. Pub. 1964-05-03; B00000106170.
Issue 5May64. The Unsolicited. Pub. 1964-05-05; B00000106167.
Issue 10May64. Honeymoon is over--Hollywood cost of loving rises to the starry heights. Pub. 1964-05-10; B00000108599.
Issue 14May64. Don't get involved. Pub. 1964-05-14; B00000108604.
Issue 17May64. Sam, the villain--guy named Snodgrass was reason why pilgrims went to seed. Pub. 1964-05-17; B00000108528.
Issue 24May64. A Fair day--Buchwald sacrifices self for the world's b.... Pub. 1964-05-24; B00000111324.
Issue 31May64. Atomic defoliation--it's unfair to blast Viet-Nam. Pub. 1964-05-31; B00000112619.
Issue 7Jun64. Ike speaks out--take station breaks, they can be good or bad, so to speak. Pub. 1964-06-07; B00000115810.
Issue 14Jun64. Mainstream drift--it's either good or bad about Gov. Scranton and Cabals. Pub. 1964-06-14; B00000115623.
Issue 21Jun64. Visible success--this is a historic year, the bottom fell out of the top. Pub. 1964-06-21; B00000115750.
Issue 28Jun64. Cross your heart--any foe of Goldwater needs a loyalty certificate. Pub. 1964-06-28; B00000118772.
Issue 5Jul64. A Match is struck--somebody punched wrong key in marriage computer. Pub. 1964-07-05; B00000119095.
Issue 12Jul64. Clear as mud--US politics couldn't be simpler if writ in Sanskrit. Pub. 1964-07-12; B00000121032.
Issue 19Jul64. The Arizona Kid--hip-shooter hit town amid fear and became sheriff. Pub. 1964-07-19; B00000123155.
Issue 26Jul64. So who's neurotic? Canary won't sing, hamsters quiver, rabbit sulks. Pub. 1964-07-26; B00000123147.
Issue 2Aug64. Skulduggery afoot--psychological warfare aimed at winning undecided vote. Pub. 1964-08-02; B00000125325.
Issue 9Aug64. Tasting civil rights--Negro gourmet in Birmingham finds menu restricted. Pub. 1964-08-09; B00000128373.
Issue 16Aug64. Extremism at home--moderate spat with wife brings letter of clarification. Pub. 1964-08-16; B00000130822.
Issue 23Aug64. Poor little rich kid--pool sits there all nice and full of water but no people. Pub. 1964-08-23; B00000130816.
Issue 30Aug64. Bigger, better kills--cities too small to take most powerful nuclear bombs. Pub. 1964-08-30; B00000130819.
Issue 6Sep64. Rocks in his head--he wanted grant for Catskills, not Himalayas. Pub. 1964-09-06; B00000137777.
Issue 13Sep64. A Shady story--under the ailing oak a panicky tree-lover stood. Pub. 1964-09-13; B00000185361.
Issue 20Sep64. Carnival time--bearded lady bearded in a booth for being a he. Pub. 1964-09-20; B00000135356.
Issue 27Sep64. Pilots plug Barry when a Goldwater fan takes to the loud- speaker. Pub. 1964-09-27; B00000141634.
Issue 4Oct64. The Good is bad, or maybe the good is good when it's bad unless it's worse. Pub. 1964-10-04; B00000139919.
Issue 10Oct64. Shaky soap opera--will Art flub a line? Will he hem or haw? Tune in TV to see. Pub. 1964-10-10; B00000139913.
Issue 18Oct64. A Tale with a tug--how a karate expert gave up on smashing bricks. Pub. 1964-10-18; B00000141639.
Issue 25Oct64. Zilch got zilched--a campaigner has to be careful or he'll get elected. Pub. 1964-10-25; B00000145172.
Issue 1Nov64. Look out Canada--election losers threaten to leave country, head north. Pub. 1964-11-01; B00000145164.
Issue 8Nov64. No tips for defense--conflict of interest edict may put crimp in eating habits. Pub. 1964-11-08; B00000145179.
Issue 15Nov64. Gams under wraps--women can't bare breasts so now they're covering legs. Pub. 1964-11-15; B00000146252.
Issue 22Nov64. Honeymoon bridge--deal the cards, kid, and I'll trump your ace. Pub. 1964-11-22; B00000149104.
Issue 29Nov64. Column right--Goldwater to write but what about the union? Pub. 1964-11-29; B00000149099.
Issue 6Dec64. Vain determination--Ethel Kennedy displays doggedness, but for naught. Pub. 1964-12-06; B00000153895.
Issue 13Dec64. A Stone's throw--give Red China an embassy to wreck and ease tensions. Pub. 1964-12-13; B00000153893.
Issue 20Dec64. Clothes donkeys--overalls and aprons are uniforms for inauguration. Pub. 1964-12-20; B00000153908.
Issue 27Dec64. Teen amazons--adolescent set replies to dastardly wild charges. Pub. 1964-12-27; B00000155753.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 2Jan64. Washington economy wave. Pub. 1964-01-02; B00000082789.
Issue 7Jan64. Our defenses are down. Pub. 1964-01-07; B00000082788.
Issue 9Jan64. Whither the cocktail party? Pub. 1964-01-09; B00000082784.
Issue 14Jan64. On the brink of peace. Pub. 1964-01-14; B00000082787.
Issue 16Jan64. He gave them up. Pub. 1964-01-16; B00000082785.
Issue 21Jan64. A Test for Goldwater. Pub. 1964-01-21; B00000097179.
Issue 23Jan64. Can Glenn make it? Pub. 1964-01-23; B00000097180.
Issue 28Jan64. War on poverty. Pub. 1964-01-28; B00000087194.
Issue 30Jan64. Big brother is everywhere. Pub. 1964-01-30; B00000087184.
Issue 4Feb64. It's better to give. Pub. 1964-02-04; B00000089354.
Issue 6Feb64. A Bull ina china shop. Pub. 1964-02-06; B00000089349.
Issue 11Feb64. How to organize a coup. Pub. 1964-02-11; B00000091864.
Issue 13Feb64. A National flower debate. Pub. 1964-02-13; B00000091867.
Issue 20Feb64. She could have danced all night. Pub. 1964-02-20; B00000091781.
Issue 25Feb64. Correction please. Pub. 1964-02-25; B00000093828.
Issue 27Feb64. The Search that failed. Pub. 1964-02-27; B00000093827.
Issue 3Mar64. I am the greatest. Pub. 1964-03-03; B00000096264.
Issue 5Mar64. The Price of a swimming pool. Pub. 1964-03-05; B00000096261.
Issue 10Mar64. Top secret plane. Pub. 1964-03-10; B00000096263.
Issue 12Mar64. The President's news conference. Pub. 1964-03-12; B00000096259.
Issue 17Mar64. Looking back at New Hampshire. Pub. 1964-03-17; B00000098827.
Issue 19Mar64. What is DeGaulle up to? Pub. 1964-03-19; B00000098829.
Issue 24Mar64. Physicians for Goldwater. Pub. 1964-03-24; B00000098826.
Issue 26Mar64. Prejudice will kill you. Pub. 1964-03-26; B00000098824.
Issue 31Mar64. Subtitles for old books. Pub. 1964-03-31; B00000098821.
Issue 2Apr64. The Truth about Salinger. Pub. 1964-04-02; B00000102321.
Issue 7Apr64. Anti-American demonstration kits. Pub. 1964-04-07; B00000102311.
Issue 9Apr64. McCormack for president. Pub. 1964-04-09; B00000102320.
Issue 14Apr64. Three cheers for discrimination. Pub. 1964-04-14; B00000102306.
Issue 16Apr64. We're coming clean. Pub. 1964-04-16; B00000102625.
Issue 21Apr64. The Political crystal ball. Pub. 1964-04-21; B00000102621.
Issue 23Apr64. Father of the year. Pub. 1964-04-23; B00000105615.
Issue 28Apr64. The Stall-in. Pub. 1964-04-28; B00000105617.
Issue 30Apr64. Dear Mr. President. Pub. 1964-04-30; B00000106172.
Issue 7May64. Fathers Anonymous. Pub. 1964-05-07; B00000108598.
Issue 12May64. Disneyland East. Pub. 1964-05-12; B00000108600.
Issue 19May64. Praying in school. Pub. 1964-05-19; B00000110240.
(Capitol punishment)
Issue 21May64. Nixon's makeup man. Pub. 1964-05-21; B00000110241.
Issue 26May64. How things are in Nonamura. Pub. 1964-05-26; B00000111395.
Issue 28May64. Blue eyes and green teeth. Pub. 1964-05-28; B00000111394.
Issue 2Jun64. The Credit risk. Pub. 1964-06-02; B00000112620.
Issue 4Jun64. Bugging is good for you. Pub. 1964-06-04; B00000115744.
Issue 9Jun64. He wanted to vote. Pub. 1964-06-09; B00000113211.
Issue 11Jun64. High noon. Pub. 1964-06-11; B00000113209.
Issue 16Jun64. A Stop-DeGaulle campaign. Pub. 1964-06-16; B00000113737.
Issue 18Jun64. Political poll, 1776. Pub. 1964-06-18; B00000115622.
Issue 23Jun64. Lifeboat. Pub. 1964-06-23; B00000115745.
Issue 25Jun64. A Man named Harold. Pub. 1964-06-25; B00000118768.
Issue 30Jun64. The Real danger. Pub. 1964-06-30; B00000118767.
Issue 2Jul64. Suspense in Atlantic City. Pub. 1964-07-02; B00000119093.
Issue 7Jul64. The Bitter year. Pub. 1964-07-07; B00000119096.
Issue 9Jul64. Goodbye to elephants. Pub. 1964-07-09; B00000121037.
Issue 14Jul64. Harding is out. Pub. 1964-07-14; B00000125316.
Issue 16Jul64. Help! Pub. 1964-07-16; B00000123150.
Issue 21Jul64. Getting the record straight. Pub. 1964-07-21; B00000123152.
Issue 23Jul64. Notes from the Andrea Doria. Pub. 1964-07-23; B00000125322.
Issue 28Jul64. Hope for unwed fathers. Pub. 1964-07-28; B00000125320.
Issue 30Jul64. Johnson captures tourist vote. Pub. 1964-07-30; B00000128370.
Issue 4Aug64. Let's not criticize. Pub. 1964-08-04; B00000125319.
Issue 6Aug64. A Trial balloon for Oscar. Pub. 1964-08-06; B00000125326.
Issue 11Aug64. Poker and the Cuban crises. Pub. 1964-08-11; B00000128366.
Issue 13Aug64. A Man who? Pub. 1964-08-13; B00000128374.
Issue 18Aug64. Good night, Barry. Pub. 1964-08-18; B00000128376.
Issue 20Aug64. Shakeup at CBS. Pub. 1964-08-20; B00000128365.
Issue 25Aug64. Financial report. Pub. 1964-08-25; B00000130823.
Issue 27Aug64. Fail-safe at Atlantic City. Pub. 1964-08-27; B00000130826.
Issue 1Sep64. How Hubert was chosen. Pub. 1964-09-01; B00000130828.
Issue 3Sep64. Lodge in orbit. Pub. 1964-09-03; B00000132730.
Issue 8Sep64. Primer on New York. Pub. 1964-09-08; B00000135363.
Issue 10Sep64. The Turncoat. Pub. 1964-09-10; B00000135362.
Issue 15Sep64. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1964-09-15; B00000135366.
Issue 17Sep64. Miss America at Convention Hall. Pub. 1964-09-17; B00000135354.
Issue 22Sep64. They're at it again. Pub. 1964-09-22; B00000137774.
Issue 24Sep64. Republicans for Goldwater. Pub. 1964-09-24; B00000137776.
Issue 29Sep64. Truth squads. Pub. 1964-09-29; B00000137771.
Issue 1Oct64. From Goldwater with love. Pub. 1964-10-01; B00000139911.
Issue 5Oct64. Soft on Redskins. Pub. 1964-10-05; B00000139918.
Issue 8Oct64. APPE. Pub. 1964-10-08; B00000139917.
Issue 13Oct64. Dream interview. Pub. 1964-10-13; B00000139912.
Issue 15Oct64. Do it yourself. Pub. 1964-10-15; B00000141642.
Issue 20Oct64. Bomb of the week. Pub. 1964-10-20; B00000141641.
Issue 22Oct64. Head of the class. Pub. 1964-10-22; B00000141636.
Issue 27Oct64. Fathers for moral America. Pub. 1964-10-27; B00000145167.
Issue 29Oct64. The Silent voter. Pub. 1964-10-29; B00000145166.
Issue 3Nov64. That's friendship. Pub. 1964-11-03; B00000145170.
Issue 5Nov64. Divorce, television style. Pub. 1964-11-05; B00000145176.
Issue 10Nov64. In our hearts. Pub. 1964-11-10; B00000146248.
Issue 12Nov64. And the computer said. Pub. 1964-11-12; B00000150591.
Issue 17Nov64. Help wanted, Tovarich. Pub. 1964-11-17; B00000147429.
Issue 19Nov64. Peace in our time. Pub. 1964-11-19; B00000150590.
Issue 24Nov64. DeGaulle vetoes le barbeque. Pub. 1964-11-24; B00000149105.
Issue 1Dec64. Trouble in Nonamura. Pub. 1964-12-01; B00000153897.
Issue 3Dec64. First-class Egyptian. Pub. 1964-12-03; B00000153888.
Issue 8Dec64. The FBI in peace and war. Pub. 1964-12-08; B00000153889.
Issue 10Dec64. Fink. Pub. 1964-12-10; B00000153892.
Issue 15Dec64. The Teenage matriarchy. Pub. 1964-12-15; B00000153886.
Issue 17Dec64. Beyond the call of duty. Pub. 1964-12-17; B00000153900.
Issue 22Dec64. Extremism in pursuit of UNICEF. Pub. 1964-12-22; B00000153904.
Issue 24Dec64. John Goldfarb, 1945. Pub. 1964-12-24; B00000153905.
Issue 29Dec64. Jump in the lake. Pub. 1964-12-29; B00000155751.
Issue 31Dec64. Pentagon war games. Pub. 1964-12-31; B00000155750.
Names:
[Saint Moritz and people: a traitor to his class, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000113868 / 1981-04-16
Title:
[Saint Moritz and people: a traitor to his class, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Other Title:
A Sad cake story.
A Letter to a friend.
An Independent production.
A Serious discussion.
The Great art debate.
The Great caviar mystery.
A Well dressed man.
The Bet.
A Non-deductible friend.
A Pronunciation guide to eating.
A Guide to guidebooks.
A Film festival report.
An Eighteen-month problem.
The War of the noodles.
The Rome food problem.
The Coronation idea was stolen.
The Defense of Charlie.
The English umbrella, what!
Le Bazbal made easy.
A Man among statues, a visit to Jacob Epstein.
The S. S. United States revisited.
A Literary ping pong match.
The Battles of the structure.
The Actress who taught Japanese how to kiss.
The New Madrid Hotel.
The Barriers are up.
The Uncomplaining customer.
A European gossip column.
The Streets of Paris
What's in a name.
The National commander.
An Eighteenth century party.
A Gabor is never angry with a former husband.
A Report from Washington.
The Tourist saw Paris and died over prices.
A French driver sees pedestrian as target.
The Girl who was discovered.
A Jug of wine, a loaf of bread.
The Man who bought bank at Monte Carlo.
A Lunch with H. H. Aga Kahn.
The Good Saint Hubert, hunter's patron saint.
A British genius.
The Man who rearranges things.
The Shah of Iran's twin sister.
An Academy Award plea.
The Other Aly Khan.
A Letter to a friend.
An Independent production.
A Serious discussion.
The Great art debate.
The Great caviar mystery.
A Well dressed man.
The Bet.
A Non-deductible friend.
A Pronunciation guide to eating.
A Guide to guidebooks.
A Film festival report.
An Eighteen-month problem.
The War of the noodles.
The Rome food problem.
The Coronation idea was stolen.
The Defense of Charlie.
The English umbrella, what!
Le Bazbal made easy.
A Man among statues, a visit to Jacob Epstein.
The S. S. United States revisited.
A Literary ping pong match.
The Battles of the structure.
The Actress who taught Japanese how to kiss.
The New Madrid Hotel.
The Barriers are up.
The Uncomplaining customer.
A European gossip column.
The Streets of Paris
What's in a name.
The National commander.
An Eighteenth century party.
A Gabor is never angry with a former husband.
A Report from Washington.
The Tourist saw Paris and died over prices.
A French driver sees pedestrian as target.
The Girl who was discovered.
A Jug of wine, a loaf of bread.
The Man who bought bank at Monte Carlo.
A Lunch with H. H. Aga Kahn.
The Good Saint Hubert, hunter's patron saint.
A British genius.
The Man who rearranges things.
The Shah of Iran's twin sister.
An Academy Award plea.
The Other Aly Khan.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jan53. Saint Moritz and people: a traitor to his class. Pub. 1953-01-01; B00000393667.
Europe's lighter side.
Issue 5Jan53. Temperamental marionettes. Pub. 1953-01-05; B00000393671.
Issue 8Jan53. W-w-where's Gr-r-regory P-P-Peck? Pub. 1953-01-08; B00000393674.
Issue 12Jan53. To ski or not to ski. Pub. 1953-01-12; B00000394680.
Issue 15Jan53. King of promoters. Pub. 1953-01-15; B00000395695.
Issue 22Jan53. Don't quote me. Pub. 1953-01-22; B00000396581.
Issue 26Jan53. No Legion of Honor. Pub. 1953-01-26; B00000396585.
Issue 29Jan53. Oh say, can you see? Pub. 1953-01-29; B00000396588.
Issue 2Feb53. A Sad cake story. Pub. 1953-02-02; B00000397379.
Issue 3Feb53. A Letter to a friend. Pub. 1953-02-03; B00000397380.
Issue 5Feb53. An Independent production. Pub. 1953-02-05; B00000397382.
Issue 9Feb53. A Serious discussion. Pub. 1953-02-09; B00000398758.
Issue 13Feb53. Happyville on the Seine. Pub. 1953-02-13; B00000399761.
Issue 16Feb53. Dress night at Givenchy. Pub. 1953-02-16; B00000399764.
Issue 23Feb53. The Great art debate. Pub. 1953-02-23; B00000401228.
Issue 25Feb53. Friends of friends. Pub. 1953-02-25; B00000401230.
Issue 26Feb53. Little magazines. Pub. 1953-02-26; B00000401231.
Issue 2Mar53. The Great caviar mystery. Pub. 1953-03-02; B00000402467.
Issue 5Feb53. Orchestra conductor in Europe. Pub. 1953-02-05; B00000402469.
Issue 12Mar53. A Well dressed man. Pub. 1953-03-12; B00000403652.
Issue 14Mar53. Inside monseigneur. Pub. 1953-03-14; B00000404670.
Issue 16Mar53. Dear Mister Secretary. Pub. 1953-03-16; B00000404672.
Issue 19Mar53. The Bet. Pub. 1953-03-19; B00000404675.
Issue 25Mar53. It might as well be spring. Pub. 1953-03-25; B00000406679.
Issue 30Mar53. Rentrez chez vous. Pub. 1953-03-30; B00000407525.
Issue 2Apr53. So tell us already. Pub. 1953-04-02; B00000408986.
Issue 6Apr53. A Non-deductible friend. Pub. 1953-04-06; B00000408990.
Issue 9Apr53. Love on a mountain. Pub. 1953-04-09; B00000409768.
Issue 14Apr53. Win, place, but no show. Pub. 1953-04-14; B00000409773.
Issue 16Apr53. A Pronunciation guide to eating. Pub. 1953-04-16; B00000411050.
Issue 19Apr53. April in Paris. Pub. 1953-04-19; B00000411053.
Issue 23Apr53. Riders of the purple Seine. Pub. 1953-04-23; B00000412064.
Issue 26Apr53. A Guide to guidebooks. Pub. 1953-04-26; B00000412067.
Issue 28Apr53. Sidewalk cafe society. Pub. 1953-04-28; B00000412069.
Issue 30Apr53. Luncheon with Barbara Hutton. Pub. 1953-04-30; B00000412070.
Issue 3May53. Last of the gastronomes. Pub. 1953-05-03; B00000413253.
Issue 7May53. A Film festival report. Pub. 1953-05-07; B00000413257.
Issue 10May53. An Eighteen-month problem. Pub. 1953-05-10; B00000414745.
Issue 14May53. Progressive dinner. Pub. 1953-05-14; B00000414749.
Issue 17May53. No tea pourer he. Pub. 1953-05-17; B00000414752.
Issue 19May53. O quantum mutatur ab illo. Pub. 1953-05-19; B00000415834.
Issue 21May53. The War of the noodles. Pub. 1953-05-21; B00000415836.
Issue 24May53. Rome by night. Pub. 1953-05-24; B00000417176.
Issue 26May53. The Rome food problem. Pub. 1953-05-26; B00000417178.
Issue 28May53. The Coronation idea was stolen. Pub. 1953-05-28; B00000417180.
Issue 2Jun53. The Defense of Charlie. Pub. 1953-06-02; B00000418818.
Issue 4Jun53. Their wettest hour. Pub. 1953-06-04; B00000418820.
Issue 9Jun53. The English umbrella, what! Pub. 1953-06-09; B00000420490.
Issue 11Jun53. Le Bazbal made easy. Pub. 1953-06-11; B00000420492.
Issue 14Jun53. A Man among statues, a visit to Jacob Epstein. Pub. 1953-06-14; B00000420955.
Issue 16Jun53. I don't know how to be inoffensive. Pub. 1953-06-16; B00000420957.
Issue 18Jun53. The S. S. United States revisited. Pub. 1953-06-18; B00000420959.
Issue 21Jun53. Knees deep in antiques at Paris flea market. Pub. 1953-06-21; B00000422092.
Issue 23Jun53. Twenty-four hours at LeMans. Pub. 1953-06-23; B00000422094.
Issue 25Jun53. Perfume over Paris. Pub. 1953-06-25; B00000422096.
Issue 28Jun53. Way to a man's heart. Pub. 1953-06-28; B00000422983.
Issue 30Jun53. "Okla homme" or beauty and the bistro. Pub. 1953-06-30; B00000422985.
Issue 2Jul53. A Literary ping pong match. Pub. 1953-07-02; B00000422987.
Issue 5Jul53. How to build a fire: first get the books. Pub. 1953-07-05; B00000424095.
Issue 7Jul53. Grand Prix and people we love. Pub. 1953-07-07; B00000424097.
Issue 9Jul53. Statements and restatements. Pub. 1953-07-09; B00000424099.
Issue 12Jul53. Miss Universe thinks the world of U. S. men. Pub. 1953-07-12; B00000424841.
Issue 14Jul53. The Battles of the structure. Pub. 1953-07-14; B00000424843.
Issue 16Jul53. Well rowed! Well rowed! Pub. 1953-07-16; B00000424845.
Issue 19Jul53. "Gargoyle, my foot" say Martin & Lewis. Pub. 1953-07-19; B00000425617.
Issue 21Jul53. Painting on the Thames. Pub. 1953-07-21; B00000425619.
Issue 23Jul53. English made easy. Pub. 1953-07-23; B00000426395.
Issue 26Jul53. The Actress who taught Japanese how to kiss. Pub. 1953-07-26; B00000426398.
Issue 28Jul53. The New Madrid Hotel. Pub. 1953-07-28; B00000426400.
Issue 30Jul53. Death in the afternoon. Pub. 1953-07-30; B00000426402.
Issue 2Aug53. Her eyelashes close--wind blows him away. Pub. 1953-08-02; B00000427451.
Issue 4Aug53. Two happy people. Pub. 1953-08-04; B00000427453.
Issue 6Aug53. The Barriers are up. Pub. 1953-08-06; B00000427455.
Issue 9Aug53. Dior drops hemlines, world reverberates. Pub. 1953-08-09; B00000428470.
Issue 11Aug53. The Uncomplaining customer. Pub. 1953-08-11; B00000428472.
Issue 13Aug53. Toulouse Le Dragon and Moulin. Pub. 1953-08-13; B00000429857.
Issue 16Aug53. Hemingway discourse on booze, bulls & bears. Pub. 1953-08-16; B00000429860.
Issue 18Aug53. Of cigars and caviar. Pub. 1953-08-18; B00000429862.
Issue 20Aug53. A European gossip column. Pub. 1953-08-20; B00000429864.
Issue 23Aug53. The Streets of Paris; or, What's in a name. Pub. 1953-08-23; B00000430873.
Issue 25Aug53. August in Paris. Pub. 1953-08-25; B00000430875.
Issue 27Aug53. The National commander. Pub. 1953-08-27; B00000430877.
Issue 30Aug53. Medium sized funeral with bath & view. Pub. 1953-08-30; B00000432016.
Issue 1Sep53. Deauville, 1953. Pub. 1953-09-01; B00000432018.
Issue 3Sep53. An Eighteenth century party. Pub. 1953-09-03; B00000432020.
Issue 6Sep53. A Gabor is never angry with a former husband. Pub. 1953-09-06; B00000433304.
Issue 8Sep53. Understanding the French crisis. Pub. 1953-09-08; B00000433306.
Issue 10Sep53. A Report from Washington. Pub. 1953-09-10; B00000433308.
Issue 13Sep53. The Tourist saw Paris and died over prices. Pub. 1953-09-13; B00000433311.
Issue 15Sep53. Roller derby in France. Pub. 1953-09-15; B00000434166.
Issue 17Sep53. Zanuck on cinema scope. Pub. 1953-09-17; B00000434168.
Issue 20Sep53. A French driver sees pedestrian as target. Pub. 1953-09-20; B00000435399.
Issue 22Sep53. Four letters from Paris. Pub. 1953-09-22; B00000435401.
Issue 24Sep53. Mixed in schlag. Pub. 1953-09-24; B00000435403.
Issue 27Sep53. Jazz addicts are giving no rest to Stan Kenton. Pub. 1953-09-27; B00000436535.
Issue 29Sep53. The Girl who was discovered. Pub. 1953-09-29; B00000436537.
Issue 1Oct53. And to hell with burgundy. Pub. 1953-10-01; B00000436539.
Issue 4Oct53. Blonde finds it pays to prefer millionaires. Pub. 1953-10-04; B00000437841.
Issue 6Oct53. We're against oysters. Pub. 1953-10-06; B00000437843.
Issue 8Oct53. Lex and Lana in Paris. Pub. 1953-10-08; B00000437845.
Issue 11Oct53. How to meet T. S. Eliot: carry a plate of olives. Pub. 1953-10-11; B00000439084.
Issue 13Oct53. They're in for a suprise. Pub. 1953-10-13; B00000439086.
Issue 15Oct53. He honly hacts for Zanuck. Pub. 1953-10-15; B00000439088.
Issue 18Oct53. Wanted: fiery seniorita to inspire songwriter. Pub. 1953-10-18; B00000439795.
Issue 20Oct53. Report from Finland. Pub. 1953-10-20; B00000439797.
Issue 22Oct53. Crashing the sound barrier. Pub. 1953-10-22; B00000439799.
Issue 25Oct53. Reindeer hunter finds chlorophyll wilderness. Pub. 1953-10-25; B00000441084.
Issue 27Oct53. It never rains on reindeer. Pub. 27Oc53; B00000441086.
Issue 29Oct53. A Jug of wine, a loaf of bread. Pub. 1953-10-29; B00000441088.
Issue 1Nov53. The Man who bought bank at Monte Carlo. Pub. 1953-11-01; B00000441952.
Issue 3Nov53. Wish you were here. Pub. 1953-11-03; B00000441954.
Issue 5Nov53. A Lunch with H. H. Aga Kahn. Pub. 1953-11-05; B00000441956.
Issue 8Nov53. Someone always takes the joy out of life. Pub. 1953-11-08; B00000442747.
Issue 10Nov53. Censorship in blue. Pub. 1953-11-10; B00000442749.
Issue 12Nov53. Explaining Thanksgiving Day to the French. Pub. 1953-11-12; B00000442751.
Issue 15Nov53. TV--it's wonderful, says King Orson Lear. Pub. 1953-11-15; B00000443664.
Issue 17Nov53. Globe girdling made easy. Pub. 1953-11-17; B00000443666.
Issue 19Nov53. I hate Hollywood. Pub. 1953-11-19; B00000443668.
Issue 22Nov53. Markova rounding out 33 years on her toes. Pub. 1953-11-22; B00000444793.
Issue 24Nov53. White hunter, red fox. Pub. 1953-11-24; B00000444795.
Issue 26Nov53. Memories of a fox hunting man. Pub. 1953-11-26; B00000445672.
Issue 29Nov53. The Good Saint Hubert, hunter's patron saint. Pub. 1953-11-29; B00000445675.
Issue 8Dec53. Not oysters again. Pub. 1953-12-08; B00000447931.
Issue 10Dec53. A British genius. Pub. 1953-12-10; B00000447933.
Issue 13Dec53. Britains soccor deficit. Pub. 1953-12-13; B00000447936.
Issue 15Dec53. Christmas suggestions from Paris. Pub. 1953-12-15; B00000447938.
Issue 17Dec53. The Man who rearranges things. Pub. 1953-12-17; B00000450104.
Issue 20Dec53. The Shah of Iran's twin sister. Pub. 1953-12-20; B00000450107.
Issue 22Dec53. An Academy Award plea. Pub. 1953-12-22; B00000450109.
Issue 24Dec53. The Other Aly Khan. Pub. 1953-12-24; B00000450111.
Issue 27Dec53. If we were President of France. Pub. 1953-12-27; B00000450114.
Issue 29Dec53. Art speculating is big business. Pub. 1953-12-29; B00000450116.
Issue 31Dec53. 'Twas the night before Christmas at Monte Carlo. Pub. 1953-12-31; B00000450118.
Europe's lighter side.
Issue 5Jan53. Temperamental marionettes. Pub. 1953-01-05; B00000393671.
Issue 8Jan53. W-w-where's Gr-r-regory P-P-Peck? Pub. 1953-01-08; B00000393674.
Issue 12Jan53. To ski or not to ski. Pub. 1953-01-12; B00000394680.
Issue 15Jan53. King of promoters. Pub. 1953-01-15; B00000395695.
Issue 22Jan53. Don't quote me. Pub. 1953-01-22; B00000396581.
Issue 26Jan53. No Legion of Honor. Pub. 1953-01-26; B00000396585.
Issue 29Jan53. Oh say, can you see? Pub. 1953-01-29; B00000396588.
Issue 2Feb53. A Sad cake story. Pub. 1953-02-02; B00000397379.
Issue 3Feb53. A Letter to a friend. Pub. 1953-02-03; B00000397380.
Issue 5Feb53. An Independent production. Pub. 1953-02-05; B00000397382.
Issue 9Feb53. A Serious discussion. Pub. 1953-02-09; B00000398758.
Issue 13Feb53. Happyville on the Seine. Pub. 1953-02-13; B00000399761.
Issue 16Feb53. Dress night at Givenchy. Pub. 1953-02-16; B00000399764.
Issue 23Feb53. The Great art debate. Pub. 1953-02-23; B00000401228.
Issue 25Feb53. Friends of friends. Pub. 1953-02-25; B00000401230.
Issue 26Feb53. Little magazines. Pub. 1953-02-26; B00000401231.
Issue 2Mar53. The Great caviar mystery. Pub. 1953-03-02; B00000402467.
Issue 5Feb53. Orchestra conductor in Europe. Pub. 1953-02-05; B00000402469.
Issue 12Mar53. A Well dressed man. Pub. 1953-03-12; B00000403652.
Issue 14Mar53. Inside monseigneur. Pub. 1953-03-14; B00000404670.
Issue 16Mar53. Dear Mister Secretary. Pub. 1953-03-16; B00000404672.
Issue 19Mar53. The Bet. Pub. 1953-03-19; B00000404675.
Issue 25Mar53. It might as well be spring. Pub. 1953-03-25; B00000406679.
Issue 30Mar53. Rentrez chez vous. Pub. 1953-03-30; B00000407525.
Issue 2Apr53. So tell us already. Pub. 1953-04-02; B00000408986.
Issue 6Apr53. A Non-deductible friend. Pub. 1953-04-06; B00000408990.
Issue 9Apr53. Love on a mountain. Pub. 1953-04-09; B00000409768.
Issue 14Apr53. Win, place, but no show. Pub. 1953-04-14; B00000409773.
Issue 16Apr53. A Pronunciation guide to eating. Pub. 1953-04-16; B00000411050.
Issue 19Apr53. April in Paris. Pub. 1953-04-19; B00000411053.
Issue 23Apr53. Riders of the purple Seine. Pub. 1953-04-23; B00000412064.
Issue 26Apr53. A Guide to guidebooks. Pub. 1953-04-26; B00000412067.
Issue 28Apr53. Sidewalk cafe society. Pub. 1953-04-28; B00000412069.
Issue 30Apr53. Luncheon with Barbara Hutton. Pub. 1953-04-30; B00000412070.
Issue 3May53. Last of the gastronomes. Pub. 1953-05-03; B00000413253.
Issue 7May53. A Film festival report. Pub. 1953-05-07; B00000413257.
Issue 10May53. An Eighteen-month problem. Pub. 1953-05-10; B00000414745.
Issue 14May53. Progressive dinner. Pub. 1953-05-14; B00000414749.
Issue 17May53. No tea pourer he. Pub. 1953-05-17; B00000414752.
Issue 19May53. O quantum mutatur ab illo. Pub. 1953-05-19; B00000415834.
Issue 21May53. The War of the noodles. Pub. 1953-05-21; B00000415836.
Issue 24May53. Rome by night. Pub. 1953-05-24; B00000417176.
Issue 26May53. The Rome food problem. Pub. 1953-05-26; B00000417178.
Issue 28May53. The Coronation idea was stolen. Pub. 1953-05-28; B00000417180.
Issue 2Jun53. The Defense of Charlie. Pub. 1953-06-02; B00000418818.
Issue 4Jun53. Their wettest hour. Pub. 1953-06-04; B00000418820.
Issue 9Jun53. The English umbrella, what! Pub. 1953-06-09; B00000420490.
Issue 11Jun53. Le Bazbal made easy. Pub. 1953-06-11; B00000420492.
Issue 14Jun53. A Man among statues, a visit to Jacob Epstein. Pub. 1953-06-14; B00000420955.
Issue 16Jun53. I don't know how to be inoffensive. Pub. 1953-06-16; B00000420957.
Issue 18Jun53. The S. S. United States revisited. Pub. 1953-06-18; B00000420959.
Issue 21Jun53. Knees deep in antiques at Paris flea market. Pub. 1953-06-21; B00000422092.
Issue 23Jun53. Twenty-four hours at LeMans. Pub. 1953-06-23; B00000422094.
Issue 25Jun53. Perfume over Paris. Pub. 1953-06-25; B00000422096.
Issue 28Jun53. Way to a man's heart. Pub. 1953-06-28; B00000422983.
Issue 30Jun53. "Okla homme" or beauty and the bistro. Pub. 1953-06-30; B00000422985.
Issue 2Jul53. A Literary ping pong match. Pub. 1953-07-02; B00000422987.
Issue 5Jul53. How to build a fire: first get the books. Pub. 1953-07-05; B00000424095.
Issue 7Jul53. Grand Prix and people we love. Pub. 1953-07-07; B00000424097.
Issue 9Jul53. Statements and restatements. Pub. 1953-07-09; B00000424099.
Issue 12Jul53. Miss Universe thinks the world of U. S. men. Pub. 1953-07-12; B00000424841.
Issue 14Jul53. The Battles of the structure. Pub. 1953-07-14; B00000424843.
Issue 16Jul53. Well rowed! Well rowed! Pub. 1953-07-16; B00000424845.
Issue 19Jul53. "Gargoyle, my foot" say Martin & Lewis. Pub. 1953-07-19; B00000425617.
Issue 21Jul53. Painting on the Thames. Pub. 1953-07-21; B00000425619.
Issue 23Jul53. English made easy. Pub. 1953-07-23; B00000426395.
Issue 26Jul53. The Actress who taught Japanese how to kiss. Pub. 1953-07-26; B00000426398.
Issue 28Jul53. The New Madrid Hotel. Pub. 1953-07-28; B00000426400.
Issue 30Jul53. Death in the afternoon. Pub. 1953-07-30; B00000426402.
Issue 2Aug53. Her eyelashes close--wind blows him away. Pub. 1953-08-02; B00000427451.
Issue 4Aug53. Two happy people. Pub. 1953-08-04; B00000427453.
Issue 6Aug53. The Barriers are up. Pub. 1953-08-06; B00000427455.
Issue 9Aug53. Dior drops hemlines, world reverberates. Pub. 1953-08-09; B00000428470.
Issue 11Aug53. The Uncomplaining customer. Pub. 1953-08-11; B00000428472.
Issue 13Aug53. Toulouse Le Dragon and Moulin. Pub. 1953-08-13; B00000429857.
Issue 16Aug53. Hemingway discourse on booze, bulls & bears. Pub. 1953-08-16; B00000429860.
Issue 18Aug53. Of cigars and caviar. Pub. 1953-08-18; B00000429862.
Issue 20Aug53. A European gossip column. Pub. 1953-08-20; B00000429864.
Issue 23Aug53. The Streets of Paris; or, What's in a name. Pub. 1953-08-23; B00000430873.
Issue 25Aug53. August in Paris. Pub. 1953-08-25; B00000430875.
Issue 27Aug53. The National commander. Pub. 1953-08-27; B00000430877.
Issue 30Aug53. Medium sized funeral with bath & view. Pub. 1953-08-30; B00000432016.
Issue 1Sep53. Deauville, 1953. Pub. 1953-09-01; B00000432018.
Issue 3Sep53. An Eighteenth century party. Pub. 1953-09-03; B00000432020.
Issue 6Sep53. A Gabor is never angry with a former husband. Pub. 1953-09-06; B00000433304.
Issue 8Sep53. Understanding the French crisis. Pub. 1953-09-08; B00000433306.
Issue 10Sep53. A Report from Washington. Pub. 1953-09-10; B00000433308.
Issue 13Sep53. The Tourist saw Paris and died over prices. Pub. 1953-09-13; B00000433311.
Issue 15Sep53. Roller derby in France. Pub. 1953-09-15; B00000434166.
Issue 17Sep53. Zanuck on cinema scope. Pub. 1953-09-17; B00000434168.
Issue 20Sep53. A French driver sees pedestrian as target. Pub. 1953-09-20; B00000435399.
Issue 22Sep53. Four letters from Paris. Pub. 1953-09-22; B00000435401.
Issue 24Sep53. Mixed in schlag. Pub. 1953-09-24; B00000435403.
Issue 27Sep53. Jazz addicts are giving no rest to Stan Kenton. Pub. 1953-09-27; B00000436535.
Issue 29Sep53. The Girl who was discovered. Pub. 1953-09-29; B00000436537.
Issue 1Oct53. And to hell with burgundy. Pub. 1953-10-01; B00000436539.
Issue 4Oct53. Blonde finds it pays to prefer millionaires. Pub. 1953-10-04; B00000437841.
Issue 6Oct53. We're against oysters. Pub. 1953-10-06; B00000437843.
Issue 8Oct53. Lex and Lana in Paris. Pub. 1953-10-08; B00000437845.
Issue 11Oct53. How to meet T. S. Eliot: carry a plate of olives. Pub. 1953-10-11; B00000439084.
Issue 13Oct53. They're in for a suprise. Pub. 1953-10-13; B00000439086.
Issue 15Oct53. He honly hacts for Zanuck. Pub. 1953-10-15; B00000439088.
Issue 18Oct53. Wanted: fiery seniorita to inspire songwriter. Pub. 1953-10-18; B00000439795.
Issue 20Oct53. Report from Finland. Pub. 1953-10-20; B00000439797.
Issue 22Oct53. Crashing the sound barrier. Pub. 1953-10-22; B00000439799.
Issue 25Oct53. Reindeer hunter finds chlorophyll wilderness. Pub. 1953-10-25; B00000441084.
Issue 27Oct53. It never rains on reindeer. Pub. 27Oc53; B00000441086.
Issue 29Oct53. A Jug of wine, a loaf of bread. Pub. 1953-10-29; B00000441088.
Issue 1Nov53. The Man who bought bank at Monte Carlo. Pub. 1953-11-01; B00000441952.
Issue 3Nov53. Wish you were here. Pub. 1953-11-03; B00000441954.
Issue 5Nov53. A Lunch with H. H. Aga Kahn. Pub. 1953-11-05; B00000441956.
Issue 8Nov53. Someone always takes the joy out of life. Pub. 1953-11-08; B00000442747.
Issue 10Nov53. Censorship in blue. Pub. 1953-11-10; B00000442749.
Issue 12Nov53. Explaining Thanksgiving Day to the French. Pub. 1953-11-12; B00000442751.
Issue 15Nov53. TV--it's wonderful, says King Orson Lear. Pub. 1953-11-15; B00000443664.
Issue 17Nov53. Globe girdling made easy. Pub. 1953-11-17; B00000443666.
Issue 19Nov53. I hate Hollywood. Pub. 1953-11-19; B00000443668.
Issue 22Nov53. Markova rounding out 33 years on her toes. Pub. 1953-11-22; B00000444793.
Issue 24Nov53. White hunter, red fox. Pub. 1953-11-24; B00000444795.
Issue 26Nov53. Memories of a fox hunting man. Pub. 1953-11-26; B00000445672.
Issue 29Nov53. The Good Saint Hubert, hunter's patron saint. Pub. 1953-11-29; B00000445675.
Issue 8Dec53. Not oysters again. Pub. 1953-12-08; B00000447931.
Issue 10Dec53. A British genius. Pub. 1953-12-10; B00000447933.
Issue 13Dec53. Britains soccor deficit. Pub. 1953-12-13; B00000447936.
Issue 15Dec53. Christmas suggestions from Paris. Pub. 1953-12-15; B00000447938.
Issue 17Dec53. The Man who rearranges things. Pub. 1953-12-17; B00000450104.
Issue 20Dec53. The Shah of Iran's twin sister. Pub. 1953-12-20; B00000450107.
Issue 22Dec53. An Academy Award plea. Pub. 1953-12-22; B00000450109.
Issue 24Dec53. The Other Aly Khan. Pub. 1953-12-24; B00000450111.
Issue 27Dec53. If we were President of France. Pub. 1953-12-27; B00000450114.
Issue 29Dec53. Art speculating is big business. Pub. 1953-12-29; B00000450116.
Issue 31Dec53. 'Twas the night before Christmas at Monte Carlo. Pub. 1953-12-31; B00000450118.
Names:
Art Buchwald (52 documents)
example document: Don't forget to write. By Art Buchwald, illustrated by Lazlo Matulay
example document: Don't forget to write. By Art Buchwald, illustrated by Lazlo Matulay
[What they said to us, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000351896/0 / 1987-10-13
Title:
[What they said to us, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Variant title:
What they said to us
Other Title:
A Cat protests
A Columnist encounters teachers and chorines
New games for the family
It's better to give?
Readers respond to Capp article
Shorter lineup, more getaway
Battle of the sexes (cont.)
Double standard in the jet age
Art Buchwald from Paris
Can you think of anything worse?
Art Buchwald in Paris
An International rock 'n' roller
British rough on Queen
Bardot is anti-Bardot
Bull Moose fights votes for women
The Secret of dieting
Letters we never answered
Facts of love in France
(Art Buchwald writes from Paris
How fashions are made.
Talk with an art dealer
Fasching season calls for parties
Art Buchwald from Munich
Some call it Fasching--II
Art Buchwald in Munich
Survey in Switzerland
Art Buchwald in St. Moritz
That snow joke about the breaks
Art Buchwald from St. Moritz
Discussion of rich people
Ski resorting, the sport of
No bobsled run in '60 Olympics
The New Hilton
Art Buchwald in Cairo
My cousin's shop
French couple won roles as real butler and maid
No moustaches
Necessary phrases for Egypt
How to adopt a child from a foreign country
Art Buchwald reports
Separate checks
Secrets of tourist guides
Sylvia Beach's crowd: Paris writers of the 20's.
The Pourboire Institute
Lollo vs. Hughes
Lollo versus Hughes
Jeepers, here's a creeper, loser--Miss Bacall--weeper
Art Buchwald in London
She plays bad women
Russia awaits you
Rex's farewell to "Fair Lady."
Ireland's enfant terrible
She's happy, she really is
England offers its visitors a most haunting attraction
Economy drives we've known
No laugh in Fromage
Are military literary or vice versa?
The Parc with class
Cleaning up Paris
Poetry from Mt. Holyoke: Les Clochards de Paris
Les Clochards de Paris
How to bea musical snob
She still gets traumas
The Decorator shows his colors
The Seville feria
Seville feria II
Another American in the bull ring
Art Buchwald in Seville
Curdling report
A Tourist diary form
Paris will be destroyed by a sad-eyed monster
Stop drinking, lose friends
He's trying to get even
Crime can pay in collecting art
In training with Lanza
Art Buchwald in Rome
Unsung festivals in Europe
The Festival film trick
How to speak Italian
The Nubam of lemon talks
Autograph seekers versus Cary Grant
She loves France
The Latest in abstract art
War of languages in food and wine
He is now immortal
Girl's town
Just plain Phil Silvers, tourist
Drinking is not a vice
We're all going to be rich
Jeep-driver Elvis Presley is army's richest corporal
Whither the pub?
Of machines and men
Mrs. Robinson's side of the painting story
He causeda stir
Fun and games in Italy
If only Gary Cooper would talk.
That man's back again
Art Buchwald in Denmark
Foot touting in France
Victor Borge's summer in Denmark
Art Buchwald writes from Copenhagen
Fulfilling requests
More on "Far rumore."
Art Linkletter almost went to Russia
All is not lost
She wants to get married
Just give the operator your call
Wake up, America
Parties with the duchess and Stavros
A "Friend" of Art Buchwald's writes from Paris
Survival in August
Some like them fat
Tourists vs. exchange rate
Tourists versus exchange rate
A Matter of pride
Death to small cars
A Columnist encounters teachers and chorines
New games for the family
It's better to give?
Readers respond to Capp article
Shorter lineup, more getaway
Battle of the sexes (cont.)
Double standard in the jet age
Art Buchwald from Paris
Can you think of anything worse?
Art Buchwald in Paris
An International rock 'n' roller
British rough on Queen
Bardot is anti-Bardot
Bull Moose fights votes for women
The Secret of dieting
Letters we never answered
Facts of love in France
(Art Buchwald writes from Paris
How fashions are made.
Talk with an art dealer
Fasching season calls for parties
Art Buchwald from Munich
Some call it Fasching--II
Art Buchwald in Munich
Survey in Switzerland
Art Buchwald in St. Moritz
That snow joke about the breaks
Art Buchwald from St. Moritz
Discussion of rich people
Ski resorting, the sport of
No bobsled run in '60 Olympics
The New Hilton
Art Buchwald in Cairo
My cousin's shop
French couple won roles as real butler and maid
No moustaches
Necessary phrases for Egypt
How to adopt a child from a foreign country
Art Buchwald reports
Separate checks
Secrets of tourist guides
Sylvia Beach's crowd: Paris writers of the 20's.
The Pourboire Institute
Lollo vs. Hughes
Lollo versus Hughes
Jeepers, here's a creeper, loser--Miss Bacall--weeper
Art Buchwald in London
She plays bad women
Russia awaits you
Rex's farewell to "Fair Lady."
Ireland's enfant terrible
She's happy, she really is
England offers its visitors a most haunting attraction
Economy drives we've known
No laugh in Fromage
Are military literary or vice versa?
The Parc with class
Cleaning up Paris
Poetry from Mt. Holyoke: Les Clochards de Paris
Les Clochards de Paris
How to bea musical snob
She still gets traumas
The Decorator shows his colors
The Seville feria
Seville feria II
Another American in the bull ring
Art Buchwald in Seville
Curdling report
A Tourist diary form
Paris will be destroyed by a sad-eyed monster
Stop drinking, lose friends
He's trying to get even
Crime can pay in collecting art
In training with Lanza
Art Buchwald in Rome
Unsung festivals in Europe
The Festival film trick
How to speak Italian
The Nubam of lemon talks
Autograph seekers versus Cary Grant
She loves France
The Latest in abstract art
War of languages in food and wine
He is now immortal
Girl's town
Just plain Phil Silvers, tourist
Drinking is not a vice
We're all going to be rich
Jeep-driver Elvis Presley is army's richest corporal
Whither the pub?
Of machines and men
Mrs. Robinson's side of the painting story
He causeda stir
Fun and games in Italy
If only Gary Cooper would talk.
That man's back again
Art Buchwald in Denmark
Foot touting in France
Victor Borge's summer in Denmark
Art Buchwald writes from Copenhagen
Fulfilling requests
More on "Far rumore."
Art Linkletter almost went to Russia
All is not lost
She wants to get married
Just give the operator your call
Wake up, America
Parties with the duchess and Stavros
A "Friend" of Art Buchwald's writes from Paris
Survival in August
Some like them fat
Tourists vs. exchange rate
Tourists versus exchange rate
A Matter of pride
Death to small cars
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 3Mar59. The New Hilton. (Art Buchwald in Cairo) Pub. 1959-03-03; B00000760711.
Issue 1Jan59. What they said to us. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-01; B00000749988.
Issue 4Jan59. A Columnist encounters teachers and chorines. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-04; B00000749991.
Issue 6Jan59. New games for the family. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-06; B00000749993.
Issue 8Jan59. It's better to give? (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-08; B00000751073.
Issue 11Jan59. Readers respond to Capp article. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-11; B00000751075.
Issue 13Jan59. Shorter lineup, more getaway. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-13; B00000752147.
Issue 15Jan59. Battle of the sexes (cont.) (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-15; B00000752149.
Issue 18Jan59. Double standard in the jet age. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1959-01-18; B00000752152.
Issue 20Jan59. Can you think of anything worse? (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-01-20; B00000752154.
Issue 22Jan59. A Cat protests. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-01-22; B00000753141.
Issue 25Jan59. An International rock 'n' roller. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1959-01-25; B00000753144.
Issue 27Jan59. British rough on Queen. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-01-27; B00000754253.
Issue 29Jan59. Bardot is anti-Bardot. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-01-29; B00000754255.
Issue 1Feb59. Bull Moose fights votes for women. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1959-02-01; B00000754258.
Issue 3Feb59. The Secret of dieting. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-02-03; B00000754259.
Issue 5Feb59. Letters we never answered. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-02-05; B00000756028.
Issue 8Feb59. Facts of love in France. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-02-08; B00000756031.
Issue 10Feb59. How fashions are made. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-02-10; B00000756882.
Issue 12Feb59. Talk with an art dealer. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-02-12; B00000756884.
Issue 15Feb59. Fasching season calls for parties. (Art Buchwald from Munich) Pub. 1959-02-15; B00000756887.
Issue 17Feb59. Some call it Fasching--II. (Art Buchwald in Munich) Pub. 1959-02-17; B00000757369.
Issue 19Feb59. Survey in Switzerland. (Art Buchwald in St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-02-19; B00000757371.
Issue 22Feb59. That snow joke about the breaks. (Art Buchwald from St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-02-22; B00000759125.
Issue 24Feb59. Discussion of rich people. (Art Buchwald in St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-02-24; B00000759127.
Issue 26Feb59. Ski resorting, the sport of. (Art Buchwald in St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-02-26; B00000759129.
Issue 1Mar59. No bobsled run in '60 Olympics. (Art Buchwald from St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-03-01; B00000759132.
Issue 5Mar59. My cousin's shop. (Art Buchwald in Cairo) Pub. 1959-03-05; B00000760713.
Issue 8Mar59. French couple won roles as real butler and maid. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-08; B00000760716.
Issue 10Mar59. No moustaches. (Art Buchwald in Cairo) Pub. 1959-03-10; B00000761867.
Issue 12Mar59. Necessary phrases for Egypt. (Art Buchwald in Cairo) Pub. 1959-03-12; B00000761869.
Issue 15Mar59. How to adopt a child from a foreign country. (Art Buchwald reports) Pub. 1959-03-15; B00000761872.
Issue 17Mar59. Separate checks. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-17; B00000762842.
Issue 19Mar59. Secrets of tourist guides. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1969-03-19; B00000762844.
Issue 22Mar59. Sylvia Beach's crowd: Paris writers of the 20's. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-22; B00000762847.
Issue 24Mar59. The Pourboire Institute. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-24; B00000762849.
Issue 26Mar59. Lollo vs. Hughes. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-26; B00000763723.
Issue 29Mar59. Jeepers, here's a creeper, loser--Miss Bacall--weeper. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-03-29; B00000763726.
Issue 31Mar59. She plays bad women. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-31; B00000764852.
Issue 2Apr59. Russia awaits you. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-02; B00000764854.
Issue 5Apr59. Rex's farewell to "Fair Lady." (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-04-05; B00000764857.
Issue 7Apr59. Ireland's enfant terrible. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-07; B00000764858.
Issue 9Apr59. She's happy, she really is. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-09; B00000765744.
Issue 12Apr59. England offers its visitors a most haunting attraction. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-04-12; B00000765746.
Issue 14Apr59. Economy drives we've known. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-14; B00000767683.
Issue 16Apr59. No laugh in Fromage. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-16; B00000767685.
Issue 19Apr59. Are military literary or vice versa? (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-04-19; B00000767689.
Issue 21Apr59. The Parc with class. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-21; B00000769295.
Issue 23Apr59. Cleaning up Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-23; B00000769297.
Issue 26Apr59. Poetry from Mt. Holyoke: Les Clochards de Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-26; B00000769300.
Issue 28Apr59. How to bea musical snob. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-28; B00000769983.
Issue 30Apr59. She still gets traumas. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-30; B00000769985.
Issue 3May59. The Decorator shows his colors. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-03; B00000769988.
Issue 5May59. Art Buchwald--The Seville feria. Pub. 1959-05-05; B00000771065.
Issue 7May59. Art Buchwald--Seville feria II. Pub. 1959-05-07; B00000771067.
Issue 10May59. Another American in the bull ring. (Art Buchwald in Seville) Pub. 1959-05-10; B00000771070.
Issue 12May59. Art Buchwald--Curdling report. Pub. 1959-05-12; B00000771072.
Issue 14May59. Art Buchwald--A Tourist diary form. Pub. 1959-05-14; B00000772960.
Issue 17May59. Paris will be destroyed by a sad-eyed monster. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-17; B00000772963.
Issue 19May59. Art Buchwald--Stop drinking, lose friends. Pub. 1959-05-19; B00000772965.
Issue 21May59. He's trying to get even. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-21; B00000774116.
Issue 24May59. Crime can pay in collecting art. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-24; B00000774470.
Issue 26May59. In training with Lanza. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-05-26; B00000774809.
Issue 28May59. Unsung festivals in Europe. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-28; B00000774811.
Issue 31May59. The Festival film trick. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-31; B00000774813.
Issue 2Jun59. How to speak Italian. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-06-02; B00000776142.
Issue 4Jun59. The Nubam of lemon talks. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-06-04; B00000776144.
Issue 7Jun59. Autograph seekers versus Cary Grant. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-07; B00000776147.
Issue 9Jun59. Art Buchwald--She loves France. Pub. 1959-06-09; B00000778192.
Issue 11Jun59. The Latest in abstract art. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-11; B00000778194.
Issue 14Jun59. War of languages in food and wine. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-14; B00000778197.
Issue 16Jun59. Art Buchwald--He is now immortal. Pub. 1959-06-16; B00000778413.
Issue 18Jun59. Girl's town. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-06-18; B00000778415.
Issue 21Jun59. Just plain Phil Silvers, tourist. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-21; B00000778653.
Issue 23Jun59. Drinking is not a vice. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-23; B00000780059.
Issue 25Jun59. We're all going to be rich. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-25; B00000780061.
Issue 28Jun59. Jeep-driver Elvis Presley is army's richest corporal. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-28; B00000780064.
Issue 30Jun59. Whither the pub? (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-06-30; B00000780859.
Issue 2Jul59. Of machines and men. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-02; B00000780861.
Issue 5Jul59. Mrs. Robinson's side of the painting story. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-05; B00000780863.
Issue 7Jul59. He causeda stir. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-07-07; B00000781821.
Issue 9Jul59. Fun and games in Italy. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-07-09; B00000781823.
Issue 12Jul59. If only Gary Cooper would talk. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-07-12; B00000781826.
Issue 14Jul59. That man's back again. (Art Buchwald in Denmark) Pub. 1959-07-14; B00000782297.
Issue 16Jul59. Foot touting in France. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-16; B00000782299.
Issue 19Jul59. Victor Borge's summer in Denmark. (Art Buchwald writes from Copenhagen) Pub. 1959-07-19; B00000782302.
Issue 21Jul59. Fulfilling requests. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-21; B00000783816.
Issue 23Jul59. More on "Far rumore." (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-23; B00000783818.
Issue 26Jul59. Art Linkletter almost went to Russia. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-07-26; B00000783821.
Issue 28Jul59. All is not lost. (Art Buchwald in Copenhagen) Pub. 1959-07-28; B00000783823.
Issue 30Jul59. She wants to get married. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-30; B00000784011.
Issue 2Aug59. Just give the operator your call. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-08-02; B00000785712.
Issue 4Aug59. Art Buchwald guest column. Pub. 1959-08-04; B00000784015.
Issue 6Aug59. Art Buchwald--Wake up, America. Pub. 1959-08-06; B00000785714.
Issue 9Aug59. Parties with the duchess and Stavros. (A "Friend" of Art Buchwald's writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-08-09; B00000785717.
Issue 11Aug59. Survival in August. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-11; B00000785719.
Issue 13Aug59. Some like them fat. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-13; B00000788288.
Issue 16Aug59. Tourists vs. exchange rate. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1959-08-16; B00000788291.
Issue 18Aug59. A Matter of pride. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-18; B00000788293.
Issue 20Aug59. Death to small cars. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-20; B00000789340.
Issue 23Aug59. For a lost cause: Elizabeth and Eddie. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-23; B00000789343.
Issue 25Aug59. America may have a chance. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-25; B00000789345.
Issue 27Aug59. A Frenchman strikes back. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-27; B00000790379.
Issue 30Aug59. Story of American tourists in Europe. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-30; B00000790382.
Issue 1Sep59. Traveling with parents--1. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-01; B00000790384.
Issue 3Sep59. Phrases for heads of state. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-03; B00000791707.
Issue 6Sep59. Travel problems with parents--2. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-06; B00000791710.
Issue 8Sep59. The Factory. (Art Buchwald in France) Pub. 1959-09-08; B00000791712.
Issue 10Sep59. Fathers anonymous. (Art Buchwald in France) Pub. 1959-09-10; B00000792505.
Issue 13Sep59. A Fine year for Aly Khan. (Art Buchwald writes from Deauville) Pub. 1959-09-13; B00000792508.
Issue 15Sep59. New man at Maxim's. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-15; B00000792510.
Issue 17Sep59. Confessions of an agitator. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-17; B00000793441.
Issue 20Sep59. Cure for small-car snobs. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-09-20; B00000793444.
Issue 22Sep59. Net result: headaches. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-22; B00000794594.
Issue 24Sep59. Oh mistress mine. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-24; B00000794597.
Issue 27Sep59. How Bernstein met Pasternak. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-09-27; B00000794601.
Issue 29Sep59. Anywhere the wind blows. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-29; B00000794598.
Issue 1Oct59. Everybody go home. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-01; B00000795605.
Issue 4Oct59. A New aroma in the Metro. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-10-04; B00000795608.
Issue 6Oct59. Stag hunting with Tito. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-06; B00000795610.
Issue 8Oct59. They still talk about McCarthy. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-08; B00000797175.
Issue 11Oct59. Noel Coward speaks out against the theater party. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-10-11; B00000798326.
Issue 13Oct59. It's a great year for wine. (Art Buchwald in Bordeaux) Pub. 1959-10-13; B00000798327.
Issue 15Oct59. It puckers your mouth. (Art Buchwald in Bordeaux) Pub. 1959-10-15; B00000798329.
Issue 18Oct59. Being married to a Frenchman is "challenge" says Suzy Parker. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-10-18; B00000799572.
Issue 20Oct59. Art Buchwald--The Latest models, 1959. Pub. 1959-10-20; B00000799573.
Issue 22Oct59. The Story teller. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-22; B00000799575.
Issue 25Oct59. No room for Orson Welles. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-10-25; B00000799578.
Issue 27Oct59. The Summit explained. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-27; B00000801197.
Issue 29Oct59. The Seven-year itch. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-29; B00000801195.
Issue 1Nov59. A Chat with Mr. Hitchcock. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-11-01; B00000801192.
Issue 3Nov59. Gregory Ratoff confesses. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-11-03; B00000801855.
Issue 6Nov59. Someone's in a fixin'. (Art Buchwald in Hollywood) Pub. 1959-11-06; B00000801858.
Issue 8Nov59. Darryl Zanuck left town to avoid corporate stars. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-11-08; B00000801860.
Issue 10Nov59. About institutional plugging. (Art Buchwald in Hollywood) Pub. 1959-11-10; B00000804404.
Issue 12Nov59. The Quizzlings. (Art Buchwald in Hollywood) Pub. 1959-11-12; B00000803378.
Issue 15Nov59. Francois writes letter to Pierre. (Art Buchwald in Los Angeles) Pub. 1959-11-15; B00000803381.
Issue 17Nov59. Mr. Smith comes to Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-11-17; B00000804351.
Issue 19Nov59. The Good American. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-11-19; B00000804353.
Issue 22Nov59. The Desperate case of purloined cigars. (Art Buchwald in Los Angeles) Pub. 1959-11-22; B00000805481.
Issue 24Nov59. Hotels cost money. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-11-24; B00000805483.
Issue 26Nov59. A New Christmas game. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-11-26; B00000805485.
Issue 29Nov59. Peter Dawkins plays rugger at Brasenose. (Art Buchwald in Oxford) Pub. 1959-11-29; B00000805480.
Issue 1Dec59. Life presents a dismal picture. (Art Buchwald in Oxford) Pub. 1959-12-01; B00000806323.
Issue 3Dec59. No safety in numbers. (Art Buchwald in Oxford) Pub. 1959-12-03; B00000806325.
Issue 6Dec59. News about French women. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-06; B00000807957.
Issue 8Dec59. Where we left off. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-08; B00000807960.
Issue 10Dec59. Let's see who salutes. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-10; B00000807962.
Issue 13Dec59. La Dietrich great anywhere she goes. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-13; B00000807958.
Issue 15Dec59. How to bea comic. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-15; B00000807966.
Issue 17Dec59. Something for the girl. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-17; B00000808618.
Issue 20Dec59. Shopping for "foreign" cars. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-12-20; B00000808621.
Issue 24Dec59. The Health nuts. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-24; B00000809835.
Issue 27Dec59. Movie critic, come home after viewing "Ben-Hur." (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-12-27; B00000809832.
Issue 29Dec59. The Search. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-12-29; B00000809839.
Issue 31Dec59. No stroke of genius. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-12-31; B00000811026.
Issue 1Jan59. What they said to us. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-01; B00000749988.
Issue 4Jan59. A Columnist encounters teachers and chorines. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-04; B00000749991.
Issue 6Jan59. New games for the family. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-06; B00000749993.
Issue 8Jan59. It's better to give? (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-08; B00000751073.
Issue 11Jan59. Readers respond to Capp article. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-11; B00000751075.
Issue 13Jan59. Shorter lineup, more getaway. (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-13; B00000752147.
Issue 15Jan59. Battle of the sexes (cont.) (Art Buchwald in New York) Pub. 1959-01-15; B00000752149.
Issue 18Jan59. Double standard in the jet age. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1959-01-18; B00000752152.
Issue 20Jan59. Can you think of anything worse? (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-01-20; B00000752154.
Issue 22Jan59. A Cat protests. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-01-22; B00000753141.
Issue 25Jan59. An International rock 'n' roller. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1959-01-25; B00000753144.
Issue 27Jan59. British rough on Queen. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-01-27; B00000754253.
Issue 29Jan59. Bardot is anti-Bardot. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-01-29; B00000754255.
Issue 1Feb59. Bull Moose fights votes for women. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1959-02-01; B00000754258.
Issue 3Feb59. The Secret of dieting. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-02-03; B00000754259.
Issue 5Feb59. Letters we never answered. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-02-05; B00000756028.
Issue 8Feb59. Facts of love in France. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-02-08; B00000756031.
Issue 10Feb59. How fashions are made. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-02-10; B00000756882.
Issue 12Feb59. Talk with an art dealer. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-02-12; B00000756884.
Issue 15Feb59. Fasching season calls for parties. (Art Buchwald from Munich) Pub. 1959-02-15; B00000756887.
Issue 17Feb59. Some call it Fasching--II. (Art Buchwald in Munich) Pub. 1959-02-17; B00000757369.
Issue 19Feb59. Survey in Switzerland. (Art Buchwald in St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-02-19; B00000757371.
Issue 22Feb59. That snow joke about the breaks. (Art Buchwald from St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-02-22; B00000759125.
Issue 24Feb59. Discussion of rich people. (Art Buchwald in St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-02-24; B00000759127.
Issue 26Feb59. Ski resorting, the sport of. (Art Buchwald in St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-02-26; B00000759129.
Issue 1Mar59. No bobsled run in '60 Olympics. (Art Buchwald from St. Moritz) Pub. 1959-03-01; B00000759132.
Issue 5Mar59. My cousin's shop. (Art Buchwald in Cairo) Pub. 1959-03-05; B00000760713.
Issue 8Mar59. French couple won roles as real butler and maid. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-08; B00000760716.
Issue 10Mar59. No moustaches. (Art Buchwald in Cairo) Pub. 1959-03-10; B00000761867.
Issue 12Mar59. Necessary phrases for Egypt. (Art Buchwald in Cairo) Pub. 1959-03-12; B00000761869.
Issue 15Mar59. How to adopt a child from a foreign country. (Art Buchwald reports) Pub. 1959-03-15; B00000761872.
Issue 17Mar59. Separate checks. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-17; B00000762842.
Issue 19Mar59. Secrets of tourist guides. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1969-03-19; B00000762844.
Issue 22Mar59. Sylvia Beach's crowd: Paris writers of the 20's. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-22; B00000762847.
Issue 24Mar59. The Pourboire Institute. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-24; B00000762849.
Issue 26Mar59. Lollo vs. Hughes. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-26; B00000763723.
Issue 29Mar59. Jeepers, here's a creeper, loser--Miss Bacall--weeper. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-03-29; B00000763726.
Issue 31Mar59. She plays bad women. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-03-31; B00000764852.
Issue 2Apr59. Russia awaits you. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-02; B00000764854.
Issue 5Apr59. Rex's farewell to "Fair Lady." (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-04-05; B00000764857.
Issue 7Apr59. Ireland's enfant terrible. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-07; B00000764858.
Issue 9Apr59. She's happy, she really is. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-09; B00000765744.
Issue 12Apr59. England offers its visitors a most haunting attraction. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-04-12; B00000765746.
Issue 14Apr59. Economy drives we've known. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-14; B00000767683.
Issue 16Apr59. No laugh in Fromage. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-16; B00000767685.
Issue 19Apr59. Are military literary or vice versa? (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-04-19; B00000767689.
Issue 21Apr59. The Parc with class. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-21; B00000769295.
Issue 23Apr59. Cleaning up Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-23; B00000769297.
Issue 26Apr59. Poetry from Mt. Holyoke: Les Clochards de Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-26; B00000769300.
Issue 28Apr59. How to bea musical snob. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-28; B00000769983.
Issue 30Apr59. She still gets traumas. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-04-30; B00000769985.
Issue 3May59. The Decorator shows his colors. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-03; B00000769988.
Issue 5May59. Art Buchwald--The Seville feria. Pub. 1959-05-05; B00000771065.
Issue 7May59. Art Buchwald--Seville feria II. Pub. 1959-05-07; B00000771067.
Issue 10May59. Another American in the bull ring. (Art Buchwald in Seville) Pub. 1959-05-10; B00000771070.
Issue 12May59. Art Buchwald--Curdling report. Pub. 1959-05-12; B00000771072.
Issue 14May59. Art Buchwald--A Tourist diary form. Pub. 1959-05-14; B00000772960.
Issue 17May59. Paris will be destroyed by a sad-eyed monster. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-17; B00000772963.
Issue 19May59. Art Buchwald--Stop drinking, lose friends. Pub. 1959-05-19; B00000772965.
Issue 21May59. He's trying to get even. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-21; B00000774116.
Issue 24May59. Crime can pay in collecting art. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-24; B00000774470.
Issue 26May59. In training with Lanza. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-05-26; B00000774809.
Issue 28May59. Unsung festivals in Europe. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-28; B00000774811.
Issue 31May59. The Festival film trick. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-05-31; B00000774813.
Issue 2Jun59. How to speak Italian. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-06-02; B00000776142.
Issue 4Jun59. The Nubam of lemon talks. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-06-04; B00000776144.
Issue 7Jun59. Autograph seekers versus Cary Grant. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-07; B00000776147.
Issue 9Jun59. Art Buchwald--She loves France. Pub. 1959-06-09; B00000778192.
Issue 11Jun59. The Latest in abstract art. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-11; B00000778194.
Issue 14Jun59. War of languages in food and wine. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-14; B00000778197.
Issue 16Jun59. Art Buchwald--He is now immortal. Pub. 1959-06-16; B00000778413.
Issue 18Jun59. Girl's town. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-06-18; B00000778415.
Issue 21Jun59. Just plain Phil Silvers, tourist. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-21; B00000778653.
Issue 23Jun59. Drinking is not a vice. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-23; B00000780059.
Issue 25Jun59. We're all going to be rich. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-25; B00000780061.
Issue 28Jun59. Jeep-driver Elvis Presley is army's richest corporal. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-06-28; B00000780064.
Issue 30Jun59. Whither the pub? (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-06-30; B00000780859.
Issue 2Jul59. Of machines and men. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-02; B00000780861.
Issue 5Jul59. Mrs. Robinson's side of the painting story. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-05; B00000780863.
Issue 7Jul59. He causeda stir. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-07-07; B00000781821.
Issue 9Jul59. Fun and games in Italy. (Art Buchwald in Rome) Pub. 1959-07-09; B00000781823.
Issue 12Jul59. If only Gary Cooper would talk. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-07-12; B00000781826.
Issue 14Jul59. That man's back again. (Art Buchwald in Denmark) Pub. 1959-07-14; B00000782297.
Issue 16Jul59. Foot touting in France. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-16; B00000782299.
Issue 19Jul59. Victor Borge's summer in Denmark. (Art Buchwald writes from Copenhagen) Pub. 1959-07-19; B00000782302.
Issue 21Jul59. Fulfilling requests. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-21; B00000783816.
Issue 23Jul59. More on "Far rumore." (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-23; B00000783818.
Issue 26Jul59. Art Linkletter almost went to Russia. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-07-26; B00000783821.
Issue 28Jul59. All is not lost. (Art Buchwald in Copenhagen) Pub. 1959-07-28; B00000783823.
Issue 30Jul59. She wants to get married. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-07-30; B00000784011.
Issue 2Aug59. Just give the operator your call. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-08-02; B00000785712.
Issue 4Aug59. Art Buchwald guest column. Pub. 1959-08-04; B00000784015.
Issue 6Aug59. Art Buchwald--Wake up, America. Pub. 1959-08-06; B00000785714.
Issue 9Aug59. Parties with the duchess and Stavros. (A "Friend" of Art Buchwald's writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-08-09; B00000785717.
Issue 11Aug59. Survival in August. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-11; B00000785719.
Issue 13Aug59. Some like them fat. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-13; B00000788288.
Issue 16Aug59. Tourists vs. exchange rate. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1959-08-16; B00000788291.
Issue 18Aug59. A Matter of pride. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-18; B00000788293.
Issue 20Aug59. Death to small cars. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-20; B00000789340.
Issue 23Aug59. For a lost cause: Elizabeth and Eddie. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-23; B00000789343.
Issue 25Aug59. America may have a chance. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-25; B00000789345.
Issue 27Aug59. A Frenchman strikes back. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-27; B00000790379.
Issue 30Aug59. Story of American tourists in Europe. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-08-30; B00000790382.
Issue 1Sep59. Traveling with parents--1. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-01; B00000790384.
Issue 3Sep59. Phrases for heads of state. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-03; B00000791707.
Issue 6Sep59. Travel problems with parents--2. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-06; B00000791710.
Issue 8Sep59. The Factory. (Art Buchwald in France) Pub. 1959-09-08; B00000791712.
Issue 10Sep59. Fathers anonymous. (Art Buchwald in France) Pub. 1959-09-10; B00000792505.
Issue 13Sep59. A Fine year for Aly Khan. (Art Buchwald writes from Deauville) Pub. 1959-09-13; B00000792508.
Issue 15Sep59. New man at Maxim's. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-15; B00000792510.
Issue 17Sep59. Confessions of an agitator. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-17; B00000793441.
Issue 20Sep59. Cure for small-car snobs. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-09-20; B00000793444.
Issue 22Sep59. Net result: headaches. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-22; B00000794594.
Issue 24Sep59. Oh mistress mine. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-24; B00000794597.
Issue 27Sep59. How Bernstein met Pasternak. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-09-27; B00000794601.
Issue 29Sep59. Anywhere the wind blows. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-09-29; B00000794598.
Issue 1Oct59. Everybody go home. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-01; B00000795605.
Issue 4Oct59. A New aroma in the Metro. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-10-04; B00000795608.
Issue 6Oct59. Stag hunting with Tito. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-06; B00000795610.
Issue 8Oct59. They still talk about McCarthy. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-08; B00000797175.
Issue 11Oct59. Noel Coward speaks out against the theater party. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-10-11; B00000798326.
Issue 13Oct59. It's a great year for wine. (Art Buchwald in Bordeaux) Pub. 1959-10-13; B00000798327.
Issue 15Oct59. It puckers your mouth. (Art Buchwald in Bordeaux) Pub. 1959-10-15; B00000798329.
Issue 18Oct59. Being married to a Frenchman is "challenge" says Suzy Parker. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-10-18; B00000799572.
Issue 20Oct59. Art Buchwald--The Latest models, 1959. Pub. 1959-10-20; B00000799573.
Issue 22Oct59. The Story teller. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-22; B00000799575.
Issue 25Oct59. No room for Orson Welles. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-10-25; B00000799578.
Issue 27Oct59. The Summit explained. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-27; B00000801197.
Issue 29Oct59. The Seven-year itch. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-10-29; B00000801195.
Issue 1Nov59. A Chat with Mr. Hitchcock. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-11-01; B00000801192.
Issue 3Nov59. Gregory Ratoff confesses. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-11-03; B00000801855.
Issue 6Nov59. Someone's in a fixin'. (Art Buchwald in Hollywood) Pub. 1959-11-06; B00000801858.
Issue 8Nov59. Darryl Zanuck left town to avoid corporate stars. (Art Buchwald writes from Paris) Pub. 1959-11-08; B00000801860.
Issue 10Nov59. About institutional plugging. (Art Buchwald in Hollywood) Pub. 1959-11-10; B00000804404.
Issue 12Nov59. The Quizzlings. (Art Buchwald in Hollywood) Pub. 1959-11-12; B00000803378.
Issue 15Nov59. Francois writes letter to Pierre. (Art Buchwald in Los Angeles) Pub. 1959-11-15; B00000803381.
Issue 17Nov59. Mr. Smith comes to Paris. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-11-17; B00000804351.
Issue 19Nov59. The Good American. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-11-19; B00000804353.
Issue 22Nov59. The Desperate case of purloined cigars. (Art Buchwald in Los Angeles) Pub. 1959-11-22; B00000805481.
Issue 24Nov59. Hotels cost money. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-11-24; B00000805483.
Issue 26Nov59. A New Christmas game. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-11-26; B00000805485.
Issue 29Nov59. Peter Dawkins plays rugger at Brasenose. (Art Buchwald in Oxford) Pub. 1959-11-29; B00000805480.
Issue 1Dec59. Life presents a dismal picture. (Art Buchwald in Oxford) Pub. 1959-12-01; B00000806323.
Issue 3Dec59. No safety in numbers. (Art Buchwald in Oxford) Pub. 1959-12-03; B00000806325.
Issue 6Dec59. News about French women. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-06; B00000807957.
Issue 8Dec59. Where we left off. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-08; B00000807960.
Issue 10Dec59. Let's see who salutes. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-10; B00000807962.
Issue 13Dec59. La Dietrich great anywhere she goes. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-13; B00000807958.
Issue 15Dec59. How to bea comic. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-15; B00000807966.
Issue 17Dec59. Something for the girl. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-17; B00000808618.
Issue 20Dec59. Shopping for "foreign" cars. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-12-20; B00000808621.
Issue 24Dec59. The Health nuts. (Art Buchwald in Paris) Pub. 1959-12-24; B00000809835.
Issue 27Dec59. Movie critic, come home after viewing "Ben-Hur." (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-12-27; B00000809832.
Issue 29Dec59. The Search. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-12-29; B00000809839.
Issue 31Dec59. No stroke of genius. (Art Buchwald in London) Pub. 1959-12-31; B00000811026.
Names:
[A Whif[f] of clean air, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000263038 / 1985-10-28
Title:
[A Whif[f] of clean air, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Other Title:
A Spit in the ocean.
The Facts of life.
The Cocker spaniel controversy.
A Tribute to Bogey.
The Unmentionable.
The Question of adopting children.
The Tall and short of it.
The Second best in the world.
A Prayer for landlords.
The Law is formelle.
The Test of time.
The Time killer.
A Dinner for aristocrats.
The Young tea drinkers.
The Blonde tiger.
A Gentle toddle on the bob.
A Strange, amusing people.
The most exclusive club.
A New Swiss sport.
The Russians invent love.
The Aga Khan's other son.
The Queen of Butts.
A Proud and noble sound.
The Road to Morocco.
The Horse-faced girl comes to Paris.
The Writer is heard from.
A Weekend in the country.
The Great bat hunt.
A Yank at Butlin's.
The Stately home business is booming.
The Last angry man.
The Mostest with the hostess.
The Tails with a zip.
The Politest policeman in the world.
The Female figure, where is it going?
The Three wise guys.
The Great sausage mystery.
A Tankful profession.
The Channel was getting too wide.
The Contest continues.
The Best news stories of the year.
The Facts of life.
The Cocker spaniel controversy.
A Tribute to Bogey.
The Unmentionable.
The Question of adopting children.
The Tall and short of it.
The Second best in the world.
A Prayer for landlords.
The Law is formelle.
The Test of time.
The Time killer.
A Dinner for aristocrats.
The Young tea drinkers.
The Blonde tiger.
A Gentle toddle on the bob.
A Strange, amusing people.
The most exclusive club.
A New Swiss sport.
The Russians invent love.
The Aga Khan's other son.
The Queen of Butts.
A Proud and noble sound.
The Road to Morocco.
The Horse-faced girl comes to Paris.
The Writer is heard from.
A Weekend in the country.
The Great bat hunt.
A Yank at Butlin's.
The Stately home business is booming.
The Last angry man.
The Mostest with the hostess.
The Tails with a zip.
The Politest policeman in the world.
The Female figure, where is it going?
The Three wise guys.
The Great sausage mystery.
A Tankful profession.
The Channel was getting too wide.
The Contest continues.
The Best news stories of the year.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 23Apr57. A Prayer for landlords. Pub. 1957-04-23; B00000648297.
(P. S. from Paris)
Issue 1Jan57. A Whif[f] of clean air. Pub. 1957-01-01; B00000628483.
Issue 3Jan57. Some serious soul searching. Pub. 1957-01-03; B00000628485.
Issue 6Jan57. Best news stories of the year. Pub. 1957-01-06; B00000628488.
Issue 8Jan57. A Spit in the ocean. Pub. 1957-01-08; B00000628490.
Issue 10Jan57. The Facts of life. Pub. 1957-01-10; B00000629674.
Issue 13Jan57. Miss Bergman has two current hits. Pub. 1957-01-13; B00000629677.
Issue 15Jan57. The Cocker spaniel controversy. Pub. 1957-01-15; B00000629679.
Issue 17Jan57. Nothing to do but wait. Pub. 1957-01-17; B00000630646.
Issue 20Jan57. How can success spoil Mike Todd? Pub. 1957-01-20; B00000630649.
Issue 22Jan57. A Tribute to Bogey. Pub. 1957-01-22; B00000630651.
Issue 24Jan57. What's good for the goose. Pub. 1957-01-24; B00000632078.
Issue 27Jan57. Dear Voice of America. Pub. 1957-01-27; B00000632081.
Issue 29Jan57. The Unmentionable. Pub. 1957-01-29; B00000632083.
Issue 31Jan57. The Question of adopting children. Pub. 1957-01-31; B00000633314.
Issue 17Feb57. In defense of the American tourist. Pub. 1957-02-17; B00000636035.
Issue 24Feb57. Is Princess Caroline exclusive? Pub. 1957-02-24; B00000636421.
Issue 28Feb57. Women in music. Pub. 1957-02-28; B00000637927.
Issue 3Mar57. The Tall and short of it. Pub. 1957-03-03; B00000637930.
Issue 7Mar57. How to get into "l'enfer." Pub. 1957-03-07; B00000639515.
Issue 12Mar57. All the world's a stage. Pub. 1957-03-12; B00000639520.
Issue 14Mar57. Marriage without tears. Pub. 1957-03-14; B00000641971.
Issue 28Mar57. "Brainstorming" in Europe. Pub. 1957-03-28; B00000643075.
Issue 31Mar57. We won't be pressured. Pub. 1957-03-31; B00000643078.
Issue 4Apr57. Don't throw the tables. Pub. 1957-04-04; B00000644424.
Issue 7Apr57. My mother can't sleep. Pub. 1957-04-07; B00000644427.
Issue 9Apr57. Farewell to everybody. Pub. 1957-04-09; B00000644429.
Issue 11Apr57. Give me some gas, man. Pub. 1957-04-11; B00000646001.
Issue 14Apr57. Where the tourists don't go. Pub. 1957-04-14; B00000646004.
Issue 16Apr57. Long live the tails. Pub. 1957-04-16; B00000646006.
Issue 18Apr57. The Second best in the world. Pub. 1957-04-18; B00000647350.
Issue 21Apr57. She doesn't like us. Pub. 1957-04-21; B00000647353.
Issue 28Apr57. Bob Hope and Fernandel turn a duel into a duet. Pub. 1957-04-28; B00000648302.
Issue 30Apr57. Tea and sympathy. Pub. 1957-04-30; B00000648304.
Issue 2May57. She will still drive. Pub. 1957-05-02; B00000649539.
Issue 5May57. My fair lady. Pub. 1957-05-05; B00000649542.
Issue 7May57. But is it safe? Pub. 1957-05-07; B00000649544.
Issue 21May57. Life begins at sixty. Pub. 1957-05-21; B00000652059.
Issue 26May57. To fight or not to fight. Pub. 1957-05-26; B00000653123.
Issue 30May57. The Law is formelle. Pub. 1957-05-30; B00000653127.
Issue 2Jun57. Scrapbooks from France. Pub. 1957-06-02; B00000654002.
Issue 4Jun57. It's all done by impulses. Pub. 1957-06-04; B00000654004.
Issue 6Jun57. Tennis anyone? Pub. 1957-06-06; B00000655407.
Issue 9Jun57. I accuse. Pub. 1957-06-09; B00000655410.
Issue 13Jun57. Only a passing interest. Pub. 1957-06-13; B00000656617.
Issue 16Jun57. The Test of time. Pub. 1957-06-16; B00000656620.
Issue 18Jun57. Ribaldry is good for you. Pub. 1957-06-18; B00000656622.
Issue 23Jun57. The Time killer. 23Jun57; B658005.
Issue 16Jul57. Vacations can be spent at home. Pub. 1957-07-16; B00000661821.
Issue 18Jul57. Secret minutes of the dry martini. Pub. 1957-07-18; B00000661823.
Issue 21Jul57. Which comes first? Pub. 1957-07-21; B00000661825.
Issue 23Jul57. A Dinner for aristocrats. Pub. 1957-07-23; B00000661827.
Issue 28Jul57. It wouldn't have been the same. Pub. 1957-07-28; B00000663282.
Issue 1Aug57. The Young tea drinkers. Pub. 1957-08-01; B00000664124.
(P. S. from Holland)
Issue 3Feb57. Some talk about restaurants. Pub. 1957-02-03; B00000633317.
(P. S. from Amsterdam)
Issue 5Feb57. No finger in the dike. Pub. 1957-02-05; B00000633318.
Issue 7Feb57. Not so gude for the blude. Pub. 1957-02-07; B00000634668.
(P. S. from Hamburg)
Issue 10Feb57. The Blonde tiger. Pub. 1957-02-10; B00000634671.
Issue 12Feb57. That was zum lobster. Pub. 1957-02-12; B00000634673.
Issue 14Feb57. Where the ladies ask the men. Pub. 1957-02-14; B00000636032.
(P. S. from Berlin)
Issue 17Feb57. Nothing too good for knautschke. Pub. 1954-02-17; B00000636035.
Issue 19Feb57. Modern architecture is back. Pub. 1957-02-19; B00000636037.
Issue 21Feb57. It's the quiet that gets you. Pub. 1957-02-21; B00000636418.
(P. S. from Germany)
Issue 26Feb57. That was zum harbor. Pub. 1957-02-26; B00000636423.
(P. S. from London)
Issue 5Mar57. No Marilyn Monroe for him. Pub. 1957-03-05; B00000637932.
Issue 10Mar57. Joan of Arc, 1957. Pub. 1957-03-10; B00000639518.
Issue 25Jul57. England is heard from. Pub. 1957-07-25; B00000663279.
(P. S. from St. Moritz)
Issue 17Mar57. A Gentle toddle on the bob. Pub. 1957-03-17; B00000641974.
Issue 19Mar57. A Strange, amusing people. Pub. 1957-03-19; B00000641976.
Issue 21Mar57. In the name of charity. Pub. 1957-03-21; B00000641978.
Issue 24Mar57. The most exclusive club. Pub. 1957-03-24; B00000641981.
(P. S. from Switzerland)
Issue 26Mar57. A New Swiss sport. Pub. 1957-03-26; B00000641983.
(P. S. from Dunkirk)
Issue 25Apr57. It's the gift that counts. Pub. 1957-04-25; B00000648299.
(P. S. from Cannes)
Issue 9May57. Michael in the lion's den. Pub. 1957-05-09; B00000651045.
Issue 12May57. The Russians invent love. Pub. 1957-05-12; B00000651048.
Issue 14May57. People who come to film festivals. Pub. 1957-05-14; B00000651050.
Issue 16May57. Sleeping with Laplanders. Pub. 1957-05-16; B00000652054.
Issue 19May57. Those who aren't invited. Pub. 1957-05-19; B00000652057.
Issue 23May57. The Aga Khan's other son. Pub. 1957-05-23; B00000653120.
(P. S. from Rome)
Issue 11Jun57. Thirty thousand coins in the fountain. Pub. 1957-06-11; B00000655412.
Issue 20Jun57. How to be obnoxious but happy. Pub. 1957-06-20; B00000658002.
Issue 25Jun57. The Queen of Butts. Pt. 1. Pub. 1957-06-25; B00000658663.
Issue 27Jun57. The Queen of Butts. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-06-27; B00000658665.
Issue 30Jun57. Farewell, farewell, farewell. Pub. 1957-06-30; B00000658668.
Issue 2Jul57. Getting across a point. Pub. 1957-07-02; B00000659209.
Issue 7Jul57. Farouk is happy. Pub. 1957-07-07; B00000661819.
Issue 14Jul57. A Proud and noble sound. Pub. 1957-07-14; B00000660692.
(P. S. from Sicily)
Issue 4Jul57. Mafia members are Boy Scouts. Pub. 1957-07-04; B00000659211.
Issue 9Jul57. Calling your loved ones. Pub. 1957-07-09; B00000659215.
(P. S. from Morocco)
Issue 30Jul57. The Road to Morocco. Pub. 1957-07-30; B00000663284.
Issue 4Aug57. She won't be kidnapped again. Pub. 1957-08-04; B00000664127.
Issue 6Aug57. How to buy a camel. Pub. 1957-08-06; B00000664128.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 2Apr57. Why Huston quit "Farewell"--tells Buchwald he wasn't fired from $250,000 job. Pub. 1957-04-02; B00000643080.
Issue 11Jul57. Prison Isle of non-convicts--suspected criminals bring their families to Ustica. Pub. 1957-07-11; B00000660692.
Issue 8Aug57. The Horse-faced girl comes to Paris. Pub. 1957-08-08; B00000665038.
Issue 11Aug57. Dear fellow citizen. Pub. 1957-08-11; B00000665041.
Issue 13Aug57. Gas coupons are available? Pub. 1957-08-13; B00000665043.
Issue 15Aug57. Everyone wants dreams. Pub. 1957-08-15; B00000666034.
Issue 18Aug57. The Writer is heard from. Pub. 1957-08-18; B00000666037.
Issue 20Aug57. They'll put the shirt on your back. Pub. 1957-08-20; B00000666039.
Issue 22Aug57. She almost opened a can of beans. Pub. 1957-08-22; B00000666776.
Issue 25Aug57. A Weekend in the country. Pub. 1957-08-25; B00000666779.
Issue 27Aug57. A Weekend in the country. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-08-27; B00000666781.
Issue 29Aug57. Why do they dislike Americans? Pub. 1957-08-29; B00000668175.
Issue 1Sep57. The Great bat hunt. Pub. 1957-09-01; B00000668178.
Issue 3Sep57. Why do they dislike Americans? Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-09-03; B00000670849.
Issue 5Sep57. A Yank at Butlin's. Pt. 1. Pub. 1957-09-05; B00000668181.
Issue 8Sep57. Passion is for foreigners. Pub. 1957-09-08; B00000669394.
Issue 10Sep57. A Yank at Butlin's. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-09-10; B00000669396.
Issue 12Sep57. A Yank at Butlin's. Pt. 3. Pub. 1957-09-12; B00000670217.
Issue 15Sep57. Charlie Chaplin's new film. Pub. 1957-09-15; B00000670220.
Issue 17Sep57. He's giving up the chi-chi life. Pub. 1957-09-17; B00000670222.
Issue 19Sep57. The Stately home business is booming. Pub. 1957-09-19; B00000670851.
Issue 22Sep57. Sweet smell of success. Pub. 1957-09-22; B00000670853.
Issue 24Sep57. No business like food business. Pub. 1957-09-24; B00000676816.
Issue 26Sep57. Good news on foreign adoption. Pub. 1957-09-26; B00000672622.
Issue 29Sep57. They destroy people. Pub. 1957-09-29; B00000672625.
Issue 1Oct57. Has the Fipple flute flopped? Pub. 1957-10-01; B00000672627.
Issue 3Oct57. Some intercontinental correspondence. Pub. 1957-10-03; B00000673302.
Issue 6Oct57. She's going dry. Pub. 1957-10-06; B00000673305.
Issue 8Oct57. Bon voyage. Pub. 1957-10-08; B00000674457.
Issue 10Oct57. Rock and roll on the Atlantic. Pub. 1957-10-10; B00000678549.
Issue 13Oct57. Bon appetit. Pub. 1957-10-13; B00000674461.
Issue 15Oct57. That's show business. Pub. 1957-10-15; B00000674463.
Issue 17Oct57. That's show business. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-10-17; B00000675825.
Issue 20Oct57. The Last angry man. Pub. 1957-10-20; B00000675828.
Issue 22Oct57. The Mostest with the hostess. Pub. 1957-10-22; B00000675830.
Issue 24Oct57. What can you say? Pub. 1957-10-24; B00000676818.
Issue 27Oct57. On the bum of New York. Pub. 1957-10-27; B00000676820.
Issue 29Oct57. Child behavior on board ship. Pub. 1957-10-29; B00000678551.
Issue 31Oct57. The Tails with a zip. Pub. 1957-10-31; B00000678553.
Issue 3Nov57. No peanuts. Pub. 1957-11-03; B00000678556.
Issue 5Nov57. Luncheon with some teen-agers. Pub. 1957-11-05; B00000679011.
Issue 7Nov57. Luncheon with some teen-agers. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-11-07; B00000679013.
Issue 10Nov57. The Politest policeman in the world. Pub. 1957-11-10; B00000679016.
Issue 12Nov57. Advice on giving a party. Pub. 1957-11-12; B00000680489.
Issue 14Nov57. The Female figure, where is it going? Pub. 1957-11-14; B00000680491.
Issue 17Nov57. The Three wise guys. Pub. 1957-11-17; B00000681251.
Issue 19Nov57. Farewell to baseball. Pub. 1957-11-19; B00000681253.
Issue 21Nov57. The Great sausage mystery. Pub. 1957-11-21; B00000681255.
Issue 24Nov57. Hemingway again in the fight news. Pub. 1957-11-24; B00000681258.
Issue 26Nov57. On autographing books. Pub. 1957-11-26; B00000682246.
Issue 28Nov57. A Tankful profession. Pub. 1957-11-28; B00000682248.
Issue 1Dec57. She has nothing against strip tease. Pub. 1957-12-01; B00000682250.
Issue 3Dec57. It's uncivilized to hate. Pub. 1957-12-03; B00000683506.
Issue 5Dec57. America's richest man. Pub. 1957-12-05; B00000683508.
Issue 8Dec57. All we wanted was some pud. Pub. 1957-12-08; B00000683511.
Issue 10Dec57. Insulting the opposition. Pub. 1957-12-10; B00000683513.
Issue 12Dec57. The Channel was getting too wide. Pub. 1957-12-12; B00000685046.
Issue 15Dec57. Announcing a new contest. Pub. 1957-12-15; B00000685049.
Issue 17Dec57. Buchwald sits in on a N A T O press conference, as it might have been. Pub. 1957-12-17; B00000685051.
Issue 18Dec57. Adulterated rot, yes--unadulterated, no. Pub. 1957-12-18; B00000686213.
Issue 19Dec57. He just keeps rolling along. Pub. 1957-12-19; B00000686214.
Issue 22Dec57. Top-secret commandment. Pub. 1957-12-22; B00000686217.
Issue 24Dec57. Mrs. Buchwald give a Christmas party. Pub. 1957-12-24; B00000686219.
Issue 26Dec57. The Contest continues. Pub. 1957-12-26; B00000687636.
Issue 29Dec57. Not such a risky business. Pub. 1957-12-29; B00000687639.
Issue 31Dec57. The Best news stories of the year. Pub. 1957-12-31; B00000687640.
(P. S. from Paris)
Issue 1Jan57. A Whif[f] of clean air. Pub. 1957-01-01; B00000628483.
Issue 3Jan57. Some serious soul searching. Pub. 1957-01-03; B00000628485.
Issue 6Jan57. Best news stories of the year. Pub. 1957-01-06; B00000628488.
Issue 8Jan57. A Spit in the ocean. Pub. 1957-01-08; B00000628490.
Issue 10Jan57. The Facts of life. Pub. 1957-01-10; B00000629674.
Issue 13Jan57. Miss Bergman has two current hits. Pub. 1957-01-13; B00000629677.
Issue 15Jan57. The Cocker spaniel controversy. Pub. 1957-01-15; B00000629679.
Issue 17Jan57. Nothing to do but wait. Pub. 1957-01-17; B00000630646.
Issue 20Jan57. How can success spoil Mike Todd? Pub. 1957-01-20; B00000630649.
Issue 22Jan57. A Tribute to Bogey. Pub. 1957-01-22; B00000630651.
Issue 24Jan57. What's good for the goose. Pub. 1957-01-24; B00000632078.
Issue 27Jan57. Dear Voice of America. Pub. 1957-01-27; B00000632081.
Issue 29Jan57. The Unmentionable. Pub. 1957-01-29; B00000632083.
Issue 31Jan57. The Question of adopting children. Pub. 1957-01-31; B00000633314.
Issue 17Feb57. In defense of the American tourist. Pub. 1957-02-17; B00000636035.
Issue 24Feb57. Is Princess Caroline exclusive? Pub. 1957-02-24; B00000636421.
Issue 28Feb57. Women in music. Pub. 1957-02-28; B00000637927.
Issue 3Mar57. The Tall and short of it. Pub. 1957-03-03; B00000637930.
Issue 7Mar57. How to get into "l'enfer." Pub. 1957-03-07; B00000639515.
Issue 12Mar57. All the world's a stage. Pub. 1957-03-12; B00000639520.
Issue 14Mar57. Marriage without tears. Pub. 1957-03-14; B00000641971.
Issue 28Mar57. "Brainstorming" in Europe. Pub. 1957-03-28; B00000643075.
Issue 31Mar57. We won't be pressured. Pub. 1957-03-31; B00000643078.
Issue 4Apr57. Don't throw the tables. Pub. 1957-04-04; B00000644424.
Issue 7Apr57. My mother can't sleep. Pub. 1957-04-07; B00000644427.
Issue 9Apr57. Farewell to everybody. Pub. 1957-04-09; B00000644429.
Issue 11Apr57. Give me some gas, man. Pub. 1957-04-11; B00000646001.
Issue 14Apr57. Where the tourists don't go. Pub. 1957-04-14; B00000646004.
Issue 16Apr57. Long live the tails. Pub. 1957-04-16; B00000646006.
Issue 18Apr57. The Second best in the world. Pub. 1957-04-18; B00000647350.
Issue 21Apr57. She doesn't like us. Pub. 1957-04-21; B00000647353.
Issue 28Apr57. Bob Hope and Fernandel turn a duel into a duet. Pub. 1957-04-28; B00000648302.
Issue 30Apr57. Tea and sympathy. Pub. 1957-04-30; B00000648304.
Issue 2May57. She will still drive. Pub. 1957-05-02; B00000649539.
Issue 5May57. My fair lady. Pub. 1957-05-05; B00000649542.
Issue 7May57. But is it safe? Pub. 1957-05-07; B00000649544.
Issue 21May57. Life begins at sixty. Pub. 1957-05-21; B00000652059.
Issue 26May57. To fight or not to fight. Pub. 1957-05-26; B00000653123.
Issue 30May57. The Law is formelle. Pub. 1957-05-30; B00000653127.
Issue 2Jun57. Scrapbooks from France. Pub. 1957-06-02; B00000654002.
Issue 4Jun57. It's all done by impulses. Pub. 1957-06-04; B00000654004.
Issue 6Jun57. Tennis anyone? Pub. 1957-06-06; B00000655407.
Issue 9Jun57. I accuse. Pub. 1957-06-09; B00000655410.
Issue 13Jun57. Only a passing interest. Pub. 1957-06-13; B00000656617.
Issue 16Jun57. The Test of time. Pub. 1957-06-16; B00000656620.
Issue 18Jun57. Ribaldry is good for you. Pub. 1957-06-18; B00000656622.
Issue 23Jun57. The Time killer. 23Jun57; B658005.
Issue 16Jul57. Vacations can be spent at home. Pub. 1957-07-16; B00000661821.
Issue 18Jul57. Secret minutes of the dry martini. Pub. 1957-07-18; B00000661823.
Issue 21Jul57. Which comes first? Pub. 1957-07-21; B00000661825.
Issue 23Jul57. A Dinner for aristocrats. Pub. 1957-07-23; B00000661827.
Issue 28Jul57. It wouldn't have been the same. Pub. 1957-07-28; B00000663282.
Issue 1Aug57. The Young tea drinkers. Pub. 1957-08-01; B00000664124.
(P. S. from Holland)
Issue 3Feb57. Some talk about restaurants. Pub. 1957-02-03; B00000633317.
(P. S. from Amsterdam)
Issue 5Feb57. No finger in the dike. Pub. 1957-02-05; B00000633318.
Issue 7Feb57. Not so gude for the blude. Pub. 1957-02-07; B00000634668.
(P. S. from Hamburg)
Issue 10Feb57. The Blonde tiger. Pub. 1957-02-10; B00000634671.
Issue 12Feb57. That was zum lobster. Pub. 1957-02-12; B00000634673.
Issue 14Feb57. Where the ladies ask the men. Pub. 1957-02-14; B00000636032.
(P. S. from Berlin)
Issue 17Feb57. Nothing too good for knautschke. Pub. 1954-02-17; B00000636035.
Issue 19Feb57. Modern architecture is back. Pub. 1957-02-19; B00000636037.
Issue 21Feb57. It's the quiet that gets you. Pub. 1957-02-21; B00000636418.
(P. S. from Germany)
Issue 26Feb57. That was zum harbor. Pub. 1957-02-26; B00000636423.
(P. S. from London)
Issue 5Mar57. No Marilyn Monroe for him. Pub. 1957-03-05; B00000637932.
Issue 10Mar57. Joan of Arc, 1957. Pub. 1957-03-10; B00000639518.
Issue 25Jul57. England is heard from. Pub. 1957-07-25; B00000663279.
(P. S. from St. Moritz)
Issue 17Mar57. A Gentle toddle on the bob. Pub. 1957-03-17; B00000641974.
Issue 19Mar57. A Strange, amusing people. Pub. 1957-03-19; B00000641976.
Issue 21Mar57. In the name of charity. Pub. 1957-03-21; B00000641978.
Issue 24Mar57. The most exclusive club. Pub. 1957-03-24; B00000641981.
(P. S. from Switzerland)
Issue 26Mar57. A New Swiss sport. Pub. 1957-03-26; B00000641983.
(P. S. from Dunkirk)
Issue 25Apr57. It's the gift that counts. Pub. 1957-04-25; B00000648299.
(P. S. from Cannes)
Issue 9May57. Michael in the lion's den. Pub. 1957-05-09; B00000651045.
Issue 12May57. The Russians invent love. Pub. 1957-05-12; B00000651048.
Issue 14May57. People who come to film festivals. Pub. 1957-05-14; B00000651050.
Issue 16May57. Sleeping with Laplanders. Pub. 1957-05-16; B00000652054.
Issue 19May57. Those who aren't invited. Pub. 1957-05-19; B00000652057.
Issue 23May57. The Aga Khan's other son. Pub. 1957-05-23; B00000653120.
(P. S. from Rome)
Issue 11Jun57. Thirty thousand coins in the fountain. Pub. 1957-06-11; B00000655412.
Issue 20Jun57. How to be obnoxious but happy. Pub. 1957-06-20; B00000658002.
Issue 25Jun57. The Queen of Butts. Pt. 1. Pub. 1957-06-25; B00000658663.
Issue 27Jun57. The Queen of Butts. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-06-27; B00000658665.
Issue 30Jun57. Farewell, farewell, farewell. Pub. 1957-06-30; B00000658668.
Issue 2Jul57. Getting across a point. Pub. 1957-07-02; B00000659209.
Issue 7Jul57. Farouk is happy. Pub. 1957-07-07; B00000661819.
Issue 14Jul57. A Proud and noble sound. Pub. 1957-07-14; B00000660692.
(P. S. from Sicily)
Issue 4Jul57. Mafia members are Boy Scouts. Pub. 1957-07-04; B00000659211.
Issue 9Jul57. Calling your loved ones. Pub. 1957-07-09; B00000659215.
(P. S. from Morocco)
Issue 30Jul57. The Road to Morocco. Pub. 1957-07-30; B00000663284.
Issue 4Aug57. She won't be kidnapped again. Pub. 1957-08-04; B00000664127.
Issue 6Aug57. How to buy a camel. Pub. 1957-08-06; B00000664128.
(Art Buchwald)
Issue 2Apr57. Why Huston quit "Farewell"--tells Buchwald he wasn't fired from $250,000 job. Pub. 1957-04-02; B00000643080.
Issue 11Jul57. Prison Isle of non-convicts--suspected criminals bring their families to Ustica. Pub. 1957-07-11; B00000660692.
Issue 8Aug57. The Horse-faced girl comes to Paris. Pub. 1957-08-08; B00000665038.
Issue 11Aug57. Dear fellow citizen. Pub. 1957-08-11; B00000665041.
Issue 13Aug57. Gas coupons are available? Pub. 1957-08-13; B00000665043.
Issue 15Aug57. Everyone wants dreams. Pub. 1957-08-15; B00000666034.
Issue 18Aug57. The Writer is heard from. Pub. 1957-08-18; B00000666037.
Issue 20Aug57. They'll put the shirt on your back. Pub. 1957-08-20; B00000666039.
Issue 22Aug57. She almost opened a can of beans. Pub. 1957-08-22; B00000666776.
Issue 25Aug57. A Weekend in the country. Pub. 1957-08-25; B00000666779.
Issue 27Aug57. A Weekend in the country. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-08-27; B00000666781.
Issue 29Aug57. Why do they dislike Americans? Pub. 1957-08-29; B00000668175.
Issue 1Sep57. The Great bat hunt. Pub. 1957-09-01; B00000668178.
Issue 3Sep57. Why do they dislike Americans? Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-09-03; B00000670849.
Issue 5Sep57. A Yank at Butlin's. Pt. 1. Pub. 1957-09-05; B00000668181.
Issue 8Sep57. Passion is for foreigners. Pub. 1957-09-08; B00000669394.
Issue 10Sep57. A Yank at Butlin's. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-09-10; B00000669396.
Issue 12Sep57. A Yank at Butlin's. Pt. 3. Pub. 1957-09-12; B00000670217.
Issue 15Sep57. Charlie Chaplin's new film. Pub. 1957-09-15; B00000670220.
Issue 17Sep57. He's giving up the chi-chi life. Pub. 1957-09-17; B00000670222.
Issue 19Sep57. The Stately home business is booming. Pub. 1957-09-19; B00000670851.
Issue 22Sep57. Sweet smell of success. Pub. 1957-09-22; B00000670853.
Issue 24Sep57. No business like food business. Pub. 1957-09-24; B00000676816.
Issue 26Sep57. Good news on foreign adoption. Pub. 1957-09-26; B00000672622.
Issue 29Sep57. They destroy people. Pub. 1957-09-29; B00000672625.
Issue 1Oct57. Has the Fipple flute flopped? Pub. 1957-10-01; B00000672627.
Issue 3Oct57. Some intercontinental correspondence. Pub. 1957-10-03; B00000673302.
Issue 6Oct57. She's going dry. Pub. 1957-10-06; B00000673305.
Issue 8Oct57. Bon voyage. Pub. 1957-10-08; B00000674457.
Issue 10Oct57. Rock and roll on the Atlantic. Pub. 1957-10-10; B00000678549.
Issue 13Oct57. Bon appetit. Pub. 1957-10-13; B00000674461.
Issue 15Oct57. That's show business. Pub. 1957-10-15; B00000674463.
Issue 17Oct57. That's show business. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-10-17; B00000675825.
Issue 20Oct57. The Last angry man. Pub. 1957-10-20; B00000675828.
Issue 22Oct57. The Mostest with the hostess. Pub. 1957-10-22; B00000675830.
Issue 24Oct57. What can you say? Pub. 1957-10-24; B00000676818.
Issue 27Oct57. On the bum of New York. Pub. 1957-10-27; B00000676820.
Issue 29Oct57. Child behavior on board ship. Pub. 1957-10-29; B00000678551.
Issue 31Oct57. The Tails with a zip. Pub. 1957-10-31; B00000678553.
Issue 3Nov57. No peanuts. Pub. 1957-11-03; B00000678556.
Issue 5Nov57. Luncheon with some teen-agers. Pub. 1957-11-05; B00000679011.
Issue 7Nov57. Luncheon with some teen-agers. Pt. 2. Pub. 1957-11-07; B00000679013.
Issue 10Nov57. The Politest policeman in the world. Pub. 1957-11-10; B00000679016.
Issue 12Nov57. Advice on giving a party. Pub. 1957-11-12; B00000680489.
Issue 14Nov57. The Female figure, where is it going? Pub. 1957-11-14; B00000680491.
Issue 17Nov57. The Three wise guys. Pub. 1957-11-17; B00000681251.
Issue 19Nov57. Farewell to baseball. Pub. 1957-11-19; B00000681253.
Issue 21Nov57. The Great sausage mystery. Pub. 1957-11-21; B00000681255.
Issue 24Nov57. Hemingway again in the fight news. Pub. 1957-11-24; B00000681258.
Issue 26Nov57. On autographing books. Pub. 1957-11-26; B00000682246.
Issue 28Nov57. A Tankful profession. Pub. 1957-11-28; B00000682248.
Issue 1Dec57. She has nothing against strip tease. Pub. 1957-12-01; B00000682250.
Issue 3Dec57. It's uncivilized to hate. Pub. 1957-12-03; B00000683506.
Issue 5Dec57. America's richest man. Pub. 1957-12-05; B00000683508.
Issue 8Dec57. All we wanted was some pud. Pub. 1957-12-08; B00000683511.
Issue 10Dec57. Insulting the opposition. Pub. 1957-12-10; B00000683513.
Issue 12Dec57. The Channel was getting too wide. Pub. 1957-12-12; B00000685046.
Issue 15Dec57. Announcing a new contest. Pub. 1957-12-15; B00000685049.
Issue 17Dec57. Buchwald sits in on a N A T O press conference, as it might have been. Pub. 1957-12-17; B00000685051.
Issue 18Dec57. Adulterated rot, yes--unadulterated, no. Pub. 1957-12-18; B00000686213.
Issue 19Dec57. He just keeps rolling along. Pub. 1957-12-19; B00000686214.
Issue 22Dec57. Top-secret commandment. Pub. 1957-12-22; B00000686217.
Issue 24Dec57. Mrs. Buchwald give a Christmas party. Pub. 1957-12-24; B00000686219.
Issue 26Dec57. The Contest continues. Pub. 1957-12-26; B00000687636.
Issue 29Dec57. Not such a risky business. Pub. 1957-12-29; B00000687639.
Issue 31Dec57. The Best news stories of the year. Pub. 1957-12-31; B00000687640.
Names:
The Brave Coward. By Art Buchwald (Arthur Buchwald), illustrated by Toni Ungerer
Type of Work:
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Basis of Claim:
New Matter: compilation and revisions.
Variant title:
The Brave Coward.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
Arthur Buchwald (3 documents)
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Title:
More caviar. By Art Buchwald (Arthur Buchwald)
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: compilation & revisions.
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More caviar.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
Arthur Buchwald (3 documents)
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Art Buchwald's Paris; a selection on the author's columns in the Paris and New York editions of the New York herald tribune. Illustrated by Ronald Julius Christensen
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Art Buchwald's Paris; a selection on the author's columns in the Paris and New York editions of the New York herald tribune. Illustrated by Ronald Julius Christensen.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: "approximately 1/4 of text."
Variant title:
Art Buchwald's Paris
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Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
Ronald Julius Christensen (4 documents)
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[The Art of travel name dropping, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
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Title:
[The Art of travel name dropping, and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Other Title:
Vogue, Apr. 1, 1954
Collier's, Aug. 20, 1954
New York herald tribune
The Prince of Monaco.
The Prince of Monaco's chaplain.
The Goldsmith newlyweds in Paris.
The Lovely Miss Lollobrigida.
A Frenchman in New York.
The Battle of Verdon.
The Conquest of Empire State.
A Tourist returns.
An Electric razor scandal.
The Elephant in world politics.
The Return of the hotel manager.
The French poodle mail.
The First victory.
The Seventh festival.
The Star that came from Hollywood.
A Friendly Russian for a change.
The French marriage bureaus.
The Blonde from Missouri.
The Loneliest man in Geneva.
The Shape of tables to come.
The Fourth estate at Geneva.
A Letter from Burbank.
A Sad Maurice Chevalier.
The Man from "21."
The Captain at Maxim's.
The Ungrateful people of Rome.
The Motor scooter in Italy.
The Sun never sets in Bodo.
The Mailbag and Paris night life.
The Quat'z Arts Ball revisited.
A European gossip column.
The Making of "Moby Dick" (continued)
The Story not printed in France.
An English marriage bureau.
A More important story.
A Tour conductor is born.
The Dunking of Katharine Hepburn.
The Battle for Isabel.
The First time I saw Paris.
The Three stages of travel.
The Day we went to see DeGaulle.
A Memorable Thanksgiving.
Yugoslavia's first traffic light.
Collier's, Aug. 20, 1954
New York herald tribune
The Prince of Monaco.
The Prince of Monaco's chaplain.
The Goldsmith newlyweds in Paris.
The Lovely Miss Lollobrigida.
A Frenchman in New York.
The Battle of Verdon.
The Conquest of Empire State.
A Tourist returns.
An Electric razor scandal.
The Elephant in world politics.
The Return of the hotel manager.
The French poodle mail.
The First victory.
The Seventh festival.
The Star that came from Hollywood.
A Friendly Russian for a change.
The French marriage bureaus.
The Blonde from Missouri.
The Loneliest man in Geneva.
The Shape of tables to come.
The Fourth estate at Geneva.
A Letter from Burbank.
A Sad Maurice Chevalier.
The Man from "21."
The Captain at Maxim's.
The Ungrateful people of Rome.
The Motor scooter in Italy.
The Sun never sets in Bodo.
The Mailbag and Paris night life.
The Quat'z Arts Ball revisited.
A European gossip column.
The Making of "Moby Dick" (continued)
The Story not printed in France.
An English marriage bureau.
A More important story.
A Tour conductor is born.
The Dunking of Katharine Hepburn.
The Battle for Isabel.
The First time I saw Paris.
The Three stages of travel.
The Day we went to see DeGaulle.
A Memorable Thanksgiving.
Yugoslavia's first traffic light.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 26Sep54. We wuz robbed. Pub. 1954-09-26; B00000495848.
The Art of travel name dropping. Pub. 1954-03-26; (In Vogue, Apr. 1, 1954) B00000466902.
Parrots are wolves in Rome. Pub. 1954-08-06; (In Collier's, Aug. 20, 1954) B00000488437.
Europe's lighter side. (In New York herald tribune)
Issue 3Jan54. The Prince of Monaco. Pub. 1954-01-03; B00000451482.
Issue 5Jan54. Sadie Thompson and Mister Maugham. Pub. 1954-01-05; B00000451484.
Issue 7Jan54. New Year's resolutions from Monte Carlo. Pub. 1954-01-07; B00000451486.
Issue 10Jan54. The Prince of Monaco's chaplain. Pub. 1954-01-10; B00000451489.
Issue 12Jan54. Lament ofa casino widow. Pub. 1954-01-12; B00000451491.
Issue 14Jan54. The Goldsmith newlyweds in Paris. Pub. 1954-01-14; B00000451493.
Issue 17Jan54. Beauty is not skin deep. Pub. 1954-01-17; B00000452195.
Issue 19Jan54. The Lovely Miss Lollobrigida. Pub. 1954-01-19; B00000452197.
Issue 21Jan54. Mister Rosenbloom in Paris. Pub. 1954-01-21; B00000453823.
Issue 24Jan54. Real reason why Europe's tense. Pub. 1954-01-24; B00000453826.
Issue 26Jan54. Mister Von Stronheim--help wanted. Pub. 1954-01-26; B00000453828.
Issue 28Jan54. A Frenchman in New York. Pub. 1954-01-28; B00000454809.
Issue 31Jan54. Miss Gingold from England. Pub. 1954-01-31; B00000454812.
Issue 2Feb54. The Battle of Verdon. Pub. 1954-02-02; B00000454814.
Issue 4Feb54. Preparing for Europe. Pub. 1954-02-04; B00000456281.
Issue 7Feb54. Don't take them so young. Pub. 1954-02-07; B00000456284.
Issue 9Feb54. Sincerity on TV. Pub. 1954-02-09; B00000456286.
Issue 11Feb54. The Conquest of Empire State. Pub. 1954-02-11; B00000457482.
Issue 14Feb54. Cinerama at Notre-Dame. Pub. 1954-02-14; B00000457485.
Issue 16Feb54. It doesn't pay not to pay. Pub. 1954-02-16; B00000457487.
Issue 18Feb54. A Tourist returns. Pub. 1954-02-18; B00000458174.
Issue 21Feb54. An Electric razor scandal. Pub. 1954-02-21; B00000458177.
Issue 23Feb54. No great changes made. Pub. 1954-02-23; B00000458179.
Issue 25Feb54. World-wide television. Pub. 1954-02-25; B00000459830.
Issue 28Feb54. Some heady phrases on wine. Pub. 1954-02-28; B00000459833.
Issue 2Mar54. One who makes a tour. Pub. 1954-03-02; B00000459835.
Issue 4Mar54. I want to come back. Pub. 1954-03-04; B00000461179.
Issue 7Mar54. The Elephant in world politics. Pub. 1954-03-07; B00000461182.
Issue 9Mar54. The Return of the hotel manager. Pub. 1954-03-09; B00000461184.
Issue 11Mar54. No mess in the Air Force. Pub. 1954-03-11; B00000462085.
Issue 14Mar54. Two newlyweds in Paris. Pub. 1954-03-14; B00000462088.
Issue 16Mar54. In defense of poodles. Pub. 1954-03-16; B00000462090.
Issue 18Mar54. Hot off the boat. Pub. 1954-03-18; B00000464022.
Issue 21Mar54. My brother-in-law versus Humphrey Bogart. Pub. 1954-03-21; B00000464025.
Issue 23Mar54. Luciano--free man in the stir. Pub. 1954-03-23; B00000464027.
Issue 25Mar54. From the stake to eternity. Pub. 1954-03-25; B00000465672.
Issue 28Mar54. Problems of a press agent in Rome. Pub. 1954-03-28; B00000465675.
Issue 30Mar54. I hate young men. Pub. 1954-03-30; B00000465677.
Issue 1Apr54. Other voices, other wines. Pub. 1954-04-01; B00000466568.
Issue 4Apr54. The French poodle mail. Pub. 1954-04-04; B00000466571.
Issue 6Apr54. "Dragnet" in France. Pub. 1954-04-06; B00000466573.
Issue 8Apr54. The First victory. Pub. 1954-04-08; B00000467444.
Issue 11Apr54. Toulous-Lautrec family protests. Pub. 1954-04-11; B00000467447.
Issue 13Apr54. The Seventh festival. Pub. 1954-04-13; B00000467449.
Issue 15Apr54. The Star that came from Hollywood. Pub. 1954-04-15; B00000468402.
Issue 18Apr54. A Friendly Russian for a change. Pub. 1954-04-18; B00000468405.
Issue 22Apr54. Job-hunting Americans. Pub. 1954-04-22; B00000469949.
Issue 25Apr54. The French marriage bureaus. Pub. 1954-04-25; B00000469952.
Issue 27Apr54. Society columnist from Cannes. Pub. 1954-04-27; B00000469954.
Issue 29Apr54. Mister Bemelmans opens a bar. Pub. 1954-04-29; B00000469956.
Issue 2May54. It's still salami. Pub. 1954-05-02; B00000470902.
Issue 4May54. The Blonde from Missouri. Pub. 1954-05-04; B00000470904.
Issue 6May54. The Loneliest man in Geneva. Pub. 1954-05-06; B00000472375.
Issue 9May54. The Shape of tables to come. Pub. 1954-05-09; B00000472378.
Issue 11May54. The Fourth estate at Geneva. Pub. 1954-05-11; B00000472380.
Issue 13May54. A Letter from Burbank. Pub. 1954-05-13; B00000473583.
Issue 16May54. Sausage manufacturer sees the world. Pub. 1954-05-16; B00000473586.
Issue 18May54. Advice to young ladies. Pub. 1954-05-18; B00000473588.
Issue 20May54. A Sad Maurice Chevalier. Pub. 1954-05-20; B00000474984.
Issue 23May54. The Man from "21." Pub. 1954-05-23; B00000474987.
Issue 25May54. The Captain at Maxim's. Pub. 1954-05-25; B00000474989.
Issue 27May54. The Ungrateful people of Rome. Pub. 1954-05-27; B00000475989.
Issue 30May54. The Motor scooter in Italy. Pub. 1954-05-30; B00000475992.
Issue 1Jun54. He never gets the girl. Pub. 1954-06-01; B00000475994.
Issue 3Jun54. Air travel can be fun. Pub. 1954-06-03; B00000477214.
Issue 6Jun54. Europe revisited by Groucho Marx. Pub. 1954-06-06; B00000477217.
Issue 8Jun54. Danny Kaye slept here. Pub. 1954-06-08; B00000477219.
Issue 10Jun54. Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen. Pub. 1954-06-10; B00000478484.
Issue 13Jun54. Stag hunting in Denmark. Pub. 1954-06-13; B00000478487.
Issue 15Jun54. The Sun never sets in Bodo. Pub. 1954-06-15; B00000478489.
Issue 17Jun54. Onward and westward in Norway. Pub. 1954-06-17; B00000480634.
Issue 20Jun54. Elsa Maxwell buries the hatchet. Pub. 1954-06-20; B00000480637.
Issue 22Jun54. The Mailbag and Paris night life. Pub. 1954-06-22; B00000480639.
Issue 24Jun54. Men of war and men of peace. Pub. 1954-06-24; B00000482160.
Issue 27Jun54. Not writing a musical profitable for Steinbeck. Pub. 1954-06-27; B00000482163.
Issue 29Jun54. Miss Swanson's pet crusades. Pub. 1954-06-29; B00000482165.
Issue 1Jul54. How to crash the international set. Pub. 1954-07-01; B00000483039.
Issue 4Jul54. Now it's a Western movie for Zsa Zsa & Ruby. Pub. 1954-07-04; B00000483042.
Issue 6Jul54. Bulletin! Pub. 1954-07-06; B00000483044.
Issue 8Jul54. The Quat'z Arts Ball revisited. Pub. 1954-07-08; B00000483046.
Issue 11Jul54. Film of "The Egyptian" jolted by discovery of empty tomb. Pub. 1954-07-11; B00000483379.
Issue 13Jul54. Father of the flying saucer. Pub. 1954-07-13; B00000483381.
Issue 15Jul54. Two French actors at work. Pub. 1954-07-15; B00000483383.
Issue 18Jul54. George Jessel's gallery of friends & foes. Pub. 1954-07-18; B00000484213.
Issue 20Jul54. Tax deductions made easy. Pub. 1954-07-20; B00000484215.
Issue 22Jul54. A European gossip column. Pub. 1954-07-22; B00000484875.
Issue 25Jul54. Where is Errol Flynn? Having a very bad year. Pub. 1954-07-25; B00000484878.
Issue 27Jul54. It's just like baseball. Pub. 1954-07-27; B00000484880.
Issue 29Jul54. Mister Chapman and the flamingo. Pub. 1954-07-29; B00000486566.
Issue 1Aug54. Filming of "Moby Dick"--great day for the Irish. Pub. 1954-08-01; B00000486569.
Issue 3Aug54. The Making of "Moby Dick" (continued) Pub. 1954-08-03; B00000486571.
Issue 5Aug54. What hath Dior wrought? Pub. 1954-08-05; B00000487305.
Issue 8Aug54. Muggs goes continental and travels in style. Pub. 1954-08-08; B00000487308.
Issue 10Aug54. The Story not printed in France. Pub. 1954-08-10; B00000487310.
Issue 12Aug54. An English marriage bureau. Pub. 1954-08-12; B00000488810.
Issue 15Aug54. Curfew shall indeed ring for Smith College Choir. Pub. 1954-08-15; B00000488813.
Issue 17Aug54. A More important story. Pub. 1954-08-17; B00000488815.
Issue 19Aug54. Mister Sherwood and television. Pub. 1954-08-19; B00000489940.
Issue 22Aug54. How France can push United States champagne sales. Pub. 1954-08-22; B00000489943.
Issue 24Aug54. Next to me, Picasso. Pub. 1954-08-24; B00000489945.
Issue 26Aug54. They shoot pigeons, don't they? Pub. 1954-08-26; B00000491615.
Issue 29Aug54. Hoppy camps at the Ritz minus his six-shooter. Pub. 1954-08-29; B00000491618.
Issue 31Aug54. On strolling through the casino. Pub. 1954-08-31; B00000491620.
Issue 2Sep54. Just back from Russia. Pub. 1954-09-02; B00000493272.
Issue 5Sep54. Linkletter goes looking for stuff to give away. Pub. 1954-09-05; B00000493275.
Issue 7Sep54. Sugar Ray at a cafe. Pub. 1954-09-07; B00000493277.
Issue 9Sep54. A Tour conductor is born. Pub. 1954-09-09; B00000493279.
Issue 12Sep54. "Mister Art" makes debut as a Paris tour guide. Pub. 1954-09-12; B00000493282.
Issue 14Sep54. Mister Art visits Paris. Pub. 1954-09-14; B00000494597.
Issue 16Sep54. Mister Art's last day. Pub. 1954-09-16; B00000494599.
Issue 19Sep54. Recipe for a good party: just mix the celebrities. Pub. 1954-09-19; B00000494602.
Issue 21Sep54. The Dunking of Katharine Hepburn. Pub. 1954-09-21; B00000494604.
Issue 23Sep54. Christine Jorgenson in Venice. Pub. 1954-09-23; B00000495845.
Issue 28Sep54. Venice a la Hemingway. Pub. 1954-09-28; B00000495850.
Issue 30Sep54. To fight or not to fight. Pub. 1954-09-30; B00000495852.
Issue 3Oct54. Some advice from a can-can expert. Pub. 1954-10-03; B00000497388.
Issue 5Oct54. The Battle for Isabel. Pub. 1954-10-05; B00000497390.
Issue 7Oct54. The First time I saw Paris. Pub. 1954-10-07; B00000497392.
Issue 10Oct54. Air trip on credit plan: how they'll foreclose. Pub. 1954-10-10; B00000498514.
Issue 12Oct54. Love in the stars. Pub. 1954-10-12; B00000498516.
Issue 14Oct54. Unprinted travel stories. Pub. 1954-10-14; B00000499495.
Issue 17Oct54. Directinga movie, Paris style. Pub. 1954-10-17; B00000499498.
Issue 19Oct54. Shocking. Pub. 1954-10-19; B00000499500.
Issue 21Oct54. Only five bums a night. Pub. 1954-10-21; B00000500319.
Issue 24Oct54. Rattigan: why London's hits flop on Broadway. Pub. 1954-10-24; B00000500322.
Issue 26Oct54. Secret report on the French snail. Pub. 1954-10-26; B00000500324.
Issue 28Oct54. The Three stages of travel. Pub. 1954-10-28; B00000501809.
Issue 31Oct54. Alan Young mourns loss of TV culture in France. Pub. 1954-10-31; B00000501812.
Issue 2Nov54. Playing Sherlock Holmes for laughs. Pub. 1954-11-02; B00000501814.
Issue 4Nov54. Bongo! Bongo! Guess who's in the Congo? Pub. 1954-11-04; B00000503076.
Issue 23Nov54. Bob Hope comes back. Pub. 1954-11-23; B00000505815.
Issue 25Nov54. The Day we went to see DeGaulle. Pub. 1954-11-25; B00000505817.
Issue 28Nov54. Dali jewels set record passing Paris customs. Pub. 1954-11-28; B00000505820.
Issue 30Nov54. From Paris to Mobiles. Pub. 1954-11-30; B00000505822.
Issue 2Dec54. Let 'em drink milk. Pub. 1954-12-02; B00000506958.
Issue 5Dec54. World figures populate Elsa Maxwell's memoirs. Pub. 1954-12-05; B00000506961.
Issue 7Dec54. A Memorable Thanksgiving. Pub. 1954-12-07; B00000506963.
Issue 9Dec54. Oil for the lamps of Paris. Pub. 1954-12-09; B00000508019.
Issue 12Dec54. Gift shopping a science with Paulette Goddard. Pub. 1954-12-12; B00000508022.
Issue 14Dec54. Christmas suggestions from Paris. Pub. 1954-12-14; B00000508024.
Issue 16Dec54. Anyone seen an African elephant? Pub. 1954-12-16; B00000509623.
Issue 19Dec54. Larry Adler discovers "exile" has its rewards. Pub. 1954-12-19; B00000509626.
Issue 21Dec54. Alice B. Toklas writes a cookbook. Pub. 1954-12-21; B00000509628.
Issue 23Dec54. Boys and dolls. Pub. 1954-12-23; B00000510435.
Issue 26Dec54. Yugoslav novice steals "Porgy" show at Zagreb. Pub. 1954-12-26; B00000510438.
Issue 28Dec54. Yugoslavia's first traffic light. 28Dec54; B510440.
Issue 30Dec54. There've been some changes made. Pub. 1954-12-30; B00000511450.
Africa's lighter side. (In New York herald tribune)
Issue 7Nov54. How a native chief lives in the Congo. Pub. 1954-11-07; B00000503079.
Issue 9Nov54. King of the Watusi. Pub. 1954-11-09; B00000503081.
Issue 11Nov54. Happy, happy hunting grounds. Pub. 1954-11-11; B00000504603.
Issue 14Nov54. Tracking flying saucers in the Belgian Congo. Pub. 1954-11-14; B00000504606.
Issue 16Nov54. Doctor Applebaum, I presume. Pub. 1954-11-16; B00000504608.
Issue 18Nov54. Doctor in the Congo. Pub. 1954-11-18; B00000504610.
Issue 21Nov54. Tomtom news flashes from around Equator. Pub. 1954-11-21; B00000504613.
The Art of travel name dropping. Pub. 1954-03-26; (In Vogue, Apr. 1, 1954) B00000466902.
Parrots are wolves in Rome. Pub. 1954-08-06; (In Collier's, Aug. 20, 1954) B00000488437.
Europe's lighter side. (In New York herald tribune)
Issue 3Jan54. The Prince of Monaco. Pub. 1954-01-03; B00000451482.
Issue 5Jan54. Sadie Thompson and Mister Maugham. Pub. 1954-01-05; B00000451484.
Issue 7Jan54. New Year's resolutions from Monte Carlo. Pub. 1954-01-07; B00000451486.
Issue 10Jan54. The Prince of Monaco's chaplain. Pub. 1954-01-10; B00000451489.
Issue 12Jan54. Lament ofa casino widow. Pub. 1954-01-12; B00000451491.
Issue 14Jan54. The Goldsmith newlyweds in Paris. Pub. 1954-01-14; B00000451493.
Issue 17Jan54. Beauty is not skin deep. Pub. 1954-01-17; B00000452195.
Issue 19Jan54. The Lovely Miss Lollobrigida. Pub. 1954-01-19; B00000452197.
Issue 21Jan54. Mister Rosenbloom in Paris. Pub. 1954-01-21; B00000453823.
Issue 24Jan54. Real reason why Europe's tense. Pub. 1954-01-24; B00000453826.
Issue 26Jan54. Mister Von Stronheim--help wanted. Pub. 1954-01-26; B00000453828.
Issue 28Jan54. A Frenchman in New York. Pub. 1954-01-28; B00000454809.
Issue 31Jan54. Miss Gingold from England. Pub. 1954-01-31; B00000454812.
Issue 2Feb54. The Battle of Verdon. Pub. 1954-02-02; B00000454814.
Issue 4Feb54. Preparing for Europe. Pub. 1954-02-04; B00000456281.
Issue 7Feb54. Don't take them so young. Pub. 1954-02-07; B00000456284.
Issue 9Feb54. Sincerity on TV. Pub. 1954-02-09; B00000456286.
Issue 11Feb54. The Conquest of Empire State. Pub. 1954-02-11; B00000457482.
Issue 14Feb54. Cinerama at Notre-Dame. Pub. 1954-02-14; B00000457485.
Issue 16Feb54. It doesn't pay not to pay. Pub. 1954-02-16; B00000457487.
Issue 18Feb54. A Tourist returns. Pub. 1954-02-18; B00000458174.
Issue 21Feb54. An Electric razor scandal. Pub. 1954-02-21; B00000458177.
Issue 23Feb54. No great changes made. Pub. 1954-02-23; B00000458179.
Issue 25Feb54. World-wide television. Pub. 1954-02-25; B00000459830.
Issue 28Feb54. Some heady phrases on wine. Pub. 1954-02-28; B00000459833.
Issue 2Mar54. One who makes a tour. Pub. 1954-03-02; B00000459835.
Issue 4Mar54. I want to come back. Pub. 1954-03-04; B00000461179.
Issue 7Mar54. The Elephant in world politics. Pub. 1954-03-07; B00000461182.
Issue 9Mar54. The Return of the hotel manager. Pub. 1954-03-09; B00000461184.
Issue 11Mar54. No mess in the Air Force. Pub. 1954-03-11; B00000462085.
Issue 14Mar54. Two newlyweds in Paris. Pub. 1954-03-14; B00000462088.
Issue 16Mar54. In defense of poodles. Pub. 1954-03-16; B00000462090.
Issue 18Mar54. Hot off the boat. Pub. 1954-03-18; B00000464022.
Issue 21Mar54. My brother-in-law versus Humphrey Bogart. Pub. 1954-03-21; B00000464025.
Issue 23Mar54. Luciano--free man in the stir. Pub. 1954-03-23; B00000464027.
Issue 25Mar54. From the stake to eternity. Pub. 1954-03-25; B00000465672.
Issue 28Mar54. Problems of a press agent in Rome. Pub. 1954-03-28; B00000465675.
Issue 30Mar54. I hate young men. Pub. 1954-03-30; B00000465677.
Issue 1Apr54. Other voices, other wines. Pub. 1954-04-01; B00000466568.
Issue 4Apr54. The French poodle mail. Pub. 1954-04-04; B00000466571.
Issue 6Apr54. "Dragnet" in France. Pub. 1954-04-06; B00000466573.
Issue 8Apr54. The First victory. Pub. 1954-04-08; B00000467444.
Issue 11Apr54. Toulous-Lautrec family protests. Pub. 1954-04-11; B00000467447.
Issue 13Apr54. The Seventh festival. Pub. 1954-04-13; B00000467449.
Issue 15Apr54. The Star that came from Hollywood. Pub. 1954-04-15; B00000468402.
Issue 18Apr54. A Friendly Russian for a change. Pub. 1954-04-18; B00000468405.
Issue 22Apr54. Job-hunting Americans. Pub. 1954-04-22; B00000469949.
Issue 25Apr54. The French marriage bureaus. Pub. 1954-04-25; B00000469952.
Issue 27Apr54. Society columnist from Cannes. Pub. 1954-04-27; B00000469954.
Issue 29Apr54. Mister Bemelmans opens a bar. Pub. 1954-04-29; B00000469956.
Issue 2May54. It's still salami. Pub. 1954-05-02; B00000470902.
Issue 4May54. The Blonde from Missouri. Pub. 1954-05-04; B00000470904.
Issue 6May54. The Loneliest man in Geneva. Pub. 1954-05-06; B00000472375.
Issue 9May54. The Shape of tables to come. Pub. 1954-05-09; B00000472378.
Issue 11May54. The Fourth estate at Geneva. Pub. 1954-05-11; B00000472380.
Issue 13May54. A Letter from Burbank. Pub. 1954-05-13; B00000473583.
Issue 16May54. Sausage manufacturer sees the world. Pub. 1954-05-16; B00000473586.
Issue 18May54. Advice to young ladies. Pub. 1954-05-18; B00000473588.
Issue 20May54. A Sad Maurice Chevalier. Pub. 1954-05-20; B00000474984.
Issue 23May54. The Man from "21." Pub. 1954-05-23; B00000474987.
Issue 25May54. The Captain at Maxim's. Pub. 1954-05-25; B00000474989.
Issue 27May54. The Ungrateful people of Rome. Pub. 1954-05-27; B00000475989.
Issue 30May54. The Motor scooter in Italy. Pub. 1954-05-30; B00000475992.
Issue 1Jun54. He never gets the girl. Pub. 1954-06-01; B00000475994.
Issue 3Jun54. Air travel can be fun. Pub. 1954-06-03; B00000477214.
Issue 6Jun54. Europe revisited by Groucho Marx. Pub. 1954-06-06; B00000477217.
Issue 8Jun54. Danny Kaye slept here. Pub. 1954-06-08; B00000477219.
Issue 10Jun54. Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen. Pub. 1954-06-10; B00000478484.
Issue 13Jun54. Stag hunting in Denmark. Pub. 1954-06-13; B00000478487.
Issue 15Jun54. The Sun never sets in Bodo. Pub. 1954-06-15; B00000478489.
Issue 17Jun54. Onward and westward in Norway. Pub. 1954-06-17; B00000480634.
Issue 20Jun54. Elsa Maxwell buries the hatchet. Pub. 1954-06-20; B00000480637.
Issue 22Jun54. The Mailbag and Paris night life. Pub. 1954-06-22; B00000480639.
Issue 24Jun54. Men of war and men of peace. Pub. 1954-06-24; B00000482160.
Issue 27Jun54. Not writing a musical profitable for Steinbeck. Pub. 1954-06-27; B00000482163.
Issue 29Jun54. Miss Swanson's pet crusades. Pub. 1954-06-29; B00000482165.
Issue 1Jul54. How to crash the international set. Pub. 1954-07-01; B00000483039.
Issue 4Jul54. Now it's a Western movie for Zsa Zsa & Ruby. Pub. 1954-07-04; B00000483042.
Issue 6Jul54. Bulletin! Pub. 1954-07-06; B00000483044.
Issue 8Jul54. The Quat'z Arts Ball revisited. Pub. 1954-07-08; B00000483046.
Issue 11Jul54. Film of "The Egyptian" jolted by discovery of empty tomb. Pub. 1954-07-11; B00000483379.
Issue 13Jul54. Father of the flying saucer. Pub. 1954-07-13; B00000483381.
Issue 15Jul54. Two French actors at work. Pub. 1954-07-15; B00000483383.
Issue 18Jul54. George Jessel's gallery of friends & foes. Pub. 1954-07-18; B00000484213.
Issue 20Jul54. Tax deductions made easy. Pub. 1954-07-20; B00000484215.
Issue 22Jul54. A European gossip column. Pub. 1954-07-22; B00000484875.
Issue 25Jul54. Where is Errol Flynn? Having a very bad year. Pub. 1954-07-25; B00000484878.
Issue 27Jul54. It's just like baseball. Pub. 1954-07-27; B00000484880.
Issue 29Jul54. Mister Chapman and the flamingo. Pub. 1954-07-29; B00000486566.
Issue 1Aug54. Filming of "Moby Dick"--great day for the Irish. Pub. 1954-08-01; B00000486569.
Issue 3Aug54. The Making of "Moby Dick" (continued) Pub. 1954-08-03; B00000486571.
Issue 5Aug54. What hath Dior wrought? Pub. 1954-08-05; B00000487305.
Issue 8Aug54. Muggs goes continental and travels in style. Pub. 1954-08-08; B00000487308.
Issue 10Aug54. The Story not printed in France. Pub. 1954-08-10; B00000487310.
Issue 12Aug54. An English marriage bureau. Pub. 1954-08-12; B00000488810.
Issue 15Aug54. Curfew shall indeed ring for Smith College Choir. Pub. 1954-08-15; B00000488813.
Issue 17Aug54. A More important story. Pub. 1954-08-17; B00000488815.
Issue 19Aug54. Mister Sherwood and television. Pub. 1954-08-19; B00000489940.
Issue 22Aug54. How France can push United States champagne sales. Pub. 1954-08-22; B00000489943.
Issue 24Aug54. Next to me, Picasso. Pub. 1954-08-24; B00000489945.
Issue 26Aug54. They shoot pigeons, don't they? Pub. 1954-08-26; B00000491615.
Issue 29Aug54. Hoppy camps at the Ritz minus his six-shooter. Pub. 1954-08-29; B00000491618.
Issue 31Aug54. On strolling through the casino. Pub. 1954-08-31; B00000491620.
Issue 2Sep54. Just back from Russia. Pub. 1954-09-02; B00000493272.
Issue 5Sep54. Linkletter goes looking for stuff to give away. Pub. 1954-09-05; B00000493275.
Issue 7Sep54. Sugar Ray at a cafe. Pub. 1954-09-07; B00000493277.
Issue 9Sep54. A Tour conductor is born. Pub. 1954-09-09; B00000493279.
Issue 12Sep54. "Mister Art" makes debut as a Paris tour guide. Pub. 1954-09-12; B00000493282.
Issue 14Sep54. Mister Art visits Paris. Pub. 1954-09-14; B00000494597.
Issue 16Sep54. Mister Art's last day. Pub. 1954-09-16; B00000494599.
Issue 19Sep54. Recipe for a good party: just mix the celebrities. Pub. 1954-09-19; B00000494602.
Issue 21Sep54. The Dunking of Katharine Hepburn. Pub. 1954-09-21; B00000494604.
Issue 23Sep54. Christine Jorgenson in Venice. Pub. 1954-09-23; B00000495845.
Issue 28Sep54. Venice a la Hemingway. Pub. 1954-09-28; B00000495850.
Issue 30Sep54. To fight or not to fight. Pub. 1954-09-30; B00000495852.
Issue 3Oct54. Some advice from a can-can expert. Pub. 1954-10-03; B00000497388.
Issue 5Oct54. The Battle for Isabel. Pub. 1954-10-05; B00000497390.
Issue 7Oct54. The First time I saw Paris. Pub. 1954-10-07; B00000497392.
Issue 10Oct54. Air trip on credit plan: how they'll foreclose. Pub. 1954-10-10; B00000498514.
Issue 12Oct54. Love in the stars. Pub. 1954-10-12; B00000498516.
Issue 14Oct54. Unprinted travel stories. Pub. 1954-10-14; B00000499495.
Issue 17Oct54. Directinga movie, Paris style. Pub. 1954-10-17; B00000499498.
Issue 19Oct54. Shocking. Pub. 1954-10-19; B00000499500.
Issue 21Oct54. Only five bums a night. Pub. 1954-10-21; B00000500319.
Issue 24Oct54. Rattigan: why London's hits flop on Broadway. Pub. 1954-10-24; B00000500322.
Issue 26Oct54. Secret report on the French snail. Pub. 1954-10-26; B00000500324.
Issue 28Oct54. The Three stages of travel. Pub. 1954-10-28; B00000501809.
Issue 31Oct54. Alan Young mourns loss of TV culture in France. Pub. 1954-10-31; B00000501812.
Issue 2Nov54. Playing Sherlock Holmes for laughs. Pub. 1954-11-02; B00000501814.
Issue 4Nov54. Bongo! Bongo! Guess who's in the Congo? Pub. 1954-11-04; B00000503076.
Issue 23Nov54. Bob Hope comes back. Pub. 1954-11-23; B00000505815.
Issue 25Nov54. The Day we went to see DeGaulle. Pub. 1954-11-25; B00000505817.
Issue 28Nov54. Dali jewels set record passing Paris customs. Pub. 1954-11-28; B00000505820.
Issue 30Nov54. From Paris to Mobiles. Pub. 1954-11-30; B00000505822.
Issue 2Dec54. Let 'em drink milk. Pub. 1954-12-02; B00000506958.
Issue 5Dec54. World figures populate Elsa Maxwell's memoirs. Pub. 1954-12-05; B00000506961.
Issue 7Dec54. A Memorable Thanksgiving. Pub. 1954-12-07; B00000506963.
Issue 9Dec54. Oil for the lamps of Paris. Pub. 1954-12-09; B00000508019.
Issue 12Dec54. Gift shopping a science with Paulette Goddard. Pub. 1954-12-12; B00000508022.
Issue 14Dec54. Christmas suggestions from Paris. Pub. 1954-12-14; B00000508024.
Issue 16Dec54. Anyone seen an African elephant? Pub. 1954-12-16; B00000509623.
Issue 19Dec54. Larry Adler discovers "exile" has its rewards. Pub. 1954-12-19; B00000509626.
Issue 21Dec54. Alice B. Toklas writes a cookbook. Pub. 1954-12-21; B00000509628.
Issue 23Dec54. Boys and dolls. Pub. 1954-12-23; B00000510435.
Issue 26Dec54. Yugoslav novice steals "Porgy" show at Zagreb. Pub. 1954-12-26; B00000510438.
Issue 28Dec54. Yugoslavia's first traffic light. 28Dec54; B510440.
Issue 30Dec54. There've been some changes made. Pub. 1954-12-30; B00000511450.
Africa's lighter side. (In New York herald tribune)
Issue 7Nov54. How a native chief lives in the Congo. Pub. 1954-11-07; B00000503079.
Issue 9Nov54. King of the Watusi. Pub. 1954-11-09; B00000503081.
Issue 11Nov54. Happy, happy hunting grounds. Pub. 1954-11-11; B00000504603.
Issue 14Nov54. Tracking flying saucers in the Belgian Congo. Pub. 1954-11-14; B00000504606.
Issue 16Nov54. Doctor Applebaum, I presume. Pub. 1954-11-16; B00000504608.
Issue 18Nov54. Doctor in the Congo. Pub. 1954-11-18; B00000504610.
Issue 21Nov54. Tomtom news flashes from around Equator. Pub. 1954-11-21; B00000504613.
Names:
Good news, big guys, and other contributions. By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000495430 / 1990-11-09
Title:
Good news, big guys, and other contributions. By Art Buchwald.
Other Title:
A Terrible dilemma.
The Morning after.
The Cook in the attic.
A Civilized country.
The World in 1981.
The Communist shortage in America.
A Sure weight loser.
The Milkman cometh.
The Liz Taylor referendum.
On not reading books.
Art Buchwald from Paris
A Van Dongen poster.
The Army on Wall Street.
A Visit with Rubinstein.
A Hair-raising life.
The House hunter.
The Ugly American cries.
The Airlines' secret weapon: that other set of employees.
A Muse is heard.
The Play's the thing.
The Chauffeur's wife.
The Big questions.
Save Lincoln Center.
Art Buchwald at home
Anyone for acoustics?
A Class at Ole Miss.
La Dolce vita, airline style.
Mutiny at the Pentagon.
Baseball a la greque.
Monaco, oui, France, non.
Bucket seat trauma.
In time of crisis.
The Peril of informing.
Why we remained calm.
At the Press Club bar.
Life begins at sixty.
Breathe deeply.
Touting the Soviet envoy.
A Castro interview.
The Washington expert.
A New status symbol.
The Curse of the zebra.
Moscow calling.
Raising cultural money.
The Morning after.
The Cook in the attic.
A Civilized country.
The World in 1981.
The Communist shortage in America.
A Sure weight loser.
The Milkman cometh.
The Liz Taylor referendum.
On not reading books.
Art Buchwald from Paris
A Van Dongen poster.
The Army on Wall Street.
A Visit with Rubinstein.
A Hair-raising life.
The House hunter.
The Ugly American cries.
The Airlines' secret weapon: that other set of employees.
A Muse is heard.
The Play's the thing.
The Chauffeur's wife.
The Big questions.
Save Lincoln Center.
Art Buchwald at home
Anyone for acoustics?
A Class at Ole Miss.
La Dolce vita, airline style.
Mutiny at the Pentagon.
Baseball a la greque.
Monaco, oui, France, non.
Bucket seat trauma.
In time of crisis.
The Peril of informing.
Why we remained calm.
At the Press Club bar.
Life begins at sixty.
Breathe deeply.
Touting the Soviet envoy.
A Castro interview.
The Washington expert.
A New status symbol.
The Curse of the zebra.
Moscow calling.
Raising cultural money.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 2Jan62. Good news, big guys. Pub. 1962-01-02; B00000943943.
Issue 4Jan62. Great stories of 1961. Pub. 1962-01-04; B00000943940.
Issue 7Jan62. A Terrible dilemma. Pub. 1962-01-07; B00000945288.
Issue 9Jan62. The Morning after. Pub. 1962-01-09; B00000943944.
Issue 11Jan62. Poetical notes. Pub. 1962-01-11; B00000945290.
Issue 14Jan62. Bourbon Street, London. Pub. 1962-01-14; B00000945293.
Issue 16Jan62. Banned by the twist. Pub. 1962-01-16; B00000947399.
Issue 18Jan62. How to enjoy a gala. Pub. 1962-01-18; B00000947400.
Issue 21Jan62. Playing GAD in Paris. Pub. 1962-01-21; B00000947403.
Issue 23Jan62. The Cook in the attic. Pub. 1962-01-23; B00000947405.
Issue 25Jan62. 17 years in France. Pub. 1962-01-25; B00000949407.
Issue 28Jan62. A Civilized country. Pub. 1962-01-28; B00000949408.
Issue 30Jan62. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1962-01-30; B00000949412.
Issue 1Feb62. The World in 1981. Pub. 1962-02-01; B00000951750.
Issue 4Feb62. Twistin' on the floor. Pub. 1962-02-04; B00000950560.
Issue 6Feb62. Peace Corps vets: a problem. Pub. 1962-02-06; B00000951751.
Issue 8Feb62. Beautiful spot for parkers. Pub. 1962-02-08; B00000951753.
Issue 11Feb62. World's Fair boss. Pub. 1962-02-11; B00000951748.
Issue 13Feb62. Semper fidelis. Pub. 1962-02-13; B00000952738.
Issue 15Feb62. Chicken liver masterpiece. Pub. 1962-02-15; B00000952739.
Issue 18Feb62. Washington health club. Pub. 1962-02-18; B00000952740.
Issue 20Feb62. Destiny's deckhand. Pub. 1962-02-20; B00000954051.
Issue 22Feb62. Tour of Mrs. Jaffe's house. Pub. 1962-02-22; B00000954052.
Issue 25Feb62. Anyone for lecturing? Pub. 1962-02-25; B00000954056.
Issue 27Feb62. Columbus on television. Pub. 1962-02-27; B00000968784.
Issue 1Mar62. Dow Jones social averages. Pub. 1962-03-01; B00000955721.
Issue 4Mar62. White House picketing. Pub. 1962-03-04; B00000955718.
Issue 6Mar62. The Communist shortage in America. Pub. 1962-03-06; B00000957227.
Issue 8Mar62. Tomorrow the world. Pub. 1962-03-08; B00000957226.
Issue 11Mar62. Consider the ant. Pub. 1962-03-11; B00000957225.
Issue 13Mar62. Fighting the phone company. Pub. 1962-03-13; B00000957230.
Issue 15Mar62. High society. Pub. 1962-03-15; B00000958748.
Issue 18Mar62. Dutch master rides again. Pub. 1962-03-18; B00000960044.
Issue 20Mar62. Old speculator strikes. Pub. 1962-03-20; B00000960045.
Issue 22Mar62. A Sure weight loser. Pub. 1962-03-22; B00000960049.
Issue 25Mar62. More feminine tyranny. Pub. 1962-03-25; B00000960050.
Issue 27Mar62. Wives are not deductible. Pub. 1962-03-27; B00000053437.
Issue 29Mar62. Defense of mustaches. Pub. 1962-03-29; B00000961491.
Issue 1Apr62. How to succeed in Paris. Pub. 1962-04-01; B00000961495.
Issue 3Apr62. Dialogue at 30,000 feet. Pub. 1962-04-03; B00000961490.
Issue 5Apr62. Kids get together. Pub. 1962-04-05; B00000963023.
Issue 8Apr62. The Milkman cometh. Pub. 1962-04-08; B00000963021.
Issue 10Apr62. Antony, Cleopatra. Pub. 1962-04-10; B00000963017.
Issue 12Apr62. Trouble Spots, Inc. Pub. 1962-04-12; B00000963511.
Issue 15Apr62. Farewell to $50,000. Pub. 1962-04-15; B00000963510.
Issue 17Apr62. C'est la guerre. Pub. 1962-04-17; B00000963515.
Issue 19Apr62. The Liz Taylor referendum. Pub. 1962-04-19; B00000964995.
Issue 22Apr62. New wave western. Pub. 1962-04-22; B00000964998.
Issue 24Apr62. Will you marry me? Pub. 1962-04-24; B00000964993.
Issue 26Apr62. Talk, talk, talk. Pub. 1962-04-26; B00000966682.
Issue 29Apr62. Dream interview. Pub. 1962-04-29; B00000966678.
Issue 1May62. Parc Monceau intrigue. Pub. 1962-05-01; B00000966676.
Issue 3May62. Disarmament a la greque. Pub. 1962-05-03; B00000968159.
Issue 6May62. Quoting news sources. Pub. 1962-05-06; B00000968162.
Issue 8May62. Man in search of dowry. Pub. 1962-05-08; B00000970728.
Issue 10May62. Dream interview II. Pub. 1962-05-10; B00000969276.
Issue 13May62. On not reading books. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1962-05-13; B00000969274.
Issue 15May62. This year's country. Pub. 1962-05-15; B00000970732.
Issue 17May62. Miscellaneous spender. Pub. 1962-05-17; B00000970727.
Issue 20May62. Group fares. Pub. 1962-05-20; B00000970730.
Issue 22May62. Hazards in Rome. Pub. 1962-05-22; B00000971540.
Issue 24May62. Dream interview III. Pub. 1962-05-24; B00000971544.
Issue 27May62. A Van Dongen poster. Pub. 1962-05-27; B00000971543.
Issue 29May62. Quite simply, really. Pub. 1962-05-29; B00000972868.
Issue 3Jun62. Yes, Virginia, there is a Herald tribune. Pub. 1962-06-03; B00000974286.
Issue 7Jun62. Keep cool, don't panic. Pub. 1962-06-07; B00000974279.
Issue 10Jun62. The Army on Wall Street. Pub. 1962-06-10; B00000974285.
Issue 12Jun62. A Visit with Rubinstein. Pub. 1962-06-12; B00000975651.
Issue 14Jun62. Commencement day. Pub. 1962-06-14; B00000975652.
Issue 17Jun62. Now see here, chaps. Pub. 1962-06-17; B00000975654.
Issue 19Jun62. When kids play the market. Pub. 1962-06-19; B00000977378.
Issue 21Jun62. Confessions of a garlic eater. Pub. 1962-06-21; B00000977377.
Issue 24Jun62. How to see the United States on ninety-eight dollars a week. Pub. 1962-06-24; B00000977384.
Issue 26Jun62. Only 10 minutes away. Pub. 1962-06-26; B00000977381.
Issue 28Jun62. Sticks and stones. Pub. 1962-06-28; B00000978506.
Issue 1Jul62. A Hair-raising life. Pub. 1962-07-01; B00000978507.
Issue 3Jul62. French dinner party. Pub. 1962-07-03; B00000978509.
Issue 5Jul62. When kissing isn't fun. Pub. 1962-07-05; B00000979406.
Issue 8Jul62. Zanuck versus Greco. Pub. 1962-07-08; B00000979404.
Issue 10Jul62. How not to pay taxes. Pub. 1962-07-10; B00000979408.
Issue 12Jul62. The House hunter. Pub. 1962-07-12; B00000980433.
Issue 15Jul62. Finders keepers. Pub. 1962-07-15; B00000980436.
Issue 17Jul62. World's Fair ideas. Pub. 1962-07-17; B00000980437.
Issue 19Jul62. The Ugly American cries. Pub. 1962-07-19; B00000981942.
Issue 22Jul62. The Airlines' secret weapon: that other set of employees. Pub. 1962-07-22; B00000981943.
Issue 24Jul62. Don't compromise our boys. Pub. 1962-07-24; B00000981840.
Issue 26Jul62. Captive audience at 35,000 feet. Pub. 1962-07-26; B00000982684.
Issue 29Jul62. A Muse is heard. Pub. 1962-07-29; B00000982685.
Issue 31Jul62. Parlez-vous Tonto? Pub. 1962-07-31; B00000982687.
Issue 2Aug62. Equal pay for what? Pub. 1962-08-02; B00000983666.
Issue 5Aug62. Ulcers, anyone? Pub. 1962-08-05; B00000983665.
Issue 7Aug62. The Play's the thing. Pub. 1962-08-07; B00000984624.
Issue 9Aug62. Long lost letters. Pub. 1962-08-09; B00000986731.
Issue 12Aug62. Tongue-in-cheek: those Swiss hiding places. Pub. 1962-08-12; B00000984628.
Issue 14Aug62. Stately homes of England, I. Pub. 1962-08-14; B00000984625.
Issue 16Aug62. Words of consolation. Pub. 1962-08-16; B00000986732.
Issue 19Aug62. Loch Ness mess. Pub. 1962-08-19; B00000986735.
Issue 21Aug62. Last of the breed. Pub. 1962-08-21; B00000986725.
Issue 23Aug62. It's all in the nose. Pub. 1962-08-23; B00000986734.
Issue 26Aug62. Stately homes of England, II. Pub. 1962-08-26; B00000989658.
Issue 28Aug62. Confessions of a non-alcoholic. Pub. 1962-08-28; B00000989662.
Issue 30Aug62. Keep off the lawn. Pub. 1962-08-30; B00000989663.
Issue 2Sep62. So what's funny? Pub. 1962-09-02; B00000989665.
Issue 4Sep62. The Chauffeur's wife. Pub. 1962-09-04; B00000989660.
Issue 6Sep62. Bullfights and marriage. Pub. 1962-09-06; B00000990685.
Issue 9Sep62. The Big questions. Pub. 1962-09-09; B00000990687.
Issue 11Sep62. Goodby, Paris, goodby. Pub. 1962-09-11; B00000991958.
Issue 13Sep62. Our town. Pub. 1962-09-13; B00000991956.
Issue 16Sep62. French phones are different. Pub. 1962-09-16; B00000991959.
Issue 18Sep62. Fine Arts Committee. Pub. 1962-09-18; B00000994197.
Issue 20Sep62. Spying at the Pentagon. Pub. 1962-09-20; B00000992665.
Issue 23Sep62. Too much tittle tattle. Pub. 1962-09-23; B00000992666.
Issue 25Sep62. Death and taxes. Pub. 1962-09-25; B00000994200.
Issue 27Sep62. Save Lincoln Center. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-09-27; B00000994201.
Issue 30Sep26. New car models. Pub. 1962-09-30; B00000994205.
Issue 2Oct62. Anyone for acoustics? (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-02; B00000994206.
Issue 4Oct62. A Class at Ole Miss. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-04; B00000998567.
Issue 7Oct62. La Dolce vita, airline style. Pub. 1962-10-07; B00000995316.
Issue 9Oct62. Mutiny at the Pentagon. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-09; B00000995318.
Issue 11Oct62. Baseball a la greque. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-11; B00000997222.
Issue 14Oct62. New frontiers at home. Pub. 1962-10-14; B00000997228.
Issue 16Oct62. Francois writes to Pierre. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-16; B00000997223.
Issue 18Oct62. Monaco, oui, France, non. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-18; B00000997227.
Issue 21Oct62. Times Square poll. Pub. 1962-10-21; B00000000660.
Issue 23Oct62. Bucket seat trauma. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-23; B00000998564.
Issue 25Oct62. In time of crisis. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-25; B00000998570.
Issue 28Oct62. Clipping tourists. Pub. 1962-10-28; B00000000663.
Issue 30Oct62. The Peril of informing. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-30; B00000000668.
Issue 1Nov62. Why we remained calm. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-01; B00000000667.
Issue 4Nov62. Sex and the single girl. Pub. 1962-11-04; B00000000664.
Issue 6Nov62. At the Press Club bar. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-06; B00000000659.
Issue 8Nov62. Life begins at sixty. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-08; B00000003067.
Issue 11Nov62. Election coverage computed. Pub. 1962-11-11; B00000003065.
Issue 13Nov62. Breathe deeply. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-13; B00000003062.
Issue 15Nov62. Dream interview. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-15; B00000003059.
Issue 18Nov62. More than starlings. Pub. 1962-11-18; B00000003064.
Issue 20Nov62. Touting the Soviet envoy. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-20; B00000004395.
Issue 22Nov62. A Castro interview. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-22; B00000004398.
Issue 25Nov62. The Washington expert. Pub. 1962-11-25; B00000004397.
Issue 27Nov62. A New status symbol. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-27; B00000004402.
Issue 29Nov62. The Curse of the zebra. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-29; B00000005645.
Issue 2Dec62. VIP diary. Pub. 1962-12-02; B00000005646.
Issue 4Dec62. Moscow calling. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-12-04; B00000005643.
Issue 6Dec62. Raising cultural money. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-12-06; B00000007544.
Issue 4Jan62. Great stories of 1961. Pub. 1962-01-04; B00000943940.
Issue 7Jan62. A Terrible dilemma. Pub. 1962-01-07; B00000945288.
Issue 9Jan62. The Morning after. Pub. 1962-01-09; B00000943944.
Issue 11Jan62. Poetical notes. Pub. 1962-01-11; B00000945290.
Issue 14Jan62. Bourbon Street, London. Pub. 1962-01-14; B00000945293.
Issue 16Jan62. Banned by the twist. Pub. 1962-01-16; B00000947399.
Issue 18Jan62. How to enjoy a gala. Pub. 1962-01-18; B00000947400.
Issue 21Jan62. Playing GAD in Paris. Pub. 1962-01-21; B00000947403.
Issue 23Jan62. The Cook in the attic. Pub. 1962-01-23; B00000947405.
Issue 25Jan62. 17 years in France. Pub. 1962-01-25; B00000949407.
Issue 28Jan62. A Civilized country. Pub. 1962-01-28; B00000949408.
Issue 30Jan62. Francois writes to Pierre. Pub. 1962-01-30; B00000949412.
Issue 1Feb62. The World in 1981. Pub. 1962-02-01; B00000951750.
Issue 4Feb62. Twistin' on the floor. Pub. 1962-02-04; B00000950560.
Issue 6Feb62. Peace Corps vets: a problem. Pub. 1962-02-06; B00000951751.
Issue 8Feb62. Beautiful spot for parkers. Pub. 1962-02-08; B00000951753.
Issue 11Feb62. World's Fair boss. Pub. 1962-02-11; B00000951748.
Issue 13Feb62. Semper fidelis. Pub. 1962-02-13; B00000952738.
Issue 15Feb62. Chicken liver masterpiece. Pub. 1962-02-15; B00000952739.
Issue 18Feb62. Washington health club. Pub. 1962-02-18; B00000952740.
Issue 20Feb62. Destiny's deckhand. Pub. 1962-02-20; B00000954051.
Issue 22Feb62. Tour of Mrs. Jaffe's house. Pub. 1962-02-22; B00000954052.
Issue 25Feb62. Anyone for lecturing? Pub. 1962-02-25; B00000954056.
Issue 27Feb62. Columbus on television. Pub. 1962-02-27; B00000968784.
Issue 1Mar62. Dow Jones social averages. Pub. 1962-03-01; B00000955721.
Issue 4Mar62. White House picketing. Pub. 1962-03-04; B00000955718.
Issue 6Mar62. The Communist shortage in America. Pub. 1962-03-06; B00000957227.
Issue 8Mar62. Tomorrow the world. Pub. 1962-03-08; B00000957226.
Issue 11Mar62. Consider the ant. Pub. 1962-03-11; B00000957225.
Issue 13Mar62. Fighting the phone company. Pub. 1962-03-13; B00000957230.
Issue 15Mar62. High society. Pub. 1962-03-15; B00000958748.
Issue 18Mar62. Dutch master rides again. Pub. 1962-03-18; B00000960044.
Issue 20Mar62. Old speculator strikes. Pub. 1962-03-20; B00000960045.
Issue 22Mar62. A Sure weight loser. Pub. 1962-03-22; B00000960049.
Issue 25Mar62. More feminine tyranny. Pub. 1962-03-25; B00000960050.
Issue 27Mar62. Wives are not deductible. Pub. 1962-03-27; B00000053437.
Issue 29Mar62. Defense of mustaches. Pub. 1962-03-29; B00000961491.
Issue 1Apr62. How to succeed in Paris. Pub. 1962-04-01; B00000961495.
Issue 3Apr62. Dialogue at 30,000 feet. Pub. 1962-04-03; B00000961490.
Issue 5Apr62. Kids get together. Pub. 1962-04-05; B00000963023.
Issue 8Apr62. The Milkman cometh. Pub. 1962-04-08; B00000963021.
Issue 10Apr62. Antony, Cleopatra. Pub. 1962-04-10; B00000963017.
Issue 12Apr62. Trouble Spots, Inc. Pub. 1962-04-12; B00000963511.
Issue 15Apr62. Farewell to $50,000. Pub. 1962-04-15; B00000963510.
Issue 17Apr62. C'est la guerre. Pub. 1962-04-17; B00000963515.
Issue 19Apr62. The Liz Taylor referendum. Pub. 1962-04-19; B00000964995.
Issue 22Apr62. New wave western. Pub. 1962-04-22; B00000964998.
Issue 24Apr62. Will you marry me? Pub. 1962-04-24; B00000964993.
Issue 26Apr62. Talk, talk, talk. Pub. 1962-04-26; B00000966682.
Issue 29Apr62. Dream interview. Pub. 1962-04-29; B00000966678.
Issue 1May62. Parc Monceau intrigue. Pub. 1962-05-01; B00000966676.
Issue 3May62. Disarmament a la greque. Pub. 1962-05-03; B00000968159.
Issue 6May62. Quoting news sources. Pub. 1962-05-06; B00000968162.
Issue 8May62. Man in search of dowry. Pub. 1962-05-08; B00000970728.
Issue 10May62. Dream interview II. Pub. 1962-05-10; B00000969276.
Issue 13May62. On not reading books. (Art Buchwald from Paris) Pub. 1962-05-13; B00000969274.
Issue 15May62. This year's country. Pub. 1962-05-15; B00000970732.
Issue 17May62. Miscellaneous spender. Pub. 1962-05-17; B00000970727.
Issue 20May62. Group fares. Pub. 1962-05-20; B00000970730.
Issue 22May62. Hazards in Rome. Pub. 1962-05-22; B00000971540.
Issue 24May62. Dream interview III. Pub. 1962-05-24; B00000971544.
Issue 27May62. A Van Dongen poster. Pub. 1962-05-27; B00000971543.
Issue 29May62. Quite simply, really. Pub. 1962-05-29; B00000972868.
Issue 3Jun62. Yes, Virginia, there is a Herald tribune. Pub. 1962-06-03; B00000974286.
Issue 7Jun62. Keep cool, don't panic. Pub. 1962-06-07; B00000974279.
Issue 10Jun62. The Army on Wall Street. Pub. 1962-06-10; B00000974285.
Issue 12Jun62. A Visit with Rubinstein. Pub. 1962-06-12; B00000975651.
Issue 14Jun62. Commencement day. Pub. 1962-06-14; B00000975652.
Issue 17Jun62. Now see here, chaps. Pub. 1962-06-17; B00000975654.
Issue 19Jun62. When kids play the market. Pub. 1962-06-19; B00000977378.
Issue 21Jun62. Confessions of a garlic eater. Pub. 1962-06-21; B00000977377.
Issue 24Jun62. How to see the United States on ninety-eight dollars a week. Pub. 1962-06-24; B00000977384.
Issue 26Jun62. Only 10 minutes away. Pub. 1962-06-26; B00000977381.
Issue 28Jun62. Sticks and stones. Pub. 1962-06-28; B00000978506.
Issue 1Jul62. A Hair-raising life. Pub. 1962-07-01; B00000978507.
Issue 3Jul62. French dinner party. Pub. 1962-07-03; B00000978509.
Issue 5Jul62. When kissing isn't fun. Pub. 1962-07-05; B00000979406.
Issue 8Jul62. Zanuck versus Greco. Pub. 1962-07-08; B00000979404.
Issue 10Jul62. How not to pay taxes. Pub. 1962-07-10; B00000979408.
Issue 12Jul62. The House hunter. Pub. 1962-07-12; B00000980433.
Issue 15Jul62. Finders keepers. Pub. 1962-07-15; B00000980436.
Issue 17Jul62. World's Fair ideas. Pub. 1962-07-17; B00000980437.
Issue 19Jul62. The Ugly American cries. Pub. 1962-07-19; B00000981942.
Issue 22Jul62. The Airlines' secret weapon: that other set of employees. Pub. 1962-07-22; B00000981943.
Issue 24Jul62. Don't compromise our boys. Pub. 1962-07-24; B00000981840.
Issue 26Jul62. Captive audience at 35,000 feet. Pub. 1962-07-26; B00000982684.
Issue 29Jul62. A Muse is heard. Pub. 1962-07-29; B00000982685.
Issue 31Jul62. Parlez-vous Tonto? Pub. 1962-07-31; B00000982687.
Issue 2Aug62. Equal pay for what? Pub. 1962-08-02; B00000983666.
Issue 5Aug62. Ulcers, anyone? Pub. 1962-08-05; B00000983665.
Issue 7Aug62. The Play's the thing. Pub. 1962-08-07; B00000984624.
Issue 9Aug62. Long lost letters. Pub. 1962-08-09; B00000986731.
Issue 12Aug62. Tongue-in-cheek: those Swiss hiding places. Pub. 1962-08-12; B00000984628.
Issue 14Aug62. Stately homes of England, I. Pub. 1962-08-14; B00000984625.
Issue 16Aug62. Words of consolation. Pub. 1962-08-16; B00000986732.
Issue 19Aug62. Loch Ness mess. Pub. 1962-08-19; B00000986735.
Issue 21Aug62. Last of the breed. Pub. 1962-08-21; B00000986725.
Issue 23Aug62. It's all in the nose. Pub. 1962-08-23; B00000986734.
Issue 26Aug62. Stately homes of England, II. Pub. 1962-08-26; B00000989658.
Issue 28Aug62. Confessions of a non-alcoholic. Pub. 1962-08-28; B00000989662.
Issue 30Aug62. Keep off the lawn. Pub. 1962-08-30; B00000989663.
Issue 2Sep62. So what's funny? Pub. 1962-09-02; B00000989665.
Issue 4Sep62. The Chauffeur's wife. Pub. 1962-09-04; B00000989660.
Issue 6Sep62. Bullfights and marriage. Pub. 1962-09-06; B00000990685.
Issue 9Sep62. The Big questions. Pub. 1962-09-09; B00000990687.
Issue 11Sep62. Goodby, Paris, goodby. Pub. 1962-09-11; B00000991958.
Issue 13Sep62. Our town. Pub. 1962-09-13; B00000991956.
Issue 16Sep62. French phones are different. Pub. 1962-09-16; B00000991959.
Issue 18Sep62. Fine Arts Committee. Pub. 1962-09-18; B00000994197.
Issue 20Sep62. Spying at the Pentagon. Pub. 1962-09-20; B00000992665.
Issue 23Sep62. Too much tittle tattle. Pub. 1962-09-23; B00000992666.
Issue 25Sep62. Death and taxes. Pub. 1962-09-25; B00000994200.
Issue 27Sep62. Save Lincoln Center. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-09-27; B00000994201.
Issue 30Sep26. New car models. Pub. 1962-09-30; B00000994205.
Issue 2Oct62. Anyone for acoustics? (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-02; B00000994206.
Issue 4Oct62. A Class at Ole Miss. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-04; B00000998567.
Issue 7Oct62. La Dolce vita, airline style. Pub. 1962-10-07; B00000995316.
Issue 9Oct62. Mutiny at the Pentagon. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-09; B00000995318.
Issue 11Oct62. Baseball a la greque. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-11; B00000997222.
Issue 14Oct62. New frontiers at home. Pub. 1962-10-14; B00000997228.
Issue 16Oct62. Francois writes to Pierre. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-16; B00000997223.
Issue 18Oct62. Monaco, oui, France, non. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-18; B00000997227.
Issue 21Oct62. Times Square poll. Pub. 1962-10-21; B00000000660.
Issue 23Oct62. Bucket seat trauma. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-23; B00000998564.
Issue 25Oct62. In time of crisis. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-25; B00000998570.
Issue 28Oct62. Clipping tourists. Pub. 1962-10-28; B00000000663.
Issue 30Oct62. The Peril of informing. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-10-30; B00000000668.
Issue 1Nov62. Why we remained calm. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-01; B00000000667.
Issue 4Nov62. Sex and the single girl. Pub. 1962-11-04; B00000000664.
Issue 6Nov62. At the Press Club bar. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-06; B00000000659.
Issue 8Nov62. Life begins at sixty. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-08; B00000003067.
Issue 11Nov62. Election coverage computed. Pub. 1962-11-11; B00000003065.
Issue 13Nov62. Breathe deeply. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-13; B00000003062.
Issue 15Nov62. Dream interview. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-15; B00000003059.
Issue 18Nov62. More than starlings. Pub. 1962-11-18; B00000003064.
Issue 20Nov62. Touting the Soviet envoy. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-20; B00000004395.
Issue 22Nov62. A Castro interview. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-22; B00000004398.
Issue 25Nov62. The Washington expert. Pub. 1962-11-25; B00000004397.
Issue 27Nov62. A New status symbol. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-27; B00000004402.
Issue 29Nov62. The Curse of the zebra. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-11-29; B00000005645.
Issue 2Dec62. VIP diary. Pub. 1962-12-02; B00000005646.
Issue 4Dec62. Moscow calling. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-12-04; B00000005643.
Issue 6Dec62. Raising cultural money. (Art Buchwald at home) Pub. 1962-12-06; B00000007544.
Names:
Don't compromise our boys. By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000501866 / 1990-12-06
B00000981940 / 1962-07-24
B00000981940 / 1962-07-24
Title:
Don't compromise our boys. By Art Buchwald.
Variant title:
Don't compromise our boys.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Names:
Art Buchwald
[Berlin and people and other contributions] By Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000085670 / 1980-12-22
Title:
[Berlin and people and other contributions] By Art Buchwald.
Copyright Claimant:
Art Buchwald (A)
Appears in:
Issue 20May52. Berlin and people. Pub. 1952-05-20; B00000356311.
Issue 11Aug52. Be careful, boys, you'll scratch it. Pub. 1952-08-11; B00000370494.
Issue 18Aug52. Bird watching made easy. Pub. 1952-08-18; B00000371580.
Issue 11Aug52. Be careful, boys, you'll scratch it. Pub. 1952-08-11; B00000370494.
Issue 18Aug52. Bird watching made easy. Pub. 1952-08-18; B00000371580.
Names:
Art Buchwald (52 documents)
example document: Don't forget to write. By Art Buchwald (Arthur Buchwald)
example document: Don't forget to write. By Art Buchwald (Arthur Buchwald)
Horrible; an account of the sad achievements of progress. By Tomi Ungerer, with an introd. by Art Buchwald
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000373353 / 1988-01-14
AF0000018009 / 1960-10-26
AF0000018009 / 1960-10-26
Title:
Horrible; an account of the sad achievements of progress. By Tomi Ungerer, with an introd. by Art Buchwald.
Variant title:
Horrible
Copyright Claimant:
Tomi Ungerer (A)
Names:
Tomi Ungerer (52 documents)
example document: Inside marriage: wedding pictures. By Tomi Ungerer
Art Buchwald (52 documents)
example document: Don't forget to write. By Art Buchwald, illustrated by Lazlo Matulay
example document: Inside marriage: wedding pictures. By Tomi Ungerer
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Art Buchwald (52 documents)
example document: Don't forget to write. By Art Buchwald, illustrated by Lazlo Matulay
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