Playboy Magazine November 1961 Issue - La Dolce Vita, TV Land Troubles, and Tokyo Nights
July 1, 2023 in PlayBoy 60s by Wyatt Earp
The November 1961 issue of Playboy magazine starts off with a cultural flourish, “La Dolce Vita,” likely an exploration of the Italian lifestyle or a reference to the famous film. Gahan Wilson, known for his horror-themed cartoons, brings a spooky aspect to the issue with “Gahan Wilson’s Chamber of Horrors”.
A significant highlight of this issue is the “Playboy Panel on Trouble in TV-Land,” which includes renowned television personalities like David Susskind, Rod Serling, Gilbert Seldes, Stan Freberg, John Frankenheimer, Mark Goodson, and John Crosby, discussing challenges and issues within the television industry.
"Playboy on the Town in Tokyo" likely takes readers on a tour through the vibrant city of Tokyo, showcasing its nightlife and culture.
For those interested in culinary arts, Thomas Mario's “The Art of Carving” might provide insights and tips on carving techniques, perhaps in preparation for the holiday season.
Additionally, the issue offers “Holiday Gift Suggestions” - a timely feature for readers looking for gift ideas as the holiday season approaches.
This issue, like previous ones, likely contains an assortment of humor, pictorials, and other articles and features that Playboy was known for.
Collectors and enthusiasts can find this issue in vintage magazine shops or through online platforms specializing in vintage publications. Digital versions may also be available.
