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MATINEE Vol. 1 No. 3 |
| Published by American Art Agency, Inc. 7311 Fulton AvenueStreet North Hollywood, CA Milton Luros -- publisher; Jordan Schuman (Jory Sherman) -- Editor*; William Boone -- Art Director. |
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| 1963 orig. price $1.25 cents 80 pages |
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| Packed with delights, including some strikingly innovative tint-and-type art direction alongside a fine array of Parliament model pictorials including the de rigeur girl-and-bongos and an interesting feature on the Asian-American stripper Akemi Suzuki (aka "Pearl of the Orient"). She may have been disturbed to see her spread run after a feature on the Japanese "Rape of Nanjing" (THE DEFILERS) by Eddie Dime. All that is very nice, but the real highlight of this issue is actually what I once believed to be an unrecognized Charles Bukowski piece entitled "WOMEN UNDER FALSE FLAGS" with a byline of "Hank Charkowski"... Bukowski scholars!??! Weigh in!** (SEE BELOW!) Plus lots more busty American Art quality pictorials. Fiction attributed to Curtis May and Bill Starr and humor by Bert Fields. | |
| VERY GOOD PLUS or better Magazine has wear and cover rubbing, corner bumps and wear on spine, especially at head (minor tear) and foot and at staples. A nice copy of this hard-to-find early American Art mag. |
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| $55/SOLD Order this magazine! |
* I have confirmation Jordan Schuman is author (and Bukowski biographer) Jory Sherman.
** Well, friends, after a bit of research, the truth comes out -- "Hank Charkowski" was not a Charles Bukowski pseudonym, Check out more Parliament Mens Magazines or more Charles Bukowski!
but rather a Jory Sherman pseudonym -- which gave his longtime buddy Hank Bukowski a chuckle whenever he saw it!
