Showgirls

From a coverless incomplete copy, ca. 1957?

Rotoped

1960 Corvair

Mad Men, 1966 part 3

The last part of the article.

Mad Men, 1966 -part 2

Here's more of the article.

Mad Men, 1966

While poking through my stacks of old magazines the other day, I happened across this gem from 1966. A Fortune Magazine article about a new advertising agency on Madison Avenue. Mad Men is one of my favorite TV shows, and this article is like a story arc from that series. Apologies for the scans, it's a large magazine and not easy to work with!

I'm seeing Peggy (4th from left, standing ) and Layne (5th from right, kneeling). Anyone else?

I'll post the rest of the article in the next few days!

Comic Book Ads - World's Finest #89

A nice splash page for good measure:

Square Dance Records

OK, it's a cold, snowy pre-Superbowl Sunday afternoon, but I found a batch of very peppy square dance 45s at the local antique shop for 50 cents each. Ca. 1960, call sheets included!
Here's "Spanking Jack" by Don Armstrong with calls.

 

And "Back Up and Push" by Jack Carter, instrumental only.

Two of My Personal Heroes

Yesterday (January 26) was Jules Feiffer's 84th birthday. Tonight, Dick Van Dyke receives the Screen Actor's Guild's Lifetime Achievement Award.

Happy New Year

And Happy Birthday, "Country" Joe McDonald. (Photo: Berkeley, California, August 1965).