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Playboy Magazine December 1956 vol.3, no.12

December 1956, Playboy cover image.

3rd
Anniversary Issue
 
(approximate)
Weight 197g
 
 


Cover Lisa Winters photographed by Bunny Yeager
.. Playmate image
  Lisa Winters
Playmate
Winters' Welcome
holiday greetings from a playmate in miami
  Lisa Winters photographed by Bunny Yeager
Pictorials
Tallulah's Follies:
off-Broadway show starring Tallulah Bankhead, Carol Haney and Joan Diener

Articles and Features

The Hundred Dollar Suicide by Henry Gregor Felsen.
The Dark Music by Charles Beaumont.
Broadway - The Season Just Past by Wolcott Gibbs

 

Playboy's International Datebook (travel)
Jazz Poll Report (article)
The Dark Music (fiction) by Charles Beaumont
Confessions Of An American Button Man (satire) by Shel Silverstein
Broadway (entertainment)
The Season Just Past (review) by Wolcott Gibbs
The Season To Come (preview) by Ward Morehouse
Hot Holiday Cheer (drink) by Thomas Mario
The Bitch In Heat (fiction) by Robert Slater
Playboy's Christmas Cards (humor) by Ray Russell
The Christmas Eve Super (ribald classic) by Guy De Maupassant
Playboy's Christmas Package (gift gallery)
Hemingway (pastiche) by Jed Kiley
Conceiving Can Be Fun (satire) by Shepherd Mead
The Hundred Dollar Suicide (fiction) by Henry Gregor Felsen
Etchings Revisited (humor)
Playboy's Bazaar (buying guide)

Lisa Winters is named Playmate of the Year in "Winters, The Winner" pictorial in the June 1957 issue.
Confessions of an American Button Man, is Shel Silverstein's first written satire to appear in Playboy.

88 pages of period adverts, pin ups and articles with lots of quality photographs and illustrations.


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