Playboy August 1992 *CG Margie Murphy*

Description

• Covergirl Margie Murphy (Nude) photographed by Richard Fegley
• Playmate of the Month is Ashley Allen photographed by Arny Freytag and Stephen Wayda
• Salute To the All-american Housewife
• Sex Sells! How Madison Avenue Gets Our Attention
• Girl Talk: What They Say To One Another About Us
• Is America Ready For Ross Perot?
• Derek Humphry interviewed by Playboy

Magazine Contents :

COVER STORY
Playboy salutes the North American housewife in a special pictorial—and Margie Murphy kicks off the celebration. Our cover was produced by Senior Photo Editor Michael Ann Sullivan, styled by Violet Warzecha and shot by Contributing Photographer Richard Fegley. Thanks to Panache for Margie’s bracelet, Philip Cantrell for her earrings, Margies for her dress and Pat Tomlinson for hair and make-up. Our Rabbit speaks with forked tongue.

3 PLAYBILL
9 DEAR PLAYBOY
13 PLAYBOY AFTER HOURS
32 MEN by ASA BABER
33 REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: SHOWTIME FOR JERRY—opinion ROBERT SCHEER
35 THE PLAYBOY ADVISOR
37 THE PLAYBOY FORUM
49 PLAYBOY INTERVIEW: DEREK HUMPHRY—candid conversation
60 THE WAY TO SPOOK CITY—fiction ROBERT SILVERBERG
66 HAIL, COLUMBIA—pictorial
72 SEE ROSS RUN—profile ROGER SIMON
139 THE COMPANY HE KEEPS FRANK SNEPP
76 SEX IN ADVERTISING text by EDWARD A. MCCABE
84 PLAYBOY’S AUTOMOTIVE REPORT—article KEN GROSS
90 ASHLEY’S SMOKIN’—playboy’s playmate of the month
102 PLAYBOY’S PARTY JOKES—humor
104 PLAYBOY COLLECTION—modern living
108 GIRL TALK—article LORI WEISS
112 LET’S TIE ONE ON—fashion HOLLIS WAYNE
114 A REGULAR GUY’S GUIDE TO OPERA—article JAMES MORGAN
116 DOMESTIC BLISS—pictorial
128 20 QUESTIONS: CATHERINE CRIER
161 PLAYBOY ON THE SCENE

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