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The New York Times Magazine, July 10, 1977: Werner Herzog - New Visionary in German Films
by Baker, Russell; Brustein, Robert; Sagan, Carl; Eder, Richard; Singular, Stephen; Malcolm, Andrew H.; Donovan, Carrie; Lelyveld, Joseph; et al
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New York: The New York Times & Arno Press. Good. 1977. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 64 pages. Features: Can the Show Go On? - The Performing Arts are on the verge of financial collapse; Carl Sagan article on 'The Next Great Leap Into Space'; A New Visionary in German Films - Werner Herzog; We Want to Make These Kids Neurotic - Cornerstone Nursery in Yonkers seeks to help violent and disturbed kids; Nice color-photo centerfold ad for Beefeater gin; A Family's Affair with Japan - Andrew H. Malcolm and his family lived in Japan for 18 months; Too Beautiful Just for the Boudoir - Photo/Fashion feature; Living HIgh in the Sky - Wall St. Executive David Merriman's terrace; Katz in "The Mountains" - Shmuel Katz visits the US to ease American misgivings about Israel; Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; The New York Times Magazine, July 10, 1977: Werner Herzog - New Visionary in German Films Space Shuttle Can the Show Go On? - The Performing Arts are on the verge of financial collapse; Carl Sagan article on 'The Next Great Leap Into Space'; A New Vision .
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- Title
- The New York Times Magazine, July 10, 1977: Werner Herzog - New Visionary in German Films
- Author
- Baker, Russell; Brustein, Robert; Sagan, Carl; Eder, Richard; Singular, Stephen; Malcolm, Andrew H.; Donovan, Carrie; Lelyveld, Joseph; et al
- Illustrator
- Aller, Bill; Berez, Isaac; Greenberg, Alan
- Format/Binding
- Single Issue Magazine
- Book Condition
- Used - Good
- Edition
- First Edition
- Publisher
- The New York Times & Arno Press
- Place of Publication
- New York
- Date Published
- 1977
- Keywords
- The New York Times Magazine, July 10, 1977: Werner Herzog - New Visionary In German Films Space Shuttle Can The , Show Go On? - The Performing Arts Are On The Verge Of Financial Collapse; , Carl Sagan Article On 'the Next Great Leap Into Space'; A
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