"GOSSIP MAGAZINES" On l lighter note, for a lack of better terminology, these "Gossip Magazines" or "Rags" give a brief glimpse into a different side of Wright's life. It highlights his "celebrity status". FOCUS PEOPLE TODAY PICTURE WEEK QUICK SCAMP UNCENSORED
FOCUS Date: 1953 Publication: Focus - December 9, 1953
Author: Anonymous
Description: Frank Lloyd Wright Talks: "...Cramped Boxes ...Like Coffins"
Size:
Pages: Pp 34-37
S#: 0987.01.0202
PEOPLE TODAY Date: 1953 Publication: People Today - November 4, 1953 (Published is published bi-weekly by Hillman Periodicals Inc., New York)
Author: Anonymous
Description: People VS People. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright: "It was useless giving women the vote. They always vote as their husbands do." Tex McCrary: "Frank Lloyd Wright is on he other side of every argument." Includes one portrait of Wright. Original cover price 10c.
Size: 4 x 6
Pages: P 49
S#: 0987.40.0611
Date: 1954 Publication: People Today - January 13, 1954
Author: Anonymous
Description: Quote and portrait of Wright
Size:
Pages: P 43
S#: 1045.03.0203
Date: 1954 Publication: People Today - August 25, 1954
Author: Anonymous
Description: Quote and portrait of Wright
Size:
Pages: P 21
S#: 1045.01.0103
Date: 1955 Publication: People Today - January 26, 1955
Author: Anonymous
Description: "Mold it Yourself" - Usonian homes
Size:
Pages: Pp 27-29
S#: 1079.01.0402
PICTURE WEEK Date: 1956 Publication: Picture Week - January 17,1956
Author: Anonymous
Description: Five Minutes with Frank Lloyd Wright
Size:
Pages: Pp 14-16
S#: 1147.02.0403
QUICK Date: 1953 Publication: Quick - May 25, 1953
Author: Anonymous
Description: What they are saying. Photo and Wright quoting Churchill.
Size:
Pages: P 26
S#: 0987.05.0404
SCAMP Date: 1959 Publication: Scamp - January 1959
Author: Schreiner, Harry
Description: How to have a ball at Eighty.
Size:
Pages: Pp 30-31, 64, 66
S#: 1377.04.0604
UNCENSORED Date: 1955 Publication: Uncensored - October 1955 (Published monthly by Feature Story Corp., New York)
Author: Anonymous
Description: "Gar Wood and Frank Lloyd Wright. They’re never too old to yearn. Old Rockin’ Chair won’t get these romantic Rover Boys who made their mark in the world - and a few zesty headlines." Describes Wright’s relationships with the four women in his life. Includes three photographs, Wright, Miriam Noel Wright and Ann Baxter. Original cover price 25c.
Size: 8 x 10.25
Pages: Pp 42-43 64-65
S#: 1092.34.1009
