Touts
June 30, 1976
Touts
Mondo cane.
1976 – Page 3 of 5
Roar of the Crowd
June 30, 1976
Roar of the Crowd
Reporter
June 30, 1976
Texas Monthly Reporter
Politics & Policy
June 30, 1976
Fiendly Persuasion
What LBJ did best was wheel and deal. So what’s wrong with that?
Performance
June 30, 1976
Footloose and Fancy
Nine Texas choreographers keep regional ballet on its toes.
Performance
June 30, 1976
French Twist
Cajun music is one good reason to live in a swamp Are there any others?
Investments
June 30, 1976
Trading on Thin Ice
Wanted: financial alchemist to turn liquid paper into hard cash.
Health
June 30, 1976
Yes Men
Sound mind, sound body is an old maxim but a new approach to cancer treatment.
Film
June 30, 1976
Buffaloed Bill
Hollywood techniques may have worked for the Wild West shows, but we expected more from Robert Altman.
True Crime
June 30, 1976
The Girl, the Con Man, and the Massage Parlor King
The girl wanted love, the men wanted money, and when they all got together it was murder.
Best Thing in Texas
June 30, 1976
The Best of Texas
You may disagree, but we know we’re right.
Critters
June 30, 1976
Nobody Loves a Rattlesnake
Especially not in Sweetwater: the score at last count was Humans 10,000, Rattlers 0.
Style & Design
June 30, 1976
The Great Coverup
Some rugged individuals are called to the carpet.
Dining Out
June 30, 1976
Deutsch Treat
A lesson in the essence of Essen.
Contest
June 30, 1976
Contest
Strange bedfellows.
Politics & Policy
June 30, 1976
Behind the Lines
Books
June 30, 1976
Passions of the Mine
Start fooling around with Mother Earth and you end up getting accused of rape.
Health
June 1, 1976
Physician, Heal Thyself
How a doctor got hooked on drugs, and how he got off.
Travel & Outdoors
May 31, 1976
How Suite It Is
If there’s no room at these inns, you might as well stay home.
Touts
May 31, 1976
Touts
Stein, time, dine.
Television
May 31, 1976
The Screening of America
Free at last! Free at last! from the junk you see on TV.
Roar of the Crowd
May 31, 1976
Roar of the Crowd
Reporter
May 31, 1976
Texas Monthly Reporter
Records
May 31, 1976
It Ain’t Necessarily So-So
New recordings of Treemonisha and Porgy and Bess will do, but on the whole we prefer Puccini.
Politics & Policy
May 31, 1976
Where’s My Line?
Is one man one vote just another numbers racket?
Investments
May 31, 1976
Paw Knows Best
Your dog may be not only your best friend but your best financial advisor as well.
Film
May 31, 1976
Plain Filming
Liv Ullmann is at her best when she’s at her worst.
Texas History
May 31, 1976
Our Town
Every small town is different; every small town is the same.
True Crime
May 31, 1976
Unsolved Crimes
Whodunit?
News & Politics
May 31, 1976
The Voice from the Tower
The weirdest student demonstration ever.
Border & Immigration
May 31, 1976
The Newest Americans
Pity the poor Vietnamese: so far from home, so close to Beaumont.
Critters
May 31, 1976
The World’s Most Despicable Bug
The cockroach. What else?
Dining In
May 31, 1976
Cold Feat
When we say these recipes aren’t so hot, we don’t mean what you think.
Contest
May 31, 1976
Contest
Roots are all evil.
Politics & Policy
May 31, 1976
Behind the Lines
Books
May 31, 1976
Only Yesterday
America and Texas: past and present.
Touts
April 30, 1976
Touts
Book Man, bag man, and bogeyman.
Roar of the Crowd
April 30, 1976
Roar of the Crowd
Reporter
April 30, 1976
Texas Monthly Reporter
Records
April 30, 1976
The Big Beboppers
Would the renegade jazzmen who started bop recognize what’s happened to their music?
Politics & Policy
April 30, 1976
Turning the Other Chic
Politics, like fashion, is a fickle business.
Performance
April 30, 1976
Keeping Them in Stitches
If you want a suit only a soul singer would wear, we’ve got a tailor for you.
Lifestyle
April 30, 1976
Drive, They Said
A mother is many things to her children, but mostly she’s a chauffer.
Investments
April 30, 1976
Toro! Toro! Toro!
The good new is we can predict a bull market. The bad news is we waited too long to tell you.
Film
April 30, 1976
After the Fall
Two not-so-mild-mannered reporters fight for truth, justice, and the American way—and win.
Politics & Policy
April 30, 1976
The Best, the Worst, and the Fair-To-Middlin’
Rating the Texas Congressmen from number one to, sigh, number twenty-two.
Business
April 30, 1976
Dealing
Dope sellers obey the law—of supply and demand.
Sports
April 30, 1976
Tennis at Any Price
Court costs and other rackets.
Food & Drink
April 30, 1976
My Favorite Hamburger
George Bush has a secret; Marvin Zindler likes it raw.
Food & Drink
April 30, 1976
The Hamburger
Hint: It’s not two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame-seed bun.