Playboy Magazine April 1978 ? CG Susan/Patty Kiger ? Pamela Jean Bryant ?
Covergirl Susan & Patty Kiger Playmate of the Month is Pamela Jean Bryant Exclusive From Prison: Sirhan Sirhan On R.F.K.’s Murder And A Plan For World Wide Terror Cycles For City Guys Sisters: A Photo Gallery Of Sexy Siblings Playboy’s Music Award Winners David Frost Interview 3 PLAYBILL 11 DEAR PLAYBOY 21 PLAYBOY AFTER HOURS 24 BOOKS 32 DINING & DRINKING 33 MUSIC 36 PRESS 38 MOVIES 46 COMING ATTRACTIONS 49 SELECTED SHORTA BORN-AGAIN HUSTLER ART BUCHWALDIt is said that angels have no sex, but now that Larry Flynt has found religion, look for separate bathrooms in heaven.
Playboy Magazine April 1989 ? CG Erika Eleniak ? PM Jennifer Lyn Jackson ?
Covergirl Erika Eleniak Playmate of the Month Jennifer Lyn Jackson Girls Of The Big East A Chilling Interview With The Irish Republican Army (IRA) Sex In The Eighties? An Eye-Opening Report From The Field Spring Break: Photos From The Front Lines COVER STORYTake a fast break and indulge in some double dribbling with dazzling Erika Eleniak, a 35th Anniversary Playmate find. Contributing Photographer Stephen Wayda shot the cover, which was produced by Associate Photo Editor Michael Ann Sullivan. Erika’s stylist was Lee Ann Perry; her hair was styled by john Victor and her make-up by Pat Tomlinson. The nifty basketball jacket came from Chicago Knitting Mills. Erika surely has the Magic touch.
Playboy Magazine April 1990 ? CG Deborah Driggs ? PM Lisa Matthews ? B
Covergirl Deborah Driggs Playmate of the Month Lisa Matthews Girls Of The A.C.C. Tony Curtis’ Daughter Makes A Smash Debut Love And Lust: Why Men And Women Are So Hit-And-Miss James Spader Made Easy by Jerry Lazar Stephen Hawking Interview COVER STORYPlaymate Deborah Driggs, last month’s centerfold attraction, has a basketball jones and wants the world to know. Our slam-dunking cover was designed by Junior Art Director Kristin Korjenek, styled by Lee Ann Perry and shot by Contributing Photographer Stephen Wayda. Thanks to Rhyner Designs in Chicago for Deborah’s jersey, John Victor for hair styling and Pat Tomlinson for make-up. Just for the record, guys, the Rabbit ain’t whistling Dixie.